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J fiII bb TUESDAY 8 n d- FRIDAY Y i t 1 + rWJlliia IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE IC 1 TWENTYSECOND YEAR u EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY JULY 11 1911 No5Srl I OUT OF DEFEAT THEY WRING SUCCESS 0 4 ORear Men Make Lemonade of Lemons Handed by FfnKSy Followers W HOPKINS COUNTY CONVENTION THE BIGGEST ONE EVER HELD Franks Men Elect Chairman but Otyar Ferces furnish he Resolution t The biggest Republican county convention ever held In Hopkins s was pulled off at Madieonvillo leat Saturday at which the court house was packed to overflowing with a goodly number of Democratic guests on hand The convention was called to order by Oounty Chairman J B Harvey at 180 oclock The ad her ents of E ToO Franks and Lieut Gov united in the nomluatlon of jWill P Scott for temporary chair man and Gee 0 Atkinson for tem porary secretary The ORoar forces nominated Ben T Robinson an Jed Paul M Moore for temporary ohairIi man and secretary respectively A division was ordered and the votersr formed two lines about the sour house square The count resulted in 842 votes for Scott and Atkinson 824 for Robinson and Moore After the convention reassembled the organization was made perma vent and some speaking indulged A committee on resolutions com posed of Wm Lynch Charles Ash by W S Thompson H F Porter r and P R Cabell was appointed and presently brought in its report naming a delegation and Instructing in favor of ET Franks first and Cox second This report was read by Thos E FInley In the meantime leaders of the ORear forces had gotten together and decided to make a flgiitto win Mr ORdar by offering substitute set of resolutions Paul M Moore offered as a sub tl tute a set of resolutions which en dora d by name Gov Augustus E Wilson and President Taft and their administrations and the course of United States Senator Bradley i and instructed the delegation to be named to vote in the State conven tion in favor of Hon Ed C ORear for governor The motion to adopt mado by MrlMooro included that U the delegationshould bo named by a committee of five ORear men to be appointed by the chair A filtht bras at once precipitated the Franks forces seeing their danger of losing l all they had so for gal od r The MaiUetrUle Hitler his The Franks leaders got up In th IiW air In an Instant Col Richard Sal mon of Ilsley earluK that limo cent expression of countenance at which ho Is expert and putting one most injured air took the floor antl protested against the of any attempt to carry the convenJ tiojiLior ORear after a Franks man had been elected chairman He de veloped Into quite anoratorandJ held the floor for about an hour at Intervals telling the boys that would never do Why said he ftlotof ourmen thought it was over and I expect they have gone home1II Afterso long a time Col subsided and P M Moore stated the feet that nothing had been done yet except to select a chairman and that the convention was now readytn adopt resolutions instruct for candi dates or do any thinK else In order About this time things were get ting hot and hot a heap but Chairman Scott announced that every body should have a hearing and a fair deal An expression of opinion was called for from O J Wadiil who said he was an ORear man from the ground up butthought the vote for chairman was a test and PO far as he was personally concerned he would not Insist on the adoption of Mr Moores substitutejAlong about this time Prof Belli the colored orator from Earlington was recognized He said they wet i here to vote forgovernor as w l1as chairman He was for ORear as representing the best and most pro gressive thought in Kentucky Re publicanism and wanted a voto on Mr Moores substitute He calledI l1 attention to the fact that only onOt or two colored men had been named as delegates while at least onethin- Bthe voting strength of thee party wa colored He said tllerwtre trying to poliwm IB of eolprd men o JudtaWaRdeeoagse ha I t n agaiaat a l It 1 ti- r J r had decided that Itwas constitution al to prohibit mlxedschooU In Ken tuckym the Befea College case hIf Judge ORear had not eo decid ed I would not respect him said Bell Where IS the intelligent colored man who wants mixed schools Where Is the Ititelligentcolored maa wtowants social equality The ne gro must work out his own destiny but the road rdoes not lay through mixed schools or social equality I would like to know said Bell if Mr Franks favors mixed schools HK does riot any more than ORear does or than I do or than anyr selfrespepting colored mien doosg I demand a vote upon the tote instructing Hopkins county torjt Judge ORear said Bell Bells speech had a profound atIIfeet upon the colored element andp upon