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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 i tTUESDAY- t and 1 I tI FRIDAY c 11- G c IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 1 vsTWENTY SECOND YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY JULY 4 1911 If ti Nn Sz 11 jf SHAKEN BY L f I EARTHQUAKE I r FromIE i T PANieOEIZED CROWDS IN t SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS SECTION San Francisco July 1 Two1 earthquake shook the heaviestt since the big shake of 1906 and sep arated by only a few seconds jarred the Central of CaliforniaI and Western Nevada today The first sharp shock experienced at 201 oclock wt8 followed within 8 few seconds by one of similar in Q tensity each lasting about five seconds Only trivial damage has been re ported from any section but in San VTrancl o apd other cities in the at crowdcwabapellmell exodus from the larg buildingsL feature of the earth quake was that It did not appear to follow thoold fault In the earths crust which has been the playground of tremblers In the past but exten dad from the seacoast eastward to the Sierras including hitherto ex empt mountain areas it was fel to the northward of Saoramento lathe Sacramento Valleysouthward as far as Fre o and to the east to Carson and eno14ev the forme- place experiencing the heaviest shook in its history KingMatMas At the Catholic church iu this city Wednesday morning June184h191 1 t14 by Rev Father Addle pprger Mr John 0 King of i tSterling I wandMlsl Mary Kathfrjn Mathlai j of this city Mr Jamei Kiiagr 1man of the groom acted as best while Mies Anna Manias sis ter of the bride was maid of honor Ushers Frank and Charles MathI las brothers of the bride Miss EU ire len Whallen of Earlingtou presided at the organ They left the same day for their future home in Mont gomery The church was decorated with palms and tint flower and lighted with candles and presented a brilliant scene Those In attendance from adistance wareMr and MrsMenry fiarmeyer of Newport i CarrolltonMIsnes He mesrof Covington Abu Kate Harmeyer of Cincinnati Mrs Mag giekiug and daughter of Mt Ster ling Misses Ellen apd Katie Whal fen Earllngton Mrs Chas Lavin ant Mill Kate Bryapt pf Bourbon MlMMary Qeorge of Winchester MiiB Nannie Clark of Mlllersburg and Harry Mathiai of Frankfort A reception was held and a wed ding breakfast was served at the home of brides parents Mr and bits LukeMathlaa after the core money The gropm la a young farmer andI comes highly spoken of bv his neighbors The bride is one of the finest ypmfi women of our city andt 1 wvas A graduate with high honors from our city school has been one of the most successful teachers In the graded school at Madisouville and Sharpsburg for several years past JPhe bride was the receptlent of a large number of handsome presents and worlds of good wishes from her numerous friends Car lisle Mercury President Taft coming to Kentucky Washington June 80th Mrs Wilson wife of Governor VII ion obtained a promise today from l Pres Taft that he willbepresent for one day at the dedication of the HodgenrKy next October The Governor and Mrs Wilson were guests of the President at luncheon in the White House this afternoon 1PumpingHebbardsvllle Ky June 80th W F Butler is pumping water out of his coal mine and repairing gettingoutr the people m this nnighborhpod The mine is a property and employs a large number of people Notice Company G All members are hereby nptjfied I t come and get ready ipr s p Wrf nopoe- rh I II 0 TPD T- tII WORLDS AUTO RECORD IS 11613 KILEb AN HOUR rl New Mark Is Made by Bordino Kalian Driver in English Club Trials IiW London July 1A worlds rqcqcd for automobiles was created atSaJt = burn bvtbe Sea today by P B6r ino an Italian driver who covered 11018 miles in one hour atthe York shire Mortor Club trials t Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for 1011 as far as reported Officers of lairs are requested to report to us any ommiseions or corrections of dates Madisonville July 18 5 days Henderson July 25 5 days Versailles August 22 days Lexington August 76 days Uniontown Audust 86 days Vanceburg August 94 days Lawrenceburg August 164days Leltchfleld August 164 days daysdAugust 1C 8 days dayseAugust224 days London August 224 days Erranger August 234 days Gorman town August 248 days Nicholasville August 298 days daysBardstown Paris September 4i6 days dayst5 Mount Olivet September 5 4 days HogenvUIe September 68 days Sanders September 64 days Louisvilletdays Horse Oate er204days Mayfleldf Septembet174 days Bowling Green Oct 47 4 days 1tI1I1I1111IllIt IItl 1111t + l lt+ h+ h to Inttot +t I Itfttftn Wesley t1t r Miss Susan Lovan of Mortons Gap hue returned home after spending several days with Miss Bessie and Rama Lovan Miss Ruth Obigail Hall was here Saturday on return te her home in Madisonville after several weeks visit with relatives at Bevier 4 Mrs Lee Dj liiJ bam went to Madisonville Monday Mrs fary Tratheu spent Sunday in Madisonville the guests jot Mrs Cordelia Ball Mr und Mrs Joe Jennin e Mrs Elmer Jenuiupe and little daughter Kathryn spent