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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 4, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911070401_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 4, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. TUESDAY TUESDAY and FRIDAY IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR I TWENTY-SECON- .and FRIDAY BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE .v. 1 i D YEAR WORLD'S ATJTO BECORD IS 116.13 MILES' AN HOUR New Mark Is Made EARL1NGT0N, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1911 faction eeo our samples and get prices at the Madisonville Branch Office in Morton's Furniture Store. ' Aileen Davis, Manager. Miss Elizabeth Givins left Friday for Middlesboro to visit Miss Ethel Coleman for two weeks and fronr there will go for a short vlBit to In Chattanooga. Dr. G. W. Parker Jspent Saturday d Sundav in Rochestor. the triiHst dksjWIll Hoffman. MrB. Roy Forrester, of Earlington, was in the city Saturday. rel-arrlv- es No. 51 FRISCO SHAKEN BY . I Madisonville Notes BY AILEEN DAVIS. TO THE MAM MOTH CAVE VIA EARTHQUAKE by Bordlno Italian Driver, in English Club Trials,, . BEAUTIFUL GREEN RIVE The Bcc Will Send Five Ladies From Hopkins, County To The Mammoth Cave On )- - V i h D . we , ' London, July 1. A world's reca'cd Heavy Tremors Extend From 8enth-En- d Bridge Club for automobiles was oreated at ' Coast Past Mountains to today by P. Bord-mThe South End Bridge whlctKwlll it ...j an Italian driver, who covered through out the summer months wevaaa 116.13 miles in one hour at the Yorkmeet in the morning was eutertaUvJ shire Mortor Club trials. ed Friday morning at the home o PANI63EIZED CROWDS IN Mrs. Clyde Ruby ou South .Main SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS SECTION Kentucky Fair Dates Street. The highest 'score of the club was The following aro the dates fixed July l.Two for San Francisco, made by "Mrs. Ed Young, while the" Kentucky Fairs for earthquake shocks, the heaviest 1011holding as reported. as far Officers of Mrs Jim GIVenB at the guests tasince the big Bbake of 1906, and sep- fairs are requebted to report to us ble Bcored the grekst number of arated by only a few seconds, jarred any ommlssions or corrections of points each being presented a beauthe Central portion of California, dates. tiful pair of embrodiered silk hose. and Western Nevada today. The Those present were: Mesdann s Madisonville, July IB. 6 day's. first sharp shock, experienced at Clyde Ruby, Laurel Ruby, Ed Henderson, July 25, & days. 2:01 o'clock, wi.9 followed within si Young, Henry Head, Claud MorVersailles, August 22 days. few seconds by one of similar inton, OhaB. Lindsav, Artie Lexington, August 70 dayB. tensity, each lasting about five Joel McPherson, Jr., Fred Uniontown, Audust 86 days. seconds. Reinecke, Paul Bank of Earlington, Vanceburg, August 94 days. Only trivial damage has been reLawrenceburg' August 154 days. Misses Florence Allyn and Esale ported from any section, Tmt in ' Leltchfleld, August 15 4 dayB. Lynn. A visitor's table composed and other cities in the afof the following ladles: Mesdames BurkBvilie, August 154 days. fected area pUnlc seized upon crowd Jim Glvens, R. L. Zubrud, R. S. Brodhead, August 16 8 days. in stores and restaurants, and there ' Dulin, and Miss Carrie Atkinson, of Fern Creek, August 104 days. wabapellmell exodus from the large ,' Shepherdsville, August 224 days. Earlington. buildings. A most apetiztng luncheon was London, August 224 days. One peculiar feature of the earthbeautifully served at the conclusion Erranger, August 234 days. ' quake was that it did not appear to of the games. Germantown, AuguBt 248 days. follow tho-ol"fault" in the earth's Nlcholasville, August 29 8 dayp. crust which has been the playground Somerset, August Far Mls Armstrong 293 dayB, of tremblers In the past, but extenMiss Lurllne Coil entertained most Bard6town, Augu6t 804 days" ded from the Beacoast eastward to charmingly Friday evening at her Paris, September 4- -t6 dayB. the Sierras, including hitherto exhandsome home on North Main Monticello, Septoinber 64 days. empt mountain areas. it was felt Alexandria, September dap6. Btreet in honor of Miss Edith Arm55 to the northward of Sacramento in Mount Olivet, September 54 days. strong, of Hopkinsville. M'ssArm-stron- g the Sacramento Valley, southward has been in the city for the Hogenville, September 58 days. as far as Frajfho, and to the east to Sanders, September past two weeks the guest of Miss 64 days. Carson andjleno, Nov., the former Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, Coil and has been a most popular place experiencing the heaviest September and attractive visitor 'making a 116 days. shock in ItB history. Horse Cave, Septemher 204 days. large number of friends here, und 4 days. a number of entertainments have Mayfleldf September 4 days. beeu given for her. Friday evening Green, Oct. Bowling At the Catholic church in this oity, the Coil home was beautifully light..h.t. i Wednesday morning, June 18th., 19U tjjiiijuj ed and the lawn presented a most by Rev. Father AddUsperger, Mr. ft inviting appearance when the young "Chesley John O. King, of ner,Mt. Sterling,' folks arrived and all snent a nleas- and Miss Mary Katheryn Mathias, ant evenintr. Punch was served !by. t .ti ii it, itt ttijlf ,nntiit. AnLifci of this city. Mr. James King, Vl1 I'" Misses Amelia Coil aud LauraTfa? r brother of the groom, acted as best bel Laffoon aud delicious ices were Mess Su&an Lovan, of Mortons man, while Miss Arina MMhias, sls-tr- fr served by Misses Margaret Whit, of the bride, was maid of honor. Gap, has returned home after tinghill, Elizabeth Bassett and EuUshers ; Frank and Charles Math-la- s, spending several days with Miss genia Coil. The guests at this party brothers of the bride, Miss El- Bessie and Rama Lovan. were! Mlssea Edith Armstrong, len Whallen. of Earlington, presided Margaret and Louise McPherson, wos Miss Ruth Obigail-Ha- ll at the organ. They left the same Frances Elgin, Margaret aud