a great many white men Col Salmon saw which way the wind was blowing and he finally otaa colored preacher named Maokey to tako the stand but somehow BrorMackoy failed to connect and the crowd goqdnaturedly howled himdown Mackey undertook to plead the cause of FofankscFinally Chairman Scott mountI the table and announced that 4ie proposed to conduct things fairly+ that Mr Mopre was entitled to a vote ou his substitute and asked the 11lmen to go out one door and the 0 Rear men out another dooreThe count resulted in ORear+ 272 Franks 149 Whereupon it was declared that Moores substitute had carried and the county Instructed lor ORes r Mr Moures resolution contained a great deal of red fire about the vJrR tues of the Republican party concluded as follows Be it resolved that in Edward C ORear the Republicans of this county recognize a fit able and prot ldatelor Governor of Ken lucky to be v ted for at the N vemIber election 1911 arid the delegates t- hereinafter named are instructed to vote for said candidate at the Stat lIngconvention and vote in his not only In the convention butin preliminaries sod in the orgauiza flan and In all matters nut on all questions They are instructed to use all honorable means to secure the nomination of said candidate and to vote as a unit on all matters and questions The following named Republi cans of this county are hereby se looted as delegates to the Republl can State Convention to be held in Louisville Ky July 11 1911 J B HarveY W P Scott R J Salmon W B Corum T E Flnley + Paul M Moore L R Fox Walter Crick George Sadler G A Niles M R Cranor L F MoLaugb Im M K Gordon T W Gardiner + Ben T Robinson J E Hartford J I W BellvJonas Craig P W Gar nettJE Mitchell GO Parkers I Wyatt Edmunds William Plnkston I W Selectman George Woods + Mike Clark Henry Moore J A Watson R R Graham James Ashby Will Robinson Hayes Continued on Page 2 GOOD MAN GONE HODr Uncle Ray McDonald One of Earlingtons Oldest Citizens Crosses The River Loved By All Who Knew Him Uncle Ray McDonald one of the oldest and best known citizens of this city crossed the river of death Saturday at noon He had been ill for a long time and owJnlt to his ex items old age and enfeebled condi Eton the end was not unexpected Ho was a member of the church and respected and loved b all who knew him The funeral ser vines were conducted at the home otc his daughter Mrs Browning of this city where he has lived for the past fifteen years Rev D T Stanley Of the Christian church delivered tb 3It funeral in Impressive man nertotherelatives and a large num her of friends Thefuneral party left the residence at one thirty and went to the bld family burying ground about two tulles south of Madleonville where all that wasmortul of Uncle Rs was laid to rear and as he was good Christian man there is no doubt that his weary eoulfound rest and peace in that place prepared ford those who love the Lord He leaves two daughters Mrs Harriet of this place an ldrsrFanaleafoDanald 1 of user MaH IsouvilleW ihdtarnihlrloe4Q 1 tlI QUITE A BUNCH IN THE RUNNING j 1I The Bees Mammoth Cave Contest r Starts Off With a Rush j Great Interut if Being DisplayedrAUI Over Country and Twenty five 1 Make the Start eThe Bees Mammoth CaveGreen trip starts oft with a rasp and interest is being displayed There will be rine of the most en able trips lmftginablevand some at the tight time The beautiful of September when the jna leaves turn to crimson and the sassafras to gold The banks of upper Greeh Rvsr noted for their rugged beauty and aver changing scenery Huge castles the counterpart of ssomeiddle ages can bo seen along thIsC astreamchanging panorama of soul insplr scenes for tulles and onlles onI both banks The wonders of the Great Cave must be seen to be apt predated Tho faro on the Gree River boats Is the best The boat is and roomy and the passengers this trip will be furnished with bellgbtful music each afternoon 1all Just a word to the contest ants Your name has been eiltinr on a nominating coupon Yon baye 1000 complimentary votes and t you will go to work and use Influence with friends and tthemet subscribers for tho Boo or in collecting beak subscriptions YOU CAN WIN THE TRIP Any oandi date who will call at tho Bee office here or at the Branch office in Morons Furniture Store Madlsonville or will write either office will be a receipt boos to be used the n contest and letter of instructions as to how to got votes Followe are the names and standing of contestants to date This Informal tion will be published in seen issue of the paper until the contest closes Mies Louise McPherson Madison ville Miss Bernice Wimberly Madisonf ville Miss Ruth McNeal Madisonvllle i T 1200 Miss KatherynBlaIrEarlingtonllK Miss Maggie Turner 1075 Miss May Bass