Satur day in Mortons Gap i Jabfiz Hall of MndisonyilleI was here Sunday r Robert Trathen spent Sunday in Orofton IraJRayofJdadf8onville was here Sunday i Mr and Mrs Jno Gibson have returned from an extended visit to their daughter in Harrisburg Illinois Hurt at Howell Galnes Everett of Hopkinsville who was injured In the LN yards at Howell last week IS improving and expects to be able to resume work soonx Gaining in Powilarity Daily- A pro m In e Ii JDruggist says satisfaction we have sold Sold by Druggists 50o and 100 bottles PREPARED BY ROBINSONPETTET CO Iiicorpora ted Louisville police Bids will be received by the City Engineer until and including July 2 1911 for 1 grading and 2 gUt tffng Clark street from Day street to the east and up said Clark street Plans profiles and specifications may be seen at office of City neer R EWIPFFLER City Engineer JTEQEP BOY KILLED j I Found Near Nor 9 Monday Moirtfog Hersbhb Perkins colored was Jun between the trapkf n mbrnh1jItDfroaer J B I vwas idmiudned a vrdia6nf death from uornoaw- n 6 c I Madisonville Notes I BY AILEZN DAVIS li I Southlad Bridge Club The South End Bridge which Y through out the summer niThth 8 meet In the morning was entertajg ed Friday morU ngatthb home Mrs + Clyde Ruby on South Main StreetThe highestsooro of tile club w made by Mrs EdYoungwhHe Mrs Jim Givens at the guests ta ble scored the grekst number of points each belnt presented a beau t tifulpairof embrodlered silk hose Those present were Mesdam B Clyde Ruby Laurel Ruby Ed Young Henry Head Claud Mor ton Chafe Lindsay Artie Cum mIDge Jool McPherson Jr kre Reinecke Paul Bank of Earllngton Misses Florence Allyn and Esai Lynn A visitors table composed of the following ladles Mesdames Jim Glvens H L Zubrud R S Dulin and Miss Carrie Atkinson o f Earlinfcton d A most apetiztug luncheon was beautifully served at the conclusion of the games iti Par Hln ArmitroBg Miss Lurline Coil entertained mo t charmingly Friday evening at he handsome home on North MID street In honor of Miss Edith Armstrong of Hopklnavillu MseArm strong has been in the city for th eHpast two weeks the guest of tills Coil and has been popular and attractive visitor making a large number of friends here and a number of entertainments have been given for her Friday evening the Coll home was beautifully light ed and the lawn presented a mott inviting appearance when the young folks arrived and all a M ant evening Pttnchwas 8ervedW Misses AmellaXJoil and LaUra Tfa1- bel Laffoon and delicious ices were served by Misses Margaret Whit tinghill Elizabeth Bassett and Eugenia Coil The guests at this party were Misses Edith Armstrong Margaret and Louise McPherson + Frances Elgin Margaret and Katherine Victory Hazel and Lucy Fawt OveralltMessrsery Holemau Sam Arnold Jas Sory Wm Ross Peyton Williams Karr Ramsey Kimmel Finley Caring Miller Evans Morton Victory Ben Evans Lisle Robinson Joh Hoffman C C Givens Jr Miss Julia Fawcett returned home Saturday from visit to friends ii Hopklnsvllle Mr and Mrs William Bailey of ManitoU were lit the city gatardlay We make a of two 14classy Most Miles for Least MoneyI The BRUSH Runabout is incomparable on this scoretake it from any viewpoint In first cost in oreration in repairs it fdependableThats why its called Ev erymans Car The BRUSH Car is especially adapted to the use I of Farmers Doctors Con 1 tractors Mail Carriers Mer chants and is unsurpassed as a pleasure car BRUSH RUNABOUT 450 F OBDetroit Write Us Today far Crtalorfuo lam jNCfMW trJutlrsJqf faction see our samples and get prices at the Madisonville Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store I AILEEN DAVIS Manager Miss Elizabeth Givins left Friday for Middlesboro to VISit Miss Ethel Coleman for two weeks and from there will gQ for a short visit to rel 11arrives in Chattanooga Dr Gytf Parker Jspent Saturday frSid Sunday in Rochester the guest d 5Yill Hoffman Mrs Roy Forrester otEBrlln ton Saturdaye and daugb 9fMrsDont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Madi rtureing or Job work or wish to subscribed for the paper call up number 4 AiLEEN DAVIS Manager Slauhhtorvilled Dr and Mrs E B Hardin aqooio pamed by Mr and Mrs Browder Myers motored over to Dawson Sunday morning for a day at Ute springs Orlean Pritchett of Now York who has been visiting his mother Mrs Mollie Pritchett in this city for the past week left Saturday for San- r Francisco to reside in the future Miss Luticta Wind returned home Saturday after a weeks visit to her mother In Vhioounes Sad A BeardV QI Princeton was m city Saturday Get the habit of coming to the branch office of the SemiWeekly Bee at Mortons Furniture Store when you want engraved cards em bossed letterheads dance tickets or programs We have the best and let us figure with yon on prices AILEEN DAVIS Manager nits Sarah Hayes left yesterday menthsvisit to Sf Louis to be L the guest of Miss Olyn Prather Mrs G W Parker returned home Friday from a short visit to role rives in Hopkinsville Hot Weather Records Broken Yesterday the Government that mometer at the local weather sta registered 105 degrees