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F l r IJ ti fTUEiOAY i and 4 FRIDAY nt li I lI tIhrIFf YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALEI it TWENTYSECOND YEAR EARL1NGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY JULY 7 1911 NS4r QUITE A BUNCH i IN THE RUNNING The Bees Mammoth Cave Contest u Starts Off With a Rush 4jo it F Great Interest Is Bent Displayed All Over Coiintry IH Twenty five n Makt lkeSUrt The Bees Mammoth Cave river trip starts off filth a1 cxehai great interest is being displayed There will be one of the most enjoyable trips Imaginable and comes just at the right time The J beautify month of September when the maple leaves turn to crimson and the sassafras to gold t The banks of upper Green RJver are noted fdr their rugged beauty and ever chancing scenery Hugo rock castles the counterpart o- ii some of the historic castles of the middle ages can be seen along this stream addfnature furnishes an ever i changing panorama of soul inspir ing scenes for miles and miles on i both banks The wonders of the4s Great Cave must be seen to be ap predated The fare on the Greenir+ River boats is the best The boat is long and roomy and the passengers on this trip will be furnished with feellgbtful music each afternoon and evening Just a word to the contest ants Your flame has been tent in on a nominating coupon You have 1000 complimentary votes and i you will go to work and use you influence with your friends and them to use theirs in aiding you Ketfinfescrlbers for the Hoe or in collecting back subscriptions YOU CAN WIN THE TRIP Any candidate t who will call at the Bee offe here or at the BranCh oltiee la MeY tons Furniture Store Madleonvllle or will write either dflicei will y sent a recejpt book to be used i the contest and a letter of Instruct- Ions as to how to get votes Follow- Ing are the names aud standing of contestants to date This information will be published In each issue of the paper until the contest close- Miss Anna Marie Morgan Nor tonville 1000 Miss Bernice Wimberly Madison 1viltol11Miss Lila Jane Jones Mortons 1000 Miss Sadye BethelNortouviIle Miss Louise Mcpbersou Madison X vllle 1000 Miss May Base White Plains 1000 MlM Zllpah Morebead Earlington 1 Fl 1 MlBB Katberyn BlalrEarllngtonl00 MUR Pansey Rule Earlington 1000 J SllsB Mary HvewlettEarlingtonl000 Hiss Willie Jenkln StOh rles 1000 RMlee Ruth MoNeal MadiBonvHle o J000 Miss Trixie Robertson MadiBonvllle 1 x 1000 Sybil Aehby Earlington 1000 Earliggton1Adallne 000ppp Ida Lee Sisk Eacltq 100OgRuth Wyatt Earlhn ton 1000 Lelia Harris Madlsonville 1000 r Mary Blair Darlington to 1000 Miss Effle Stokes Eaalington 1000 Earlingtontr 1000 MIss Jessie freer Earlington 1000 Miss Ida Bobbltt Madlsonville 1000 r Miss Lurllne Coyle Manisonville 1000 Miss Mary LouieeWalker Madison ville1000Happiest A Lincoln Neb girl had been ailing for some time witbI chronic constipation and stomach trouble I began taking Chamber I lains Stomach and Liver TabletsIi and in three days I was up and got bettor right along I am the prouderfc girl in Lincoln to find such a good medicine For sale by all dealers Scholarship For Sate IWe have a 100 scholarship on f Bryan Stratton Business College 9for sale This ia one of the boat bus iness colleges in the State and a scholarship In this college is A 1 THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE Preaching at Baptist Church Rev W T Martin of Mayfield Ky will preach at the Missionary Baptist Church next Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night o The public is cordially InVltBd imdall the memberii of ibis church are earnestly requested lo be pre1 wilt atthere serejcis tJ My First Vacation Mr Editor Some few days since mv people thought that the pastor of the M E Church South needed a rest I had been preach ingfor thirty eight years and ha never taken a vacation But I wa willing to take a few daysoff for 1 felt that my people after liatenin- to me for nearly three years neede- a rest So in company with Messrs John Rule and Charlie Webb wo left on the 18th Instahtfor Cumber land River We took tide Dixie Hopklnvlllde e there forLafayeqe Ky Wo were an hour and fifteen ntlnules run Wing twenty miles The Dexti day we loft for our doatlnatiou which was on the river just shove Dover which the County sat of Stewart County Tennessee At Lafayette we added to our company the Rev B L dates the Rev Mr Williams the former past tor of the Methodistv Church aud the latter poster of the Baptist Church there Also Mr R D Mos ieytDrE 0 Brandon and darter H Brandon We took from DafayI ette with us one of the sons of Ham as a cook Our camp was one mile and half up the ricer from the historic Fort Donaldson We bad a good time in the earn and ought all the flab we winted and killed all the squirrels we1 wanted I have a boat eff and kinfolks there allof who 0urflKstt visitors were Mr George Brandon Davidsontotwo an a cow Last Sunday the whole camp were Invited to take dinner with Mr W W Brandop and his WILE in Doveraudauch a dinner I tell you they know how to get up a din bakeed thne tent e when be cut his way out after For Donaldson lied surrendered After dinner Mr Charlie Webb and my brother N G Brandon thse camping party Carter H Brandon and myself walked over the oldj partWe picked up about a dozen bans and we out some canes I cut two + one each for the Pros and Vice Pros of the St Bernard Coal an Coke Co The fort Is on a high bill that overlooks the Cumberland River and the old breast works are all exceptIgrown up in the trenches It Is owned by ne phew Mr W W Brandon who is trying to interest Congress into making a national park of It lam In hopes he will succeed for it would make a beautiful park The National Cemetry is the hill between the old fort and Do ver and is a beautiful piano and well kept The bresent Superinten dent is named Rule and wail very kind to us and took Us over the Cemetry and explained verythiu to us One was filled with the arms and legs that had been lost int the battle at Donaldson We saw the hotel where General Buokner surrendered to General Mr T J Brandon Cashier of th Dover Bank and Trust Co furnish ed us all the stationary free for whiohhe has our thankss Wo broke camp last Wednesda- fmorning but Tuesday afternoon bo fore we broke camp next morning Mr W W Brandon and his wife accompanied by their two son Earl and Russell and their daughters Miss Ethel Misses Mary Scarbor pough Ollie Weaks Ruth Dave port Mr Garratc Waflard Wand Revt SP Miller pastor of the Christia- Church came up to take tea wit 1onrbrought everything good to eat So we made coffee and such a spread as we had agoodtimethe outing Respoctfully W 0 BBANOONY The greatest of childhood is the worm It destroys health and undermines the constitution i The enemy of Intestinal f worms ia WHITES CREAM VER MIFUGE removes the wormIBand I the child bask to4 8QKth Vigor and obeerfulnesi gb per bottle Sold by tBrnardldining Ca Inoorpor tedr Drug D apartment THE BIGGEST Ii SALE EVER WiieOpen Saturday MorniI ISd c AT BARNES COWAND COMPANY OR uy The biggest sale ever P nl ad HopkIns Co will begin sa tftfln morning July 16 This Salo pttkbti by the enterprjpftlfe fltoBarnes Oowand Co Everyt neW And uptodate in Merohaildiaai They bave done through their Wily tstock of Dry roods clothings hats caps oboes lace curtains carpets rugs matting and millinery and die sected every odd and end of thelr Spring and Summer merchandise and will be offered at a great Rej duction and in connection to thisI they have recently purchased blKI lot of Loom Ends and will 1 direct from the Millspesb cad pe for loss than Manufacturers prices Thoeewho havo been waiting for 1af they will simply wait untii Siiur day 16 Remember the ate DioaP porated Earlington + Ky i BeaerkamOf the world famous cUr for tortur ing disfiguring Skin andSc lpaumore the agonizing ah burning of the skin as In Eczema the frightful as in the loss of hair and crusting of scalp aa in Scalledbead the facial urement aa in Acne and Riagwnrni- find instant relief and speedy cure with gentle anointings INE OINTMENT The St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated DruglI3e partment are so confldent lhat BIXODINE OINTMENT will cure Skin Humors that they ask ever onta e Corporation Boston Mass JIORTOHVILLE WINS HARD FOUGHT BATTING PATCH Local Ball Grounds on the Fours by Narrow Margin of 9 to 8 Nortonville was victorious the locals Tuesday afternoon at tho- I ball park by the score of 9 to 8 The game was in doubt all the time after the third Inning and was a pretty contest While Nortonvllle won they can certainly say they had a scrap for it In the first they ran in tour jrutsa while Earlington got only one Nor tonvllle added another to the sec ond to Earlingtona hens Earling ton got busy in the third cad netted three runs to the visitors one mak- Ing the sans BO far 6 to 4 in favor o Nqrtonvllle- The fourth rras barren of runs but in tie filth Earlington turned the tables by snoring three more rune to Nortonavilles none The slxt 1was barren of results although the Thegseventh one run No run in the eighth but in an error in the ninth Nortonvllle got a start that brought in two more runs to the locals none bage gars while the visitors secured four of them The double steal of Peyton and Pe resultyrom a to while Nortonville worked a double three timeslayFoloystruekouteight men and the Nortonvllle pitcher fanned six Claud Long and Sharp wore hit by thnp Sharp in the fourth Claud wnonehTho line up NoRTONVILLEEARLINGTON Woodward If O Long U Davis c JL6ug Edwards p Foley Barton 2 b B Wilson Ligon cf Gribble Elbere 1 bLJPeyton Bilbrew8 b King McKay r f Sharp Todd 2 b T Peyton When tbe bowels feel uncomfortable and yon the exhilarating that always follows a