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I U f Cl r ; TUESDAY TUESDAY and FRIDAY IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUajBUSIfJESS TWENTY-SECOND and FRIDAY ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE , YEAR EARUNGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1911 N:U turned to their home in Hopkinsville Monday, after a weeks visit to Mr. aud Mrs Rupert Ballty in this city. Miss Carrie Barle Is visiting frieudB in 'Greenville this week. .Get the habit of coming to the Semi-Weekly JAMES GASTEEL KILLED BY STEPSON T.L. LOGAN RESIGNS POSITION SINGLETON KIMMELL RESI0 NS J"sV" At Dawson Springs Wednesday Leader Store at this place, has re' Morning Boy Cllaims signed bin position and his plans are Self Defence not yet known. Mr. Logan has mado quite n large number of friends INJURED DURING FIGHT while here and in fact there has not , MOTHER been a man heard to eay one word ' WIHIo Burdrn', the sixteen year against him, he Iihb been with us for old stepson of J. W. Casteel, f hot one year and his leaving will be to and kilted his stepfather at Dawson Eariington the Iosb of a good citizen morning. and an up , Springs Wednesday business man. From the best Information the Bee's Notwithstanding the fact that Mr. correspondent could gain there had Logan followed a good buBineeB man, beeu previous' quarrels between the the business was nof impeded in its boy and his stepfather and also progreBB and Mr. Kohlman Etated Casteel and his wife on the this morning that.Mr. Logan's manboy' account, as Cat9el had. at- agement of the business bad been tempted to drivo the boy'away home, entirely satisfactory to him and in On the morning of the tragedy Cas- - his leaving he considered that he teelj)egan abusing the boy and said had lost a very valuable man. Mr. tin substance he would have to look Kohlman does not know Just yet . out for another home, that he woutd what Bteps he will take in regard to not permit him to stay around there the store. any longer. Angry words passed and Ono thing to be said of Mr. Logan Casteel Is said to have made at the is that he conducted his business on boy with a chair, the mother of tho such a high basiB that he not only , boy, who was sick in bed, got up &nd satisfied his customers and employattempted to take the chair from er but gained the respeoi of his fier.htisband, In the fight that fol- competitors as he was .never known lowed she was cut and bruised about to do a little thing or make uncomthe haud and arm. When the plimentary remarks in regard tp son succeeded in them. mother land getting tlve chair from Casteel he Mr. Logan is being boosted as a made for the pistol In the bureau candidate for sheriff of this county drawer?'but the boy got there flrst for the next term and from the voice d'rewthe pistol and fired. The ball of the people will no donbt bo a musVliave split as only one shot dangerouB antagonist. He waB a was fired and two wounds were deputy in that office before coming made, one in the side and the other here and in bis leaving Sheriff Stan . in the temple of Casteel who died ley stated the county lost one of the m a short time. The boy in me- most efficient men that had ever diately surrendered to Marshal been connected with the office. It him he was forced to kill is likely that Mr. Logan will not acCtKtoel te save his own life and pos-- . cept any place until the primary is slbly that-i- of his mother. He was aver wHih aceordiBg to custom will taken to Madisouvtlle for his exam- be held next spring. , to-da- to be-twe- Popular Young Han Leaves Eariington Was For Several Years on Si. Bernard Engineering Force Will Likely be Candidate Far Sheriff Singleton Knnmell, of Heuder'son, who has beeu a member of thrf St. T. L. Logan, manager of the Grand Madisonville Notes BY AILEEN DAVI8. V IWi Railroad News , , I programs. We havo the best and old (head. Messrs. Chentham and Sterling Car- let us figure with you on prices. rington, of Durham, N. C, the Misses, Ida. and ElJierBobbitt, Ailken Davis, Manager. charming guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Capr. Hocker-smit- h who have been working at tfia and Mrs. L. D. J. Barnhtll In this city. The beauand "granddaughter returned Broadway block office in Mad- tiful grove surrounding Loch Mary home Monday after an extended leonville, have been transferred was brilliantly lighted with Japan visit to Weavers Store Tennessee. to the Guthrie offide. ese lanterns aud caudles, aud ' Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Kinchloe rethroughout the evening the orchesA now'tinierciird will go into tra from Hopkinsville entertained turned borne Wednesday night from Rochester, N. Y. Niagra, effect July 14t showing the tint M. Kimmeil, and family are interes the youue people with many beautiWashington, a trip down the Thou- of Big 'Fonr pssengor an ted. No announcement has been ful selections. Delicious Ices and sand Islands and many other Eastfreight trains .on this division. ' made as to the filling of the vacancy cakes were served by this charming ern and Northern points. by Mrs. R. L. caused by Mr. KlmmeU's reslgua Chief Dispatcher Griffin aud "" Bone. '" tion. Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, laborers rely trainmaster E. L. Wise have Those invited included: Misses on Or. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. Takes the sting ' on the new A Terrible Blunder Nona Fay Carrington, Vida Barnett, out of cuts, burns or bruises at once. Pain can been busy working t t ot stay where it is used. to neglect liver tiouble. Never do Ruth McNeil, Flora McCaun, of time Crird for the pist few dty. it. THke Dr. King's New Life Hills Margaret and Louise Engineer Hrry Withers is d on the first sign or constipation, Beatrice Ray, Frances El- BEACHEY DARESGRIM NIAGARA the Iiitcrurbau. Oert.iiuly mak t or inactive bowels and virulent ludigostion, jaundice gin, Nanoye Kirkwood, Lurleen Coil good tune with the little scrap or gall stones. Thoy regulate liver, Alleeu Davis, Elizabeth, Margaret stomach and bowels and build up and Katherlne. Victory, of E.arling-to- Aviator Flies Over Falls and Down Nar- - pile he is running. your health, Only 25c at ail drug- row Whirlpool Gorge Messrs William Osborne, WillBusiness on the Henderso t;iBi,9. iam Ross, Mack Hoffman, Neal I is picking up slowly. MCULIAl CAS- Splllman, Miller and Ben Evans, of Niagara Falls, June, 27. In tbe divisiou Work on the rorttl bed all aloof Eariington, Roy Wilson, Mortdri presence of 150,000 persons Lincoln Horse Tethered to Tree in Lonely Sjsot MePherson, Montgomery Holemae, Beacby, the California aviator, to- the line is progressing as well t Dies of Starvation Sam Arnold, Lisle Koblnsou, Cheat day after circuiting above tbe falls, could be expected. Owimt bam aud Sterling Carrington, Chae. Bwooped beneath the arches of the ( Unknewn Lynn, Mrs. Tionle Bailey, Miss Flor- upper steel bridge and down tbe It fs worse than" useless' to tak ence Howard and Mr. and Mrs. gorge almopt to the whirlpool. any medielhe's internally Ht mtM-cul- ar A rather strange and inbum ine or chrome rhewiMaWB AU Rising again beneath the Bides pf Walter Daves, of Eariington. story is reported from LismanJ the lower river JBeaohy soared to the that is needed is a free application Tom Wallace, brother of Marshal Foe of Canadian side,where he made a suc- sale Chamberlain's Liniment'. Xetara Te 8nthra Heme Jack Wallace, of that city, in mak-in- k by all dealers. a trip to a tobacco bed to draw After a most enjoyable visit to the cessful landing. plants P6Tral days ago, ran upon a home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barn-hi- ll The space through which he flew iLoosYSHox lotrxi and other relatives in this city, was 168 feet in height, and barely pitiable and grewsome sight. In an unfrequented wood lot on the farm Mrs. W. T. Carrington and daughter 100 feet side to sde. Near I. C, Traek at NHnviKc ff Beachy will repeat the flight of Mrs. Jenkings, ne discovered the Miss Nonie Fay Carrington and Clew to Ower carcass of a horse almost eaten1 by Messrs Sterling and Cheatham Carvnltures. The animal had been left rington left Tuesday morning for a Beachy waB seen at Evanaville a , A tan shoo with streaks of blood ining trial. The uniform success that has at- there by some oue, securely tied to a short visit to frelnds in Springfield, few weeks ago, when many Eariing- on it was found along thel. C. track tended the use of Ohamberlaiu's tree by a rope, and had evidently Tenu., before returning to their ton visitors Baw him perform in the at Nortonville Thursday and caused Savei His WifeU Life. .Remv Colic, Cholera "ily wife would have been in her edy has made andaDiarrhoea every- died of starvation, as all tho bark homo in Durham, N. C. They have air. some excitement. Tho shoe was apfavorito it grave toduy," writes O. H. Brown, where. It can always be depended within reach of him had been gnaw- been entertained exteusively since Whooping coueh is not dangerous parently now and but little worn, it of Muscadine, Ala., "if it had nut npon. For sale by all dealers. ed off the trunk of the tree and its their short Btay here, and their when the cough is kept loose and was cut almbBt into by the wheels been Dr. King's New Discovery. branches. Hair on the head and many friends regretted very much exceptions easy bv giving Cham- of the train passing over it. A. She,was down in her bed,, not able berlain's Cough Remedy, It has to see them leave. to .'get up without help. She had a "DOH'T FORGET THE BIG D0INS" neck showed that the horse had been been used in many epidemics of this freight crew reported that a mas. a dark bay in color and the carcass severe bronchial troublo and a disease with perfect buccobb. For had jumped from tho train as it was him to havo been a good Spending Four weeks Yacstioa on the Lakes sale by all dealers. dreadful cough I got her a bottle By the W. passing the town aud was thought 0. W. at Lake Side Park showed of,Dr. King's New Discovery, and Mr. and MrB. C. G. Ong and Miss sized animal. How it came to be she soon began to mend, and. was Will Tuesdty July, 4th There ' to bo hurt. Whon the searchers ar place Pearl MIIIb are spending this month STEEL TRUST REPORT . tied up in that b well in a short time.11 Infallible IS LAID BEFORE TAFT jived nothing of the man could be Something Doing and who the owner can be, is a mys- on Lake Michigan. They have ren-tevfor coughs and cold's, it6 the most was found but tbe shoo. A search tery, as no one in that community a bungalow for the time and are reliable remedy on earth lor despeEvery Minute ' mado through tho woods and surrate lung trouble, hermorrhagos la- has ahorse missing. It is believed enjoying their stay to tbe fullest Result of Two Years' Investigation by rounding fields but nothing camo oC croup grippe, astnma, nay rever Corporation Bureau To Be PublishIf you want to have the time of by some that the animal was left extent. 50c, $1.00. and; whooping cough it, aud it Ib a case of doubt to the Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all your life attended the W. 0: W. there by.Bome horse thief in passing ed Soon. Miss Nellie Emerson,, of the mil. Nortonville people whether hi druggists. picnic 'at Lakeside Park Tuesday through, who fearing detection, had linery firm of Metcalf and Emerson, aA Bwiitjfeet are making pigeon toe Ju"lf4tir. There will be all kinds of tied it up in this secluded spot with returued to this city Tuesday,' after Washington, June 27. AJter two tracks iu the oyer shifting Bands of to eat and the intention of returning for it, but & viBit of several dayB to her home veare' investigation of the Steel eternity, or whether ho succeeded GXT CHILD'S DEAD BODY amusement and plenty driuk. The eating will consist of had beeu thwarted in his plans. trust, Herbert Knox Smith, com- catching another train and left for in Princeton, Ind. an old fashioned barbecue dinner Mrs. J. T. Alexander and children, missioner of corporations, to day parts unknown. all disturInfant Was in Hole Nearly Two Days-- Kef and TakeHERBINE the drinking of cold soft drinks bances in the bowels. for purifies the J. T., Jr., and Elsie Lee, are laid before President Taftan exIt e Broke ami Prevented Rescue and lemonade. The music for the bowel channels, promotes regular plltja parents, at Crider, Ky. for a haustive report of his findings. The Don't tbltik that cases 'can't be cured. havo been cured fay; ot obstinate 'dance and moonlight will be made movements and makes you feel report will Boon be made public at weeks. Ointment, jo cents al any drug store. '' Tenu.. Jnne 27. After by a good string band, a good brass bright, vigorous and cheerful. Price few so the Doan's Mining ,We make a specialty of doing two tne President's direction, ' fcieltiR- - In a drilled well for nearly band has also been engaged for the 60c. Sold by St. Bernard Co., incorporated, Drug Department. and three color work. If you want Hous committee Investigating the Rural Retite Carriers Get Rate two days while hundreds of citizens occasion. Come to this picnic and classy job work that will give satis- Steel truBt may claim the benefit attempted its reecue, the your Beginping.with next July all th have a good jolly time, bring Notice faction see our samples and get of it. daughter ofiLendard SaVage was wife and children, bring your rural mall carriers having a standA 50 cent bottle of Bloodine