about making the hottest day of tbe season Sunday the mercury got 103 and made people think the 1limit had been reached But yes II people Late last night there was some distant lightning and aRo dIbreeze came to fan the heated air lout of sweltering bed rooms Today promises to be warm enough for the local Fourth of July picnic and even for the basball game Change in St Bernard Engineerin- Corps Change in the engineering corps of the St Bernard Mining Co are announced as follows it E Wipfier Chief Newell G Afford Assistant Mining engineer Mr Alford has for some months eeti stationed at Providence i charge of the Shamrock mine an- is now transferred Earlington Canning Factory Burned 1Fireabout midnight Friday morl- Ingand notwithstanding the heroio of the fire department to save the building caused the en tire plant of the New Blue Grass Canning company to be completely destroyed The actual loss cannot he ascertained but it is believed to be 3500000 with partial insurance C W B M Meeting The Earlington auxiliary to the Christian Womans Board of Mission will hold its regular monthly meeta ing at the Christian Church tomorrow Wednesday afternoon at 8 oclock They have a fine program and all Christian woman orany church are invited to attendc IIPulledLawrence Drowling manager of theO pavilion at Sebree Springs was pulled in Green River bv a large fish Saturday that he was attempt ug to land on a barge Id the strug Prowling was struck by the ireh rid knocked under water a travel man named Lindsay and a colored boy whQ was with him sated an JJrowllng frofe a watery grave The fish Moaped I J t t1- tl t r iI 2- It T n aa y TUESDAY l 1 ff Y TO THE MAMMOTH GAVE VIA BEAUTIFUL GREEN RIVER The HopkinsCounty September 1st Accompained By Suitable Chaperone Jt 4 p READ HOW IT IS DONE J The Semi Weekly Bee wants new subscribers and wants all ol ones to pay up In order to accom ush this we willgive five la dieswho receive the largest number of votes a Free Trip to the Mam moth Cave via Evansville and Green RiverThis is the most delightful season of the year to make the river trip the scenery along upper Green Rive- is unsurpassed and the wonders o the Mammoth Cave cannot be des cribed they have to be seen to be appreciatedThe will last one week the party leaving Earllngton Friday September 1st and returning Frt day September 8th Mow to get This Trip Free Send in your nameor have someone send it and we will start you with I Tomiizatiri g Coupon Ithereby nominate contestant in the Bees Matnoath Gave contestpl aae give her 1000 op1phmei1taryvotes J1 r8ignt1d low the Contest Will be Conducted This contest will oe conducted ab solntely fair and impartial and the standing of the contestants will be published in every issue of the pa per At the end of the contest committee of disinterested businessman will be selected to count the votes deposited How Votes are Obtained addition to the 1000 compl men tary votes coupon good for 25 votes will be printed in each issue of the with time limit on it The votes may be out from the paper by the candidates or their friends andI properly filled out will be credited to the party whose name is written thereon provided they areI votedbefore the time limit expires Whereto Place Votes A suitable ballot box will bo placed officegwill be counted 4neaoh Tuesday and Friday morning and published in the Issue of that date Kulei of Contort Rule No votes will be given ex cept for subscription money Rule No vote wlllbe issued ex deld lar paid oil new renew Rule 8No employee of this his Year Will Be the largest Wheat Crop Ever Produced Promisethatlthis years wheat crop will bethe greatest ever produced is given in the June crop report Issued Thursday last week by the De partmentlofAgrlcultureatJWashlng ton Estimates y the department experts indicate approximathly 7042918S7Jbushels of wheat will be harvested In this country this sum mar Bad autumn increase of about 88846857btishels over last year Of winter wheat the Indicated yield Is 480000000 bushels aud of Spring wheat 24000000 It was Alright The Hustler has Issued very creditable illustrated edition of Mad and Hopkins county that be read with interest In addi tlon to Madisonville a good deal of space and excellent illustrations are devoted to this city Dawson Spring Hanson Nortonville and Mortons Gap We cannot but be most favor ably impressed with these places from the carefully prepared articles about them The Whole addition is admirable and effective adver tisilnenTofMadisonville and Hop- I klne ctfanty nc Ii goedcollect from old ones There aro two thousand people In Hopkins Co who are now taking this paper and we want 600 more Got busy and ask every man and woman you see If they are getting the Bee If not addIfeverytNominating Coupes 1 The following is nominating coupon Out it out write the name of your candidate on the blank and bring or send It to this office and we will start the party with 109i votes As soon as yoU have nom nated aparty go to work and help them get subscribers and renewals f M i ai as a J t t V i 1 if a In a a 1 2 r a a paper or member of his