copi one morning operation a dose o nBINE set rightan a bedtime IbreakftueJtday Price Sold by St Bernard MuiQ4 QOl zu- eorporaredDragDepartment B j r I Madlsonville Notes i i BY AIIEKN DAVIS bridge Ior inters Mni Alex Lunsford entertained Monday morning at ih hbrior tIJMro WeihgVrt and daughters Misses Ethel and Eva Welifgert of tteEand tyjqe bunting end American flags Wet crossed over ices dbor ways and wore wrapped around the posts The fourth of July idea was voceqt Tallies being Why American laga Tbe thrqp tatilestrere arranged uu derneath this Canopy ot Flags Visitors Entertaiaedi Mrs M K Gordon very delight Mondenightlncharming daughters Misses Eva Ethel Weingert of Blooming MrswElmer Cord ler in thin city Those invited were Mr and Mrs HH Holeman Mesdames W P Rose Ldnule BallevRL Zubrpd HIUery Bbenber Waiter XfalioftO L ROil WJ Barnhill Alexiunsford W P VIckesTJm Glvens Elmer Cordier Mr Weingert and Misaea Eva and Bthel Weingert Most delicious refreshments wore servedaffcer the games leaseDustsaTuesday morning at in honor of her guests from Bloomington Irid Those present included MIsses Eva and Ethel Weingert of Bloomington Ind and Messra W R Weingert Morton McPherson and John Martin Mesdames Alex Lunsford W P Rose M K Gordon WX Barn forayMri Walker Entertained Mrs Ed Walker of Frankfort wa the guest of honor at a most enjoy able porch party given Tuesday morning at the home of her sister A Morton In this cl yIhThe porch was arranged beautiful ly with banging baskets jardinieres poser s of the Southend Bridge Club Moo dames H F Head E L Young Clyde Ruby Fred Reineoke R S- Dilln Jr Laurel Ruby J D Mc Pberson Paul Banks Misses Flor shoe Allyn and Essie Lynn Mrs E Walker and Miss Aileen DaviscDelicious icqs and wore sec vedat the conclusion of the games The Highest snore was mad e by Mies Davis who was pre senteda most beautiful pair of em hoseiMiss Mary Lyon of Murfreesboro Terin anti Miss Berry Waller of Morgandeld are in this city the guests of Mr and Mrs O L Ross hMiss Annie Coffman of Slaugb tersville who has been the guest of her sister Mrs Otbo Fowler for sev eral days returned to her home Wednesday We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will give satin faction see our samples and ga prices at the Madiaonville Branch StoreYMiss Josephine Clark returned home Thursday from a short visit to friends in Hanson Miss Meta Beth Sory returned home Weenesday af ter a two weeks visit to Miss Bessie Wallace in Hop kinavllle Mrs Leila Wilson of White Plains as the guest of Mrs A E Rees inMadisonvillo Tuesday B N Gordon spent Wednesday 1 Hopkinavllle with Mrs Gordon who visiting her parents in that city Dont forget the Semi Weokl- c Bee has a branch office for Madi sottvillo people I Mortons Fural tdre Store If you want advertlt Ing or job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4tlAILEEN DAVIS Managertl Mrs C W Lindsay and son Ohasa tJluWilliamtCfeo Rash attended the Aviation meet in Owenabpre TueadriyaMiwwi Willie lleanctJ1lla i Athby ret rftr home Tburcdftv fl 9- rt f J c The Bee Will Send Five From To The 0n 1st A I READ HOW IT IS gONE The Semi Weekly Bee wants 600 new subscribers and wants all old ones to payup In order to aocom pUsh this we will give five ladies who receive the largest num bar of votes a Free Trip to the Mammoth Cave via Evansville and GreenI RiverThis is the most delightful season of the year to make the river trip the scenery along upper Green River is unsurpassed and the wondqrs otI tbe Mammoth Cave cannot be des cribed they have to be seen to be appreciated The trip will last one week the party leaving Earlington Friday p r let and returning Fri day September 8th Hop to pet Tide Trip Jfree Send in your nameor have Bomeone e send it and we will start yodwit b I I I 1 N9 I z Oil1 II I hereby nominate 16 as contestant in the Bees Ts votes 7 I v IL f F t How the Contest Will be Conducted This contest will be conducted ab- a aolutely 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 a committee Of disinterested business man will be selected count the votes deposited How Votes are addition to the 1000 complimen 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 out from the paper by andd t e edited to the party whose name is written thereon provided they are yotedbefore the time limit expires Where to Place Votes A suitable ballot box will be placed near the front door of the Bee office to receive the votes and these votes will be counted onjeaoh Tuesday and Friday morning and published in the issue of that date Snlei of Contest Rule 1 No votes will begiven ex copt for subscription money Rule2No vote will be issued ex copt for cash 100 votes for each dollar paid on subscription new or new Rule BNo employee of this Hamilton in Nashville Tenn Get the habit of coming to the branch o fflce 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 you on prices AILEEN DAVIS Manager Miss Aileen Davis spent Wednes day in Evansville completing plans for the great Popularity Contest of the Bee which five ladles secur the County will be sent Sept 2nd at the expense of the Bee to Evans Evansville up the Ohio River up beautiful Green River to Mammoth Cave where they will two routes of the Cave and home the same route as they Besides the five winners twenty others will compose party Never leMe home on a Jourhey without a battle of Chamberlains Diarrhoea Rave t is almOlt04tJtaJQ to eDfJttd d sync cannot be obtained when on beard the oars rte hpLPaJe by ail dealrsr C + 7 TUESDAY and FRIDAY lTD THE MAMMOTH CAVE VIA BEAUTIFUL GREEN RIVER Ladies Hopkins County Mammothavt September comp inedltfJy111 Suitable Chaperone Et innthatY 1000 oompllme vote Itt n to work andraecureJiniQW s jiscribers or l re are two thousandIiedp7e in HopkinH Co who aye now taking t6s paper and we want 500 more Get bnsy and ask ittheysell it to them andget 1QQ votes and if they are get them to up and renew and get 1QO voted for every dollar paid in pto ultiatiag Ceapes The following Is a nominating coupon Cut it out write the name of your candidate on the blank anti bring or send it to this office and we will start the patty with 1009 votes As soon aa you have nomi nated a party go to work for them and help them get subscribers and renewals iirieLtir1 tlp j I M a Maraoath GaVecohfcearpTellBe give zr her 1000 complimentary ty Signedi to Obtained In re in re OOlicCholsrrand paper or member of his family will vI be allowed to enter this contest Rule 4 All free ballots out front paper must be voted on ou before date of expiration Rule 6Contestants will not be restricted as to territory in se t curing subscriptions or collectingQback subscription Rule GNo votes will be allowed on subscriptions hold out more tham one week after being secured by contestants subscriptions must be turned in promptly so votes may be issued and paper started thou the contestants maybold the votes arjlong as long as they w1sb Rule 7The Bee reserves the tight to reject the name of Any can- dIdate for cause Rule 8Votes are not transfer able and can only be voted for the party in whose name they are origi nally Issued The contest begins with this issue of the paper July 4th and the clos ing date will be announced later Then mes and standing of contest ants will bo published in the next Issue and each issue thereafter until the contest closes Fill out the nominating capon and mall or bring to this office by Thursday of this week we want to start this contest with twenty names Good Earlington Woman Passes Away Death claimed one of Earlingtona moat beloved women When on Wednesday evening at 7 oclock Mrsr Cramer passed away after a illness of but a few days from what appear ed to be a slight stomach trouble In the Spring for more than two- moathashe was considered danger ously ill and her SOil David Crarnoa of St Louis was called hbine but she rallied entirely from this attack and it was thought that she was en tirely well until about five days ago she had a second attack which re suIted in her death Mra Cramer bad been a llfelongconaiatant mem i ber of the Christian Church Her remains were carried to Carlinaville a Ill her old home where thoywere laid to rest Friday evening She loaves to children Mrs 0 C Cow ell of Earlington and David Ore mer+ of St Louis k4 Old Soldier Tortured For years I Buffered unapeakpble torture from indigestion copatlpa sign and liver trouble wrote A K Smith a War veteranai Erie Pa but Dr Kiuge New Life Pills fixed me all rightrheyr simply grijatk them for any ntpmaeh llyer pr- kldueytJ9ubeiOnlY26 at draKKiitsi J i arww7v a t al M MOORE AND PUBLISHER 11PAUL FAWOETT t AND BUSINESS MANAGER i Kentucky Press Association ef t I and Second District Publishers league I t trench Ofae in Martens Farnitare Stare South Mill Street Mtli f I enetUeilf8CIty Phone Ne 4MISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr l 47 Friday July 1 7 1t d fJ Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates fixed Sir holding the Kentucky Fairs for Ifll as far as reported Officers of lairs are requested to report to us any ommlssions or corrections of dates Madleonville July 18 6 days r daysJLexington August 78 days TJnlontown Audust 86 days V nce A gStst 94 days JLawrencebdif Arfgust 164 day s- Leltohfield Augu t 164 days JBurksville Angus 164 days Brodhead Augugt168 days Fern Creek August 164 days Shepherdavllle August 22 4 days London August 224 days Errauger August 234 days Germantown August 248 days Nicbolaaville August 298 days J Somerset August 298 days Bardstown August 804 days Y Paris September 46 days Monticello September 64 days Alexapdrla September 66 daps Mount Olivet September 64days Hogenville September 68 days Sanders September 6 4days Kentucky State Fair Louisville September 116 days Horse Cave September 