RheuRev. Geo. 0. Abbitt Iwill preach priceB at the Madisonville Branch brought to the'eurface tonight, dead, sweetheart, bring some other fellows rodte,"orv'24V,rjirtds,-w- ll receive will last longer at the Library Sunday evening at Office iu Morton's Furniture Store. matic. Liniment aggravated case of ard In sataryVf $100 per year, which in the presehaiof J500 people. Once sweetheart but eoine, and we will raise than the most 8 o'clock. Cordial iuvitation extend Ailken DAvife, Manager. sord throat. A most olfective rem- will make their yearly salary $1,009 the child was,pulled to within a few do the rest. ed to all who will attond. Lee Montgomery and daugh- edy for cold on ohest, croup, etc. instead or 900 as it is now. Those Mrs. CataupA Camp No. 801 W. 0. W. feet of the topnf the well when the Co., Incorporter, Catherine, retunod homo after St. Bernard-MinInrone broke and the little one fell ated, drug department, special below the standard will receive an When yau feel a cold coming dn a visit to the home of Mrs, MontgomHeln the babv throuirh the fteeth don't delay, but immediately take again to the bottom. increase in pioportion to the numagents. BABY The well was so small in diameter period by giving It McGEE'S wnoie-som- e Bloodine Cough Oheoker, the cele- ery's relatives in DavieBS County. ber of miles traveled in delivering: a Somewhat Ambiguous It that a grown person could not get ELlXllt. it is neaitniui, to a ba- brated throat aud luug remedy.irrita- - Will Simmons, of Hopkinsville, their mail. Their Increase will bs romedv, wjbII adapted Btons the relieves into It. Tho body was finall recov- - by's delicate stomach. It contains Ltlon, and coueh, the oouglntheSt. Ber was In MadiBonville Wednesday on HERE 1b some graveyard poetry the third one granted the oairien cures e no opium, or morphine or injurious - ered by digging a Bide well twenty-ninlecently found on a tombstone iu Binoe the department was establishbusiness. , nard Miuing uo., incorporatea, feet deep and tunneling to the druirs of any kind. Babies thrive drug department, special agents. ed in 1003. Tho original pay of the Hyman Sabel Ib visiting his sister Cold water; under its excellent stomach and drilled well. "Hero lies our wife, Samantha Proo carrieiB was $600 per year. This week, correcting influence. Price bowels in Uniontown this His First Bath. "tor, 25o and 50o per bottle. Sold by St, was increased to $760 two yoars latMrs. Bieeker Knapp, of Evans- For that distressed feeling after Bernard Mining Co , incorporated, n Who ketched a cold and would.not er and in 1007 to $000. Oliver H. Curtis, the - Drug Department. villo, arrived In Miidlsonvllle Tues eating, belching and naiiBea bedoctor. sociologist of Omaha, said in are-ce- day to be the guest of her parents It tween meals, take Bloodine. She could not stay, 6he had to go. lecture: Gas in the stomach comes from cures Dyspepsia by strengthening MargicWalton Dis at Linton, Indiana "But our slums are much cleaner Mr. and MrB. W. L. Gordon, Jr., Praise God from Whom all bless- food which has fermented. Get rid the digestive orirans so that they for a few days. of this budly digestod food as quickare capable of fullflllin- - their funcMargie Louise, daughter of Mr. ings flow 1" of Europe. ly as posBibly if yon would avoid Mining Co., In- - and Mrs. Thomas Walton, of 4th St. than the old, old slums tions. St. Bernard Mrs. Martha LewiB, of Henderson, Our slum denizens are cleanei, too. . corporated, drug department, special bilious attack; HERBINE is the vlsiting-he-r A Few Facts About Liver Trouble. daughter, North West, age 5 rnontbB and 28 "Among us It is unusual to sew chil- who has been remedy you neod. It cleanses aud agents. to her A" dull, Blugglsh liver always bring srrenrthttns liypr unci bowbls, and dayB.died Saturday evening about dren In woolen uudorwear for the Mr. Edgar Fox, returned a"nd i dull, sluggish feeling to the entire bowels, and restores enercry Life Tenure JFor Judge 0:80 o'clock, of Summer complaint, winter not so abroad and I once homo TueBda.y evening. body. When the live works proper- cheerfulneBj. Pruso 50c. Sold by y Don't forgot the An effort will be made to obtain and was intered in the Fairvietv heard In Hungary of a caso that you ly the blood choruses through the St. Bernard Mining Co., incorporatBee has a brunch office for Madi- body in a br'ght red stream. When ed, Drug Department. for Kontuoky judges a life tenure oemetary Sunday afternoon. will hardly credit ' of office, at tho meeting ot the Bar This is the second child of Mr. and 'A man was arrested for stealing a sonville people in Morton's Furni- the liver 1b luactlve the blood beis full Association, to be held in Lexlng- - Mre. Walton to die within the paBt pig, anil they told him he must take ture Store. If you waut advertis- comes dull and muddy, and it many Giant Engine in Service on I. C. R. K of poisonous matter. A groat few day dajs, tho twin of Little a bath before entering the cell. ing or job work or wish to subscribe puople try to get fine, clear, pink . ton in Julv. Louisville, Juno, 28. At noon toof Louisville, Margie haying beeu buried only last "'What! Take a bath?' the man for the paper, call up number 4. and complexion by rubbing things Mr. E. P. Trabue a day engine 1030 of the Illinois Cenor. their faces. They might rub week. AiiiEBN Davis, Manager. . will advance this plau. cried, in horrifldd voice. largest fastest life time and it Is probable that a blllvwlll be "Generally debilitated for years. Had sick " 'Yes,' said the laller. How long Miss Margery Whitfield of Eari plexion wouldthe same yollow com- tral railroad, the steamed and in a loremain for the liver engine tbativer up introduced at the next session of headaches, lacked ambition, was worn out and al has it been since you had a bath?' ington is tbe guest oi irienas in causes it. Only bright, red blood cal shod, pulled out for-- its maidea run Blood she Legislature favoring the elect- well down. Burdock Blood Bitters made me a " 4So help me' said tho prisoner Owensboro this week, and waB the brings fine complexions. woman." Mrs. Cbas. Freltoy, Moosup, the run to Fulton, Ky. The moustec solemnly, 'I uever was arrested be- guest of honor at a big dance given loaded with impurities from out ion of the judceB of the- - Courts of Conn. impurities the machine has just been completed by 41vqr sends pores . Appeals and the circuit courtB to forenever. ' " Lob Angeles Times, in that city Tuesday evening. of the skin a I the Schenectady Locomotive Work the Notice a lire term at higher salaries than Ott Waddill was iu Evanaville oil brownish yellow. and Is the firrt A Peek Into His Pocket To get rid of the dull, heavy feel- at a cost of $27,000, paid. are now Bids will be received by the City business Tuesday. yellow complexion of a troupe of six that the Illinois ing and muddy, Engineer uutil aud Including July would; show the box of Bucklen's Two Blisters on the hand?, burns, 12, 1911, for (1) grading and (2) gut- Arnica oaive mac xu a. juoper, k Master Blaokwell Taylor leftTueB eret the liver in worklnir acaln. do it Central will uuo to handle the be of BLOODINE will stool car trains that are to scalds, old Borej, lame back and tering Clark Btreet from Day street carpenter, of, Marllla, N. Y., always day evening for Clay ;to speud sevcarries, "I have uever had a cut, eral weeks with his grandmother. nine times out of ten. If you are put on in the near futuic rheumatism are all subject to the troubled with Constipation and great healing and penetrating power to the east and. up Bald Clark street. wound, bruises, or sore it would not Mrs, Vida Kosurti of Mortons Gap Straining use BLOODINE LIVER he writes. Greatest of BALLARDS SNOWLIMIMENT Plans, profiles and specifications soon heal," Bilious? Feel beavy after dinner? Tongw with of burns, a It is60cmarvelous pain relief. Price may be seen at office of City Engi- healer hands audboils, scolds, chap- visited relatives n Madisonville PILLS by St. the BLOODINE. Co., coated? Bitter taste? Complexion sallow? Llvoc Mining Sold Bernard ped lips, fever-soreand $1.00 per bottle. Sold 6o, Tuesday R. E. WlPFFliBR, incorporated, Drug Departments. needs wakloK up. Don's Rogulets cur bilioM skin eruptions, ecsema, corns and by St Beruaui Mfumg Co. incorpo- neer. attacks, aj c entt at any ruK store, tt Mr, and Mr, Lester White re - 'Special agent City Engineer. piles, 26c at all druggists. rated, Drug Department. .- ture is regretted by numerous friends and by his associates tu a busihees way here. It is understood that h has had offers of employmont.simi lar to the work he did here but fib at he has not accepted any place aBJyer. He will probably for a time renjinin at homo and Will go to Missouri to look after timber an other lands in which he and hi9 father, Major M. Robert Fekthei'eton Mri. Gerdoa Entertains Visitors extra at Gothrie'. branch office of the Bernard engineering corps for sev MrsM. K. Gordon very charm- Bee, at Morton's Furniture Store, Robert is one of 'iui eral years past, has resigned his po sition and returned to his home in ingly entertained Monday evening when you waut engra.ved cards, em. operators dn1 the line Henderson. Mr. Klinmell's 'dep.ir at Loch Miry, In Eariington, in hon- bossed letterheads, dauco tickets or this difficult position or Miss Nonlo Fay Carrlngton and ' "'.'aJ 'is' worfc-i- u Although yonngett he liolfa like a ... I iiosteBSj-ipelng-asBiute- d Pa-duca- h, Mc-Pbers- oll-iousn- pre-ven- n, . 1 Llg-otKtttlli- ng s el DIGSf-POOTWlLLT- 1 visit-ing-h- er Tho-san- ds -- well-know- nt t Semi-Weekl- -- new-heav- VoOo-bottl- s, I o o .$? rT-i- , Mni ittniltiTII irf" -- . Cbej mm '. 14: ASSOCIATE .:". ll'l IT"" Hk?L - itilAt4t - '1 I Subscription Rates One Year iitt4MM i 5 CITY DIRECTORY. One More Week OF .....". ..?1.00 60 25 .'. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J. E. FAWOETT EDITOR AND BUSINESS PAUL M. MOORE. .Six months Three uionths Single copies...; .. MANAGER Go Cart Bargains mmmmamaaaaakaammkar aw Member ef Kentucky Press Association and Second District Publishers League Sp9oimen copies mailed free on application. Correspondents wanted in all parts of the county. Address us for par- . , ticulars. I Branch Office in Marten's Furniture Stare, 11$ Sauth Main Street, Madi- .'it- vrrr tiL.uv.11 inrw, U l.. dl .. w a miJJ AltVtMJ n A IfC msr. aanmue, .enciy rmne f. Night Ohief- -J. H. HnmbjV Tax Assessor J. H. Corbitt. City Clerk Paul P. Price. Treasurer Frank B. Arnold. City Physician W. K Nlsbot. City Engineer R. E. Whipflor. Street CommlsslonerRobt. Wood Counollmen Jno, B, Atkinson, Madison Oldham, F. D. Rash, Geo. C. Atkinson, Thos. Blair, C. M. Henry.. Meeting night Orjst Monday night in each month. School Trustoo Paul M.' Moore. Board of Health Ed M. Trahern, G. Gilbort King and Curtis B. Johnson, M. D. "Postmaster Chas. Cowell. Mayor H. O. Bourland. Police Judge A. J. Bennett. Chief of Police Win. BradJey. (F .V Notice! Notice! To our friends and customers desiring any change to be made in their hats, or want any retrim'med work done, or new hats, we will appreciate . a. Telephone 47 Friday, June 30, 1911 ADDITIONAL MADISONVILLE NOTES ' CHURCHES. every Sunday and holy dayat7:0 a. m. Second mass and preaching 9:80 a. m. Vespers and benediction pm. Rev. J. P. MoParland, Pastor. school at 9:80 , m. Preaching everj Lord's day at 10:45 a. m. and 7 :45 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednes. day at 7:80 p. m. Dr. D. T. Stanley, Pastor. M. E. Church. Regular services Catholic Church. First rnas larly to bed and early to rise, Attend to your business and advertise! And you will fee healthy, prosperous and wise. Christian Church. Sunday Of perfect service rendered; duties dane charity, taft speech and stainIn less days: , These riches shall net fade away in life, Mrs. B. 0. Mitchell returned home Thursday from a weeks visit In Franklin the guost of Mrs. James B. Harris. Cyrus Wilson went toRuBSollville Thursday to spend Beveral days witb friends. MIsbos Daisy and Katherlne Wilson, are visiting friendB and relatives in HanBon and Hodorson this week.. Mrs. Gorden B..Hall, of Frauk- ford. is the guest of her mother, Mrs Iiillle Carr. Mesdames W. J. Cox and W. J. .Cox, Jr., returned home Wednesday after a months visit to Okla- Last week the sale of go carts was larger than had hoped for, yet there are a number of good atteins left and you can get the benefit of the big reduction by. taking advantage of this sale. 1 Just think of a collapsible go cart as low as $3.00 a' better value 00 carts now at $4.50.. than the $7 You never saw at 7 :80. Sunday-schoat 9 :80 a. m Class meeting, second Sunday at 10:80 a.m. Rev. HoiA'zoiiAW, Pastor. M. E. Church, Sooth. Rev. W O.Brandon, pastor. Services on every' Sunday at 11 a, m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday school at 9:8( ol third Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p.rru Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Nar any death dispraise. Edwin Arnold. Why a Flying Machine Flics An aeroplane being any flat or slightly curved surface, propelled through the air, an inquiring mind may well ask, observes that careful student ot aviation, Walde-saa- r Why does it JJaempffert; it stay aloft? Why does it not fall? 4ft I cpnjld.erably heavier than Rlr. ft Is the air pfesfiuto btineftth the plane, and tho motion of the plain, explains Mr. Kaeinpffert, that