Kath-enn- e day for their future home in Mont- here Saturday on return te her Victory, Hazel aud Lucy Faw-cet- t, gomery. The church was decorated home in Madisonville after sev Frances and Gertrude Overall, with palms and cut Ilower and eral weeks visit with relatives at Messrs. Clem1 Armstrong, Montgomlighted with candles, and presented ery Holomau, Sam Arnold, Jas. a brilliant scene. Those In attend- Bevier. Sorv, Wm. Ross, Peyton Williams, Mrs. Lee Dillingham went to Karr Ramsey, Kimmel Flnley, Carl ance from a distance were: Mr. and Mrs'Honry fiarmeyer, of Newport, Madisonville Monday. King, Miller Evans, Morton Victory, ,Mrs, Henry Ebbing, of Oarrollton, Mrs. Mary Tratben spent Sun- Ben Evans, Lisle Robinson, John Misses Frances Rolf and Helen Hoffman, C. C. Glvens, Jr. Hermes, of Covington, Miss Kate day in Madisonville the guests of Harmeyer, of Cincinnati, Mrs. Mag- Mrs. Cordelia Hall. Miss Julia Fawfcett returned home gie King and daughter, of Mt SterMr. und Mrs. Joe Jennings, Saturday from .visit to friends in ling, MiBses Ellen apd Katie Whaln Mrs. Elmer Jennings and little Hopkinsville. len, of Earlington, Mrs. Chas. Lavin Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey, of Saturand, Miss Kate Bryant, of Bouibon, daughter Kathryn spent Manltou, were in the city atHrday Miss Mary George, of Winchester, day in Mortons Gap. We make a specialty of doing two Miss Nannie Clark, of Millersburg, Jabez Hall, of Madisonville,' and three color work. If you want and Harry Mathias, of Frankfort. was here Sunday. r classy job work that will give satisr A reception was held, and a wedRobert Trathen Bpent Sunday ding breakfast was Berved, at the home of bride's parents, Mr. and in Orofton. Mrs. Luke'Mathiaa, after the cere. .IraJRay, ot Madfsonville, wa6 money, The groom is a young farmer and here Sunday. t Mr. and Mrs, Jno. Gibson have comeB highly spoken of by his neighbors. The bride is one of the returned from an extended visit finest youi!3 women of our city, and to their daughter iii Harrisburg, The BRUSH Runabout was a graduate With high honors is incomparable on this from our city school, has been one llliuois. score take it from any of the most successful teachers in Hurt at Howell. viewpoint. In first cost, in the graded Bohools at Madisouvllle and Sbarpsburg for several years Gaines Everett of Hopkinsville operation, in repairs, it past. .The bride was the receptient who was injured lu the LAN yards costs less than any other of a large number of handsome at Howell last week ib improving car made. presents and worlds of good wishes and expects to be able to resume dependable . That's why it's called Evfrom her numerous friends. Oar-lisl- e work soon.1' o, September Accompaincd Suitable Chaperone 1st READ HOW IT IS DONE . 1000 Efy Mrs. Cum-ming- s, co ter, of Sacramento, are the guests pf Mrs. Ed Morrow In this city Friday. Don't forget the Bee has a branch office for Madisonville, people in Morton's Furniture Store. If you want advertising or job work or wish to subscribe for the paper, call up number 4. Aileen Davis, Manager. Frank Coffman, of Slaughterville, was in the city Friday. Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Hardin accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Browder Myers, motored over to Dawson Sunday morning for a day at the Semi-Weekly Myrtle Igleheart and daugh- The Semi Weekly Bee wants 600 new subscribers, and wants all old ones to pay up. In order to accomplish this we will give five receive the largest numof votes, a Free Trip to the Mamber moth .Cave via Evansville and Green River. This is the most delightful season of th,e year to make the river trip; the scenery along upper Green. River is unsurpassed, and the wonders ot the Mammoth Cave cannot be described ; they have to be seen to be work and secure new subscribers or collect from old ones. There aro two thousand people in Hopkins Co. whs aro now taking this paper; and we want 600 more. Get busy aud ask every man and woman you sea it they are getting the Bee. If not sell It to them and get 100 votes, and if they are get them to pay up and renew, and get 100 votes for every dollar paid In. . Nominating Coupon complimentary votes.then go to ', d appreciated. The trip will last one week, the Orlean Pritchott, of New York, party leaving Earlington Friday, who has been visiting hla mother, September 1st., and returning FriMrs. Mollie Pntcbett in this city for day, September 8th the past week left Saturday for San How to Oet This Trip Free Francisco to reside in the future. Send in your name, or have someone MisS Luticia Wind returned home send it, and we will start you with Saturday after a weeks viBit to her springs. The following is a nomlnatlag 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 1009 votes. As soon as you have nominated a party go to work for them and help them get subscribers and renewals. -- motherin VincenneB, Ind. King-Mathia- s. 4-- 7, - H. A, Beard, of Princeton,' was in city Saturday, Get the habit of coming to the branch office of the Bee, at Morton's Furniture Store, when you want engraved cards, embossed letterheads, dance tickets or programs. We have the best and let ub figure with yon on priceB. -- TSCoane-iiira&tirig- r Gouijpoari. Semi-Week- ly Ithereby nominate M. j as a contestant in the Bee's Mamoath Oave contest please give her 1,000 complimentary votes. . .. . AiiiEEN Davis, Manager. Miss A. Signed ' Sarah HayeB left yesterday paper or member of bis family will be allowed to enter this contest. Rule 4. All free ballots cut from paper must be voted on ou before date of expiration. Rule 5. Contestants will not be restricted as to territory in securing subscriptions or collecting back subscription. Rule 6. No votes will be allowed on subscriptions held out moro thas. one week after being secured by contestants, subscriptions must be turned in promptly so votes may b issued and paper started then th contestants may hold the votes ae -- for a months visit to St. Louis to be How the Coateit Will be Conducted the gueBt of Miss Olyn Prather. This