204 days Mayfleld September 274 days Bowling Green Oct 47 4 days IELOUS A HARDY EXPLORER I WMIe Traveling In the Wild of Atria for Years He Always Slept on the Ground JCr Seloua a distinguished hunter ant explorer was In England andI Selling something of his methods when it the wilds of Africa How little he oared for personal comfort may bo fathered from his remark that he sever thought of taking any sort of b conveyance even to the extent of a iammock for ease by day or rest atI sight and would not be encumbered Jgr a tent For weeks together year titter year he slept on the ground severed only by something in the Ibape of a blanket Asked if there were any reptiles to disturb repoSe wader such circumstances Mr Scions replied that although venomous Bakes were to be found bites from Them were very rare and in all his- rsseerience he had never known any body either native or European kilted by a snake bite In Mashona JadJIn fact he said you rune risk of being killed by an omni few in London streets than we do by WKomouu snakes in African forests You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual or a firm standing in the business world like nice stationery neatly printed I The SemiWeekly Bee job depart ment keeps constantly on hand a line line of r noteheadst billheads statementsand envelopes both linen and commercial We also do circuarl invitation land catalogue work f Youfitjrill be pleased A Sixth Sens- eD interesting discussion arose at a thqbIrtInotn aoarvelouBly by savage races and by animals Undoubtedly animals are wed largely by scent In the casq fitoQQ1eaaaa Is able to find his way In thq Jtaseat forest without taking note oQ tile sun the wind the lay of the land r the course of the streams There Tors it was cold he must be guided y a sixth sense because none of the regular five senses could aid himI Other pupils however argued that Mm Indian found his way in places Tfhero there were no apparent guides eeause ho know how because he had Jcarned all his life how to do it Just aI tits writer for instance will write page after page of copy spelling all ale words correctly but yet cannot tasked spell a simple word This tsj 1 because ho learned the words long ago and his spelling is purely me1 tfeanlcal It is so with the Indlaa flBng his way through the woods Fretful babies need the comforting- mgeatof McGEES BABY It quiets feverishness corrects sour anddiarrhoeawholesome remedy containing no opium morphine or injurious drug fIf PerttleiaIncorporatedDrug Jpartment- c r I II Subscription Rates 1 One Year VTK I Six months J i 60 Three months 26 Single copies 5 Specimen copies mailed free on I application Correspondents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par Medlars 119 Telephone CASE OF TELEPHONE GRAFT Hew Poor People Manage te Have Mtsugjfis Sent Without Paying the Toll The telephone on the desk in the animals shelter rang and a womans voice al4HSar miss there is a halfstarved cat up here on One Hundred and Fourth street Can you send up and get her The clerk took the number of the One Hundred and Fourth street house then the voice at the wire went on Say miss would you mind calling up this other number for me1 It 1 s where my sister works In the Bronx Tell her to come down Jimmy is sick there aint a bite in the house and I havent got a cent to bless myself with let alone a nickel to telephone to her but honest there Is a cat in the basement and its half starved The clerk sighed Worked again she said That happens with discouraging frequency lately We have left a small sum of money at certain drug stores to pay for telephone calls in re gard to stray animals Usually the druggist telephones the message himself but if he is too busy he hands set a alokel and trusts the person who has found the animal to do the telephoning some poor souls who would like to send messages of their own that they cannot afford to pay off un learned where those drug stores are and ring In their own messages tree begging us to transmit them to the persons they wish to reach IB really serious cases ws havent theI heart to refuse This sounds like a serious cue so I suppose I shall haveI to telephone up to the roDLNew York PreasIA lame back or shoulder puts a man on the retired list temporarily The time will be short if BA7- LARDS SNOW LINIMENTrubbed in It relaxes the muscles relieves pain and restores strength and elasticity in the joints Price 25o 50o and al per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department OverworkedIMy husband said Mrs Jenner Lee Ondego went on a strike the otherI dayWhy I didnt know he worked at any regular job sold Mrs Belldom HolmeOh yes he winds the clock once a week and always has done it on Mon day morning but last Monday he kicked He says its an eightday clock and by George hes going to let the blamed thing run eight days hereafter without touching itl Saves him six windings in a year Youd think to hear him rant about it that hes the first man who ever found that out some men are so peculiar No said Mrs SelldomHolme theyre all alike My husband feeds the chickens on the same plan Women If weak you need Cardulithe womans tonic Cardui is made from gentle herbstads in a natural mannerIIand has no bad results as some of the strong drugs sometimes used As a med icinea tonicfor weak tired wornout womentCardui has been a popularJ success for over 50 years E57 Take CAROUI The Womans Tonic Mrs Lula Walden of GramUn S C followed this advice Read her let ter I was so weak when I first began to take Cardul that it tired me to walk just a little Now1c genvalhousework 9 Try Cardui for your troubles It may be theIvery remedy you need r a y 4 040 Suppositiousifa Pt Propoundecfl I Jack Edwards was called tho Jap qfhisand swarthy complexion Comin from lunch one summer day he step pod gingerly across the dusty cobble stones dodged a ponderous electrle truck was warned off the street car track by the clanging of a gong mad a detour to pass a stationary automo bile pulled open a brassbound bev Bled glass door and Mounted the rig of steps that led to the mala floor of the On reaching his department Edwardssauntered to his desk Hello bunch he called In llfelen tones to several young stew who were grouped around as adding machine Tommy Beits the diminutive a4-er the department glanced up with aa expression on Ids face Uat wall a caricature of wrath sad called the tetervelag desks stools aad ketsW7 Ooat yott co to bed nights I14war Tow aJetak areballing the work ttM fitlre department e plodetrbamy Come around aere ad teke a stat at uM It feat lalsaoe Oy a sane Sdwards glanced across the shef and made a mental calculation 1 guess I was asleep at the switch yellows he said and smiled sweetly Leave the statement with me he urged Til to it I say one minute Tommy he called as the department head drifted oft with the others Id like to ask you a question Do you think If a fellow getting only fSQa month got married that be and the girl could get along all right Of course It depends a good deal on the follow and the girl You couldnt wear 35 tailormade suits and patentleather shoes as you do now If the girls sensible theres no reason why you shouldnt get along all right A number of the fellows I know were married OB less tkam GO and theyre getting along one You dont say so Jack aaursaured Jubilantly Miss Mabel Marsh ran a comDt meter and was an Important cog IB the machine that ground out the work of the bank The young clerks TOtN4 her end of the room a delightful place to work and the little bell boys who sat OB the polished benches down stairs and jumped to answer the call the officer openly adored her Say Belle what kind of a question do you suppose the Jap asked 1Q8 a- few minutes 101 Inquired Tommy as he fingered a long white paper tape crowded with figures How should I know Why dontI you tell me He Wanted to know if I thought a young man could support a wife OB = 60 a month Whatd you say to him 1 That I thought It depended a great deal on the young couple themselves I explained hed have to economize The delightful thing about It is declared Miss Marsh flushing until her pretty face was as red as a peony that the girl the Jap picks out will be sure to care enough for him to do her share InIn making It easy sled dingAfter leaving Miss Marsh running her machine ata great pace which I slackened the moment be was out of sight Tommy made his way back tojhis own department stopping at Jacks desk Bay Jap j was jlgwiBelle Marsh I told her about tha fool question you asked me grvtebledDidnt know It was one Tommy explained Whatd she say asked Jack She said she felt sure any girl picked out would care enough for yo toDid she say that cried Jack his face wreathed in smiles That Wednesday night the called on his sweetheart but it we not until he was ready to leave that mustered up courage to say What J girl had instinctively felt allIthrough the evening he had come her Jack leaned forward in his chair bent an earnest gaze on the young woman who sat across from him her hands folded In her lap her rugton sayBelle t Why of course I do she admitted and her dimply played havoc with the Japs heart j that a fellow who is getting only X00 a month could get along all right if ho got married 1 I Im sure I cant sayV Jack she I Bald You see I dont know the two persons most concerned and II have no stoppedWellBelle Marsh straightened In her chair Do you think It fair J ckbask me to answer a question having to do with a suppositions case like that momentbutand took a quick step forward HIs emotionthatin his throat IhaveDo you think Its Just this 701marry tierA 7fir I+ G ltiIIn Wnri01WM1uwYYYW4 rJune Sale Specials rlw ATV 19he ew ore twogi 250 pairElegantWaists 35c to 295 Mens Straw Hats latest blocks 45c to 195- ht