keep ver a given spot in a calm, but an aeroplane must constantly move if Jt Is to remain In the air, The m.911- fiplanei ahdbipianbsofBierlot, Our-tie- s and the Wrigbts ate sompwhat ia the position of a skater an thin Jtfe. Thb skater mnet move faBt enough to reach a new section of ice before he falls; the aeroplane must move fast enough to reach a new section of air before he falls. Hence, the aeroplane is constantly Btruggl-la- g with gravitation. And Mr. Kaeniplfert observes further in the course ot his elucidation: "Tho simplest an most familiar example of an aeroplans is the kite of our boyhood days. We all re member how we kept it aloft by holding It against the wind or by rnnning with it if there happened to bo only a gentle breeze. When the wind Btopped altogather or tho string broke, the kite fell. Above all things it waB necessary to hold the kite's surface toward the wind, an end which we accomplished with a string. "The eagle ia an animated kite without a string; it keeps its outspread wing's to the wind by mus-ealpower. If wo can find a substitute for the string, some device in ether words which will enable ub to held the. kite In the.pi'oper direction, we havo invented a Tho pull or the thrust of an engine- driven propeller 1b the accepted substitute for the string of a kite and the musoles of an eagle. "If only thoBe simplo principles were involved in a solution of the age-ol- d problem of artificial flight, aeroplanes would have skimmed tho air decades ago." Current Literature (July.) Wal-demar ar It up. A balloon can remain stationary Baetaman, of Nebo, was in town Thursday. Maj. B. F. Harris,, was in Providence Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Cansler, of Earlington, was in town Thursday on mute homo from a visit to Ev- ansvllle. Mrs. H. A.BoardyOf Princeton, is lnMftdJgQnYlHe, the guest of Mrs. Gtho Fowlef. .. t Mrs. Blanche Frazze, of Dixon, passed through this city enroute to Hopkinsville to visit friends. " Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Ashby, of Hanson, are visiting relatives in this city. Pew. Ih'l'906. lightning killed only 109 people in' Vim whole country. One's ohauces of death by lightning are leBB than: 'two' in a million. The chance'of death from liver, kidnoy or stomach trouble is vastly greater, but not if Electric Bitters be used, . homa.W. M. The $10 00 carts are the strongest made; this week $7.50. a. m. Prayor meeting, Wednesday evenings at 7:80 o'clock. Ladles' Aid Sooloty every Mondav afternoon. Official. Board meeting Mon-da- v after first Sunday in each month. your order between now and next Sat- urday 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 our millinery department during the past season. We assure you that nothing has been left undone on her behalf to please each customer. - u il G. A. Morton Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 a. m and 7:80 p. m. and tho preceding Saturday night. Church meeting Saturday ulght before tho 4th Suu-daSunday Sohool at 9:80 a. m Prpyfci neetiup evrv Mondav nighi at 7:8C. Rev. L. H. Grigson, Pastor. day evening preceding. Prayer meeting Friday even'- k, Sunday - Missionary Baptist Church -- y. This Week Special Sailor and Shapes for July 4 mmmmmmammamammamamamamsmmaammmmuummtmasmmmammmmmmmmuaaammaaa Services fourth Sun Jay morning and evening in each month and Satur- Jenfkai Baptist Church. Furniturej Carpels, Rugs and Draperies school 2 p. nit Funeral Director and Embalmer Madisonville, Ky. Kentucky Fair Dates Library. Rev. Geo. and 8rd Sunday night at 7:45 at the O. Rev. T. J. Lynn, Pastor. Episcopal Church Services 1st Abbitt, Rector. Lightning'-Kill- s Masonic Lodge E. W. Turner, No. 548 meets lit; and 8rd. Fridays in each month, E. J. Phillips, Sec. Victoria Lodge, No. 84, K. of P. meetB every Monday night. Visitors welcome.. LODGES. Barnes, Gowand & Go. IKMMMTEI Earlington, Kentucky :t: -- The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for au Robert MadBen, West Burlington, la., proved. Four doctors gave him 1911 as far as reported. Officers of. up after eight months of suffering falrB ara requested to report to ub from virulent liver trouble and yel- any ommlBBions or corrections of low jaundice. He was then com- dates. pletely, cured by Electric Bitters. - They're the best stomach, liver, nerve and kidney remedy and blood purjfler on earth. Only 60c at all druggists. L & N; Abolishes Office of Mechanic Ky., June 29. The Nashville Railroad Company has abolished the office of Master Mecbanic. C. H. Rae, formerly Master Mechanic, is made Superintendent of Machinery. E. S. Hedgcock is also promoted to Assistant Superintendent of Machinery under C:. F. Giles. Louisville',' Louisville & . Mrs.Scott aiut daughters Kate and Martha Lou, of. Birmingham, are the gifests of Mr. an i Mrs. Ed Tra-her- n. flyinp-machin- e. BSJBSSBBlSBSBBsBBSSBSSaBBBBSBJSal Nervous writes Mrs. Mollie MIrse, of Carrsville,. Ky., "had palpitation of the heart, anq was irregular. "On the advice of Mrs. Hatti? Cain I took 2 bottles of Cardul and it did me more good than any medicine I ever took. "I am 44 years old and the change has not left me, but I am lots better since taking Cardui." E54 "I was very nervous,' Madisonville. July 18, 5 days. Henderson, July 25, 5 days. Versailles, August 22 days. Lexington, August 70 days. Unlontown, Auduqt 85 days. Vanceburg, August 9- -4 days. Lawrenceburg' August 15 4 days. Leltchfield, August 154 days, Burksville, August 154 days. Brodhead, August 168 days. Fern Creek, August 10 4 days. Shepherdsville, August 224 days. London, August 224 days. Erranger, August 234 days. Germantown, August 24 8 dayB. Nichola8ville, August 29 8 days. 'Somerset, August 298 days. Bardstown, August 80 4 days Paris, September 40 days. Monticello, September 54 days. Alexandria, September 5 5 daps. Mount Olivet, September 5 4 dayB. Hogenvllle, September 58 days. Sanders, September 6 4 days. Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, September 110 days. Horse Cave, September 204 days. MayfleldSeptember 274 days. 4 days. Bowling Green, Oct. 4-- 7, K. of R. and S. Hopkins Lodge, A. O. TJ. W. No. 501 meets overy Thursday night. Y. Q. Walker, Sec. Golden Cross Lodge, Earlington, No. 525 meets 1st. and 3rd, Saturday night in oaoh month. Mrs. Bertha TJmstead, Sec. Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets 2nd and 4th Saturday nights in each month. Miss Lizzie Huff, Sec. Lodge, Earlington Ben Hur Court, No. 55, meets every 1st and 3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall. Dr. O. B. Johnson, Scribe. Standwaite, Tribe No. 57, Red Men meets every Friday sleep. Ernest Newton, Vs OH, YOU W. O. W Harry Long, C. of R. Woodmen of the World, Catalpa Camp No. 301 meets every Wednesday night. All members aro earnestly requested to be there. C. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. Modern Woodmen of the World No. 11992 meets every Wednesday. Y. Q. Lodges Elks, B. P. O. No. 738 meets at Madisonville Monday night. B. N. Gordon, Exalted Ruler. S. Wilson, Secretary. Earlington Chapter, t7. D. C, meets 1st Thursday in each montf at 2:80 p. m. Mrs. Kate Withers, Pres. Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and fourth Monday nights. Visiting members invited to attend. O. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. Visiting members are cordially invited to attend any of these . Walker, Sec For the Benefit of the c t- - Woodmen of the World How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F.J. CHBNEY& CO., Toledo, O. IVc, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last is years, and believe lilm perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by There is one medicines that every family should be provided with and especially during the summer mouths; viz, Chamberlain's Colic. nhnlnra and THftrrhnfift Relliedv. It is almost certain to be needed. It costs but a quarter. Can you auord to be without it? For sale by all dealers. Kentucky For Taft Says Senator Bradley JULY changes,-- which will be given I AT NORTONVILLE, KY. We have arranged with- - the Dixie Amusement Co. to give us an all day and night moving picture show with many" under 'a tent 40 by 70 feet. Everything to be lighted up and operated by .electricity. There will be music and dancing, contests of various kinds, band concert refreshments and everything We expect to make this the', happiest and most enjoyable day of the season. Everyone invited. All roads lead to:- Nortonville. -up-to-da- te. bis firm, Waldino, Kipnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting diiectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Testimonials sent free. Price 7jc per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipatoin. Bradley, told, the Presldept today that Kentucky isx for him and will declare enthusiastically for him for renomination in the coming State Washingtoh, June 29. Senator Take convention.. There 1b no horse liniment more effeotivo than for animal flesh than BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT, nor is there any healing remedy for the human boqy, that is milder or more efficacious in its action. It heals the sores or wounds Of men and beast. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Dedf When You Paint bujldings, inside or outside, if you desire the , very best results at the Owen, Madisonvllle. Of Interest to Everyone who Ownes a Cow Every man or woman who doeB their own milking, knowB how much worry and trouble the flies are at milking time. 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 C. E. Tho Woman's Tonic Cardul Is advertised and sold by its loving friends. The lady who advised Mrs. Mirse to take Cardui. had herself been cured of serious female trouble, by Cardul, so she knew what Cardu4 would da If Cardui cured Mrs. Cain and Mrs. Mirse. it surely will cure you too. Won't you try it? least expense you should use hemes. Mrs. Fred Hippie, of Chicago, and Mr. and MrPi Henery ChriBt, of Boonville,, who have been visiting ia this city have returned to their Please da . who has been vlBitmg Miss Margaret Mitchell, has returned home. . Call for MIsb Mary Anna Schlamp, of Hencolor cards derson, 1b visiting her aunt, Miss SOLD BY ' Anna Moore. Mrs. W. S. Bramwell and daugh-ter- s STifBERNARD MINING CO. Anna Deai.ana' Bessie May, are QRUG DEPARTMENT visiting relatives iu this city. partment Miss Ethel Coleman, The Sherwih-William- ' s Nashville Paint rorati . . .u ''' .' ... wharf iirr- - ..'.te.Mifotfo'tf'1"''" ni(ifini ri -- w itmrt-v- " r.-- i " jwlYifuift' iriVl' iri iT'MnlT''''1"51'"" yammmamw a- - .'AaAgK&rg i Juwl. - u ....! "i iitwaWmmmmm t' 6iWiiifc .... "i '" imktt&wm mmammmiGajm Vcw?t 'r.. .... H 1 lyWT' &." . r jr i. - ? ! f 4 V 5" Mrs.'Elgie Sisk, who has been vis itlng relatives iq Mortons Gap, has Tks mam who wkiiptrs down a returned home. Ivy poisoning, swellings MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION well , ot the flesh, bites and Born to Mr. and Mrs. Pearl WilAfceut the thUpfi ke hM U sell stings of Insects, atlff liams Sunday eveniug a boy baby. neck and lame back WillcTW reap a erop ef dell&ra bould be treated with AUdoing well. Like ke irk? eliaibe a tree and Ballard's Miller Evans made a short trip "kellere." to Nortonvllle Thursday. July Wiinbiis for the Man or Boy Tom Logan of thls-olt- y returned from a visit to Dawson Springs. Cool, sightly, serviceable aud economical. Larry Todd, who has been layed JUL E. B. HAKMN M.LC jur It neutralizes uolsons. ink-up for several days is now, able to be dues inflammation, relaxes com- Men's suits, wash, summer woolens and tracted muscles and restore out again. healthy condition!. Tor heal- )n. Mohairs, $g to $36. by lar euur, wound, burns rl Mrs. Jno. Dave, of- the country, COKK CO.. aealds. thereW nothing like-I- t QOAIi 5JOBTONVIM.K ; Men's thin skeleton coats, (n wash, serges, mo: Friday. drU&vrliiMtflJafctof:er toi Xntopftfcefr. "' 'aceata. Pat Henry Whalen who has been hairs, silks and Sicilians, $1 to $7.50 ' vower that Is more effective Ky. than the stronr. harsh llni- sick for several days is much better Extracting fwfiw Men's wash and fancy woolen trousers, with or tents. When rubbed In for Meadamea Laura Pritohett and Prof. Dudley made a business trip rheumatic salnv. neuralxrla or tmiPrcekm Wrk Baby of Madisonvllle were Vaden without cuffs, $1 to $ 60. sciatic. Its wonderful penetrat- to Madlsonvrlie Thursday. lac ana relieving influence M in this city visiting friends. very aratlfylnr. it Is an all Special sale of summer suits at $12.50. Misses Dixie Woodruff, Gertie around household liniment that W. K.. Griffin made a business and Maude Jenkins, of St. In a thousand ways Is useful Special sale negligee shirts at 87e. trip to Madisonvllle Tuesday. and its application Is always Charles, visited friends here Thursfollowed by beneficial results. Enormous assortments in all styles of summer Miss Eula Richards of Hopklns day. Prtee see. Me aai ai.ee. ville is visiting the Misses CrenJmeF.BalUrd,Prep. ttLoult.Mo. ties, hosiery, soft shirts, collars and underwear, also Miss Jame Victory made friends shaw this week. Use Stephen Eye Salve far in Madisonvllle a visit Thursday. all brands aud straws iu Straw hats, $1 to $5. Sere Cyee. it Cures. Miss Eliza Robinson made friends Jno. W. Logsdou, of Evansville, Men's summer leather or canvas oxfords, $2 to $8. JaB,AraWccewMewnt6'SWi If Madisonvllle a visit Tuesday. made a business