contest will ne conducted ab. Mrs. G. W. Parker returned home Friday from a short visit to rela- solutely fair and Impartial, and the standing of the contestants will be tives in Hopkinsville. published In every Issue of the pa per. At the end of the contest a Hot Wcaihar Records Broken . Yesterday the Government thermometer at the local weather station registered 105 degrees about noon, making the hottest day of the season. Sunday the mtrcury got up to 103 and made people think the limit bad been reached. But yesterday was held in reserve to take the remaining starch out of fat people. Late last night there was some distant lightning and a good breeze came to fan the heated air out of sweltering bed rooms. Today promises to be warm enough for the local Fourth of July picnic, and qyen for the basball game. Change in St Bernard Corps Engineering committee of disinterested business man will be selected to count the votes deposited. BowVotw are Obtained addition to the 1000 compllmen Most Miles for Least Money Change in the engineering corps of the St. Bernard Mining Co. are announced as follows: H. E. "VVipfler, Chief; Newell G. Alford, Assistant Mining engineer. Mr. Alford has for some months been stationed at Providence, in chargo of the Shamrock mine, and Is now transferred to Earlington. Canning Factory Burned. OwenBboro, Ky. July l&t In tary votes a coupon good for 25 votes will be printed in each Issue of the Bee with a time limit on It. The votes may be cut from the paper by the candidates or their rriends and ' when properly filled out will be long .as long as thoy wish. to the party whose name is credited Rule 7. The Bee reserves the written thereon provided they are right to reject the name of any canvoted.before the time limit expires. didate for cause. Rule 8. Votes aro not transfer Where to Plate Votes A suitable ballot bos will bo placed able, and can only be voted for Mm near the front door of the Bee office party in whoBe name they are orift to receive the votes and these votes nally Issued. The contest begins with this iBStte will b,e counted oneaoh Tuosday and published in of the paper July 4th and the c lofFriday morning aud ting date will be announced later. the issue of that date. The names and standing of contest Bales of Conteit. ants will be published in the next 1, No votes will be given exRule issue and each issue thereafter until cept for subscription money. the contest closes. Fill out the exRule 2. No vote will be issued nominating oupon and mail or bring cept for cash, 100 votes for each dol- to this, office by Thursday of this lar paid oil subscription new 6r re- - week we want to start this contest now .Rule 8. No employee of this with twenty namos. This Year Will Be . Gaining in Powlarity Daily to Kentucky. President TaComing A prominenfDruggiBt Bays' "Hughes' Tonio has given more satWashington, June 80th. isfaction than any other chill tonic Mrs. Wilson, wife of Governor Wil- wo have sold." Sold by Druggists son obtained a promise today from 50o and $1.00 bottles. PREPARED BY Pres. Taft that he will "be'present CO , IncorporaR0BINS0N-PETTEfor one. day at jthe dedication of the Louisville. near Hodgen-villted, Lincoln monument Ky. next October. The GoverOtice nor and Mrs. Wilson were guests of the President at luucheou in the Bids Will be received by the City White Houbo this afternoon., Engineer until and including July 12, 1911, for (1) grading and (2) guPumping Water out of Mine. tting Clark Btreet from Day street to the east and up said Clark Btreet. HebbardsvUIe, Ky. June 80th. and Plans, W. F. Butler is Dumping water raav bo profiles office specifications of Oity Engiseen at coal mine and repairing neer. out of his R. E. WiPPPiiEB, , Oity Engineer. the property preparatory to getting out coal. ThiB will be good news to NEGE0 307 KILLED. the people in this neighborhood. The mine 1b a good property and employs a large number of people. Feund Near No." 9 Monday Moiriihg. , T, Mercury. eryman's Car. Fire of unknown origin which began about midnight Friday morning and notwithstanding the heroio efforts of the fire departmeut to save the building caused the entire plant of the New Blue Grass Canning company to be completely destroyed. The actual loss cannot be ascertained but it ib believed to be $36,000.00 with partial insurance. C, W. B. M. the largest Wheat Crop Ever Produced A Bad Showing Promise tbatjthls years wheat crop will bethe greatest ever produced Is given In tho June crop report Issued Thursday last week by the Estimates by the department expsrts indicate approximathly 704,291,8574bushels of wheat will be harvested In thlB country this summer aud autumn Increase of about 68,846,857bushels over last year. Of winter wheat the Indicated yield is almost 480,000,000 bushels, aud of Spring wheat 24,000,000. Meeting e, "1 - The BRUSH Car is especially adapted to the use of Farmers, Doctors, Contractors, Mail Carriers, Merchants, and is unsurpassed as a pleasure car. BRUSH RUNABOUT $450 F. 0. B. Detroit "ifrttt Us Today far CaJalaguo Notice, Company G t u - All members are hereby notified onma s.nri cat rndv for eaiao. OjW v Will WirjcuJgbt usUtt Qf$ Ott T. ?, ;&. It is uot known how ha met. death. Oarouer fftitna wa .tntnuaooed 4d returned a verdict of death from unknown causfe. - o'und dead between the,traQks Bear Jn. S coal t'lOnle Mondav nibrnlmr. Hersohe) Perkins, colored, was Lambert-Walk- er Hdw.Go INCfKFOKATt L WMBsali anO&lall Distributors ffCNOEIiaON, MY. The Earlington auxiliary to the Christian Woman's Board of Mission will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Christian Church tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon at 3 It was Alright o'clock. They have a fine program and all Christian woman of any The Hustler has issued a very church are invited to attend. creditable illustrated edition of Madisonville, and Hopkins county that Pulled In Green River by Big Fjsh will be read with Interest. In addiLawrence Drowling, manager of tion to Madisonville, a good deal of the pavilion at Sebree Springs was space aud excellent Illustrations are pulled In Green River bv a large devoted to this city, Dawson Spriug, Hanson, 'Nortonville and Mortons flBh Saturaay that he was attemptbarge. Irt the strug- Gap. We cannot but be most favoring to land on a gle Drowling wasutruok by the flBh ably impressed with these places and knocked under water, a travel- from the carefully prepared articles ing man named Lindsay and a col- about them. The whole addition is ored tjoy who was with him saved an admirable and effective Madisonville and HopDrowling from a watery grave. The kins county, fish leaped. adver-tiseinenfof The 1910 censua figures show 743. 