Mens 5 and 6 Pants Wool peg top three inch cuffs 295 to 345 Big values Our entire stock of Millinery must go at unheard of prices HOPKINS COOPERATIVE CO 1afalgerbaeHaneylBmUait Ef Center Strtit Kentuckyr MACHINE MAKES NOODLES Complete Little Manufeetirring Plant In Italy That Will Out the Geed Te Order A noodle machine is a complete Ut tie manufacturing plant in Itself and will turn out in a short time noodles enough to supply the town It can be operated by hand or by mechanical power It requires only about one eighth of a horsepower to run the largersized machine The machine can be adjusted In a second so u to cut the noodles differ ent sties from the width of a thread up to halt an inch Although a small machine it is mighty in the work it performs It aaay be placed where customers can see it sad Ute noodles out to order Contrary to f eaeral supposition noodles are also as d for dishes other than soup Noodle soup iu Itself however Is a disk relished by nearly everybody regardless of nationality The noodles meet of course first be boner by Ute housewife after which they may be served ia various ways The GeraaBs often serve noodles with German prunes Noodles may also be served with milk seasoned to suit the taste with salt and butter They may be served with chill The Italians take the cooked noodles add seasoned tomatoes and bake for half an hour Noodles make an excelfent dessert by pouring melted butter over them and adding chopped nuts OC fruit Bakers Wookly Notice Poultry Raisers Now is the time of year to feed your fowls a good tonic 1t41144c- ures Cholera Roup Gapes Canker athealthy but makes them lay Price GOoNo Cure No Pay Guaranteed by your dru lstSt Barnard Mining Co Incorporated DrugDe artment Earhngton KyV Gard RyTrybooklet on diseases of poultry r F WarmtCarlyla twice On the first occasion he says Carlyle surprised him by his unex pectedly courteous even polished jnanner bqt ho became more like his ordinary self later on On the second occasion he seemed to me the great couldugravely and down in order to keepwann Galton was the only man who ever got Herbert Spen thatslike files on a plate and that the was just like what he expected to be When You Paint buildings inside or out I side iYou desire the I very best results at the least expense you I should use V THE- SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTCall i color 80ID tdiIST BERNARD MINING CO I i crpr ta DRUB DEPARTMENT I 3 Bigger and Better Than Ever aD NINTH ANNUAL y Kentucky State Fair i LOUISVILLE 1 e a I SEPTEMBER 11 12 13 14 15 46 1911jj J FIX BE THEItE WILL YOU r THRILLING FREE ACTS DAILY + RACING LIVE STOCK SHOW I FINE HORSES GOOD MUSICrCLEAN MIDWAY EDU TlON HEADON COLLISION SATURDAYr = i MORE CLASSES AND LARGER PREMIUMS THAN EVER 3 For Information or catalogue writo to PERRY M SHY 4DhThe Bees Mammoth Gave Contest Coupon I lAIluiGodd1 j f M 11f 111 a Ifplaced in ballot box at Bee Offidd briber1 before Friday Ju lYr r weO iROBTSORY M D i IPratI limited to diseases of Ear nd Glasses FittedTtOFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M2 TO 430 P MiL RON Grocery Center Strf t i t KENTUCKYi i THE BEES Great Subscription Offer M From June zest and until further notice we will give a r RAZORiBBBBK OI a 1 BROOMI a- I renewalsyj razor free and anyone paying 200 on subscription- will receive a broom free The premiums can be j seen at this office extensivelyJ a years and is handled by thousands of dealprs i 1 throughout the United States and Canada The B price has always maintained and is today at four putHB i K up in an expensive leather case the razor we offer for ioo is the samii blade all ready to shave put up in a neat box like s I a fountain pen Take advantage of this your only i1 I chance to get a urdollat safe ry razor for only soc y LU1TICa a 11- r u 4 fa1 ffiftf VI r p lip fI r2 D II I yP J d f l The mm who whispers down a will About the things he has to nil Will neverreap acrop of dollars Like IM who climbs a tree andi 1 a a kelleri tr 11 M C L KAJWW M L C RAT HmMt1 1 to r P J t T rfl e N Extrecti ad fStfccIcfc Wed M atlloIe e S1ode ssIwJM114 r tAiiusee- MdtiMnfnik ftdrky r News of the Town fi Bernard Robards of Madisonville t jnade a business trip to this Jolty Wtitesday Mrs D1 Umstead was in Mad ifsonviUe Wednedal visiting friends Mlsa Pearl Canelel1 of Eopklna slue who Has been visiting In th f ratty has returned home- u 0 Kertb Morris of Madlsonvllle was in town Wednesday on bualness New clean bale Straw for sale Evans Price A Barnett Livery barn I EarllnRtou Ky Welby Prltohott of Madjaonville was in this city Tuesday Qavid Ashby and Luther Brooks ot MadiBonyllle was in this cif TaeadayAbout September let the Bee will give live ladles in Hopkins Co a weeks outing Including riv er trip from Evan vHlo to tho Mam moth Cave and return and a visit 1 to the cave with all expenses paid Would you like to be one of them If so Ret busy and ask your friends to help you got new subscribers or collect back subscriptions You can win the trip If you try Messrs Tappan and Gardiner were in Madisonville Tuesday evening Misses ButU McNoal and Flor MoOann visited friends In Mortons Gap Tuesday Young Allen of Madisonvllle was In this city Tuesday on business oj White I Canvas Slippers Ii hj1 Oxfords and t QButto hoes fI Choice Variety New Style i Toes and Heels H i WOMEN MISSES AND CHILDREN lpF P pular Prices Mens WhiteCanvas Ox fords and Bals r ifr Pocket ShoeICo 217 MAIN ST Evansville lid111I C b The regular bualneaa meeting of the Baraoa Utaas will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 P M In the EA Otubroom All members are requested to be present Harford Ohatten President Mr George Mothershead who has been taking a two weeks vacation on an extended Western trip has returned home gold watch with ILosTAladyi morning July 8 bnriiit ftQft th9 depot TUiVlth black card cryi tat brok a tanGtJwltb initial Ii ou back B urn to Bite once and re celve rewirHi f Mrs Howard Todd of the oonstry was in town1 Wednesday Mrs Scott and daughters MUsei Kate and Martha Louts who have beea visiting Mr and Mrs Ed Tra horn have returns to their home in Birmingham It you have a lady friend that you would like to take a weeks Outing a boat trip on Green River and visit the Mimmotb Oave at the Bees expense fill InJ her name on one of the nomination coupons and send it to this office Mr Clio Qoyle of Muctlionville was in this city Vednesda7jMI o IMr Jesse Phillips of St Charles was io this city Tuesday I visiteefriends in MadUonvllle I AnyotlB wlflhlog to banter the Mammoth date contest a who will Dell at this office will Detven are ceipt book and Instructions as to how to use it Mrs A O SIsk and dhfldf n spent Tuesday in Madiaonville Wiih her sister Mrs V I Toombs 7Mr and Mrs Henry Harrl 6 Mortons Gap spent Tuesday in this city IIOld papers for sale at the Bee office The condition of uncle Roy Mc Donald Is quite serious and hole not expeotod to live many dye longerW E Bourland and daughter Miss Margaret of Dixon are In this city visiting his mother There are hundreds of people In Hopkins Co who would enjoy a weeks rest a trlpfcn beautiful Green River and a visit to the Mammoth Oave with all expenses paid The Bee will send fled ladles on this trip about September 1st A little workon 1our part Swill ge ails trip for you Read how it i done in this issue and Alma Banner ddwillEastern trip Misses Edna Jackson Aohsl- Bennett and Messrs Larry Tod and Lee Withers irero in Madison ville Wednesday night attending the Princess You have been wanting a vacation all summer Take a week off at the Bees expense and go to the cave via Green River Miss1 Garnett Llndle of CJlayKy Is the guest of Miss Bulb Wyatt Marvin Mitchell called oil ffUdds in Madisonville Wednesday Anight Any lady with a little work and energy can win a trip to Mammoth Cave Send In your name today and will start you with 1000jvotesr Misses Margaret and Louise Mc pherson spent Wednesday night with the Mlnsea Vlotbrya Ruth Oroftof Hopklnsville is vis iting relatives in this city Pat Burke of Memphis is in this city visiting his mother Mr and Mrs D M Evans and sons Muter and Ben will leave Sat urday for Rochester N Yi where they will attend the Shrlners As sociationMiss Fawcett made a bust nose trip to this city Friday Clay Woodruff and Max Poland of St Charles were In town Thurr day Mrs Dick Anderson and daughter Dorthy nnd Mrs Clara Witty ot EToptolBSville who were the guests of Mrs J E Johnson have returned home ofiNashville is visiting her aunt Miss Eliza Robinson Mr and Mrs John X Taylor of Greenville are visiting friends in this city Claude Long made a business trip to MadlsonvilleThuraday S Ghap Wlcei on Groceries Golti Medal flour 660 Bacon 12 4 to 16c 50 lbs Pure lardb604 cans of Hominy v T 36o 100 Ibs best Chicken feed 1225 Lemons per doz aso Grated Plneapple10oR- est Pea Berry Coffee afio Large cap Caches ttl0o Large can Tomatoes lOc a lbs Sodafn tl5ciF lLooJe Starcht y Y100-v Ps JjW sR- l r SomethingComing In i It you ADVERTISE In THIS PAPER It will LOOK GOOD to you Try It out NOW i HOW PERFUMf tS OBTAINED Be f Fat le Kxpesul to Fresh Flewtra Until It Ie lermfttH With Thtlr Odors ii r By a process known as enfleurag which is the exposure of beet fat to fMfh flowtfa in close boxes until it is thoroughly permeated and charsea varfdcur s are j Mot otherwise be so cttecUrely r srted apart from the fresh petals Those are violet jasmine- llttberoadjose orange flower and ca- sIlia cinnamdti Hewers Fro those six there are fifty or more combina tions made for the simulation of the odors of other flowers Sweet pea is lasmlneliyaoldtb valleyfThe f irc0fl of the perfumer arf however Lt fid Means confined to the pomades as tker lceut d fats are term ed He uses mdiir easeaUtl oils