trip to tblB city Views ffi Town Miss Mary Hewlitt is visiting rela ST. All manner of wash aud light woolen wear for BERNARD MINING CO., Incor- Friday. tives In White Sulphur Spring, W. Mrs.IIey Brinkly was in Madisonthe boys. Call or let us hear from you.. porated, Drug Department Va. vllle Thursday. Miss Susie EkIoH left Sunday Mrs Will Ross who has been vis F. B. Arnold made a business trip Mrs. Margaret Bourland is quite mornlnRfor Evansville, Prlncefon, to Madisonvllle Tuesday. iting friends in this city has reill. and BoonevIIle, where she wlji Misses Mvrtls Bailey and Bulah The infant daughter of Jack Rain- turned .homo. Tlslt her two Bisters and brother. Driver, of Madisonvllle, visited water, died this morning about 9 Ed Trahern is on the sick fist this Urn. Earnest r'Neiyjon Is on tle IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE friends here Tuesday. oolook of i a complication of week. sink list this week. Mr. It. A. May, the hustling troubles. Funeral will be tomorrow A crowd"from Mortons Gap Bpeufr Mr. Lee Myers ofjSt. Louis, was a very enjoyable evening out at the salesman ot the Heilprln Suit Co., afternoon. in town this week. Chicago made a business trip to Mrs. J. R. Forrester is .visiting lake Thursday. Those In the party Mrs. H. R Corey was this olty this week friends in Owensboro. wjre: Mr. and Mrs. Will Sisk, Mr. Tuesday. Brlnkley who has been The following party spent an en- and Mrs. Claude Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joe Mr. Ed Brodey of Oklahoma City, vlBiting her parents in Dawson has joyable day at the lake Wednesday; Elgie Sisk; Misses Lilah Jouos, yislted friends In this city Tuesday. returned home. Edna Peyton, Rena Kington aud Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christ of Boon-vlllOhas. Tranent, who has been Mr. and MrB. O. B. Long Carney Jones; Messrs Frank Cain, Irylng Ky. Is the Ind. Mrs. Krebs of visiting In Hopklnsville for the guest of Miss Mary Ellen Burke. and children Morris aud Ruth of Oswald Kington, Harrison Holeman Karl Medlock, Cain Morton and Mr. past week has returned home. Miss Amanda btodghlll Is visit Madisonvllle, Mrs. Fred Hippie of Carrier. alias Maoeue isrowuinK has re- ing the family of W. E. Ashby this Chicago, Mrs. M. C Long of Miss Sybil O'Brien, of Mortons Mr. aud Mrs. M B. Long turned from au extended visit to wek. and daughter Elizabeth, Mr. and Gap, was lu town Friday. friends in Howell Ind. T Mr. Lowe will make frlonds In Mrp. John Long, Messrs Grover Misses Katie and Ellen Whalen City a visit in a short time. and Ed Long, aud Leo Harrison. left Tuesday for Carlisle, K v. to at- Atlantic Cheap' Prices on' Groceries Mrs. Shields, who has Tieetr visit-inP. P. Price was In Madisonvllle Gold Medal flour tend the wedding of Miss Katie Goo .'. Mm Mary Ellen Burke has re- Wednesday, visiting his father. and Mr. John King. 12) to I80 Bacon, to her home in Nashville. W. E. Kirkwood made a busmoss 50 lbs. Puro lard Old papers for sale at the Bee turned $5.50 Mrs. Sugg of Paduoah, Mr. and trip to this place Wednesday. FOR office. 4 cans of Hominy, 25c Mrs. Wat Bishop of St. Louis, and W. R. Coyle made a business trip lOOJbs-bes- t $2.25 Chicken feed Mies Elsie Brown is visiting Miss LUah Bishop spent Wednesto Madisonvllle Wednesday. 25c Lemons pt r doz frinnds In Nashvillo this woek. day with Mrs. Dan Unistead. 10c Grated Pineapple, Mrs. A. O. Sisk viBited friends in Miss Susan Marie CruJohQeld wlio Mrs. Mallie Brothers and daugh- Madisonvllle Wednesday. , 25o Rest Pea Berry Coffee,.... has been vIsltinK frlendB In o ter, Miss Nina, of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rash spent Large can Peaches 10c has returned home. are tho guests of Mrs. W. E. Ruuyon Wednesday in MadiBonville with Large can Tomatoes, 10c Miss Lena Davis Is visiting. rela- this week. Miss Brothers is oue of 2 lbs. Soda........ 5o DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1911 friends. tives in Anton the telephone operators of Green3 lbs. Loose Starch, 10c Chas. Osborne of Madisonvllle Henry Martin spent Tuesday m ville and is taking her vacation. J . F. DEVYIiDER. made a business trip to this 'city Evansville. MifiBBsEthftl Brooks and Johnnie Wednesday. Mr. Ernest Clator visited friends Fleming, of Sebree, are visiting Miss MIss;Ella Griffin of Linton, Indt in this city Tuesday. Goldie Chandler. who has been visiting in thU city has returned home. Miller Evan and Baker Fugate stsiuJAAiulL' yyWiWiWM were in Madisonvllle Wednesday. Miss Annie Hill of this city lies accepted a position in the Pa opies Bauk. Misses Ruby Sisk and Sue Mike Great Array of Races, Ring Shows, Floral Hall Exhibits, Special Attractions Day and Night Willis left Thursday for an extended visit Out West". C. C. GIVENS, President Secretary A. fUXSCtWA S. L. Aaron, of Barnesloy, will soon take his boys to an excellent iW&fVN&FS flri Leaoh and son ot Cen- are tho guests ofMrs. L. tral City V. Rejifro. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bntton, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Ren fro, hava gone to Bowling Greert to visit friends. Miss Alma Ren fro will return home Monday after a pleasant visit to relatives in Bowling Green. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Jamison are visiting relatives in Da ton Ohio. Wanted 100 miners at onoe for steady work. Apply to Mrs. Ottia KSsE- S SNOW LINIMENT ircUreira I - TrJ6n on ass of e, Mad-lsonvil- lo VOTE FOR g Ma-thi- as William Addams " Pera-brok- GOVERNOR 1 Get Acquainted a ling way of clothesJJ makn Great Hopkins County Fair, Madisonvllle JULY 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 J. With the cerebrated . Ster- - Catholio school In Meade county, where he will enter them to be educated aud oared for. Mr. Aaron recently lost his wife. Born to Mr..and MrB. Alfred Law-vsobaby. n, Agents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing Hecla, Sunday afternoon, a boy tast 0? SifTm J TBi ing. ,. f Born to Mrs. Virgil Highton on a girl baby. We recommend them f6r their style for the w ' T !. C. R. R. TIME CARD. al perfect workmanship, all wool fabrics and the wonderful .lowriess of "their price. Time of departure of Illinois Cec--rtrains from Nortonvllle, Ky. . NORTH BOUND. WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU Builders' Supplies D00K9 S&8S CASINGS COLUMNS ' r"3. loP - ' " R JsW &V - No. 102 1,28 ,..'3.40 No 104 No. 122, local pass. 10.45 No. 138, local 6.38 SOUTH J30UN3 a m. p. in. a.m. p.m. p.m. ''. K K nTBmVDiesmCejBmLll k Many 'Models.- No. 101 No. 103.... No. 121, local pass. No. 185 local pass 4.08 1.48 1.28 a.m. p.m. 5.53 a. ra. L. & !?,-- N. TIME CARD. SEWELS BALUSTERS BRACKETS ' . s. Anything you need in Building Material and Builders' Supplies. Years of experience enable us to know good from bad and how to buy and how to se 11. . We have just about completed stockihg our warehouse, which has taken us several months. Everyit belongs and our system i perfect thing We have a complete line of Building Material Clean, up to date stock, such as Rottfh and Dressed is-where Fabrics of all weaves and colors ice. " 'andtfte serv-- " ,. arrival of trains passing through and departure - of trains originating at Earlmton.Effeotlve Sunday, April 0, 1911. Time 01 SPINDLES POfcCH RAILS- BLOCKS Lumber, Sash, Frames, Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, 'Shingles, Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Moulding, Lime, ement, Etc., promptest, possible NORTH BOUND.. No. 92... .1., r No. 52 No. 94 No. 54 11.15 0.25a. 7.23 p. m. 4.30 m. a.m. a.m. a. m. TRACERY OAK NEWELS OAK RAIL X)AK BALUSTERS ., ' Etc., Etc. j- 11.22 BOUTH BOUND. 8.23 4.21 10.48 p. m. Most styles $150 $35. No. No. No. No. 53 95 51. ...1..: 93 ; p.m. p.m. INTERURBAN TRAINS. , ?' ft' 4- ' SY St. Bernard Store Manager jSf. Bernard Mining Company W. R. COYLE. INCORPORATED NORTH BOUND'. 7.52 a.m. No. 104 10.55 a.m. No. 108 ". 2.00 p.m. No. 108 5.02 p.m. No. 110 SOUTH BOUND. 7.10 a.m. No. 103 ., 10.00 a. m. No. 105 No.' 107 12.57 p.m. 3.20 p.m. No. 109 8.10 p m. No. Ill -- XANTELS SHINGLES LADDERS ARCH AND ORATES FLUE RINGS PLXTE GLASS ART GLASS XIRRORS WINDOW GLASS SKYLIGHT GLAS3 MIXED PAINTS COLORS Just Received a Car Load of the Best Tennessee Lime e, ' We have a private siding, no hauling, no switching charges, and a light operating-expensand we are prepared to meet all legitimate competion VARNISHES BRUSHES XETAL ROOFING Star Planing Incorporated MAD1SONVILLE, KY. Aroh Street Mill Go. ON L. & N. RAILROAD Phone 567 M.H.4. M. E. TIME CARD. into ARLINGTON. KENTUCKY All Kinds of Painters' Supplies 1 effect Sunday, April 9, 1911. H. k. E. time card went leaves f- No. No. US arrives... .8:80 p. m. -, 112 5:45 a.m. Agents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing J Boys' Clothing A Real July Clearing of Men's and -- ?cA-JW?-fi sws ws sws -- Bear well in mind the date, SATUR- - x - R t Schaflner Mto andt Stroua . Bw. .--B --- -: once realize mat gooa, uejiuuuuu rnntion vou .. tion. to be here early and get a cnuice teinW itabdfl 'vou in hand " who are familiar with our Clearance Sale know MEN'S ODD PANTS Cut $8.50 Athletic ....$6,75 You know the Dutchess guar why. We want you to know also. Come! MEN'S CLOTHING. Knicker Suits 25.00 Hart Sclmffner M Q 7K a Uuttpn, jm.uu u antee luilU $7.50 Athletic Cut ::::$5.75 Rin." "10ccourse it iioms goou & Marx Suits Of SOME RED HOT BARGAINS Knicker Suits .. J2.50 Hart Schaffner CI 7 7K Look for oven at these Low Clearance SNATCHED AT RANDOM. ft Marx Suits $6.00 Peg Pant $4.75 Prices. K 20.00 Hart Schaffner frlR 7 .. rt .$3.98 IUiIU Knicker Suits & Marx Suits On Odd Pants $5.00 3.00 Peg Pant u Calico, all you want 18.00 Strouse. Bros'. $3.18 Y'elW pltilM Knicker Suits .. High Art Suits $4.00 Odd Pants Bros'. $15.00 Strouse 71 $4.00 Full Cut 0 $2.38 Best Scotch Lawns .;!... bign. High Afrt Suit HtMLi Knicker Suits . . $3.00 Odd Pants -' 4tt2.50 Geiershofer's Clfl 7h $3.00 Full Cut Ar . . $1.58 ...$2.35 $2.00 Odd Pants Suits . . .P I Ui I u Knicker Suits .. Guaranteed Wall Canvas, best grade.... b CO 7K 10.00 Geiershofer's $2.00 Well Made ...78c $1.65 $1.00 Odd Pauls Guaranteed Suits ....J)UilU Knicker Suits .. Marks 5c Hoosier LL Brown Domestic.' Sixteen odd Summer Coats, light Choice of any Boys Suit, with St. ...85c JM and daijk gray woolens, crash Overalls Bleached Domestic, , atfiitoM bottom pants, values $1.00 " 6c s, etc., values up TRf . yard wide ,. ODD KNEE PANTS. lub up to $6.00 ?1 DS1 to $7.50, choice Place 200 pairs Boys straight bottom Choice KNICKER SUITS. oc niip India Linon short length. Knee Pants, values fy i ilub The best made and fullest cut. 50c Chid 'a Wash suits '.'...35c to $1.50, Choice Wh ere An Boys Clothes in the city. Vll Knicker Odd Pants reduced Good Cotton Bleached Huck.tb 65c 10 per cent. . Sale f10.00 Athletic Cut l pa Ih $1.00 Child's Wash Suits Iflp 15c Shepherd' Check Knicker Suits Iwb Suiting Opens 12 yards Lingerie Tape, .8c 25c Bolt Stickerie, 18c White, Pink, Blue . . Oceans of Notions six yards 25c Box Shell Hair Pins. . lub Large Book of Black .4c 'Saturday, 30x60 Japanese Matting OQ 1 ..3c Head Pins UOU .1c 5c Featherstitch Braid Purr 7uly Palm Fans . Treasure Safety Pins, large .4c Cotton 'Tape, White 1c 10c Featherstitch Braid ..7c air sizes Tape, three 49c v 1st. and Black ' Child's Dress, ready made, Bias Fold .7c 20c Featherstitch mMMMMIMMWIWWMWMWWWI W"MMMM,W,,MM,MT?fTf 7c Girdle foundations . . ..5c widths,Fancy" colors . . """ I nil Magic Hair Curlers, two for t of Jn A 10c Featherstitch ..3c Card Colored Pins .. Xstella Ilair Wavers, six for. To Collar foundations Pure Flax 2c An . Book of Gold Head Pins, ..4c Barbours Skein Thread, u:u , KBiiw- - will create the sensation of the year.. Not another store in this whoIevMCtior! Box Invisible Hair Pins. "b 10 cent value "Surprise" Vasiiaoie Come to this sale expecting to fiti 4c if anv. can show the quality and variety. Extra Large Box ..4c Hrtllnr Snnnorts . t. "Wire Hair Pins U If) TTnir Nets,r all shades.... rn Clearence Sale merchandise has been ticketed with Yellow Tdgs. Look for them. They convey real, dowf tTr:v Snirn UOliar 11, ""v ' S"PPorts IOC 10c Thimbles SSc Hair Nets, all shades.. . Wfcon wo sav Hart at U - DAY, JULY 1st. We.could point out thousands of reasons why you should be here at the opening of our doors Saturday morning, July ist, at 8 o'clock. Those , . $IIilU t'Afh tlO r Vr 42" ANM'AL '. -- It 'A i ...5c nu ....' Fjrioe L,es Th( 1 o, rraJni fv Jc Sharp on Saturday Mormn g JuW Sale Begins at 8 o'clock An t" Notions Continued. Dress Makers Delight Supports "Warren's Grosgrain . Supports Long Package Extra "Wire t" An ' Ten Inch Frame, Broken Bottom, Gilt or Gun Metal Frame, 7Kn $1.00 value Choice $3.00 Gold Medal $2.50 Gold Medal SXXX Hats XXX Hats XX Hats .. $2.39 LAWNS: Best Scotch Lawns Choice of a lot of Lawns carried Cp from last season selling UJ.F IV Phenomenal Clearance Sale Prices on Dr4 75c Bordered Silks, 40 inches wide 50c Check Taffeta Silks, 18 . I"" 2.00 Gold Medal $1.50 Volunteer $1.25 Volunteer ... . Hair Pins 40 An 5ok White Head Pins iox Mourning Pins ..4c .1c .. iOc Box "Shell Hair Pins 25c Box Shell r 0C Hair Pins... luC Hrl Xid Curlers, small size 3Ed Curlers, Large Size 35o Prophlactic Iw OQji DUTCH COLLARS. Linene Embroidered Dutch Collars, four patterns, a ftp 25 cent, value, Special at LONG SILK GLOVES. Special Value 75c Quality Long Black Silk Gloves, July ACp 'Tub Clearance Sale Price hrBlack, $1.00 Long Silk Gloves, Brown and Tan, July CQp OOb Clearance Sale Price $1.50 "Niagara Maid" Long Silk Gloves, almost all colors, July Clearance Sale Qflp $1.99 $1.59 w2' Ladies' Brand Hats .. r.M J9-- ' nu v- - Ib Brand Hats . . . MEN'S SHIRTS. $1 CQ $2.00 Faultless Day Shirts OQ $1.50 Faultless Day Shirts fjl (1Q $1.25 Fay Shirts, Two Collars to Match. I iU J 7Qp $1 .0 Negligee and 15c Silko Japonctte Lawns. 