908 children ,of school ago in Kentucky. The number enrolled is 49, 236, the average number in actual attendance is 229,118. The number of children in this grand old Coot monwealth growing up in absolute ignorance is 248,972, Not one child in three is taking full advantage of such opportunities as the Btato oilers. The native white born voters who determine the character of Kentucky's governments are with twe exceptions the most lllltorato o auy state in the XJuion. Thinks He is Autoing. Frank Davis 26 years old of Dixon, Ky. was adjudged Insane at that place Saturday. He Is a brother of H. A. Davis, formerly assessor of Wobster county. Another brother has been an Inmate of the Hopkinsville 'asylumjforten years. Frank Davis was employed b.y the JackBon Hardware Oe. Me was m only four days and lost his reason a few days ago and imagines he ie Ii autoing. Bob.. Euen of Nashville visits friends here Sunday. -- ' K. ,- -' H i f1 t , 1 '.' HMMMlillH J)t. 0. Parker, of Uppar-'Sandusk- y, (Ebdiilec BBP PAUL M. MOORS. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER ASSdWATEEBITOR Subscription Rates One Year H-O- Six months Three monthB Single copies . 60 26 6 ... .". J. E. FAWOETT AB BUSINESS MANA8ER Mmhevf Kentucky Press Specimen copies mailed free on application, uorreupouu-ent- a T- iSecoA District PMiskers League m ii Asscitt8n -. wanted in all parts 'of the co fixity. Address aa for par-ticala- rs. rn r ! 2 ;l ! V t C L? KKfc B ""I S!ft ' P an Browder Mvers, representing Lenhart & Neitert, was here 'BRING THE SOLOlERis GO, HOPKINS Tuesday. TO EARLINGTON IncorpoNortonville News JaB. Brown, representing Swift CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. rated H. P. MOflTOH.IManagir There is no little comment & Co., was here Monday. HttnuyiBmliing about here upou the much adverEast Ctrttr Strttt Among those who attend the of affairs tised bad couditiou Roy Eblin is visiting in Rob- W. 0. W. memorial services at Madisonville, Kentucky found by the First Kentucky arde. Sunday were; Miss Concord last iregirsent at Odell, near West The Bee's Mammoth Gave Contest Coupon ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mohr and Lolo May Prowse, Ha Almon, yiUvy mymjy "'y.ig'.-- i!p"MBwitaPi"ni'iiyu has Joint, where that regiment r; Miss Helen, of Colum- Maybelle Almou, Blanche NT TANrtAtLt gone for its annual encampment. daughter, Good for 25 Votes for Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Trathen Furger-so- n, arrived here Thursday Messrs Leonard The published accounts state that bus, 0., Orof-to- n afternoon to make Nortonville Jack Lauder, Jr., Willie attended the ball same at boys have had no water exIho Sunday. home. Tjipy travel- Lander, Judge aud Mrs. J. R. VM. cept what they have hauled for their future Mrs. Owen Todd spent Sunday r. ed through m their automobile Harrison and Mrs. 0. N. ociles or have bou'ght from an If placed in ballot box at Bee Office on or before a pleasant trip. . in Orofton. casional native VrhVwould spare and had Priday, July 15 Messrs, Frank Dotson and Mrs. R. M. Salmon, of Ilsley; a little, for a price, froni his Miss Lola Mny Prouse returned Jlarv Oobb, of Mercer, visited well ; that there Was for a time Thursday from a fishing trip ou were here Tuesday. their uncle,J. E. Bethel, Sunday. 30 food for the soldier boys ; that Pond river. There were about Fred Dixon, manager of the trip and the largest Cumberland Telephone & Tele-- , Jack Lauder, Jr. spent Thursihere have beeu uo electric lights thirty in the M. and the boys must content them- fish caught weighed 4G pounds. graph Company spent Tuesday1 day iu Hopkinsville. ; ., Edgar Kennedy and Olair Hornight in Dawson. selves with caudleB; that water (?) iB unknown. O. W. Shaft, of tf uturie, was Practice limited to diseases of Eye, Ear, Noso and Throat. for bathing purposes Henry G. Jones, of Madison- ton made a trip to the country Eyes Tested. Glasses Fitted. JEarlington people are comparing here Tuesday. ville, passed through here Mon- Monday. the well T. R. Wilson, of Hanson, was day from Hopkinsville where he Miss Mabelle Almon is visiting these conditions with OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M.. 2 TO 4:30 P. M. aigh ideal conditions which have here Thursday. hap been in the interest of the 'her grandparents in the country. Center Street. Office Over C. L. Rom' Grocery. an the past surrounded the enW. J. Oox, of Madison-vill- e, Hopkins county fair. Brown, of Madisonville, Mr. Frank KENTUCKY MADISONVILLE, campment of the Third Regiment was here' Wednesday. Miss Susie Wood, of Olarks-vill- e, known as "Pasco", was in town at Gamp John B. Atkinson in the 0. B. Mitchell, manager of arrived last week to spend Thursday. ntskirte of Earhngton, together the Cumberland Telephone and several days with her1 siBter, ' 0. F, Kuykendall, representvrith the equipment and condi- Telegraph Company of Madison-vill- Mrs. L. P. Payne. ing the National Oash Register tion of the complete and permawas here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Oats and Co., was here Wednesday. nent riile range at the head of Madi- - children, of White Plains, spent TJ. J. Helslev, of Kussellville, loch Mary, where not only the Mrs. W. J. Cox, Jr., of guests representing the Belknapp HardSaturday and Sunday the Third Reeiment but many rifle- - scnville, was here Tnursday. ware Oo., was here Tuesday. aen from all over Kentudky have Mrs. W. B. Rawles, of Prince- of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Moore. Miss Annie May Moore is visr Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Payne and The Bee ton, was here Weduesday. Bhot and made-recordpeople joins the Misses Merva Bailey, Iva Stan- iting her aunt near White little daughter, Lena May, aud laaart ly 'Miss Susie Wood, of Olarksville, of Earlington in guarantee- ley, of Madisonville, Jessie Tich-eno- r, Plains. Miss Francis Trathen, of Oak spent Wednesday in Madisonville. of Calvert City, Mr. Claring that if the powers that be Trill send the Kentucky soldiery ence Littlepage, of Madisonville, Hill, was here Tuesday. Tom Logan, of Earlington, was " to Earlington for encampment and Dr. Liggett Bailey came "White in town Wednesday. Neal Stiver and wife, Major Frauk D. Rash and Oapts. over from White Plains Friday Plains was in town Monday. 