the principle of wfalcfa Ate adndalwood bergamot lemon ttB mty neroVt made from bitter orange tfoerpatchouli and attar of roses The later which is not now used scr mud obtaidIntempts to dishonest adulteration Very often geranium oil is substituted for it Musk is another important Ingres dlent entering as it does into almost all perfumes except those that actual ly are limitations of flower odors or as styled by perfumors natural as for instance the heliotrope l white rose and violet tuberosI tForPantry Shelves sThe shelves in the pantry often mean a groat deal of scrubbing This need not be so It the shelves are COY ered with wblte oilcloth such as is used for tables Cut the oilcloth in long strips about three inches wider pastedshelves covering the front edge and pasting it underneath and letting the elaulthewUIt Q4 b Ytl UdT tor yeah ilidonty neawiping over with a lolk and warm water to clean them aiFtiere ohuA Fuel In China I r Very Serious Tt is a very serious matter id isfe for one medicine and have the wrong one given you Fot this reason we urge you in buyfctf to bt Mreful to get the genuine BUeKDrR GIt1 Lid Medicine I TherepuMlbitofthb old reUa ble medicine for constipation In digestion anUVe hobble is firmly established It does not imitate other medicines Itis better than others or it 9Su1d nit bo the fa liugersaleSOLD UTTOVWJ A F2I IMM1MrFMr Y Leave Madisonville 638V m Via L N No 92 Arrive Louisville 1250 noon Via Henderson L H Sf L Leave 130 p J Via L N r 4Arrive Cincinnati 130 PI ntI ViaL N LET US SELL YOU A SUIT t Before the fair at an After the fair Price L nls BoysIt All25OOb t cut tIi A1l 2250 J3 Bits- r Cutt0 44 f All 2000 Suits v cutto vv7 All 1800 Spitsf t Out to All 1760 Suta cat i Aii 1500 Snits 1 C1 torry 161 AU 1260 Suite cutto All 1000 Suits J cutvx j Al 860 Suitsf 9 t t9 IC1 izrb utfs cut o 1890 1690 1490 1390 1290 119Q 1050 790 650 566 uJiC- O 675 650 625 590 525c OO rr Irbese cuts aifor CASH In of A credit goods will charged at regular prices We cashin our businfis RIGHT NOW MARK THIS Blue Serges Black Worsteds eluded in thisc price BISHOP n COMPANYYOUR MONEY BACK YOU WANT Madiscir ville Ky Carnegie Observatory The Carnegie observatory oa Mount Wilson in California Is of white can vas like some ark You look for telescopes inside but in vain a series of mirrors appear Instead and It Is the third of ffieee does the mag Instead of the usual telescope tube yisltors pre accommodated la dialects a little house being apportion ed to each chalets Observations have been carried on slpce April 1904 and day a phototelllograph Is takeR and several other pictures by no mean of the speotrobellograra T 110A1LAi fwar Sttil at do falltawsv11let Z d err huh It work out thefari But m afraid that win the season comes flftWttfd some fellow will himself and Mbiti u- a ballad when qught to be Biltleg- to second N dl II All 1000 Suits cutI to- All I 900 Suits cut All 850 Suits cut to All 800 Suits cut to 0 IAll 760 Suits out to All 660 Suits cut to All 800 Suits cut totd1e7 All 500 Suite cut t0- All 400 suits cut to A1 850 Suits c A Ii t 4 All 300 Suits cutrto Vv All 250 Suits to Wi1Ww s i 39 3 11 1 i 2 I I IlIrIJ EW 1 soil harrowing on the spot case 0 sale be need the and are not ilov sale IF huge that nifying every i replied forget All cut IT I Its not made for any to withstand the weather conditions of every climateAmalgamated ARC ROOFING will not drip under the blazing nor crack in bitterest cold Its b our secret processard is universally acknowledged the one and ONLY absolutely perfect roofing Amalgamated ARC ROOFING is standard and takes the same insurance rate as ot metal Our agents authorized to refund money in full it i Amalgamated satisfySend p AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO First taUBuk BinriM MkAk FOR SALE BY pTAR PLANING MILL COMPANY INC RF KATC M ADISOi VILLE KENTUCKY w i = BtE ADS PAY 7 0V Great Hopkins County Fair Madisonville JULY 8J 19 20 21 22Graf Anqr of Races Ring Shows Floral Hall ExIiJbits jfBclal Attractions Day and Night C e tilVCNS President J A Secretary r Q Q Br o OQ ReturnoAccount Meeting ImperialCoudcil A A O U M S ThirtySeventh Annual Session July 11 12 13 Louisville m at 4wrY to to to to itf he sun are Tickets on Sale July 8 9 10 Reltt Limit July 18 I Officfai1 Routs Rizpah Temple ibncoiiocm 750 490 1T IRaNCIWAY Leave Cincinnati 550 p m 4Via New York Central y Arrive Buffalo 550 a m Leave Buffalo 600 am Arrive Niagara Falls 700 a m 2 IArrive r Special coach and 3ittrfor Rizpah Temple througl 1 VtfRochesterjofnJng special train from Louisville with Kosair TeWle Frank- fortVV and Ashland Kentucky fcfr steeping car reservations call on Nobfe CO Osburn recorder Rizpah Temple MadisonVHle Ky 4 Ilk s F r + b 5 r V 4IIIU I I i Wi n j f i PVxct1 AUI 5J t b a I e 1 t r r i a1b t 3jTia r r P 01 a 1 0 Ts0 1 1 t- I11C i 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r t i N 1 Iftfl1 t I I J tr f W w oJ I tl 1rI hI I w h vi- I ti J 1 i l11 i t 1 r rli I If i h It t1 1I iI tJp R 1i 1 fJ f yiT- i I l S Ii ttiM9 rr n- lv t- J r 1 e py ht tf iI N i r VjII j a- jAPi + t i I 1 10 t L T JW IJI10 p lIt r rll I h x f t a t t1 ve r 1jt J I Fy ftl4 r v 4 Railroadarcs refunded J Vf I aYi during this sale on your ffI purchase 25 andoVer Vp Get receipt from yourI I j Railroad agent i I i rya 4- iyenfrl I iiIII lVIJ i fooIk 1 rYc M f 1 r j t j r lip 1 ire r a Vt J f O t t J b7 f r I I 1 fe yi- I 1- ii 1t t r fir a fiI J ff VALUE OF j i c lame Who Possess It Are Not Other II wise Above the I fUfen Learn Readily While a strong memory Is a great i I convenience it IB not necessarily an advantage I wnosennemory for words was BO retentive that be more than a hundred aguagee WU In moat respects a very ordinary per son Pliny relates that Mlthridates king of Featus Mad so excellent a w 1e erg that lie Wu able to speak ffnently 22 languages native to the province ff Ms vast empire Yet he Was aerae tikM Well kno patetlc elocution tirand reciter still living declares that he can repeat without further preparation about 3000 selections in prose and poetry Ho probably tells the truth since be been training r his mind in this particular for many years On th tbjar and such I Walter Scott Macaulay and Glad stone were not only possessors of excellent memories they were also men of good judgment Among human beings children have 4he most jnemorles der they will learn three even tour languages r of horn by are six or r- And seven yeans of they accomplish this remark able feat without any aid from tho mnemonic devices to which adults are compelled to resort when they under l take a similar task They learn words and phrases unconsciously and rarely forget them as long as they live On other hand grownups rarely ao Quire accurate pronunciation of a for tl sign language although they may beJ i able to use It with entire correctness is a common belief that the mem myt is more tenacious in early life than in latei years That seems to depend almost entirely on tho Indi dual etfMib SoIM a Deep Mystery Bottom of my heart Rader1ot Lewlsburg W for the wonderful double benefit I rot j from Electric Bitters m curing 1ofboth a severe case of stomac- d I trouble and of rheumatism from which I had been an almost helpless sufferer for ten years It suited my ase its though me n l For dyspepsia indJRsst1on jaundice poiof kidney a a t Every t r tv my fi0attt druKeaLeta i Y U- sSr iJfr sf PERFUME BY EGGS Drug Store Clerk IB Convinced That They Should Be as Carefully Kept as Butter Englishmen were such peculiar chaps the druggist said that he OWN not a bit surprised when the strapping young fellow who had ordered an phosphate said Never mind Just before the clerk cracked the oC hurried out of the store but he waa surprised when the Engllshraaa returned a few minutes later and apologized for his abruptness It was place you took that egg from that scared me out be said I noticed that it came from a box IB one corner of the perfume How long had it boen there Only a hours said the clerk get fresh eggs every daylBut you shouldnt keep them there at all said the Englishman Dont you know that eggs are almost as bad as butter to absorb odors The Shells protect them a little but it takes only a short time for a really strong perfume to soak through I I have had many rphosphate spoiled I because the egg In It had been nestl ing against a cologne bottle The clerk said How utterly rid eulous but he remembered that another customer had complained of 8I triple extract flavor to an egg drink BO later In the day he moved the perfumes back to another counter In t I In Spring of 1904 I was confined to my bed with kidney trouble and thought that I would never recover I took a lot of medicine but did not realize any benefit from anything I finally saw Dr Kilmers SwampRopt advertisment sent for a sample bottle and thought sample bottlehelped me BO I ht more of medicine from Druggist and after using a few bottles discharged a very large stone from bladder After passing this stone my health was very much improved and I have been able to continue my business without any serious sickness J 1 KNOWLns me day of September 1909 J Loftus Knowles be the above state went and made oath that same ia true in substance and in fact W WHIDWMT Notary Public Prove What SwampKoot WlllDo For Yew Send to Dr Kilmer it CoitBinghani ton N Y for a sample bottle It will convince Yottwill alsoreceive a booklet Of s dollar siZH butt ea foe sale ac all ding stursa IM1 k y I I x 1 t l 1T FRANKELSr I r J1ir 1a- K IIf Hobkinville i JULY CLEARANCE SALE Beginning July 12th Ii Event the t STROflGVMEMORY OrdlrlluotYChJ CardihalMefciofanti oncefiry barbarlany directionf remarkably theirfibageI thar madojustfor ABSORBED Stone Bladder Remoieii Without Surgical Operation