20c Printed Flaxons 25c "Woven Check 2Cc 11c 15c ICp t zlZ tl trU Ijjb Flaxons. 19c and 20c Bordered Lawns, 40 inches wide Pleated 5.0c ihirt Price OOb Tooth Brush Child's Purses fcuu 5c ub Richardson's Darning Silk...jtU C iiWge Pearl Buttons, Six on Card IDtrning Cotton, Black, "White and 'Tan , Dorcas Knitting Cotton, "White only'1 0 An Hb .1 4" llont Mellic'l'hread, Skein.. 6 C Ti ""cey CORSETS. 56 American .Lady Corsets, odds and ends of discontinued mod els, values up to $3.00, all sizes, 19 to 30 to begin with, duly Clearance Sale 75c Price Two Styles of Nemo Corsets, QO $3.00 Grade, July Clearance Sale Price..PIiUU One Style Nemo Corset, $4.00 Grade, July Clearance 00 0 Sale Price Shirts of all kinds.... O Ub No Manhattan Shirts included in this sale. 100 Dozen Men's Linen three styles, all sizes, 15 cent value COUCH COVERS. LINEN COLLARS. Collars, Hp " Largo and Beautiful Oriental Couch Covers, $2.00 values, Specially Priced for this July 1 OR Clearance Sale liU tl A July Clearance Sale For Men Women and' Children Doing "the enormous' shoe business that we do; causes us to a few pairs have a great many short lots of good shoes-j- ust make up a big assortment here and there from the various lines we and it is at such times as this Big Clearance Sale that every collectr mem-beon them that 'em up and put such ridiculous prices good footwear at a fracof a household can be suppliedwith tion of its real value, XnnA &lUCtU navnfvtWxr WC 1 m ,yU ar- Red Floss -- P.eri Lusta Embroidery Floss ladies' Shamrock' Linen Handkerchief Q liadies' Pure Lnen Hemstitched Handkerchief. Uu "u On Ob An Best Brass Pins, full count.. Hit 25o Bandeaus, Coral trim., lob 50c Bandeaus, Gold trim... tub Rags Porous Knit "Wash Jb ub C Boss Ball Thread, Seyen Balls for ... , With the biggest and Tiest ranged Hat Department in "Western Kentucky we are well equip- ped 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 Jay of this Great July Clearance Sale. STRAW HATS.. MEN'S HATS. "The Little One" Brand oE Soys and Girls Play Rompers and Boys Blouses. Rompers, size 2 to 6 years. Blouse, sizes 6 to 14 years. 3xtra Good 50c values, July Oflp Clearance Sahi Hemmed Diapers, 24x48. ..lUb "White Cottage Rods, 0o ." Ob Complete ROMPERS AND BLOUSES. $4.00 Straw Hats $3.00 Straw Hats 2.50 Straw on no ,...$LiL iW iJ)iOU on no nats ....Hiui AO 01 (Mr. 3"-f- $2.00 Straw Hats $1.50' Straw Hats $1.25 Straw Hats - i)litU b .$1,12 7A 100. pairs 'Ladies' Slippers, Our Best Makes, values $3.00 and Boys Gun Metal Blucher (M Cft Oxfords, $2.00 .value. .$ I iuU - $3.50, some of all size3 01 7 K I if U . to start with, Choice. .$ Lot of Children's Slippers, in $2.00 Ladies' Patent Slippers, Blacks and . Tans, some of all two styles, air sizes .$1.50 sizes, at Half Price. three to seven 125 pairs of Children's Slip150 Men's Oxfords, Vicis, Guu Metals and Tans, New Toes, pers, in Patents, Vicis, Gun MetOff. d Bought for our $2.50 retailer, als,- etc., at have just arrived CJO fif lQO pairs Ladies' Oxfords, values but and they are offered at ip&lUU from-$1.5to $3.00, !Zn 1 fwb 75 nairs Helmers Bettman $3.50 . Choice Men's Oxfords, $2.68 good shapes One-Thir0 tliooa HarfirrltlS. VUVUW f 3 MAAJ TT T .t i Jl m: 1 Oxford,' iOUtllS Vici Jiiuuuui: Mfsses Patent Blucher Oxfords, $1.25 value. Low Heel, Welt Sole, 01 OQ $2.50 value Boys Vici Blucher Oxfords, $1.50 value. .H $1.75 ii .liUU IiU DRESS GOODS. Serge, All Wool Herringbone DQn 75 cent value, OUb all colors Black Silk and Wool Popliu, QQp $1.50 value, OOb 42 inches wide Imported Satin Stripe Cashmere, QOp $1.50 value, Black, OOb Navy, Gray, Purple Black Stripe Panama, $1.25 OQp value, 41 inches wide ..Oub Fine Black Panama, $1.50 QOp value 50 inches wide... OOb AQn 75o Black Batiste, "Ob 38 inches wide $1.00 Blue Chevron Suiting 7Qp (Ob 42inches wide $1.00 Navy Plain Panama, 7Cn 50 inches wide 7C n vl.00 Navy All Wool Taffeta, 42 inches wide.. $1.25 Brown Stripe 98c Worsted $1.00 Brown Check Pan- CQp ama, 40 inches wide ....uOb $1.25 Brown Kepp Suiting, CQp 45 inches wide 50c T.n Plaid Suiting, QQp tOb 36 inches wide CQ $1.00 Light Tan. UOb check Panama $1.00 Gray Salting, HQp 44 inches wide jJQw $100 Fancy Gray Plaid, Suiting, 46 inches wide.. UOb $1.00 Gray Pin Strip J, 7Cp I 40 inches wide Suiting OCp 50c Check Mohair Oub 38 inches wide Sfripa Old $1.00 Fancy 7Qp ;... I Rose Csshmere 60c Light Plaids, IQp I Ob from patterns SILKS. value, Plain Messaline, $1.00 26 inches wide, 69c all colors Valentine's and Cheney Bros. B inches wide 50c Scdo Corded Silks, 9Cp wub 18 inches wide 35c Printed Silks, Foulard and Stripes, 99f 27 inches wide m,v Fancy Silk Mixed Crepe do Chine, 24 inches, Black, iQ-Wh- ite, 13b Pink, Blue Black Taffeta. "Dulin Special," $1.25 value, QQp Oub 36 inches wide $1.00 Black Taffeta, 7Cp I ub 35 inches wide TABLE LINENS. h Fine Mercerized 9Kr uub Table Damask h Best American Qn Mercerized Damask ...,lTub h Fine English Rtjn Table "Damask 00b XQ 60c' Pure Linen Do-sig60-inc64-inc70-inc- tOb 9Qp 03b Qp Ca i W li Pu 1 Ho 1 Bid xi 12 i 94! 10 10-- 1 i Semi-bledche18xl8-'inch,fl31each- d tOb OK Ildmmed 22x2-inch Napkins Best Mercer- - 75c 01 fzW Ilemmed Napkins. f IifcOV All other Table Lindns R& duced. DRY GOODS. Mercerized --Kepp, ,27 inchos wide," '35c and 25c qualities, IKn A. F. C. and Utility Dress hams,- 12 l-2- all colors--1..- " Ging I lub 2U c values, special at 15c Shepherd Chqck and 10c 71 Zp Suiting 15c Light Gray Stripes 25c Stripe Shirting a: Shirting Madras .. . 35 r Madras 50c Imported Embroid- 10(1 I Foulards, 85c quality . $1.00 Shedwater Foulards 24 inches wide $1.00 Satin Tetrazinni, 97 innhos wide .65c 7Cn 1 ......... ... OC I ub $l-.0- 0 ....: Light Stripe Tub Silks, 32 inches wide.. 7$ u J ( ered Batiste 25c Striped 'Dress Linens'' . . . . 50c Ramie Linen, 36 inches wide, Pink and Green IQft ,1 OIL only 25c Soiesette, 32 inches, 1Qn all colors tub 12 c Gobelin Silkalincs, 10c new paterns 25c Cream Linen 1Kr l-2- 25(i Qc 10 Pu ( I I ' lib R I 1 ' 4 j Price ?5c "White $1.00 "Ob $1.00 Straw Hats 75c Straw Hats 50c Straw Hats 25c Straw Plats 20c Straw Hats Itb Nettleton $5.00 and $6.00 Oxfords for Men, Patents, Tans and Gun 00 7C Metals iJJild AUTO SCARFS. Scarfs, Silk and' Tinsel Laee Scarfs FANCY RD3B0NS. Twenty Pieces of Beautiful Sash Ribbons, worth 35c per yard, Choice , ay.,Pattern, .. Persian Borders 49c oOb "Wid' to 50c 1Q .U3b 75 RQn .UOb onn pairs Howard & Foster's Patent Oxfords, Blucher and ButOO QK ton Shapes, $4.00 values This store will be .closed all day Friday, June 30, in order that we may thoroughly prepare the feast of bargains that will greet you on the following j' - J .18$ ....ifiOU " .15c I? v 1 fry .. ,,. W. peeiM'BlackHand HAND AGS. Bag, Big lot of all shapes, left from Ust season, Choice ..db . FUR HATS. $3.50 Gold Medal $2.79 Special 'Hafo...'.".. pairs Boys Patent Oxfords, Blucher and Button Styles, OO QC $3.00 values, yLiLil Sizes 2 2 to 5 Lot of Boys and Youths Tan Oxfordssizeslfrom Little Gent 9 to Boys5,' any style, at Half ,.a Price. 25 1-- morning. Be on hand when the doors, IH mKH VH 4 H lHr a mm hw .H B L. H j b r V B H H m H m m H H K Hr Bi Hr H open at 8 o'clock sharp Satur- f ' fr ' ' ' day, July 1st 1 ' - M 4 K fc - v Mt,i0miiiiimi0 ii'i.i(,i MWIHTlWiiiiiiiiiiinillliii'iliHil i ,.,., i,- rUiMirf.i..Mi. ... (I, Jl il't.l-,'- ijN.j jfd ftomw!iMHlitofI. wi-- iw m - M xj....u.)yna'jii''win "w (MsJi !"" ', fey "" "wnw MjMJniP ..- - gSzzZi y 't3te:ar,'r-s- a j- - i,. ' ImF-ftn 'k , Hi... wmmmfmm .,. M i. 11 .Ji.- ihhhwwiiwiiiiiwii . fc Sn'''''"'--im r tm L ' . n - - mi - ? -" - '' ' m - Be here at the Opening of the doors SATURDAY, JULV 1st. Promptly at i st, Some Sensational Offerings in Laces and Embroideries Ho such bargains in Laces and jciiuuiuiuenes, oi sucn excellent 8 p'clock, .the wheels of this mighty merchandise movement begin to revolve. We want you to join' us .that hour ajid witmess the grandest, most spectacular sight in the history of local retailing. Saturday morning, July This JULY Sale For Cash : Only EX BRI-CE- S The $ellc Clarence qualities, have ever before been offered you. Avail vourself of it by buying liberally. 2,000 yards of Val Laces and In sertions, all odd patterns, val ues up to 30c per yard, July Clearance Sale Prices 01 n 5 cents and iL7 1,800 yards Pure Linen Tarchon Laces and Insertions, values up to 12 1 2c per yard, and 5cl Embroidery Edges to 25cInserJuly Clearance Price . . tions, values up per yard, July Clearance fft-S- ale 1,200 yards of wide Marmandy Price Val Laces and Insertions, values up to 20c per yard Q 500 yards of very handsome. 27 July Clearance Price .... Ou inch Flouncings, Beautiful Patterns and very desirable for 1,000 yards Fine Cambric Edges and Insertions, values up to Summer Lingerie Dresses, valC- ues up to 98c per yard, 90 12 c per yard, July Clearance Price uu July Clearance Sale Price utfG 3,000 yards very showy, wide foorset Cover Embroideries7, 25e l-2- !l" House Furnishings, Curtains, Rugs and Draperies at Big ON AUUOUHT OF THE all colors 15c Arabian Curiam Net..lUb White and Marble Velvet 19c 1Ko Table Oil Cloth anc $24.75 20c Arabian Curtain Net..lub LACE CURTAINS. $1.00 Lace Curtains, 9x12 Wilton l$35.00 Save ...87c 25c Arabian or White Net .18c White and Ecru Axminster .... 12 c $1,25 Lace Colored Printed Saturday, 30x60 Jute Smyrna lOcj White andCurtains, ...98c Swiss Ecru Reversible Rug . 36x72 Printed Jap QQo 25c Reversible Printed . July 15cj$1.50 Lace Curtains $1.29 White and Ecru Mattmcr Rue Y. ...Uuu Scrim Cream Lace Curtains Ofln.$2-36x72 Heavy China 1st 79c 25c Plain $1.69 Scrim Ub White and Ecru Matting Rug . . . 50c Finest Italian Woven QCp$2.50 Lace Curtains 6x9 Matting Porch 1.9R "" $1.98 Odb White and Ecru . Rug, $4.00 value ipiitfU Scrim $3.00 Lace Curtains 9x12 Fibre Rug $6.75 25c Art Taffeta Cretonne 20 White and Ecru $2.39 $9.00 value r,( litrfli 1 Ml . morclinnieQ 10 uuu uuu 2m iL.'. orecu.. 9x12 China Matting ..nL ww ft .J uus .wwuuwuio ao an or nas ever ouereu suui Inn. nrixac i b" uo.. $3.29 $3.98 20c New Flbral Crptons ...15c $4.00 Lace Curtains . White and Ecru Rug, $6.00 value greatest values ever shown in Madisonville. Come early and get the choice selections. All. 9x12 Twisted Damask l-the New $4.98 12 Silkalines Gobelin $3.98 ...10c $5.00 Lace Curtains White and Ecru Rug, $7.50 value .. bargain?, and don't you forget it. lright jome Axminster Rugs 30.00 9x12 Wilton -- TRAORDINARILY LOW NAMED IN THlg GREAT JULY CLEARANCE SALE, WE ARE COMPELLED TO MAKE IT A STRICTLY CASH SALE. ANY MERCHANDISE THAT IS CHARGED WILL BE AT THE REGULAR RETAIL PRICE. x THIS IS ONE TIME WHEN WE NOT ONLY NEED 'THE ROOM THAT IS BEING OCCU PIED BY THIS SURPLUS OF SUMMER GOODS, BUT WE NEED THE MONEY THAT IS TIED UP IN THEM. REMEMBER THE OUT PRICES ARE FOR CASH ONLY. Price" Savings in this July Clearance Sale RUGS. . Tickets Meam MATTINGS. $15.00 Room Size . Lowest ' Brussels Rugs s.8.00 9x12 Seamless Jorusseis-Kugs $11.75 15c China Matting 30c China flatting $14.75 very heavy ..., .$17.75 25c Japanese Matting Cost $20.00 9x12 Seamless Prices. Velvet Rugs $22.50 9x12 Axminster Room Rugs $25.00 9x12 Finest ...10c ...19c ..19c ... HOUSIHOLD ACCESSORISE White Cottage Rods, Complete J. Spring Sash and Door Rods, 10 cents and . White Curtain Loops ;isb 7c ...4c lub $18.75 35c $19.75 Japanese Matting DRAPERIES. .25 Furniture Gimp, Carpet Binding, tfer Bolt., 2c Sra! $7.75 l-2- 40-inc- h 0 r.n Wholesale no ... , " 2c 1st, 1911, Goods STAPLES. tco, U 11 Ends Saturday, July , 15, 1911 Hosiery Ladies' Gauze Vests..! Ladies' Gauze Vests, extra size . . . .' Sensational July Clearance Prices on 3c COAT SUITS. Ladies' Ready-to-WeChildren's Dresses, Etc. AH ar Garments, Muslin Underwear, CHILDREN'S DRESSES. Pine Percale Dresses trimmed in Persian Band, two to six years, worth 75 cents, AQp Special for this sale ....TruU COMBINATIONS. $1.19 Corset Cover and 10q 15c 2C you want PETTICOATS. $4.00 Black x'affeta Canvas, Indigo )ron Checks . lier LL Brown it grade ..:.... Dye . 4c 5c iched Domestic, urd wide mesticlb f5c 6c New SprTng Tailor Suits, including White Serges, at Half Price. A few Lineir Coat Suits, left from last season, values up 01 QO ipiiUU to $15.00, Choico Twenty-fiv- e SEPARATE SKIRTS. Petticoat $5.00 Black Taffeta Petticoat $2.98 $3.98 Iftf I Ub Thirty-fiv- e Skirts, 'carried from last season, Blues, Browns, Grays, Greens and a few Black Voiles, that ranged in price from $5.00 to $12.50, i choice of any of these at exactly Half Price. Twelve Children's. Skirts, made from the remnants of fine wool- Oil ! , T oiui-iaens usea in uaaies worth $1.50 to $2.50, Choico any length $5.00 New 'Spring Skirts OO QQ $2.00 Halcyon Messaline rertiser AA -- leached 2c Bleached tmbric Brown Sheeting :3l 2;1c LONG COATS. All $15.00 Long Coats... Jil 3 il 3 J $1.50 Petticoat $1.50 Persian and Dresden QOn High Grade Petticoat ...UUb $5.00 Persian and Dresden Messaline Ladies' Gauge Vests, fine mercerized tape . . 