0. H. Aubry,of Smithton, was Ott Powers, Heury Rogers, Brick and spent the afterpoou A. S. Pitzer left for his home in town Wednesday. Southworth and every other local in Louisville Monday where he Burt Maddox, of Elizabeth- officer and soldier, together with Mrs. Eliza Moore returned will spend his vacation, Mr. town, Ky., was in townJrVedues the citizens of Earlington. in a home Friday from a visit to her Pitzen will probably be out of day night. toody, will see to it that there son Lonuie Moore, of White the city about two months. "W Ij. Olemonts, of this coun will be abundance of water for Plains. E. B. Dennison, of Paducah, ty, was in town Tuesday. all purposes, and of food and of W. S. McGary, of Madison- was here Wednesday. welcome, with the light of the ville, was here Thursday. Headaches Signs of Danger. 0. B. Hare, of Upper Sandusky, Anyone sun and our countenances by day in thlB town tbat suffers W. F. Goodrich, of Madisou Ohio, was here Thursday. frequently from splitting, nervous and the firmanent and. all our Thursday. headaches ought to go at once to the lectric Hunts by night, all sup- ville, was here Misses Susie Wood, Olarksville, druggist and get a 25c bottle of our W. 0. White, of Cadiz, speut Tenn., Badye Carls ted te German .Liver Powder. plied and delivered, witnoat Bessie Hale, the Thursday in the city. J Bethel, Messrs. Clair Horton, Headaches aalways indicate const! stint and without delay, in dangerous form, that 0 nation in may Ben Street fronts of their tented city. J. T. Edwards, of Providence, Lonnie Heard, and Roy Kennedy ous result in other extremely oven ailments sometimes Orof-to-n expense of transporting the spent Wednesday in the city. The attended the ball game at Bright's Disease and Appendicitis. Our Carlatedt's German. Liver Pow Sunday. Jirst aud Second regimeuts to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Barker, der acts on the Liver, tho real Earlington would be somewhat Misses Mabelle and Ha Almon cause of constipation a few doses of Memphis, Tenn., was here M heavy but the Third must be entirely remove the trouble insure were in town today. Saturday. a lasting cure never fails guaran liauled a good distance to Odell, teed If you have headaches, get a bottle today from tne St. Bernard aid, judging from the newspaper Mining Co., IucorporatedDrug De accounts, there are thiugs worse partment. 25o a bottle. thun railroad expenses. wiahiDg to- enter the Anyone dome to Earlington. i Mammoth Cave contest, who will From June 2 iht anduntil further notice we will give a $100 Howard, $100. o'all at this office, will be given a reto ' Tte readers of this paper will ceipt book and instructions as to Itarn that there is at least one dreaded disease how to use it. Jh at science has been able to cure in all its stag.-- , i Bre-shea- f hSU Kh, f &Mmk47 " I JftrfM's Furniture Stare. US bulk Main Street, Mudi AILEEN DAVIS, Mgr. Phmu Ne. ItisS 4-- June Sale Specials the city, Hon. Ruby Laffoon, of 1 AT was here Thursday. Prof. C, H. Detrich, of Win J he Ne-?Chester, was here Monday. -A. S. White, of Hopkinsville, Ladies patent one and two, was in town Saturday. strap pumps, $1.50, $2.00 and Mrs. J. R. Harrison drove over $2.50. Ladies' Silk, Hose 45c a pair. to Dawson Tuesday in her new Elegant line of .Ladies1 White Judeon car. Waists 35c to $2.95. Ms. and Mrs. Bob Smiley, of Men's Straw Hats, latest Adams, Tenn., were here blocks, 45c to $1.95. Madi-sonVill- Ohio, spent Thursday in r I BETHEL FEMALE COLLEGE Ihdinsmlle, Kentucky e', , - v Store f I Tho only Woman's College tn Weitcrn Kentucky offering throe- yeas of itandard College work In addition to itandard Northern ColltRe Entrance Courses. Music. Domestic Service and Expression taught by the btst of Instructors. Tho howo department in not ezoelled by any school In Kentucky. Our whole capacity has been engaged for next year Iiiit we have secured another large, wall equipped building for the overflow. For Catalogue apply to ( Ji H. G. BROWNELL. Pr. Wed-nesda- y. Tuesday, July 4, 1911 Mr. Smiley has many friends here aa he has worked fon both the I. 0. & L. & N. R. R. -- aB conductor. , t . Men's $5 and $'6 Pants, all Wool, peg (op, three inch cuffs $2.95 to $3.45. Big values." Our entire stock ot Millinery must go at unheard of prices. THE - BEST - TELEPHONE - SERVICE A. I LOOK HZ&l. MS. FAXMIR! Note that the Cumberland Telephone, & Telegraph Compiny. Incorporated, is offer, ing to an ideal proposition for telephone service. Using pur service you have ad vantages, ot long distance connections to every Important point In the united State. The advantages of telephone service in your residence are too nuuterons to mention, but among them would be daily communication with thi markets, obtaining prices Retting accurate reports t a (he weather, calling up your neighbors, friends and relatives. All these advantages and pleasures are more than worth the price you would pay for the service. Literature and information furnished by calling on our manager, B G. Mann. yi f Bre-shea- , ROBT. SPRY, P. e, HK THE BEE'S s. Great Subscription Offer Cw, sigh-seein- g. - -- ret i I . and tnat is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the snly positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, acquires a constitutional treatement. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving tho patient strength by build-'tliup the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. Tho proprietors have so much &lth in its curative powers that they offer One Munched Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Seed for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY1 & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. 1 $4 Q 'Tk? WARD, JR., II1G SAFETY RAZOR IUI UIMJf HIIU kSsawM'WkiuMsfm DCd I IUC1I OliUU I M: or a Dulin's Big Sale. AS Booir as their dootB swung open Ih the morning the ponring in and soon rooms wore crowed crowded all day by A great many had to 3eave without getting waited on. o'clock ftrowd began ihe three big and remained uager buvora. 8 at are very sorry all eonld not get attention and most aordially invite all to come again. The sale lasts for two week and thoy promise big values in seasonable merchandise throughout the sale. The DnUiii'B. Scholarship For Salcr We have a $100 scholarship on Bryan & Strattou Business College for sale. This is one of tho best business colleges iu the State, and a isholirship Iu this college is A K THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE. The Standard Concrete Burial Vault gives perfect protection and and an everlasting resting place for the dead. It is- air-ligwater proof. It is the neatest aud mos substantial tomb made. This vault is in ono solid piece aud the lid is in ,one solid piece, 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 coucrete tomb, not affected in auy way by the nature of the soli in which it is placed, and time only adds to its hardness The lid of "The Standard" is in one piece and forms a graceful Solid Arch. It has decidedly more resistance than a lid made in any other form. The only joint in "The Standard" is where the lid is cemented on the vault, aud this madeperfectly airtight and water Droof 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 asleep as if in a tomb costing thousands. It is not affected by being placed in asolt and watery grave, for it is absolutely air and water-tigh- t. It is positively secure aginst all vermin. It does not decay aud cave in, but is everlasting. This vault is manufactured by W. OMann. An order placed with mo or any undertaker will have prompt attention. In one of these vaults is a casket contaiug a neatlv dressed doll. The vault is then placed in a tank of water which is on exhibition in the 6how window m my office on North Main street. - ht 60c ; HEAVY JEWELL BROOM the Bee I - And s CJ Year for $1,25 will receive a This applies to new subscribers and renewals. Anyone" paying $3.00 on subscription - When You Paint buildings, inside or outside, if you desire the very best results at the 5 least expehse you should use The Sherwin-William- s i Paint m w. P - Call for color cards SOLS ;'N ,.. . .. - - ft Telefieone 39 C : IT MINING GO. ST, MAMSONVILLC, KY. ui: ..siii..... -..- BERNARD razor free, and anyone paying $2.00 on subscription will receive a broom- free. The premiums can be seen at this office. The Ward Safety Razor has been extensively advertised in the leading magazines for the past four years and is handled by thousands of dealers throughout the United States and. Canada. The price has always maintained 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; $r.oo is the same razor and concave ground blade, all ready to shave, put up in a neat box like a fountain pen. Take advantage of this, your only chance to get a four dollar safety razor for only 50c, K DRUUEMliTMHli m - tf ' ' 1 "" HaHISJHHMiB-pii- r ,iqpy.-v.;;r--wfimWX- ,....:.-..- . .jiiii)-- L LLjtum 1; jk ummw . aUnHMfW r" VT 1, .xsTMTT-wwmimw'- .. , -- r' Xhe man who weU f the thine;she has to sell About fi whispers down a ( Old papers for sale ,, uflaoo. t at the1 Bee ( . , T Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he whe climbs a tree and "hollers." Miss JUamte and Master William Long, of Nashville, are visiting relatives in th'e'clVy. Wantkd 100 miners at once for , , steady work..- - Apply to & Coke Co.,' Norton viLiiB Coaii r inc6rporated Nortonvllle, jjjfy. Mr. Jim Maloney of Hopklnsyllle waB In to if n Sunday. Z. B. Trover Jof the country was C. A. , - MORTON MADISONyiLLE, KY. w Are C"a MEMBERS HVAflSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION fl 5 You in the I. ' ; - M. E. . liXxDIN DR.L.CKAr V Funeral Director and Embalmer Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Nignt. Market for a Fine 2 or 3 piece Summer Suit? For short time only we are giving choice.ot any of our fine suits in the entire store, some up to $35 .t .1 iy i lh I H .' , tow(n Monday. Bd Majors of PopkWBvllIe was In town Sunday vlsltlng,frlends. Pmmku Extracting . ' Mrs1. Jaokson of topklnsvlUe who has been visiting her mother andtarctUin Warn Mrs..Coyle has returned hornet High CIh DnttUtry it ear SpteMty There are hundred; of people In Hppklns Co. who would enjoy a week's rest, a rip on beautiful Green 4? MadmntilU, Kentucky River, and a visit to the Mammoth Cave, with all expenses paid. The five ladles on Bde will send this trip about September 1st. A little work on your part will get Town News this trip for you. Read how it is done in this issue. Miss Bessie Steward of Madison-vlll- e who has been visiting her broLost A lady's gold watch with in this city has returned home. Elgin movement morning, July 8, ther between the Grand Leader and the Mr. Walter DaveB spent Sunday '' depot. Tied with black cord, crys- in Evahsville. broken and with initial L on tal Miss Elsie Brown who has been back. Return to Boo office and visiting relatives in Nashville has reward. returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Summers, who You have been wanting a vaca' bave been lsltlng relatives here, tion all summer. Take a week off returned to their homo nearNebo at the Bee'B expense and go to .the yesterday. cave via Green River. Any lady, with a little work and HIb watch stolen Leslie