White Plains 1000 Miss Zllpah Morehead Earlington rr 1 000 Miss Anna Marie Morgan Not tonville f 1000 Miss Mary HewlottEarliugtonlQOO Mies Willie JenkinsStOharles 1000 Mlse Lila Jane Jones Mortons 1000 Miss Sadye BethelNortonville Miss Trixie Robertson MadlsonvJJlo 1006 Sybil AshbyEarUnKtonlOO Margaret Mitchell Earlington 1000 Ida Lee Slsk Earlington 1100 Ruth Wyatt Earlington 1000 Lilly Harris MadlsohvlUelOOOI Mary Blair a 1000 Miss Erne Stokes Eaalington 1000 Margaret Victory Earhngton 1000 Miss Jessie Groer Earlington 1000 Miss Ida Bobbitt Madlsonville 1000 Miss Lurline Coyle Manlsqnville 1000 Miss Mary Louise Walker Madison vlllet to 1000 flies Ruth Daniels Earliugton 000 MISS Eva Bell Madieonvillo 1000 Miss Margaret Ross Madlsonvillee 1000 Poisonyson Win Stone the Providence country died Monday of last week from flccute al chojiolio poisoning according to the certificate of the official registrar is reliably reported that he must have drank about a halt pint of whiskey As to how the boy got hold of the whiskey there conflict 3lng reports He is said to have drank the fatal poison about 8 oclock Sunday morning Convultions re 3slted andat about 2 0olook Mon day m rnhig death reloaved the lit suffereraBurial took placo at the Stone graveyard in the Luzon cQuutryc Anyone wishing to enter the Mammoth Cave contest who w11lc call at this office will be given are ceipt book and instructions as to Ibotr to UMifc c BIG GAIN IN OUTPUT OF KENTUCKY COAL wore Than 14000000 Short Tons Mined In 1910 on in crease of About 43 Per Cent HOPKINS COUNTY STANPS 1 SECOND IN PRODUCTIONS Frankfort Ky July 80 J Nor wood Chief Inspector of Mines has submitted an annual report for the calendar of 1910 The report in part as follows tFor statistical purposes the Ken tucky coalfields ari Jevlded into three districts namely The Wee tern whlcli Includes all counties in the Western coalfield the Southern which includes Bell Harlan Jack on Knox Laurel Pulaski Rook Wayne and Whitley counties nd the Northeastern which at pt eeent Includes all other counties the Eastern coalfield The coal statistics reported= brIofficer refer only to the com ludeennot only shipping mines but such of those that employ an average of more than five persons underground s are of commercial importance lo rally The number of the latter II quite small The production of commercial coal amountedby far the largest output known in he annals of mining in tho State the total amount 76108 tons were qt cjmnel produced mines in Bell Breathitt Johnson and Mor gap counties The productions by districts was follows District Tone Westernj 10 counties inK lsia lrvv1r842876Southeasterncounties pro d4 ing425B85SNortheastern 9 counties pro ducing 1 2037406 Total14J720Oll 5491orCent Gain Compared with those for 1909 the show a gain of 4423860 tons or very nearly 48 per cent The gains by districts were as follows PctuSoutheastern gala 911723 27 INortheasterngaln661552 48 Total 4423866 4S A large part of the Increase in the western district was due toI strikes in Indiana and Illinois which widened the northward mar kef for Western Kentucky coal The gains in the other districts were due chieflyto the increasing devel opmbnt qf mmlng operations in the Eastern field- Compared with that for 1900 the output for1910 shows a gain of 9699 886 tons or an increase of over 193 cent in annualjproductlon wlth the ten years The increase over 1905 waft 6670863 tons or A gain of 83 per cent in yearly output within the last five years The advance made by the North eastern district In the last five years is significant In 1905 the produc toneej In 1007 It reached a million tons and in 1910 it passed the two million mark The prospect is that one company in that district will alone be putting out four million tons per annum at an early day May Not Be So Large While It is very questionable whether the production for the year 1911 will equalthat of 1910 develop ments under way In the Eastern coalfield not only In the Big Sandy and Kentucky River regions but in the upper Cumberland region Bell Knox and Harlan counties as well indicate that the output for 1912 will surpass It should the western district hold its own Of the coal shipped from the Northeastern district 1583 tons from the Big Sandy region were msde Into coke at Ashland The total amojant of coal converted into coke therefore was 98066 tons No better coals are sent to mar ked from any mines thou are produced in Kentucky and yet because of the lack of manufacturing enterprise the increase in the hon e consumption is relativaly slow 0 thiTbatnut for 1910 8t80062 tons mere reportedas shipped to other States and it Is probable that tlJi fi o C rJ c m The 7 t i 5 READ HOW IT IS ones to pay up In order to accom push this we