10c 25c Lad'es' Gauze Weight 1Q lUfcr Union Suit 50c Ladies' Pilling Knit, regular 15c All $12.50 Long Coats. .,ti Petticoat ....... . .$3.98 Drawer jCombination $1.48 Corset Cover and Skirt Combination . $1.98 Pine Combination Suits $2.47 Fine Combination and extra sizes, Lace Balloon Pants 50c Child's Nazareth Qnf OJC $1.23 $1.69 .$1.98 3ffc Brown Sheeting Bleached Sheetintt Bleached Sheeting .....23c . All 10.00 Lone Coats. . $8.50 and $7.50 Short .Mil KIMONAS. Taffeta Coats $5.75 Short Lawn Butterfly Kimonas Long Kimona, Lawn 10c ., .$1.00 Suits t v WHITE GOODS. vards of India Linon, short ..db K SILK DRESSES. $10.00 Blue Polkadot .... 25c ... pntfths, values )c to 20 cents jia'n Lawn, 40 $6.75 Foulard, size 34: .. $17.00 Bordered Foulard Navy Long Kimona, Crepe . Long Kimona, Lawn ' .98c .49c 00 7 w h all colors $6.00 Fine Black '. Skirts $7.50 Serge' and JiUO. DRAWERS. .. ... $4.98 $5.98 .$6.98 $7.98 50c Muslin Drawers 59c Muslin Drawers 75c Muslin Drawers 98c Muslin. Drawers 35c Misses Muslin Drawers nfir. inches Vficte, lengths, ort Ifjp e to II cent values . ... 1Mb Rt1 sch White Suiting, nGiHl ,Qn Ite Check yu Cheoks size JJhWo. fitrine Curtain 1fl riss, 40 inches wide ... lyb 1ft White Percale. 1Mb ench Finish ....'. inches wide Pure Sheer Linen, inches wtdo t.- Shirt Waist Linon, 10 at ....A Dimity, rJ3" size 38 $12.50 Navy Messaline,- - with White- Stripe, 7 7C size 36 l...,. $15.00 Black Taffeta, EmbroiderQ 7K ed Yoke; OilO size 38 - jIUilu .... f $filu SHHtT WAISTS. Panama Skirts $8.50 Cloth Skirts, of any kind $10.00 Pine 'Tailored $5.00 Hand Embroidered and Lingerie Waists .... $4.00 White Lingerie LINGERIE AND jV - 'Old Glory" - . ng Cloth .? Shirt Waist Linen WASH DRESSES. Waists $3.50 White Lingerie Waists . . . . r i?3.00 ..fwn $2.98 .$2.48 .$1.98' Skirts Very pretty new Dresses, for QQn Children eight to v JU old fourteen years - 49c 67c 79c 25c 1Hn IUU Union Suit 25c Child's Imitation 19c Nazareth Union Suit 15c Ladies' Lace 1ftf IUU Bottom Pants $1.00 Men's fine Balbriggan anil Otis Lisle Shirts 7Rp Iw and Drawers 50c Men's Mesh Undershirts and Poros Knit 3R( wuw Knee Drawer $1.00 Unique Balbriggan 79c Union Suit $1.50 Unique Balbriggan QOr OW Union Suit 25c Boy3 Balbriggan 42c Shirts and Drawers .50c Elastic Seam Drill Drawers " . 19c 37c Trissoa Muslin Drawers T"Uu lOl&n ' ' IQp White Lingerie . .',-.- SHEETS AND PILLOW OASES. 72x90 Manhattan STieet, welded seam in center, ?0o value. July S 15o Child's Muslin Drawers 20c Child's Muslin Drawers Summer Underwear 15c Ladies Gauze Net Hose 15c Ladies' White 15c 10c 1ft i ' QCp few - $25.00 White Embroidered LingeDb6ss, 017 7R size 16 , $20.00 Whito ajad Lavender Mar- r-o Waists Waists - .. . $MiN $2.50 WhJt0 Lingerie ...iplilU 7Ko 01 7 Q Clearance Sale 12 c Price ,,. quality ,....- ftQ0 1 resoi".D.'. Dancing Dress, size 14 $12,50 White Lingeno Dress, size 18 $10.00 Whito Lingerie Dress, size 42 $7.50 White Lingerie $0.50 'White Lingerie $5.00 White Lingerie Dresses $14.75 01 fj 7C $1.50 and $1.25 White and $15.00 Misses White Marquesette H)lni l?lflVAM II 'r w Striped Tailored Wftists.,1 $1.25 Middie Blouses, Q0p OUb WhHe and Colors $50o Light Stripe Jl 45x36 Cambridge l-2- .v "00n f CORSET COVERS. 25c Corset Covers 35c Corset Covers. 49c Corset - Covers . . . vH MloSV Case, .19c Ladies' Pjne GiUz6 Seaiiildss Black Hose ,.il2c ....lb value, July Clearance Sale Price pn ,29c .42c .67c - Ladies' 00 7K HUOKS. IttonMuck hash cash , Bleared ...4c 814c 4)UilU OC 7K Percale Waists .25 d vPUiI U 3luTTJheck Gloss fweling Linen Unbleached ' Border Semi-bleac- h OK 7K O 8PECrAL"IN SHIRT WAISTS All $2.00. $1.50 and $1.25 Tailoi-e- ...7c " Dresses ...; iptilo OQ 7K Shirt Waists, both high neck and dutch neck, -- with Kimona sleeves, nil sizes to SCISSORS. A51 kinds of good steel Scissors, large Shears, Embroidery ScisScissors, sors, Button Hole Pocket Scissors, all guar- - OKn anteed one year, choice.. Ub MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Very .Special Bargain in a Night Gown,xfull cut, well made, good muslin, neat trimming, worth 97 p twice the price, we ask, wI w styles, Choice four Only t.wo to a customer. 98c 89c $1.29 75c Corset Covers 98c Corset Covers . . ,. Lot of soiled CorspCp ...Ub Covers at 7flp inn IUU iu yui. v 7h start with, choice. . 98c sale-staVts PRINCESS SLIPS. $1.19 Princess Slips This Annual Clarence Saturday, July 1st, at $1.48 Princess Slips $1.98 Princess Slips 30b ....iJuiZu 8 $Ii0j .1212c o'clock and will continue fo'r two weeks. If this great Clearance Sale saves you money where will you be on that date? q V m TOWELS. 20x40 Hemstitched Gowns Gowns . 79c 69c 98c hZu Gauze. Weight 25 cent 1 0p Black and Tan .1101 Seamless Hose Infants Black Mercerized 7 Lace Hose, size 4 to 6 Infants Black, Pink and Blue Hose, size 4 to 6 ....3w Infants Black Lace 12c Lisle Hose Misses Fine Ribbed 19p Lisle Hose Boys and Girls Ribbed On Ub Black Hose Ladies 25c Black Imported IQp v Lace Boot Hose Ladies' 50c Black Imported 9C Lace Boot Hose 7C $1.00 Pure Thread Silk I JU colors only Hose, $1.00 Puro Silk How, Ladies' Cobweb Weave, Lisle" Sole and OP Garter Top, White Ud and Black only r .....,. uU Gowns ' " ' II Think conscientiously .r" hoiisehpld. vour'own , for $1.48 $1.98 'Gyns 'Gons $1.69 Huck Towel 20x40 Big Fine Huck "Towels 22x40 Bleached Bath Towel, 25c value .. 24x50 Bleached Bath value Towel 37 l-Special Barber Towels ner dozen . . ., 2c ...10c ...15c ...25c tlUi Cfln I Men's 50c Panck Socks Men's 25c Fancy Socks Men's Pure Silk Socks, 25c ... Iul OC-f- 1K c four (colors $1.00 Men's Thread Silk Socks. Lisle Soles 50o Men's Pure Thread Silk Socles l 72 I 3lr 5C ?! Q,... -- .a New Summer Models IN CARBON THE COAL MAN'S HEAVEN iiy unyi'iii,yiii.y.i.m,Tu.ii npuvf imam e) " PADS oranp Hmmm TnmUjt ('gift F NiUn rvU .Vl,J For Grocers, Butchers and --T-I other tradesmen, made in businesslike manner at COUNTER. PTFnii,gjliiiiiiBiiii.,,glli rea-sonab- le llllg ' - 1NRHnAM "V"""' (') it 'V'-'a- j Tuiktgl f fi Dorothy Faultless" Fitting Skoes Dodd tor Ladies) Pumps and Low Shoes lb all leathers and styles mCES$4Mf$3:S9 AND $3M irJfc STETSON OXFORDS FOR MEN .. Who know and wear them Ibest. .Tans and Blacks. $5.00 .and All .feathers $5.50. .More by the pair, less by the jear. Arnold Kahn y - First and Main jffendcrson, "... - Kentucky We Pay Railroad Fares Interesting character, astonishingly "sharp," and frequently amusing. One such appeared in a general storo in a tion. southern town on one occasion, deIf Cuba and Panama have banish-- d posited his pack on the floor, and reyellow fever practically by the marked to tho merchant: destruction of the poisonous mos"I guess I couldn't drive a trade quito which used to infest thobe with you, colonel?" lands, why can't wo rise in a body "1 reckon you calculate Jnst about and swipe the pestiferous fly that right!" was the decided reply of the earrio disenso aud death on polluted merchant, who had "had dealings" with Yankee peddlers on previous ocfleet? "Get out!" swat-lin- g casions. We can't destroy the fly by "O, well, don't get riled up no harm him or hor, but we can abolish At it bv making its very existance im- done. Now, Just lookasy this dozen worth throe possible. Tin fl is first a miserable genuine razor strops, dollars let you have 'em fdr two dolworm, but the wVrm is first an egg, lar, colonel." and if we destroy the egg by destroy"1 wouldn't touch any of your trash ing their breeding grounds, we are you get out!" the merchant declared. destroying the flies without commit"Well, now, colonel, I always llko ting murder. We soreeu our houses to do some business in a place. Tell Jo exclude flies; but does it ever oc- you what I'll bet you five dollars that cur to us to screen the garbage cans If you make mo an offer for them or the manure heaps? If we san't 'Btrops, we'll make a trade." "I'll go you,'" said the merchant, screen them, do we realize that by "and," he added, when the Btakos had sprinkling these breeding places been put-u"I'll give you a quarter irJth'a solution of sulpate of iron forhe strops!" eopperas, formaldehyde or carbolic "They're yourn, colonell" said the acid, the hatching of the eggs will Yankee, pocketing tho wager. 3e prevented. Fifty pounds of of iron dissolved in a barrel of Some Influence. Thle letter recently v is received by water and applied with a sprinkling u occasionally will cost about 50c, a southern congressman: "I'm here In and will do the work for a whole prison for moonshlnlng, and I want to season. It may save a big doctor's tret out. Please arrango to have me get out I 1U1 aud the life of some member of released soon as I want to will give ycu tho names of seven inMie family. Wo will have, besides, fluential citizens who will the satisfaction of knowing that the with you toward getting me out. They iood we eat and the dishes we use are also here in prison with me for fiave not been polluted by these moonshlnlng." miserable peBte. Isn't it worth while? p, 3wat ihc Filthy Hies Before it ii Ever 4 lastingly and Eternally too Late 9 HAVE WILL BE flRlitinpr flies soon, ftnt not Boon enough. Wo. will wait antil they awarm in niyraids; we will wait until they scatter typhoid and have reaped their toll of death, and then wo will resolve another season to begin a war of extermina- Robwt4$opVe, ae? laiiaata'er what aulta their W 'heUlTat4 taste, ar apt te ataks 'very light of what they call "elee" afeeut food, . and overtook their Teal importaaea. Feeding on the part f civilized aaaa Is not tha simple procedure which it is with animals, although many animals ar particular as to their food and what la called "dainty." Tha They saw he had no cars. necessity for civilized man of cheerful company at his meal and for the v Aud as through the endless cycle of years ' absence of mental anxiety is univer. The railroad men Hue up sally recognised, as well as the imdispelled, with groans and tears, portance of an inviting appeal to the With hope appetite through the sense of smell As they drain the bitter cup. and of sight, while the Injurious effect But' the coal mau makes his run on time. of the reverse conditions, which may From the pates of pearl to the fiery bars, lead td nausea and even vomiting, is admitted. And the railroad men iu anguish chime- ,Even the ceremonial features of the No cars, my God, no cars. dinner table, the change of clothes, J. W. Fisher, in The Bill of Lnding.the lelsuroly yet precise succession of approved and expected dishes, accomd panied, by pleasant talk and companionship, are shown by strict scientific examination to be imCOULDN'T (3ET BEST OF HIM WOMAN'S LIFE IN PORTUGAL portant aids to the healthy digestion of food, which need not be large la he Does Most of the Farm Work and Quantity, because wisely presented.-Londo- n e Yankee How One of the Shares in Heavy Labor of . Telegraph. Peddlers Made a Trade In a the Cities. Southern Town. s light-hearteOld-Tim- A coal mau wont to heaveti one dny. Ab sometimes coal meu do, And was given a job at priucely oiy, Of running a coal train through To the Kingdom below with instructions to haul From the fiery brimstone bars Allthe railroad men whom he coul-- recall, ,, cars. Who had failed to gi?e-hi.: V ' . ' V sent tp.the realm ftvoHllrr, So a message-heFor the railroad men to be On the watch for his train, aud ho rang the b4l. .. With a chuckle ot fiendish ale, And the men lined upas they wnrhed io pain On the fiery brimstone bar, 'J train, But when the coal man showed up with-hii m prices AT OUR JOB PRINTING OFFICE PROFESSIONAL PIANO TUNER uniRtti Org Re- - 1 Electric Piano, Pipe Organ, PUytr-F- it fairing m Specialty. Prices ReksnMe. Expert Sertice 1 Guaranteed. REFERENCES AT HOPXINSViLLE Snhnir piaii, nn .. Mra. x, R. PrtRtur. niorUter 1 FEEDING NOT VERY SIMPLE En- , ' . '''' -- Cheerful Company at a Meal ana) ticing Pactf Are Decided Helta te piteatjen. ", ' Church: Mnfiah Oollfvj-ft l yourpatr6hafemW-lirba''4?- dejr.at Geo. IClnuT t Bo'ui DrOif S 'orl T Hethl KVhihIb .MlMe,.i IOilolt teirljiiqwiJ)iMt if ti.L. Lilvva, qc 4Jlu..mai iiUajnmJifaiiiialgHiniiaBi-iriiiii'JhinTlrf- t tf Christian m , 3 ,. -- n - J.iJJAdanA, dHaJ w?HeLtOmGWALn GENUINE DELKER YEHI CLES 'lLHVf The genuine Yankee peddler passed out of existence with the creation of the "notion store," but he was a most sul-phe- to ' A good part of tho farm work in Portugal is performed by tho women, who see no reason why they should regard digging, hoeing and plowing aa the work of men alone. The man who owns a few acres of land will often leave Its cultivation to his .wife and daughters, while he. labors as carpenter, stonemason or cooper., for is one of their Important industries. He also likes to get .a Job aa a waiter in one of the numerous hotels at seasldo resorts, for country has thousands of continental and English visitors. Women sharo in tho heavy work of the cities as well. There are female porters, laborers on the docks, market tenders, fishand even women ermen, or rather flsherwomen, and Bailors. They are as strong and hardy as their husbands and brothers and seem to stand long hours and hard labor as well. Of course It rather takes away the glamour of romance when one sees a young woman with finely chiseled feas tures and beautiful black with spade and mattock or heaving jo. basket of coal into a ship's hold with as much oase as the American girl plays tennis and golf. They seom 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 of Portuguese national existence. The Christian Hercask-makin- g coal-heavers, eyes-digging- NOTICE toTS BE ST ' wf itiLTwr ccmuinCm mot am mtTAYiON . WORLD emptying into the lake. nows, fish, or crayfish in the Jersey meadow or in any of the streams that they must not seine for All parties are hereby notified min- FOR SALE BY St. Bernakd Mining Co. Incorporated. Plain Hardware Company MADISONVILLE, KY. 