Alae hIvaluablefetformation allaboutthekidneyaaHdbladdert th1t Busy StoreINCORPORATE Ky EXPERIMENTS WITH SOUND Blowing Out Candle Wtth Tunln IFork Resonator SandTFlg twren en Metal Plate Reporting a phylc freetw4 by Proli Bylranio P Thompscir Lowlea Chroafeleharsc The youn it rv who atteode were shows how a csaeTIe weld be blows out bT seuC In tk first plaee want a very povwertul tuMlag fork aat a reeonaior a fcollwr sphere et braes wblcfc k ezcetly fa hareesy with t Wbm tke taaiar ferk ts struck It sets ware swat The rewnator kearing Ute Date imeukUatelj retpcefc witilll7J1l patketfe waves which are etrsns setigBi tWeir eat a ea idle flehltbicl It Oil lit experfaiestew tke forming wfcat ineira a ChladBil sand Ignres en platen of metal by the inffueace of sound The most beautiful results as Professor Thompson explained1 are ebtafnetlI with plates of brass of uniform thickness and of a tow note When a 1 bow fa drawn along Ute edge so aa teIset vibrations in one port there faIdiscord with the vibrations of the ether parts aad the soond isanredfa ly assumes geometrical figures toe greater the discord the better the yat terns Hundreds of patterns can beJproduced In this way ca one plate Many demonstrations were made to show how when things are tuned to the same note they vibrated IB eym path A big tuning fork was and then stoppedbut another tunin fork which was of exactly same pitch went on humming though it bad not been touched IIf I you feel blueUno account you need a Rood oleanfn out HERBINE is the right thin k for that puepose It stimulates the liver tones up stomach and ed Drug Department The Stenographers Victim Well air said the publisher of one newspaper to the Sunday editor of another Ive decided to take your special Sunday matter Now I won your n some other Sunday editors Ease smiled the Sunday editor mines best Wroag said the publisher HJi you recollect tho day came int my office and offered your 9uttda stuff I YesM- Well after had gone my ste eaiiittiatlrwajr your getting It Ak taaiJU IIUDder Ater ye r tkear w tiFleUMr h r rIrVr LASTING TEN r IJ S 1W cum YO THB REff mtCHlEF In Other Respect the Wfenen et- Ch wB ryi Switzerland War Ute Drees of Men SometHfng of the old romee of Bwltierlind atm dfags toy aJeC7nearly 3600 feet above the Rhoae Val lay The inlfealtaxtsv about 8tOA still preserve cartars leeal pecnllarittsft of dress TIN dRrik type geniiv pN+ dominates tAe weoseB beiirr Hand some and welt feveteped IlieTlvld scarlet kenniefis wkica flier wear knotted aroairdC first beads are slBgn larly becosdng Eves ia rioai pal hotels tliJntrtJeo Weed dailworn by the waitrmse Outside ttfevfllage Itself taeiwraea in winter wear men +e dreuIlongrfrou and Jraket iwt they still weep their red kerchfefa Ifadeed1 aar tHey have to go afloat a great deal im deepn snow sometimes OK ski lookingrafter cattle fir tfte stables and doiasra good deal orwork woJch in moropproe perous districts t generally lilt tA+ they oould tvery welt keep to their sktttft Death in Baring Fire may not result from wane oB firebugs bat often severe burns are est surest cute for burns TOounda bruises boils sores It subdues iu flammationJt kills pain It soothes all druggists 1912 line of Imported and Do mestic Calendars for 19I 2 that hats ever been shown in this territory Thpy are the Celebrated Butler line and the price this year is lower than ever IDo not purchase your 1912 calendars until you have seen our samples We YQU money 1 Bet JE rt y J f yj f jfJ atf I r 1 rj le oj If 1 LNiIif 0 It f t t fares refunded k1 r r during this sale on your 1 IL 1 oar A t I I It I if H r r tly j II Uf i r 4 I j j J j i Until July 22nd r1 f Greatest Money Saving of Year Watch Papers I has TJn and tho Va ElecCs11 egg and the case few We the bou the my the I and the ytm t of are flat up the the bySt takingrthe you you SandWheof DAYS tile ears the men foeBraklens ernipg org13wellesty saverStoniWeekly I iliRailroad RurchaseZ5antlover paYFn I the l1e J4 1 t iJ y e 1Itry 5 t f r jN t 41 r r a With the celebrated Sterling j way of clotres mat ina We recommend them 4 for their stylefor the a perfect workmanship all yn t wool fabrics and the won derful lownessrK their N fit c St iprice S11 0 Jt 1 aJs4ercti l i ft Itl me l Many Models- Fabric f s tifall weaves I and colors amd theJ promptest possible serv T- f Ice I I t Most Bt I sI51 35JIx St Bernard Store f W R COYLE MANAGER St Bernard Mining Company 4 il INCORPORATED EARLINGON KENTUOKY 4 e + wy y 1a d 0 1 o V jji t rp Yo air a t 1 iWhea you need a Llrtimcnt use a goon MB To Insure benoflolal jresults get Ballards Snow LinimentJ It Li m Pain Relief and Haalln Rsm EvsrytRequirement if It is of exceptional power in rheumatic diseases relieves the aehiar elate relaxes the drawn muscles restore the strength ease aat suppleness of youth It is also e eotve la healing all wounds urea or abrasions of the flesh It is a spleadid house- holdt I remedy for man or beastfTry It for cuts burns brulfes old sores lame bask rheusaatlsBt neuralgia sciatica frost bites cfalllblalns contracted muscles atlK neck It stops pala and heals quickly Pries 25c BOe and 6100 per Bottle JAMES F MUM fMfMETM tT LIYIi IH t t ze eve asMrtlMC lgmisana Son lye a wet aitei s mt CtetkeM lie serve N MM b Y- Y I1 s t- tr a + ST BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department trp Now You Art Shewtln iTJ Coaten president of the Ken J tuoky Educational association t i session now at Owefcsboro made a statement before that body Tuesday I which Is trueevery word oUtHInl the rural school lies the salvation vierrse dev developI KenIevery country In the StatePadu cah News Democrat i Prof Ooates address was along a line which has been the Inquireos position for years and it has fre quently given utterance to thoughts similar to those expressed by Prof t Ooates We have never yet put it t r quite so strongly as to say that Mf l + were not for the country people pour ing into the other the citfes would soon destroy themselves but the w statement Is true In the cities1 requireICYd ip other words to cease to be any kin tiofuseful factor In the affairs of life Of course there are exceptions bu at the rule Is so near unlversial that thehcities could not exist but for the influx of people from the jf country It is also true that many jf who come from tho farm to tbo city are failures but most of the great successes of the city are by men whoI i come from the rurul dlstrio ts from s close touch with the soil it fReU14tes the bowels promotes easy natural i RegubI Attribute of ueoIAn American must not die h fssust direct his energies toward 1110 cess success means mating one s way In life nine times out of tea fo ninetynine men out of a hundred tha 4 means the business world To seize the business opportunity to develop that opportunity through the business virtues of attention to detail Indus J stry economy persistence uctenthl181 Wcumthete represent the plain an ti of every citizen who la 1 1oGttecJ to be somebody Stewart Bd M White I fIttIJ 11 Instead of Liquid c Antiseptics Peroxidem- anyt- r3 people are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic The new toilet germicide powder to beIdissolved in water as needed For all toilet and hygienic uses it Is bettor and more economical To cleanse and whiten the yteeth remove tartar and f decay Todistnfcct the mouth de stroy disease germs and purify the breath 1 To keep artificial teeth and bridtrework clean odorless andtI To eradicate perspiration and body odors by sponge bathing 4 The best antiseptic wash Known Relieves and strengthens tired weak inflamedeyes Heals sorethroat wounds and outs 25 and 50 etc a box druggists or by mall postpaid Sample Free THE PAXTON TOILET COBosTONMAts I I J r1 1 holing a Comet Sluencomet trie Some weeks ego a new comet was announced and received tho name of the comet Cerulll after its finder Soon however other astronomers were unkind enough to point out that he had appropriated what belongs to another and that this was without doubt Fays comet discovered in 184S 7nt er on time up to 1895 It should have como back in 19t3 but tailed to show up But they are sure that the comet Cerulll Is comet repenting of its remisan seven years ago and now resuming its regular beat antealBitters purifies the blood cures the cause builds you up Telephone Proposal Wen BrM aOa of the Polish belles of Holyeke married a short Use ago to a IAltar who used the telephone to pro threetThe bride elect attended a daaoe Springfield sal made a tremead lit Three young men after pondering fervently over her charms wrote pro posals All proposals cases hi the same mall the next day But just before the mall arrived the thaabls wLI thethreofaithful to her telephone sweetheart withIphone Topics rern Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy nun castor oil anti a speedy pure is ear tam For sale by dealers Lawyerdablest lawyers In central Now York young man entered his office as a stu dent and was given Blactutone study At the end of a month he Mr lVoxon what ho should read ne Do you understand Blkokstoae Yon was his answer Read Kent was the order In anothermonth bo announced tha he bad finished Kent and Who next f Have you read Blaokstone and Yea Do y understand themft Yes Well said Mr Noxon you had better go at some other business you law1erRehoooth fullAt stated that two of the deceaseds injuries were fatal but fortunately the others were not An Irish paper goes one better and describes how a deaf man was run down by a tram and kUledI He was Injured in a similar way some rears ago Trip From- Earlington And allquay Stations Regular Train 435 w m i i Memorial to French Ambassadors On ono of tho walls of the interior of the ministry for foreign affairs In Paris Is a black marble