Boyd had atNo.Qpow-m- : energy, can win a trip to Mammoth Jtrom the dynamo room house Sunday night. No trace of Cave. Send In your.uame today and will start you with 1000 votes. the thief. Messrs Clarence' and Bert Kodwle MIbb Nina Parish, ot Madison-vlllof Paducah was In town Sunday visited friends hero Sunday visiting the Misses Hanners. fternoon. Miss Flora Bublson of Louisville If you have a lady friend ib visiting friends. that you would like to take a week's Mr. Minneban of Evansvflle outing, a boat trip on Green River trip to this city and visit the Mammoth Cave at the made a business Bee's expense, fill In her name on Monday. Ross Sugg of Providence was in one of the nomination coupons and Drs. Hardin Ray DENTISTS Jn4 . . '' . u I MrB. Kate Withers was In Mad Rov Henry of Missouri . who has vistlng his parents has re isonville Saturday shopping. been turned home. No At $20 at $ 15, ' If ore Dyspepsia. of the Gas, or other Stomach Troubles. Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you ve e. w i ' . l tend it to this office. e There was a Fourth of Jnly at the Christian church last Sunday night. A large audiance welcomed tho occasion and jomod in the patriotic songs. There wero duot and a solo, both rendered in food style, The sormon was on a Christian's duties to his govern-xaom- t. Many complimentary things were said of the servioos by thoso present. ser-ylc- this city Sunday. , About Septombdr 1st the Bee will In, Hopkins ladles give flvo Co. a week's outing, inolndinga river trip from Evansville to tho Mammoth Cave and rotnrn, and a visit to the cave with all expense's paid. Would you Ilko to be one of them? If so get busy and ask your friends to help you get now subscribers or collect back subscriptions. You can win tho trip If you try. will take a little Bigesteze, a powerful digestive, harmless and pleasant aB Maplo Syrup. Fdr ksale by the For tbat distressed feeling after drug department of the St. Bernard eating, belching and nausea beMining Company, Incorporated. tween meals, take Bloodine. It MissAlleen Murphy of Springfield cures Dyspepsia by strengthening the digestive organs that they is the guest of Miss Georgia Featb-ersto- are capable of fullfillin so their functions. St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, drug department, special Always Blessed agents. with a Hearty Appetite If you use DlgeBteze. It helps your stomach do Advantage of Conorata. the work, digests what you eat and concrete hons Rooms la a well-buimakes good rich blood from your food, No more SleeplesB Nights, are cooler In summer and wanner la Headache or Stomach Misery. Get winter than those of a brick house as rid of all these troubles with Diges-tezf- coBorete walls are more equable la Fifty centB a bottle, worth ten- temperature, owing to being fold its cost, at drug department of and not so readily chilled as the St. Bernard Mining Company, brickwork. Incorporated. When yau foel a cold coming on The dance given at the JOlub room immediately take Friday night in honor of Miss Rich- don't delay, but Checker, the celeBloodine Cough ards of Hopkinsville, was a very en- brated throat and lung remedy. It stops the cough, relieves the irritajoyable affair. tion, and cures the cough. St, Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, You Can Xat Anything. drug department, special agents. Eat what your stomach oraveB without the slightest fear of indigestion, which is an awful feeling. You Wants Longer Nlghtc. will not be bothered with Sour "Have you Joined the More Daylight Stomach, Heartburn, Nausea, Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will club 7" he asked. "I should say not It's all I can do take one dose of DlgeBteze It relieves and cures as if by Magic now to get home before daylight," rePleasant aB Candy. Relief in one plied the old rounder. Detroit Free minute. Get a 50c bottle, from the Frees. drug department of the St. Bernard Mining Company, Incorporated'. A 60 cent bottle of Bloodine Rheumatic Liniment will last longer Misses Mary Ellen Burke, Alma than the most aggravated case of and Amelia Hanner spent Sunday sore throat. A moat effective rem-qd- y for cold on chest, in Heola with Mr. and Mrs. Hogan. St. Bernard Mining Co.,croup, etc. Incorporated, drug department, special n. Rotten' Lateat F4. a Boatoa The wife of a physician Is reported to be conducting ethics" for ta a "course in ererjr-dabenefit of the farored daughters of the Back Bay. wall-know- Also choice of many fine lines 16.50 and $18.50 suits ' y At $12.50 These values will draw trade for miles around. They should draw YOU , i 'IT bVbbW. PAYS TO TRADE HERE P9bbb9bbbbV0bML.bbIbb9 WM ::m V aVaaar flaJ BarBBi JBWaafaBWla bbbbbPV 3 lt l. non-absorbe- It's net made for any certain climate, but is mado to withstand the weather conditions of every climate. Amalgamated ARC ROOFING will not drip under the blazing sun, nor crack in the bitterest cold. It's mado by our secret process and is universally acknowledged the Amalgamated ARC' one and ONLY absolutely perfect roofing. ROOFING is Btandard and takes the same insurance 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. , il , AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO.. First Nat'l Bank Bid. BirauBibaa.AIa. FOR Sf LB BY ' STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY 1NCSRPSRATCB ' -- MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY e Cheap Prices on Groceries fwwwywwwwfo Get Acquainted With tHec'elebrated'Ster- " ling way of clothes! mak- ' i; MV it j Gold Medal flyur.. ...... ,......,.. ,G5c Dent Qet Many Prlsae. 12K to ltic Baojn, Thet American faslrea can draw rof. $5.50 60 lbs. Puro lard, without the protection of tbe 25o altlee 4 cans of Homi uy , eopyrlght law. 100 lbs best Chicken feed..;.. . $2.25 25c Lemons per doz Any woman with pimples, skin . lno eruptions, sores or boils does not apGrated Pineapple '.. .25o pear attractive and cannot enjoy Best Pea Berry Coffee, 10c life Bloodine Ointment cures them Peaches, Large can and makes the skin soft and velvoty. ;...-.- . 