'mmmmBm&mfmmmmmmm :; Primitive Bookkeeping. There is an old merchant fn a thrlv lng little town near Minneapolis who scorns a paper ledger, and Insists on xaTM keeping a pino board account with his customers. Ho planes this board off RA every five months and starts a new account Tho other day a man came into tho old merchant's store to pay a balance of 40 cents. "I guess you don't owe mo anything," replied tho old trader to a question about the debt The customer protested that ho did owe the debt; in fact, ho remembered WaW buying the goods somo six months ago. "Oh, well, flvo months alters tho case," said the weigher of sugar and' coffee. "You may owe me 40 cents, for all I know. You seo I've up and started n now board since you got your goods, and I don't remember your debt. You may pay me if you want to, but, if you don't. It's all O. K., as I've shaved your account out" The trader got bis 40 cents. Oldest City of Earth. Damascus has the honor of tha oldest city. i Great THE BEE'S I Subscription Offer I kaaaaa. aeBBBBBelaBaaaisBBeaaauLiLi& 9MaeBaBBB uBKBkmawafimkma aHHHHr r SH; '. ' HHHHpiu: . ald. being41 Notice, Poultry Raisers Now is the time of year to feed your fowls a good tonic. IU 11 44 cures Cholera, Roup, Gapes, Canker and Limberueok, When fed as a not only keeps them Ereventive It makes them lay. Price 50c No Cure, No Pay. Guaranteed bv your druggist, St, Barnard. Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department, Earhngton, Ky., Gardiner & Bowmer, Madlsonville, Ky. Try it under the guarantee. Ask for booklet on diseases of poultry. ' 'JBraEfiBelam awamaaaw PHi Calendars For 1912 eeeeeaYl,fcjof3irjrv v & YaBBBBBaBBBHaTaaBav m .Vv The woman of today who has good Health, good tempter, good sense, bright eyeB and a lovely complexion many people are now using the result of correct living ajid uood Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic digestion, wins the admiration of ihe world. If your digestion is The new toilet germicide powder to be faculty Chamberlain's Stomach and dissolved in water as needed. liver Tablets will correct it. For For all toilet and hygienic uses it is. sale by all dealers. better ana more economical. To cleanse and whiten the teeth, remove tartar and Mrs. James McDonald and Miss prevent decay. Annio Davenport, of Madlsonville, To disinfect the mouth, deTiBite'd friouds here Timrsdav. stroy disease germs, and purify tho breath. To keep artificial teeth and Waste Land;' 3roa Rubber. bridgework clean, odorless Wide, reaches of waste land on the To remove nicotino from the teeth and island of Singapore are now being set purify the breath after smoking. eut In rubber plants, which seem to To eradicate perspiration and body odors by spongo bathing. ao well. In Malacca there were formerly square miles of land covered The best antiseptic wash known. with Inlang, tho hiding place of tigers Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, infiamedeyes. Heals sore throat, wounds and other big gamo, which have been and cuts. 25 and 50 cts. a.box, druggists transformed into fine rubber or by mail postpaid. Sample Free. Instead of Liquid Antiseptics Peroxide We have the swellest line of Imported and Domestic Calendars for 1912 that has ever been shown in this territory. They are the Celebrated Butler Few Celebrate Anlveraary. Osly about one In every thousand, iline and the price this married couples lives to celebrate the year js lower than ever, golden wedding anniversary. Do not purchase your 191 2 You Need Stationery. until you have Nothing gives au individual or & calendars firm standing fn the business world' seen our samples. We like nice stationery neatly prlutod. can please you. and save The Bee job dopart-meu- t . keeps constantly on hand a you money. Semi-Wekfy ' .BeHBBB9nBanraaXnH jBHHBKflHeBMR'?3ilfiZE$tsBH& .HSR9eB9aSMi!IBKanrH. " vBHSaBHeaBHi HflaHaVallm KHBaaaeaaauZ? tit From June 21 at and until further notjee ve will give a fine Hue of letterheads, noteheads, billheads, statements and envelopes, both linon and commercial". We also do circular, invitation and work. Give us a trial, You THE PAXTON TOILET CO.,Boston,Mass. will be ploased, $4 WARD, And the Bee JR., SAFETY RAZOR 1 Semi-Week- ly Bee Kentucky Year for Only $1.50 -- cat-a'og- ue Earlington, or a 60c . HEAVY JEWELL BROOM the Bee I I1 ' , - And ..r t f$2505 Rochester N. Account Meeting Imperial Council A. A. Leave Madisonville 6:38 a m. Via L & N. No. 92. . Arrive Louisville 12.50, noon Via Henderson & L ,H. & St L. Leave Louisville i:3o p. m. Via L. &. N. Arrive.at Cincinnati 1:30 p. m. Via L. & N. O." Year for $1,25 ' Y. ' and Return Annual Session, Jul'y This applies to new subscribers and renewals. $3 00 oh subscription will receive a razor free, and ajiyone paying on subscription will receive a broom, free. Thepremiums 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 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 for .f.oo is the same razor and concave ground blade, all ready to shave, put up in a neat bo& like a fountain pen. Take advantage of this, your only chance to get a four dollar safety razor for only 50c. Anyone-paying U. M. S. Thirty-Sevent- h u, 12, 13 Leave Cincinnati 5:50 p m. Tickets on Sale July 8, 9, 10 Return Limit July 18 Via New York Central. Arrive Buffalo 5:50 a m.. V Leave Buffalo 6:00 a. m. Arrive Nhp'nrn FalU 7'flf n m. - "Official IOUtC Rizpah Temple" Leave Niagara Falls 3.00 'p m. Arrive Rochester 5 :00 p, iru fot Special coach'and sleeper for Rizpah Temple through to Rochester joining special train from Louisvillewith Kosalr Temple Frank- and Ashland, Kentucky. For sleeping car reservations call on Noble C. O Osburn, recorder Rizpah Tempie,'- Madisonville, Kyi '. 1 91 o -- 'If iTKSKSffvSr' ? Hill l'r""1''" " ' ' IIIM, l,li.ll.AiA..ywa..rrgg.;- o - . Tw!waaBaaj)neaBaja "'' '""" 9iric.1 - FREE v Wmm Wifl is ADVICE Simplicity in Dress tlio ordinary man was smiling genially while getting Into hiB overcoat after breakfast the little woman deemed tho moment propitious for making casual mei.tlon of her need of a check. So she spoke briefly on .Vs ky Kidney art Mute MtoraMe anJJttor Trwfo. Mm Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, discouragesaudlesscnsambition; beauty, ncs3 soon disappear when the kidneys ore out of order or diseased. B r, Kidney trouble has i) become so prevalent MM R :?: G A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. V , TO WOMEN com-munica- to ;n1SibVJ 7ntExf i Mliw'Vy'. if that interesting subject. The genial smile faded instantaneWomen suffering from any form of ously from the face of the ordinary illness are invited to promptly man. Ho halted in the midst of butwith Mrs. Pinkham it Lynn, Mass. All letters nro received, opened, toning his glove to remark withering-ly- : "If therVs one thing I'd like to read and answered by women. A wo man can irceiy talk: know it's where you throw away your of her private ill- money." ness to a woman; The little woman remained meekthus has been es- ly silent. This action on her part, it tablished this con- since it gave him no fuel for his ii ym fidence between Ik Mrs. Pinkham and wrath, made him doubly angry. VT 'There's Day's wife," he exploded. the women of America which has "She could wear diamonds to your never been broken. glass beads,, according to the differNflver has alio niih. ence in Day's Income and mine. Yet lished a testimonial or used a letter what does she wear? Tbe plainest, without the written consent of the writer, and never has the Company simplest, neatest looking outfit on the auowca mese connuentiai letters to street! But you muBt have braids ret out of their possession, as the and laces and frills and I must pay hundreds of thousands of them in for them!" The vials of his wrath being thus emptied, he paused to retheir flies will attest. Out of the YAst volume of experience charge them. which Mrs. Pinkham has to draw In the silence thus created the little from, it is moro than posslblo that she woman made a timid suggestion. has gained tho very knowledge needed Couldn't tbe ordinary man get away in your case. She asks nothing in re- from tbe office just a little while to turn except your good will, and her help her find a suit that would meet advice has helped thousands. Surely any woman, rich or poor, should bo his views of simplicity? glad to take advantage & this' generThe ordinary man looked at her ous offer of assistance. Address Mrs. shrewdly. Ho did not like to be takPinkham, care of JLydia E. Pinkham es in and his suspicions were aroused Medicine Co., Lynn, Mas. by this unusual request Her face, Every woman ought to liavo however, was so patiently guileless as g Lydia E. Pinklmm's he had ever seen it, so he accepted Text Book. is not a book for her suggestion. "HuBtle and get roady, then," said general distribution, as it is too jpcnslvo. It is free and only the ordinary man, "and 111 help you out in Wbtainablo by mall, Writo for get fitted shoppinghalf an hour." So the tour began. It today. d "Shall wo look at suits first?" the little woman, as she led M'LEAX OFFICIALS the way to the suit department where- IX CRITICISED you can buy them ready 4nade. The ordinary man gave his assent "Something simple, dark and not Qhfe County A!o in on Report of Mo too high prloed," requested the little Kenzie Todd woman. The ordinary man BOdded, tr&R vw Ji r born afflicted with ueak, kidneys. If the child urinates toooften, if the urine scalds the flesh, or if, wheu the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with depend upon it, the cause of the difficulty 19 kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment' of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble fs due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. Women as well as men are made miserable with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swamp-Rois soon realized. It is sold by druggists, in fifty-cebed-wettin- g, that it is not uncom- v mon for a. child to be TWELVE-DOLLA- HEN. HOUSE Funeral Director and Embal mer Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. 'X .Serviceable Shelter la Constructed Out of Sod, Straw, Oorn Fodder and Earth. ot nt What results would you expect from wintered in a coop of this had 75 pullets in winter, says a writer in Rural New Yorker. I built a coop 12x18 feet Inside measurement The material was sod for the sides: the rdbf was irftraw, covered with corn fodder; the noor, Nature's deodorizer, natural earth. I first selected a well sheltered location, then proceeded by setting 75 hens cost? I May-hatche- d and size bottles. You may have a sample bottle I one-doll- ar H. including many of the thousands of testimonial letters received from sufferers who found Swamp-Roto be just the remedy needed. In writing Dr. Kilmer &. Co., Blnghamton, N. Y., be sure and mention thi9 paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, and the address, auuut Dwamn-Koo- t. pamphlet telling all by mail free, also a Ky ,fE " seiSwiSJ . Twelve-Doll-ar Hen House. ot Binghamton, N. Y,, on every bottle. COLORED COLUMN. SO-pa- Prof. E. B. Davis, Grand Master of F. and A. M.'Lodgo of Ky., and Miss Magglo Freeman, Royal Grand Matron of the Eastern Stars, spent last Monday in tho city visiting the local lodges under their jurisdiction. Zadok Lodge No. 80 F. and A. M. gavo a splendid banquet at the colored skating rink in their honor Monday night. The most delicate viands of the season wero served, and Profs. Hell, Davis, and Miss Freeman made eloquent responses to toasts. ue It quee-tone- h Frankfort. Ky., June as. State Inspector MoKlnzle Todd has filed with the governor his report on the investigation he recently made of the offices in Ohio and McLean counties. As the result of his investigation tbe inspector turned into the state (reasuiy tho sum of $1,404, collected from former officials of Ohio county and $416 from McLean county. The Inspector also commends tbe ntv judge and county clerk of Ohio county for the bustnesp-llk- e manner In which they conduct ttfotr respective ufllces, but criticise the practice of the commonwealth's tit tornoy and the county attorney in collecting flues, which they have no authority to do under the law, this power being delegated to tho sheriff and trustno of the j Jry fund only. Any woman with pimples, skin eruptions, sores or bolls does not up- attractive and cannot enjoy FiearBloodlno Ointment cures thorn and makes the skin soft and velvoty. Cures cold sores, craoken lips, chapped handB, sore eyes, itching and bleeping piles. St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, drugdeparttnent, special agentsv Swedlih "Church eat" The "church boat" Is a popular la Itutloa la Swedes. It brings rami to service from the farms around Lake, glljan to Lekaand. The water route is the nearest and most convenient, and so the big boat goesjfrom farm to farm along the shore picking p the churchgoers, who later return by the same route. Wide World Mag. Kiae. "Four" Tabooed In Japan. The number four to in great disfavor In Japan, because its rfame, "shl," is the term for death. There are no fours In tho telephone direcof forty-four-s tories of that country. An ahj I jtnnTiiAvJtfm"nAtiti i&uttfk A I June lUte dale AT- 'I zymm ft' - New Store Ladies' patent one and two strap pumps, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. 