family will be allowed to ehter this dontest Rule 4All free ballots cut front paper must be voted on on before date of expiration Rule 5 Contestants will not be restricted as to territory Inlltcuring subscriptions or collecting back subscription Rule 0No votes win bo allowed on subscriptions held out more than- one week after being secured by contestants subscriptions must be turned in promptly so votes may be issued and paper started then the contestants may hold the votes ae long 38 long as they wish Rule 7The Bee reserves the right to reject the name of any can didate fdr cause Rule SVotes are set traniffjjh able and can only be voted for w partv In whose name they are or nally Issued The contest bdglna with this Isade of the paper July 4th and the clos- Ing date will be announced later The names and standing of conteifaj ants will be published in the next issue and each issue thereafter UntllIIthe contest closes Fill out the nominating oupon and mail or bring to this office by Thursday of thU week we want to start this content with twenty names A Bad Showing The 1910 census figures sliow743 908 children of school age in Sea tuoky The number enrolled U49C 230 the average number in aqtaal attendance is 229118 The namber of children in this grand old Cone monwealth growing up in absolute ignorance is 248972 Not one child in three is taking full advantage of such opportuni ties as the state oilers The native white born voters who determine the character of Ken tuckys governments are with tw exceptions the most iUltorato or any state in the Unionaj t WC Thinks He isAut6Jhi Frank Davis 25 years old of Dix v- on Ky was adjudged Insane at that place Saturday He la a bro then of H A Davis fornerly assessor of Webster county Another brother has been an inmate of the Hopkinsvflle a8ylum + torten years Frank Davis was employed t y the Jackson Hardware Oe Me was ik only four days and lost bls reasoa- a few dad ago tnd irnigine he it autoingdi Jl Bob Euen of Nashville visited friends here 0wadayr 4S i- u N r et 11 a c t1 rc Ci 11111 See PAUL M MOORS EDITOR AND PUBUSHHf- lJi E FAWOfcTT- mtWATEMITOR M1B BUSINESS MANAtER Memfcref k tfcky Press Asseriietien iJof 4 StCOM District Publishers Leap b Mimck f rt Store 119 50ii Mut I OisehensN 4MISS AILEEN StrmlffHi1 T 47 Tmesy Jd III p URING THE SOLDIERS tO EIRLINGTON There is no little comment about here upon the much adver tised bad condItion of affairs found by the First Kentucky Treginaent at Odell near West jjfoint where that regiment has r tone for its annual encampment The published accounts state that the boys have had no water ex eePt what they have hauled fo- Banes or have bon ht from an oc ssional native whV would spare hias well that there was for a time BO food for the soldier boys that p lightstand the boys must content them selves with candles j that wale-L for bathing purposes is unknown i Darlington people are comparing i these conditions with the well sigh ideal conditions which have 1 an the past surrounded the en 1 tampment of the Third Regiment 1 at Gamp John B Atkinson in th Iutskirtsof Earhngton together with the equipment and condi I iion of the complete and permanent rifle range at the head of loch Mary where not only the Third Regiment hut many riflemen i = tt from all over Kentucky have shot and made records The Bee iaart ly joins the people of EarlingtOn in guarantee ling that if the powers that b 1 Will send the Kentucky soldier to Darlington fur encampment I Fridayt officer and soldier together with r the citizens of Burlington in a body will see to it that there will be abundance of water for all purposes and of food and o- I uelcomrwith the light of th sun ando r countenances by da- F and the fir allenl and all our f electric lights by night all sup plied and delivered wit- noatstint t and without delay in the i Street fronts of their tented city The expense of transporting the First and Second regiments t 16 r 4 JBarlington would be somewhat y- Iheavy but the Third must b fuI f hauled a good distance to Odell t l sad judging from the newspaper accounts there are things worse y thun railroad expenses c Oome to Earlmgton r 1100 Reward a 100 r The readers of this paper will be pleased to Ecain that there Is at least one dreaded disease ihat science has been able to cure in all its stag t rh and bat it Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the snly positive cure now known to the medical t fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease acquires a codstitutional treatetnent Halls Ca turb Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the bloo land mucous surfaces of the sys tem thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by build fiig up the constitution and assisting nature i doing Its work Tho proprietors have so much iZtbin Ms curative powers that they offer One 5 Hundred DollarsTor any case that it falls to cure fI9o 3ezxt lor list testimonialsr Address F J CHENEY1 CO Toledo O f lk Sold by all Druggists 75 cents rrfi Take Halls Family Pills constipation Duiirts Big Sale j06 soon as their doors swung open t at 8 