slab on which are expressed In loiters of gold the names of the officials of tho depart ment who tIed fighting for their coun try in the war with Qermany n 1870 The ministry decided to jlaco an other slab conimo pendant on which will be inscribed the names of ambas sadors and diplomatic agents who have fallen victims of their duties The list will commence from the time of Louis XIV A Paris contemporary says it will be long enough and ob serves that probably this will be the first memorial of its kind erected la any country The list will Include the plenipotentiaries murdered at ilaslatt and those who had to submit to indig nibs and cruelties at the hands of the Chinese which led to the war with the Celestial empire In 1867 Making Headway A reporter was sent around to matt some inquiries concerning a new play that David Belasco was engaged la oatwritingto know about IU Anything 70V can tell me will be interesting waslug the reply Wei was Delascos r spoBse it to to have fear acts act three intermissions and rTe Just fin tatermIHIOI1auecIXul I rHis Excellent Reeonf Hungry Howard tremlatocently Ah me boy you dont know how feels to finish first in a test uv endur ance an skllL- Languid Lawrence sarcastically in uv course youse dot Hungry HowardWell I dont ltke ter brag uv me powers but Ive won poseIhis I Deans Ointment cured me of eczema the had annoyed me a long time The curewas per r1earThe First Cause- I shH remarked the Indignant cit 1HI1am a taxpayer Well re Plied tke political bow you have me to tiuutk You wouldnt be nearly ai kela taxpayer as you are aeeK tag for ear efforts News Get There M ae who weld have eeat1 e II fifty had bean =filet tier Tttlttgtowe pal erally arises from the willingness too snail things I C RR TIME CARD Time of departure of Illinois Con ral trains from Nortonville Ky NORTH BOUND f pmNoNo 122 local pass1045 a m No 136 local 088 p m SOUTH BOUND t pmNoNo 121 local pass 128 pm No 185 local pass 558 a m L N TIME CARD i Time 01 arrival of trams passing through and departure of trains originating at Earlington 81911A mtov io mxtSOUTH BOUND No 58 480 am Non 823 a uii pmtINTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH BOUND Noi04 762 am amNoNo 110 602 p m SOUTH BOUND No 103 710 am No 105 1000 a m No IQ71267 p m No 109 820pm No Ill 010 pme MHE TIME CARD i M H E time card wont into effect Sunday April 9 1911 No 112 leaves 545 a m No 118 arrives380 p m t i u II I MidSiLrm r V catior1 to f 1 t MIt1mmcDtit1L I Civ 1340 Round Thursday H I JULY 27 All expenses at hotel only 550 This includes your board and admission to the several routes in the Cave One evening for a promenade or dance A grand two i days outing Write or phone L N Ticket Agent t f 1 J 1 iIN tv 1n t ua J 6 LtI jP as U 1 COLONY HOUSE FOR ROULTRY Fowls Are More Active and There Ic Less Danger tfrom Disease by That System The main requirements of a good poultry house are good ventilation and protection from storms and cold winds Hone will not lay when weather conditions prevent them from scratch Colony House With Cloth Windows and exercise Many poultry houses have proven failures because the variations In night aad day tem perature were too great Prominent authorities on the building of poultry Mouses state that ventilation can be furnished by leaving one end ottt house open or covered with burlap or canvas using no glue windows ua oftI abandoned It is shelter that Is need ed The house should be built in such a way that the fowls will not roant near he open Trout where they would be exposed to winds nor should it face the prevailing winds A long house is more expensive to build for a given capacity than one more nears Jy square A long narrow house is also a cold house Having more ex posed surface for a given capacity than a square house The size of house necessary for a certain flock will vary in different sections Where there is little or no snow and where the fowls can be outdoors every day in the year two square feet of floor space per fowl will be ample Where the climate is such that the fowls will seek steel ter part of the year rather than go outdoors on the range considerably more space should be provided say four or five square feet per fowl The idea should not be to crowd them so much that their activity will be SIr terfered with Whether the shelter Is provided by enlarging the house or providing cheap scratching sheds is immaterial Two square feet per fowl or even Tess is ample for roosting quartersRoosts should be made Joyor near the groundnot higher feet There are several reasons for this Fowls of the heavier breed cannot fly hl hand those of the lighter breeds frequently injure the soles of their feet in jumping from high porches Roosts should be made all the same heights for If they are made some higher than others the birds will an flock to the highest ones and crowd which Is undesirable When drooping boards are used they should be low down to permit of easy cleaning They should be made of matched lumber and be 20 inches wide for one perch arid throe feet wide for two perches the first perch theWallfrom material two by two Inches then slightly rounded on the edges Poultry keeping is most successful where the colony systen prevails The colony system means the housing of fowls in small houses preferably porItable where the fowls havo freo The chief advantage is that the fowls are more active or busier than whoa confined in yards second there is less danger from outbreaks of disease aa it is possible to keep the houses on clean ground by moylng them ocda sionally and third the fowls require less feeding and care as they pick rangeAnotherthat the fowls will rid the farm of Showing Trap NeluImany Injurious insects such us grass hoppers Then the colony system will fit in with crop rotations and for part of the year the fowls will live on the stubble fteldsIThe illustrations shown represent a successful colony house used at the Utah experiment station The house has a cloth window and the traps fare very convenient as they open from the outside Flock of PureBlood A flock of purobloodod wellbred birds is much more beautiful and far more interesting than one of scrubs of all shapes sizes and colors and the more Interest one has in his fowls the more thought and carp will be given them I Well Bred test If your chickens are well bred they will always sell for more than market price and eggs are always hi demand during the season p toenbatida fer almost double theva gtst you east sprain for then for toile sees f I r ii I Ic A MORTONjMAD SONVILLE KY II y I i l Funeral Director andI JIx Sydney Smiths Aversions Sydney Smith shared Lord Norths dislike for musical concerts Noth lag he wrote can be store dis gvetlng than aa oratorio How absurd to see BOO people fiddling like mad peen about the Israelite In the Red Seat But Smiths pet aversion wa- smsso iIn tie miner key 1t made Ate melancholy according to 0 W B J1JHdka4 to be dlscoa tinned when he waa In residence at 0t PalHe lived however to henNeebegin life again I would devote much time to music All musical people seem to be happy it IB the moat en growing pursuit almost the only In nocent and unpunished passion Power ef Wealth Mr GhoutrAU my money cannot give me health doctor ItfiIt gives your physician great ooafr o Oe of I 1 to Ia m9wuune All Indians seem to have learned a wonderful way of walking unseen making invisible like certain spiders which Incase of alarm caused for by a bird alight ing on the bush their webs are spread upon bounce themselves- up and down on their elastic threads so rapidly that only a blur is visible The wild Indian power of escaping Yrhere there is little or no cover bide in was probably slowly acquired in hard hunting and fighting lessons while trying to approach game take enemies by sur prise or get safely away when com palled to retreat And this expert ence through many gen eratlons seems at length to have become what is vaguely called instinct Jobn Muir in tho Atlantic Most Flagrant Offense Injustice Is a most flagrant offense and the hardest of all to bear with out CURE FOR KIDHIYS Earlington Sufferers Should Take 1 Bisk Why will people continue to suf oomphiintbackache t ness headaches languor why allow themselves to become chronic lava lids when a tested remedy Is oft red them Doane Kidney Pills is remedy to use because it gives to the kid neys the help they need to perform their work If you have any even ono of the symptoms of kidney disease ienre yourself now before gravel dropsy or Brlghts disease sets inCan Earl ington residents demand more con vlnciug proof than the following Leslie K Hiokman Aroh street Ky says 1 do not hesitate to recommend Doans Rid ney Pills as a remedy that lives up to the claims made for it I tested t VicDDo realize the serious cone cesJ continuous straineye f J 1teyes Have them testedban expert 1 f Optician test them thoroughly free fof charge Ii r q J LC WILEYfJEWELER AND OPTICIAN f 1 Successor Tappan Gardner EARLINGTON KENTUC- KYrautltit IIItAI Soflst1a Invlslblelndlan themselves example immediately observation even tQ transmitted resentment I Furthers the Madisonvllle YOU their merit about three months age and the results could not have beea more satisfactory I had a pain la the small of my back dlrocflly over rmy kidneys which caused mo con slderable annoyanco and stooping or lifting brought On sharp twinges At length I read about Deans Kid Hey Pills and as they wore recom mended for suchtroubles procured a supply X noticedaa decided Improvement after using the donteuts of the first box and continued taking the remedy until I was completely curedFor sate by all dealers Price 60 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the Unit ed States Remember the nameDoans = and take no other y Rubber