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 ol Millinery must go at unheard of prices. HOPKINS H. P. MOATON.IManagir Karwyi JtwWiU GO. Eatt Ctrtet Sirttt Matiisonvilit, 'KIlumiiKuuiqgi Kentucky mipi,iiiiiiii iuf uii n.iqpt i.vgp The Mouut Zion Baptist Ohurch The saleewoaaa brought oat half will have a .rand picnic aud Bar-uaca dozen sulta. in Alexander Park on July "Do you call those simpler' in- 4th. The day will be spent in a quired the ordinary man, wondering-ly- , round of amusement and pleasure. almost sarcastically. "They're the simplest we have at On the night of tho 4th,a grand banthat price," returned the saleswoman, quet will be served at the Colored politely, a "She removed the offensive skating rink. suits without displaying them aad Wo regret very much that Rev. went in search of others. J. R. Evans has beou called to "Those were $86," murmured the Brownsville, Tenu, on account of little woman thoughtfully. the serious illness of bis father. The ordinary man said nothing, but in his mind he was busy figuring an Prof. J. W, Bell will deliver a approximate cost of the trimmings lecture at OweuBboro on July 0th and of the labor of putting them on under the ausplcos of the B. W. M. and deducting tho whole from $86. Convention which convenes there He nodded hiB head wisely. on July flth. Tho saleswoman brought another A very interesting program was armful of suits. Sbo held them up to vlow. Thoy wero simple, but not of rendered at tho Mount Zion Baptho Mrs. Day simplicity. They had tist Church last Sunday nlglft in velvet cuffs and collars and light col- honor of the third anniversary of ored linings and the cut of the coats Rev. J. R. Evans, the pastor. was of the most extromo pattern. Still, The stork brought a flue girl into they had nono of that offensive and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will erpenslve braid and The meditations of the ordinary Brown June 10th. man were cut short, for his wife whispered softly, "Thoso suits are $46, COLDS AFFECT THE KIDNEYS dear." It staggered him to think of the Many larlington People Have Found price of velvet Enough only for colThis to be True lar and cuffs, it seemed, was worth $10 over and above the price of braid Aro you wretched in bad weather? with Its- application! He shook his Does every cold settle on your kiddisapproval. Then, In well head in controlled exasperation, he requested neys? DoeB your back ache and become tbe saleswoman to be so kind as to him see Just a plain, Bimple, un- weak? let adorned suit Are urinary passages irregular and She distressing? The saleswoman understood. hurried away and soon returned with These symptoms show kidney a single Bult, held carefully oa a weakness. hanger. Tho kidneys need quick holp. "That's something like!" exclaimed Doan's Kidney Pills cure kidney the ordinary man, appreciatively, as his sullerlng. eye took In tho Bimple lines of 'the outEarllngton people say so. fit, with Its mannish finish, its cloth Mrs. Frauds Rutherford, Earllngg collar and cuffs, Its heavy, good wear-icIts all around com- ton, Ky., says: "For over three quality and years 1 Buffered from weak kidneys mon sense appearance. "That's what we've been looking and dull palnB through tho small of for," he commenced as his wife my back and whenever I did any slipped Into the coat .It fitted per- work, that required lifting, sharp, fectly. Everything was satisfactory. shooting twinges passed through "Charge thlB suit and send it out," my loins. My back ached at night ho said briskly. and when I arose lu the morning I "And tho price?" queried the .little was very stiff and lame. I generwoman, as Bhe and tho ordinary man ally dul. and languid and was also turned to go. Head"Eighty dollars," responded the bothered by nervousness. and I had dizzy aches were common saleswoman, easily. She was busy making out the check, spellB, during whloh there was a so didn't see the look on the facebf blurring of my 6ight.' The kiduey the ordinary man. demotions were unnatural, and if I The little woman was possessed of caught cold it settled on my kidneys much tact She bent quietly over an and at such times my Buffering was odd garment displayed near by until aggravated. Learning of Doan'a the ordinary man had recovered. Kidney Pills, I prooured a box and Then they walked silently to the ele- received relief in a Bhort time after vator. commencing their use, I continued taking them until I had finished the ' Porter "Got In Wrong." contonts of two boxes, at which time A now porter was being Inducted Into office at the and had I was completely oured." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 been the butt of all sorts of fun, good Co., Buffalo, natured and otherwise. Therefore cents. Foster-MUbuwhen an important man from Boston New York, Bole ageutB for tho Unittelephoned downstairs to know when ed States. the Merchants' Limited would get in Remember the name Doan'a the porter chortled with glee as he and take no other. thought, this was the time when he would get even with somebody for the indignities put upon him. ample of Man's Stupidity. Carlyle oompared the advance of the "It gets in after the engine, you boob I" he shouted Into the receiver. work to the prorea of some drunksa It took a lot of diplomacy to smooth an ho, reallng from one side of the that Bostonlaa down aad keep the trt.te'th other, slowly aafi at the porter's Job for bin. New York Sua. apsttae of sauoh wasted affort, finally tm t hl dMtinatloa. Rltz-Carlto- his approval. three crotches, each crotch set three feet deep. This for the peak of my roof. Next I at ordinary 'fence posts on sides four feet apart, two feet deep, leaving sides of coop four feet high, plenty high enough for sides of any coop. Then I spiked pole on to those fenoo posts on top, and, ,nailed on small poles on side posts; dald poles in those center crotches, then laid poles from post plate to 'crotch poles for rafters, and my frame I put In a window jwaa complete. (frame of plank on south side 2x8 feet leovered same with muslin curtain (no glass); put door in east end. I cut jaod and sodded up sides; put, a little brush crosswise for rafter poles, cover-- d with straw and shingled wlth'wn fodder. The foundation of my coopis 'raised Blightly so water runs away ta&m It which Is very Important So ,'toy labor and all would amount to 'about $13. I put pullets In coop la '.Dtoember and they soon began laying. January. February, March and April averagM close to five doseh eggs r per day. My income was a little than one dollar per day, clear ol feed; and they have continued laying! wen all summer till molting this fall, Now they are through the molt and re going right Into the egg producing six-foot It's not made for any certain climate, but ia mado to withstand tho weather conditions of every climate. Amalgamated ARC ROOFING win uv, urip unuur tne mazing sun, nor cracK in uiu uuierest cuiu. It's made by our secret process and is universally acknowledged tho one and ONLY absolutely perfect roofing. Amalgamated ARC ROOFING is standard and takes the same insuranco rate as slate or metaL Our agents are authorized to refund money in full if Amalgamated ARC ROOFING should fail to satisfy. Send for samples and full information. rawuiunnAibu nuuiinu w,, rtrst nai loanKjwag.. BHiHingwai. ma. FOR SALE BY ; STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY INCORPORATE MADISONVILLE KENTUCKV BEE ADS PAY 1 INSURE NOW J UNE is the storm month. Besides the " usual hazard during this month you have the added danger of lightning burning r bet-Ite- i. 'feaalness again. HANGING ROOST FOR CHICKS your home- - or household goods.. Protect yourself by insuring against fires, tornadoes, etc. We represent only reliable companies. Let us explain. Suspended From Celling by Means el Wires They Are Convenient In Cleaning Houses. often convenient to havo roosts huagfrom the ceiling of the poultry house in order to facilitate cleaning. In the style illustrated herewith, the roosts themselves are laid on a frame as Bhown, Bayd Farm and Home. At each end the roosts are notohed so as to fit in notches on the two polce and thus prevent slipping. The whole thing la hung by four stout wires from the center of the pen bo as tc bo within 2 feet of the floor; or It may bo hung toward oae corner. Id It- - Is X X X KIMMONS & SISK General Insurance - Mortons Gap, Kentucky j ROBT. SORY, M. D. Practice limited to diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Eyes Tested.' Glasses Fitted. , ! . ' OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M.. 2 Office Over C. L. Ross Grocery. TO 4:30 P. M. i Center Street. - I t allowed between the frame and the, wall bo 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. MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY t Roest this case, at least 2 feet should be Hanging If WHEN IN MADISONVILLE Visit tho Princess Theater, the best moving tares in the country. Something new each night. Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5. '' Vaudeville each night. pic- - D0B1MMHB A load of coarse sand is good foi tho chickens. - Be sure the houses are all free from lice and filth. If you want your hens to lay during the cold months they must be given, food rich in egg material. Cures of poultry troubles Ho In preventing elokness In the flock and not In PRICES 5 & IO CENTrfe ' A. D. NOE, Jr., Manager. K There's in Six Not a Store in Town That Would ImAd-vertis- ing Months From Now, Be Half as n rn curing the disease or disorder. Hens fed on one kind of grain ex fhisively will not lay as satisfactory as those that have been fed a varletV of grains. Oats make an exoellent grain for laying hens. They furnish the essenj tlal food element without increasing the fat on the hen. Give the hens good feed, clean waj ter, a good dust bath and clean, alrj, comfortable quarters, and the egg sup. ply is 'reasonably certain. Separate the cockerelB from tbe pu, fets. They are of no earthly use, bu n tne contrary do barm. They should, be canonized or sent to market. Alfalfa hay, if cut in the bloom, is, fine for chickens to plok oyer during the winter months. They will get more at less cost from ground alfalfa. If your chicken-housfaces north, hoard, ap the openings and transfer them to the south side aad make them big enough to allow the nmshlae te e portant as It Is Now, if It Should Stop During That Time Isn't that perfectly true you imagine ! true? any perfectly logical? Can store of which it would not be And, if true, does it not follow that the reverse of the proposition is true, top that the store that doubles its accustomed advertising for the next six months will also double its accustomed store growth v for that period ? And does not this, also, apply to you can ininK u in una iowh tj store "L flood the floor. WE DO ONLY THE BEST JOB WORK - i ft it ' fi t . 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A everybpdy; but it' a passing of July is alAyairi event interest; in a few days, or even 'hours, we think of something else. -- fa ! f J ..' rl paf'e that-interest-s -- The thing that the 4th of July stands for, however, doesn't pass; it is a perpetual interest; and it knows no section or place; it's the same North, South, East, and West; and it ought to be. You may think that patriotism and good clothes have nothing to do with each other; but the element of loyalty to one's country may be applied to the selling of good, clothes; and we're trying to apply it to our business. The right sort of a patriot makes the country's interest his interest; the right sort of a business man makes his customer's interest his interest. i - I 'J" There are people who say that can't be done in "business; but that's because there, Js a general idea, very common, that your interests as a buyer o clothes, and ours as sellers, are. somehow opposed; that we're trying to gain something that you .. lose., It's a great mistake; and we are proving daily how mistaken a view that is, . ... . Ef ! o - Hart Sicbaffncr & Marx clothes, for example; every time we sell a suit of these clothes we serve the best interests of the man who buystnlm, in "a way J that no other clothes made would do it. You pay a fair price for them; and we make a profit on them, theuesion of price . and profit are less important to either of us than the question of value given and received. -- Hr 1 '? (t ?! Hart Schaffner & Marx summer suits; cool, thin, dressy, perfectly tailored, of honest M" all-wo- ol weaves, $18and up. : . It's easy with such a standard of quality to measure by, to bring all our other goods to that standard. We do it in shirts, summer underwear, fine hosiery, neckwear; skirts, waists, sum- , footwear. Everything to wear; all bought and sold on .mer piece goods, white mutual benefit basis. We are complete outfitters of men, women and children. goods,-millinery- cVt BARNES, CO WAND & CO. INCORPORATED iVP FREE To k. Those-(Tha- t Will Call at ourStore Saturday and Monday, a Flag for July 4 -- i nw W!." Earlington, 'V aa'wiiiiHMM .neiM nan Sift1-- - ' - ICentucty r? '"" i.mi . -:- - umia.ii wi in lappi rnwamfc'ifmwmr i wi

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