10c Largo can Tomatoes, Cures cold sores, cracken lips, chap5o ped hands, sore eyes, Itching and 2 lbs. Soda, 10c bleeping piles. St. Bernard Mining 8 lbs. Loose Starch 4 WHEN IN MADISONVILL& ' . v : , ' ; .'!, 'pic- ;. Visit the Princess Theaterthe tures in the country, Something new each night. Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5. Vaudeville each night. best moving r J J. F. DBVYIiDBR. Co., Incorporated, drugdepartmenti special agents. A. D. NOE, Jr., Maimer. : J. W. MarkeB 'and "Yalton Davis of Madisonville were In town Sunday. Lively as a Boy. If you are tlrod, run down, have no appetite, get a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic. A few doses will set you up give you a boy's appetite-ma- ke you Btrong and lively as a twelve-year-olPurifies the blood and strengthens the system. 50c a bottle at the St. Bernard Mining Co., Iucorporatod, Dr.ng Depart' ment. d. d .'.. ' n M J ing. .' We recommend them for their style for the perfect workmanship, all wool fabrics'and the'.won- r . sw z ;:"3 .". .' "lowness of their derful . Tiles Made by Saxons. In the north of Staffordshire, within the pariah boundaries of Ilea the district called the Potteries. Though little is known of the earliest days ot Its history it la certain that tiles were made there by the Saxons, as some have' been found during excavations made In recent times, and 'fragments of cooking and domestic utensils, probably of Roman origin were discovered there also. Stoke-up-on-Tren- t, uimiUUtiMuuttUitiiiMmxmttMittuiimumuiiUit R M czi AXniM mm aaaav W 'aaar featl af7 S Funeral Director. :: Licensed Embalmer NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. f ) t MADISONVILLE, KY- wmmMwmmmhwwmutMmmmmmmwmmmwtfW Phone 124-- 2 waB Mrs. B. F. Slaton jof Madisonville in town Saturday. NOTICE are" herepy ' h ' price. . , .. . ' v ' Many Models. Fabrics of all weaves and colors and promptest possible ce1. All parties notified that they must nut seine fori minnows, fish, or crayfish in the Jersey meadow or in any of trie streams emptying into the lake. St. Bernard mining Incorporated. 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 f Co. the servi- Earl Collins of Pembroke was in town Sunday. C. C. OIVENS, President J. A. PttANCCWAV, Secretary aJSttBSSSt t, j Most styles $15 to $35. f $25es Rochester N. Y. and Return Account Meeting Imperial Council A. A. O. U. M. S. Leave Madisonville 6:38 a. m. Via L. & N. No. 92. Arrive Louisville 12.50, noon Via Henderson & L , H. & St. L. Leave Louisville 1:30 p. m. . Via L. &, N. Arrive at Cincinnati 1:30 p. m. Vfa'L. &N. Thirty-Sevent- h Annual Session, July n, 12, 13 M M .! St. Bernard Store W. R. COYLE. Tickets on Sale July 8, 9,' 10 Return Limit July 18 Manager "Official (faute RlZpah Temple" St. Bernard Mining Company INCORPORATED Leave Cincinnati 5:50 p. m. Via New York Central. Arrive Buffalo 5:50 a. m. Leave Buffalo 6:00 a. m. Arrive Niagara Falls 7:00 a. m. Leave Niagara Falls 3.00 p. m. .Arrive Rochester 5 :00 g. m. VM r Special coach and sleeper for Rizpah Teipple through to Rochester joining special train from Louisville with Kosair Temple and Ashland, Kentucky. For sleeping car reservations call on Noble, C. Q. Osburn, recorder Rizpah Temple, Madisonville, Ky. EARiJnsrGTonsr. Kentucky MBsaesfssaessi xwxvxy tt " ? f - y. a -. rr.VL 5 W'' usmess .- ft -- We have concluded to close out our store at this point since our present manager, Mr. Tom L. Logan, has' decided to leave us, to look after other interests, and also having added a very strong 'and new 'feature to 'my store in Madison ville, which will keep" me very close to my business in the city of MTdis;pnville in the"future,as we havebeen.given the business from two of the largest coal' mines in the county which will take the greater part of my, time to look after; my interest J" ".' -- at1;, this -- point like 1& - should, and so have concluded to close this store at .onc'eby selling, every article in the house "' ' ; ' , ' vs At Absolute Cost and Many Items Even Below Cost We will put on such a sale as has never been putdn before as every item in "the house must be sold at some prices as we must dispose of this stock within sixty! days and have decided to sellout lefck, stock and barrrel regardless, of, price, as our one aim is to sell everything. - ... - K : s 5 M .' 1i i.j ' Sale 0eD Saturday, '.-- , - Juli) ft, n fi ' at 7:30 a. m. ' pi;li i t; : We haveat all times conducted a store of good repute since in the city by handling a high grade line of Dry Goods, Cloth- ing, Shoes, Furnishing Goods, flats, Caps, Trunks, Bags, 'Mattings, Rugs, Druggets, Etc., and now having decided to close J! il out the entire stock of r j& VU $25,000 Wbi4L p. Dependabre Merchandise Below Lost ; !; I! It is to your interest to attend this sale arid supply yourself and family for an entire year of all the, goods they will need as you can secure them in many, cases for less money than our competitors can buy them from the jobber or manufacturer. WeEwill add a strong force of. extra sales people in order to wait on every one rapidly and will mark each and every item in plain selling figures so that the smallest child can see the price of every article. WJ Our force of sales people will be at work the V entire weekputting the stock in shape and arranging it conveniently and 'marking all in plain figures as we knowthe disad- vantage theipublic is usually put to in attending one of theselarge sales, so that you can attend this sale with comfSktiand not be detained from your house and business affairs very long. i-i- Sl 1 s M m Si ''-? . HI " ' ;' J Thb Sale Is Positively a Cash Sale Andlno goods wil be charged at any price as our books are now closed for any credit business and any one 'knowing themselves indebtecd to the store will please call and settle their accounts at once as we must now. request the prompt paymeht of every" account on the books. - F8 s '' i ' '! " . -- ? ; ' ' J. Take advantage of this great money saving opportunity and ' '' ' ' Kt i 11 I; n . 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