oclock lit the morning the i crowd began ponrlnp in and soon The three big rooms wore oroweland remained crowded all eager buvera A great many had to r 1a eave without getting waited on rr The DnluBfi are very sorry all mooit some again t The sale lasts for two week and h They promise big values in seasons We merchandise throughout tli 0sale v Scholarship For Salor We have a flOQ scholarship o Bryan Stratton Business College Jqr sale Thia is one of the best bqs andja THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE i NRi Ii h i iiri d I Subscription Rates One Year tOO Six months 60 Three mouths r26Sin- gle copies 6 f Sp9cimencope9 s matted free on application Correspond eats wanted Jn all parts of the coaxity Address as for par ticulars I Newst I RoyEblin is visiting in Rob ards Mr and Mrs Frank Mohr and daughter Miss Helen of Oolura bnso arrived here Thursday afternoon to make Nortoaville their future home Thpy travel ed through in their automobile and had a pleasant trip Miss Lola Mujy Prouae returned Thursday from a fishing trip on Pond river There were about thirty in the trip and the largest fish caught weighed 46 pounds ts0 W Shaft of Guthrie was here Tuesday T R Wilson of Hanson was lien Thursday Madisont ofrthe Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company of Madison yule was here Wednesday Mrs W J Oox Jr of Madi sonville was here Thursday Mrs W B Rawlea of Prince ton was here Wednesday Misses Merva Bailey Iva tan1 ey of Madisonville Jussie Tich Clarenceand Dr liiggetb Bailey came Mrs Eliza Moore returned home Friday from a visit to her son Lonnie Moore of White PJains- f W S McGary of Madison ThursdaYuYMadison villa was here Thursday W 0 White of Cadiz spent Thursday in the city f f J T Edwards of Providence spent Wednesday in thee city Barkertheree j 1lUthbcity Hon Riby LafFoon ofMadi sonVille was here Thursday l Prof 0 H Detrich of Wm Chester was here Monday 1WI1SMrs J R Harrison drove over to Dawson Tuesday inher new Judeon car Me and Mrs Bob Smiley of t Adams Tenn were here Wed- nesday+ Mr Smiley has many friends here as he has worked c both the I 0 LNRRas jBrowder Jas Brown representing Swift Co was here Monday 1wMaybelle Almon Blanche Bre shear Messrs Leonard Furgej son Jack Lauder JrVilljel Lander Judge and Mrs J Ri Harrison and Mrs 0 N Bre shear in Mrs R M Salmon of Ilsley were here Tuesday Fred Dixon manager of th Cumberland Telephone Tele graph Company spent Tuesday1 night in Dawson Henry G Jones of Madison yule passed through here Mon day from Hopkinsville where he hap been in the interest of the Hopkins county fair Miss Susie Wood of Clarks ville arrived last week to spend several days with her sisters Mrs L P Payne Mr and Mrs Orvil Oats and children of White Plains spent Saturday and Sunday the guests of Dr and Mrs W L Moore Miss Annie May Moore is visiting j her aunt near White Plains 1 Miss Francis Trathen of Oak s- Hillyeas here Tuesday Neal Stivera rind wife WhIt Plains was in town Monday A S Pitzer left for his home in Louisville Monday where he will spend his vacation Mr Pitzer will probably be out of the city about two months- E B Dennison of Paducah was here Wednesday C B Hare of Upper Sandusky Ohio was here ThursdayJ MissesSusle Wood Clarksville Teun Bessie Hale uadye Bethel Messrs Glair Horton Lonnie Heard and Roy Kennedy attended the ball game at Oro SundayMisses and Ila Almon were in town today a protectionIwater proof It is the neatest and mos substantial tomb made This vault is in one solid piece and the lid is in one solid all reinforced with steel bares imbedded in the concrete These bars guarantee safety from accident when the lid is being lowered into place This vault is practically a solid concrete tomb not affected in any way by the nature of the soli in which it is placed and time only ads to its hardness gracefulSolidother form The only joint inrThe Standard is where the id is cemented on the vault and this madeperfectly airtight and water proof with a very pmnll amount of cement mortar owing to the perfect fitting of the lid This vault leaves your loVed oues as well proteced and peacefully bybeinwatertight It is positively senora aginst all vermin It does not decay and cave in but is everlasting placedemo or any will have prompt attention In one of these vaults is a casket contaiug a neatlv dressed doll onexhtbltioDL wqgTeleeone a fIpD ONVILLFIii M4 L 1 a k J I ia II June Sale Specials AT The NeW Store fLadles patent one and tWQ strap pumps 150 200 and 250I Irmust go at unheard of prices HOPKINS COOPERATIVE GO H P MOflTONtMlMgir HantyiBmUint Last heater Street Madisonvilli Kentucky p Mr and Mrs O B Trathen the ball game at Orof ton Sunday Mrs Owen Todd spent Sunday Oroftonc Messrs Frank Dot on and Mary Cobbof Mercer visited SundayeJack Lander Jr spent Thura day in Hopkinsville Edgar Kennedy and Clair Hor ton made a trip to the country Monday Miss Mabelle Almon is vision her grandparents in the country Frank Brown Madisonville known as Pasco was in town ThursdayI jIing the National Cash Register Co was here Wednesday U J Helslev of Russellville