Plant The trees and shrubs which produce rubber grow in a narrow bolt of world within five degrees north an south of the equator k J WHEN IN MADISONVILLE rff pictures Something new each night 5Vaudeville PRIGS 5 10 CENTS g A D NOE Jr Manager Y i5 f tI 1 miiS J 1 di j f II N jI jot I I i L- lilIv J j qiiyr I l r C T i- pBig it Closing Out Sale SIarts Saturday i 1 I r v- rr i f 9 public j i tin turd Ll July 8 at 730 A Ml iltf r J markedrAt Actual C6it and in a great many instances even be loW GOstto make the goods move as oiir only aim to caYout this sale is to sell the god by g1d L oII1 + r i i 1 f 3ItJportuhity of ctingtHeir wants out of this r v c w I I S25000 St kNlPr e h7 a il i oeI er I anolIseVfitt t Just at a time when every one needs something to finishti S M in 90 y days at actual cosi gives you the best buying oppcTrtunity that has ever been given you Let everyone get their share oJ 4 J i I these splendid values by attending the sale every dayt All sales strictly cashno goods charged and sale to continue until every j t article is sold r i T J I hI J GRAN LEADER ii i I I t EARLINGTON KENTUCKY ix d Morris KoKlman Owneri LOti J c1 J 1 r dIViNtTELLS THEIIf TONE All of Them Must Cto Th a tf d j PreMM of TunlnUkr Any MUttlcaI IMtrvment h 1 Waal a beautiful tone that belltl fewi ceives its Joyful or solemn tones AU bells after they are cast and finished must go through a process of tuning the same as any other gitawttcal instrument before they re pond with a clear true tone Every bell sounds five notes which must blend together in order to produce perfect harmony The tuning of a bell is done by vana j ous parts of as easy for an expert bell tuner to put a bell toaadjust his instrument to perfect chords At first thought it would seem that a bell would be ruined should the tuner shave too much at the last w tuning or theflfth found but such Is sot tho case He would however fee obliged to begin afreeh starting with the first one and and shaving the bell until it gave forth its bar aooious sound at the fifth tone Sprains require careful treatment Keep quiet and apply Chamberlains Xmimefltireely It will remove the soreness and quickly restore thaIparts to a healthy condition sale by all r i iouPEgg soup is most nourishing and those who do not carqto eat eg a cooked in any of the usual ways may teeeggsspoonful of flour pepper and salt Mix the dour to a smooth paste add it to the stock leaving it to boil for a quarter of an hour Beat up the r eggs and mix them gradually with nIlittle stock then add them to the scup stirring carefully for a few min Htea but taking care that the soup floes not boll as this would curdle it Servo with little sippets of fried bread ON I KhMtorjj k pevriis MadaM to eutmeoiatritllMOM tatin the MMlaoox X hi erdtoarlly grown ta heavy Week let l stfta H generally iMlltTrt that Ute crop draw a great teal of at from the soil For that reason It not especially popular The yield an acre Is variable ranging from tw 7 to thirty bushels but twenty busheji is usually considered a fair yield The eeed rate Is usually about three to four pounds an acre when drlUe rows from ten to twelve Inches a Saves Two Lives myselfSn 1 FayetteIvIlleother remedy could help We were consumptionShesweats but your wonderful medi cine completely cured us both Itsthe best I ever used or heard of- For sore lungs coughs colds hemorrhage lagnppe asthmabay fever + croup whooping coughal bronchial troublesIts supreme Trial bottle free 60c and 1 Guaranteed by all druggists Pattla First Appearance In London I was at the opera the first night that Patti made her appearance and thewl4 enthusiasm of the house over the aew diva was indescribable Her rtheinafadUtyantiea with which she sang and the complete graspshe sh9wed ot her part made an lmpression which time has not o 11tera dBh9 had come with a certain reputation and the audience waited patiently as she made her appearance After her won derful rendering of the duet scan e there could be no doubt that Patti was enthroned forever In the position has heldall through her life Lady gt Heller Memories of Fifty Years Baby wont gutter five minutes with croup you apply Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil at once It acts like magic ri asssvrsas- j Theres Not a Store in Town That Would I I I in Six Months From Now Be Half as Im 4 portant as It Is Now if It Should Stop Ad l vertising During That Time I Isnt that perfectly trueperfectly logical CanI you imagine any store of which it would not beJ true reversetthe proposition is tpothat the store thatL doubles its accustomed advertising for the next six 1 months will also double its accustomed store growth for that periodi J does not this also apply to ani store you cap think ofin this town I 4al J I GITY DIRECTORY MayorH C Bonrlano Police JudgeA J Bennett Chief of Wm Bradley HambyTax PriceMCity PhysicianW K NIsbet WbipflerStreet I Councllmon Jno B Atkinson GooOMondaDy School TrnsteoPaul M Moore I Board of HealthEd M Trahern G Gilbert King and Curtis B John SOD M D Postmaster Chas Lowell CHURCHES CATHOLIC CHUBOH First raaat every Sunday and holy day at 70o preachingtp mORov JP MoPariand Pastor CHRISTIAN CHUKOH school at 980 a m Preaching every Lords day at 1046 a m and 745 pm Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 780 p m DR D T STANLEY Pastor v servicesthirdPrayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 80 980a m Class meeting secpnd Suqday al 1080 amREV HOLTZOLAW Pastor M E OHTJBOH tQtfHRev W CBrandon pastor Services ou every Stinaay at 11 a m and 745 p m Sunday school at 98 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 78Qoclock Ladles Aid Society Monday after noon Official Board meeting Monday after first Sunday in each month MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 a m and 780 p m and the preced mg Saturday night Church meeting Saturday night before the 4th Sun day Sunday School at 980 amPrpyei neetiap eve rv Monday night at 781 Rev C H Grigson Pastor QBNFKAI BAPTIST CHURCH Services tourthSuutaymorningaud evening in each month and Saturday preceding Prayer meeting Friday even h R Sunday school 2 p m- REV T S LYNN Pastor 1stfindLibrary REV GEO C ADBITT Rector LODGES Masonic Lodge E W Turner No 648 meets 1st and 8rd Fridays m each monthE J PHILLIPS Sec Victoria Lodge No 84 K of P meets Monday night Visit ors welcome ERNEST NEWTON K of R and 8 Hopkins Lodge A O U W No 561 meets nlghtYGolden Cross Lodge Earlmgton No 525 meets 1st and 8rd Saturday night in each month MRS BBBTHA TJMSTEAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 2nd eachmonthEarllngtonCourtBra Monday night at old Masonic Hall DBV 0 B JOHNSON Scribe y Stand waito Tribe No 67Bed Mewl l tit It Iii IIJ ANI meets every Friday sleep HARRY LONG C of R OatalpaOamp a day night All members are ear nestly requested to bo there OS CBEN HAW Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No11992meetsWednesdayY Elks B R O No 788 meets at nightB Ruler Roy S WILSON Secretary Earlington Chapter U D OV meets 1st Thursday in each month at280 p m MRS KATE WITHERS Pros Knights and Ladies of Securit will meet every second and fourth Monday nights Visiting members invited toattendC W Clerk cordla1l3InvitedLodges Builders Supplies DOORS SASH FRAMES CASINGSCOLUMNS NEWELS BALUSTERS r BRACKETS SPINDLESPORCH BLOCKS TRAOERY OAK NEWELS OAK RAIL OAKBALUSTERSJ V MANTELS wt SHINGLES rLADDERS ARCH AND GRATES FLUE RINGS PLATE GLASS ART GLASStIMIRRORS WINDOW GLASS- SKYLIGHT GLASS I MIXED PAINTS vff COLORSw VARNISHESI METAL ROOFING All Kinds of Painters Suppliesi d Y COLOXXD COLUM1T We are sorry to chronicle the death of Mr Frank Evans tb father of Rev j R Evans whit occurred at Brownsville Tenn on Monday the 8rd Inst The picnic and barbecue given by the Mt Zion Baptist Church on tbebe4th was a decided success Brother Wnr Rogers left on Mon day on a visit to his relatives at Dixon Tennessee Rev D L Irvin of Russelville is in the city to preach a series of ser mons at the A M E Zion Church Rev J A Boyd who has boon ab sent from the city two weeksbas re turned and reports a successful rally at his church in Oakvllle Ky The district conference of the A M E Zion Church over which Re I W Selectman presides will con fm r 11 a r 1vene In Corydou Tuesday July 11 The A M E Zion Conference of tho Ruiielvllle district will convent instnMiss Deborah Couch a member of the third year high school will t represent the Earllngton Colored school in the oratorical conteitdtd held lu Owensboro at the Cban tauqua on Monday July 17tb All colored citizens that are inter ested in hotter conditions and priv logos for the lace should attend the Republican mass convention In Mad isonvllle Saturday at 180 P M Right in your busiest season when you have tho least time to spare you aIJ you have Chamberlains Colic Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand appearv 1 dealers r ziJ Agents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing J f rr WE ARE READY T- TOSERVEYOUI Anything you need in Building Material and Build ers Supplies Years of experience enable us to know good from bad and how to buy and how to se 11iWe have just about completed stocking = ur ware house which has taken us several months EverySthing is where it belongs and our system is perfect We have a complete line of Building Material Clean up to date stock such as Rough and Dressed Limber Sash Frames Hardware Paints Oils Glass Shin t gles Flooring Ceiling Siding Moulding Lime Cement Etc Etc Etc JC Just Received a Car oLaIVy of the Best Tennessee Lime tr We have aprivate siding no hauling no switching charges and a light operating expense and we are prepared to meet all legitimate competion f AC q 1 Star Planing Mill 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