representing the Belknapp Hard ware Co was here Tuesday Mr and Mrs L P Payne and little daughter Lena May and Miss Susie Wood of Olarksyille pent Wednesday iA Madisonville Tom Logan of Earliagtdnwas- e in town Wednesday 6 H Aubry of Smithton was in town Wednesday Burt Maddox of Elizabeth toWn Ky was in townJrVednes day night k WL Olemonts of this coup ty was in town TuesdayI Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that aufiferp frequently from splitting nervous headaches ought to RO at once to the druggist and got a 26c bottle of our ar stedt s German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate const patton in a dangerous form that may result in extremely seri ovenfOur Carlstedts German Llver Pow der acts on the Liver the real cause of constipationa few doses entirely remove the troubleInsure lasting cure never fails gqaran teedIt you hav4 headaches get a bottle today from the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Dru De partment 25o a bottle Anyone wishing to enter the Mammoth Gave contest who will call at this office will be given a re ceipt book and instructions as to how to use it When You Paint outn fside you desire the very best results at the least expehse 7911 should use THE- SHERWIN WILLIAMS PANT t Call for color cards SOLD IT il BERNARD M1NING 0- 0rpRUR DE ftIt 1 f i- tBETHEL FEMALE COLLEGE Ill fnaville tfelttNcky 1 r The oaljr Womans ColleRo in Wetterh K int cky offering throe years of standard College work In additto to staadardNortboro Colltge Entrance Courses Music Do raeatto Service and BipKttfoit taught by the bst of Instruction o Tho home department In not ezoelted by any school in Kentucky Our whole capaci ty has beea CUt aced for seat year Out we have secured another largo well equipped building for the overflow F Catalogue apply to H G BROWNELL Pre THE BEST r TELEPHONE SERVICE LOOK HIM m PL1t11I1E1R1 overlaglong distance connections to every important point in the United Stator The + advantage of telephone service In your ate too nuuieioos to mention but among 4wouM be communication the markets obtaining selling accurate J reports ta the weather calling up your neighbors friends and relatives All these ad vantages and are more worth the rice you would pay for the service Literature md information furnished by calling on our irtnager B G Mann J CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GO Incerpa rated The Bees Mammoth Cave Contest CouponI NT TAN FLRAELt Good for 25 Votes for n 1M If placed in ballot box at Bee Office on or before e Friday July 15 IROBT SORY M D i v Throatt i fiOFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 430 P Office Over C L RON Grocery MADISONVILLE MiNNNN N NNN Ne NNN NN N w THESSubscripti I t June 2 ist and until give a p 4m WARD JR uShrFETyweR 150i0or a 1I60c HEAVY JEWELL BROOM 1 J And the Bee I Year for SI25 renewalsirazor free and anyone paying 200 on subscription will receive a broom free The premiums can betseen 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 putrup in an expensive case the razor we offer for s 100 is the same razor and concave ground blade all ready to shave put up in a neat box like a fountain pen Take advantage of this your only chance to get a four dollar safety razor for only SOC T f J t 4 i x- n rd ts v i Q nw 4- M r 11 j LF I M- he mau who whisper down a well Abut the thinKs he has to sell Will new reap a crop of dollarsr Like he who olitebs a tree and hollers r I bL Eo R tXDIN DKLCKAr Drs HrJill x i D Eit lsts1 x PmUu Extrmctiegied Perccfrie perk Higti Ctu Dtntutry It erSRtclyo- A eesMillsll rt srare- Mdiuisilk4 Kentucky I News of the Town I IiOSTA ladys gold watch with Xlgln movement morning July 8 between the Grand Leader and the dryskl back Return to Boe once and re live reward Mr and Mrs Jas Summers who have been visiting relatives here returned to their home near Nebo yesterdayLeslie had his watch stolen fIom the dynamo room at o9 pow oif the thief Miss Nina Parish of Madison t vllle visited friends here Sunday f afternoon If you have a lady frien- i that you would like to take a weeks RiverII Bens expense till In her name on one of the nomination coupons and h send It to this office i There was a Fourth of July ser lastt welcomed the occasion and joined in the patriotic songs There were s duet and a solo both rendered In 1 I pod style The sermon was on a Christians duties to his govern mom Many complimentary things i were said of the services by those present I Old papers for sale atthe Bee utwoeJ lilies JUamte and Master William of Nashville are visiting rel + tlVeslntbeelt WANXBtJ 100 miners at once for steady work Apply to C NORTONVIMJB COAL k CORE COV- f incrporated NortbuYllle jfctv Mr Jim Maloneyof HopklnsvUle was intown Sunday Z B Trover Jof the county was Jn t town Monday N I Hd Majors of JElopkinpvllle was in town Sunday vlBltlbgjfrlends Mrs1 Jackson pf topklnstlHe who has been visiting her mother Mrs coyle has returned home There are hupdretj of people in Co who would a- weeksreetatr1pnnbeautiful Grjeen River and a visit to the Mammoth Cave with all expense paid The Bas will send fire ladles on this trip abotit September let A little work on your part will Rot this trip for you Read how it is done in this issue Miss Bessie Steward of Madison vlllewhohas been visiting herbro thor In this oily has returned home Mr Walter Daves spent Sunday in Evansville I iMiss Elsie Brown who has been visiting relatives in Nashville has returned home You have been wanting a vaca tlon all summer Take a week pit at the Bees expense and go to the cave via Green River Any lady with a little work and energy can win a trip to Mammoth Gave Send In your name today and will start you with 1000 votes Messrs Clarence and Bert Kedwle of Paducah was In town Sunday visiting the Misses Hanners LouievilledMr Minneban of Evansville oilyeMonday Ross Sugg of Providence was in this city Sunday About September 1st the Bee will give five ladles in Hopkins Co a weeks outing including river trip from Evansville to the Mam moth Cave and return and a visit to the cave with all expenses paid Would you like to be one of them If so get busy and ask your friends to help you get now subscribers or collect back subscriptions You Lean win the trip If you try h s I Gelt e I With the celebratedSter ling way ofcloth4eemak htt U lt i In a I r- h r I We recommend them for their stY1efor the perfect workmanship all wool a fabrjcs thewonya derful f pricetiVV ij Many Models I if J I Fabrics of all weaves and colors a n d thei v prompter tpossible serv ice I ifMost styles 15 to 35 n S V4 y St Bernard Store 1 W R COYLE MANAGER St Bernard Mining Company INCORPORATED EA RLT1 T TON KBNTUCKIT f- tJ IIJI1 PII r- i 1 I CA MORlONII MADISQNTOLJ KYm i rar Funeral Director and Embalmer 1 Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night Roy Henry of Missouri who has been VI sting his parents has re turned home Ho More Dyspepsia Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a little Dl esteze a ful digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated MI Alleen Murphy of Springfield is the guest of Miss Georgia Featb erston Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetlto It you U8- eDIJeBtezeIt helps your stomach do wbatloueatandmakes food No more Sleepless Nights Headache or Stomach Misery Get rid of all these troubles with Diges teze Fifty cents a bottle worth ten fold Its cost at drug department o the St Bernard Mining Company Incorpurated The dance given at the Clubroom Friday night in honor of Miss Rich ards of Hopkinsville was a very en joyable affair You Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves without the slightest fear of indiges tion which Is an feeling Yon will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digoateze It re lieves and cures as if by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief in one minute Get a 50tf bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Misses Mary Ellen Burke Alma and Amelia Hanner spent Sunday In Heola with Mr and Mrs Hogan Cheap Prices on Groceries I Gold Dledalflyury 166- 0Batnn 12K to Itiq 60 Ibs Pure lard 650 4 cans of Hominy26100- 1be best Chicken feed 22b Lemons per doz 26 Grated Pineapple 1Q Best Pea Berry Collee26La- rge o can Peaches 10 Large can Tomatoes t 2 lbs Soda 5o 8 Ibs Loose Starch lOo J F DEVYLDER J W Markes and Walton Davis of Madisonvllle were in town Sun day Lively as a Boy If you are tired run down have no appetite get a bottle of Yucatan Chll Tonic A few doses will se you up give you a boys appetite make you strong and lively as a twelve yearold Purifies the blood and strengthens the system 50c a bottle at the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Depart ment Mrs B F Slaton lot Madisonvllle was in town Saturdayit NOTICE 1 All parties are hereby notified that they must not seine fort min nows fish or crayfish in the Jersey meadow or in any of the streams emptying into the lake ST BERNARD MINING Co Incorporated Earl Collins of Pembroke was in town Sunday Mrs Kate Withers was in Mad isonvllle Saturday shopping Battens Latest Fad The wife of a wallknown Boito physician Is reported to be condnotlnf a course in everyday ethics for tae benefit of the favored daughters of the Back Bay For that distressed feeling after eating belching and nausea be tween meals take Blooding It cures Dyspepsia by strengthening the digestive organs so that they are capable of fullfillinx their tions St Bernard Mining Co In corporated drug department special agents Advantage of Conorete Rooms la a wellbuilt concrete honae are cooler la summer and warmer la winter than those of a brick house as concrete walls are More equable la aafbrickwork When yau fuel a cold coming on dont delay but immediately take Bloodino Cough Checker the cele braise throat and lung remedy Itstops the cough relieves the irrita and cures the cough St Bernard Muting Co Incorporated drug department special agents a Wants Longer Nights Have you Joined the More Daylight club he asked fI should say not Its all I can do now to get home before daylight re plied the old rounder Detroit Fret Puss A 50 cent bottle of Bloodine Rheumatic Liniment will last longer than the most aggravated case of sore throat A most effective remedy for cold on chest croup etc St Bernard Mining Co Incorpor atgd drug department special agents L 0 Dent Get Many lrlaa1 roralUcopyright law IAny woman with pimples skin eruptions sores or polls does not ap attractive and cannot enjoyRearBloodine Ointment cures them velvotyI hands sort eyes itching and bleeping piles St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated drug tepnmen special agents Tlla Made by Saxons In the north of Staffordshire with In the pariah boundaries of Stokeup onTrent lied the district called the Potteries Though little is known of istwere the Saxons as some have be n found during excavations made In recent times and fragments of cookingand domestic utensils probably of Roman origin were discovered theta also I J MEMBERS CVANSVILU REBATE ASSOCIATION Are You in the 1 IJ r Market for a i V fv 3 J Ii Fine 2 or 3 piece Summer Suit Forrti a short tithe only we are giving choictro anof rtJ some up J 1 At sokia f Also choice ofmany fine lines at s 15 I a 1650 and l 1850 suits ij f tp i JJ At 12e50 r These values Will draw trade fox miles around They should draw YOU i j 4t liT PAYS TO TRADE HERE J I 1 k s Its net made for any to withstand theV weather conditions of every climateAmalgamated ARC ROOFING not drip under the blazing sun nor crack in the bitterest cold Its made b our secret process and Universally acknowledged the k one and ONLY absolutely perfect roofing Amalgamated ARC ROOFING is standard and takes the sameInsurance rate as or i metal Our agents are authorized to refund money in full ifj f t Amalgamated satisfySend j 1h AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO First NatlBaakBld BirmmihMAk FOR EALI 1 r I STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY V4MADISON1 WHEN IN MADISONVILLl S I I Visit the Princess Theater Ithe best moving pic + tures in the countryV IySomething new each nightV Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5 rl t Vaudeville each night 5c 10 OE NflJIPRICES5 Jr Manner tr A A t1BFuneral DirectorI Licensed Embalmer 1 C NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE mi a VI Phone 1242 + MADISONVILLE KY WMWWWWaWMVWWW MM V NJ1NM hN1441MiV44 1 l I 1 Great Hopkins County Fair Madisonville JULY 18 19 20 21 22 Great Array of Races Ring Shows Floral Hall Exhibits Special Attractions Day and Night C C GIVENS President J A RANCEWAY Secretary L Q QQQr 4 O 2505 Rochester N Y and Return r gAccount Meeting Imperial Council A A O U M S ThirtySeventh Annual Session July u 12 13 T 4VtiLeave Madisonville 638 a m Leave Cincinnati 550 p m t OVArrive Via New York Central Arrive Buffalo 550 a m J y Via Henderson L H St L jftRetUm Leave Buffalo 600 a m Leave Louisville 130 p m ViaL Arrive Niagara Falls 700 a m I N Arrive atCinciinati130 p mtOfficial Route RlZpah Temple Leave Niagara Falls 300 p m 4 Via L N T Arrive Rochester 500 nm r d t Special coach and sleeper for Rizpah Temple through to Rochester joining special train from Louisville with Kosair Temple Frank fort and Ashland Kentucky For sleeping car reservations call on Noble C O Osburn recorder Rizpah Temple Madisonville Ky r r V iII W aq Niry t Vjfi ii ii i r7 Iyw I f IV 1rINMWFIII ofMFMx ifW r 4 Uy c t o 4 0 1 4 f y i Cl BOSf U l 5e5 Ii r1 a L 4t + j I t to F We WeFleave us to lookafter other interests and also having addeda very strong and new feature to ittytore in Madionilie which i 1 J f i fiiXWWMMV y h ir I will keetfmOeliy closefb my tto1 4s thertfutureas wfromtwo 0f the f r v AV I f 1 J 4 largest coalmines in the county thtswiI V f1point like I v i AJL I u 1 1 f should and so have concluded to toFst the house W v 4 v y I c r J I i vv 1 it t At Absolute Cost and Many Items Even Below Cost t sq We will put on suchitemin the house must be sold at some prices as we Jq MI f must lockmustand barrrel regardless of1 price as our one i r ifi J ti fT aIm is to sell everything h J v I J I 1 1 r II I- j dale Okos 5atarday Julij 8iii 730 a m a T r We haveat all times conducted store of good repute since in the city by handling a fyigh grade line of Dry Goods Cloth closeingt I put the entire stock of 4 J to r hit 41 25 i 600 Wi4Iiff 4 1 I D p Uae h1 ht r Merchandise 1 j t 1 QW Cost f t youty t can secure them in manycases manufacturersr r i j l Wewill additemI t x in plain worksellingthe r a entire weefoputting the stock in shape and arranging it conveniently andm rkingall in plain figures l as we know iVk tlie disad vantage thepublic is usua11 beYdefamelong ft t ki t II 1 I a 1010 I r T 0 L a p i 4 I Ts Sale b Positively a Cash Sale + li k- r I I Andjno goods wil be charged at any price as our books are now closed for any credit business and any one knowing t them selves indebtecd to the store will pleasepaymentofev I 3 I l y 1 ery account on the books a j vy Ayv i ti I h i cvi Take advantage of i this great money saving opportunityand o r l rj r f i I I- B1JTI our G QdS Ek1cw J Cct t1 jft J Iibi fkbwZn J r t GRAND LEADER 1 f f Q V v I EarTiiijton I f IA I I 1entuckyU f l rIFt i f I iI g Sr rRrty yS 0itc I q Morris Icft1mriOwrirt0 L S