will give five la dies who receive the largest number of votes a Free Trip to the Mam moth Cave via Evansville and Green This Is the most delightful season of the year to make the river trip ji the scenery along upper Green River is unsurpassed and the wonders ot the Mammoth Cave cannot be described j they have to be seen to be will last one week the party leaving Earl1n top Friday September 1st and returning Friday September 8th low to Got Till trip Site Send in your nameor have send it and rti will start you with i I hereby M as the contest please her 1OOc votes1 r x Signed 7 c How the Contest Will be This contest will be conducted ab solntely fair and impartial and the standing of the contestants will bo published in every issue of the paper At the end of the contest committee businessman will be selected to count the votes deposited How votes are Obtained In addition to the 1000 complimen tary votes good for 25 votes will be printed in each issue of the Bee with time limit on it The votes may be cut from the paper by the candidates or their friends an when properly filled out will b credited to the party whose name Is written thereon provided they areJ votedbefore the time limit expires Where to Place Votes A suitable ballot box will be placed near the front door of the IIto receive the votes and th ovotes J will be counted on eaoh Tuesday and Friday morning and in the issue Of that date Rules of Contest Rule Novofse will bo gluon cept for subscription Rule 2No vote ex cept for cash 100 votes for each dolIlar paid on subscription new or new Rule BNo employee of tht actual tonnage so shipped somewhat exceeded that amount The ranks of the ten leading counties according to commercial output in 1910 was as follows Muh lenberg Hopkins Bell Whitley Webster Pike Ohio Knox Union and Johnson Mumlenberg has oc 1908 up to that year Hopkins held the position continuously by large margin for more than thirty yeara The progress of mining in Muh lenberg during tho last ten years has Ibeen notable In 1000 the county produced 409681 tons this grow to 1044402 tons in 1905 and to 2849 C90 in 1910 The total selling value of the commercial coat at the mines was 14541604 gluing an average value of 9879 cents ton for the State The average values at mines ac cording to the districts were For the Western 9028 cents a ton fo the Southeastern 11784 and fo the Northeastern 0070 tnn The tonnage of commercial coal for 1910 was produced by 269 concerns The maximum mimbe- t of persons employed Immediately lat the mines was 700of whom 20742 were engaged underground The average number was 2116 C and 10 THE GAVE ViA GREEN RIVER Riverp appreciatedThe include TUESDAY FRIDAY MAMMOTH BEAUTIFUl CinsCounty RySuitable LONE600new c iIDOOfcompllmentary vote8th to work and secure new or collect from oldones There are two thousand people in Hopkins Co who are now taking this paper and we want 600 more Got busy and ask every man and woman you see if they are getting the Bee If not sell it to them and get 100 votes and if they are get them to pay up and renowand get 100 votes for every dollar paid in- lrcmiaatia Coupon The following Is a nominating coupon Out It out write the name of your candidate on the blAnkiand bring or send Itto this office and we will start the party withvlOOO votes As soon as you have Homi nated a party go to workfor them and help them get subscribers anda t nominate renowalspaper acontestant7in complimentary BeesM ii give CBcluctedI a disinterested a coupon a published 1 e moneyI a a j a subscribers I mernber otrtife family will be allowed to enter this oontesti Rule 4All trop ballots out from paper must be voted on on before date of expiration Rule 5 Contestants will not be restricted as to territory in se curing subscriptions or collecting back subscription Rule 6No votes will be allowed on subscriptions held out more thaa lone week after being secured by contestants subscriptions must be turned in promptly so votes may be issued and paper started then fife- d contestants may hold the votes Bes- se long as long ae they wishv 4 Rule 7The Boo reserves the to reject the name of any CK didate for cause Rule 8VQtes are not transfer able and can only be voted for the party in whose nam0 tbeyaro origi issued t J The contest withahis issue of the paper y4thani the clos ing date will bo announced later The names and standing of contest nextxseas thereafter until contest closes Fill out the nomlnatirift cupon and mall or bring this office by Thursday of this week we want to start this contests with twenty names whom 17069 worked Underground Compared with those for 1909 the figures show an Increase of 2886 in the average number of employes and of 2204 in the average number employed underground The year 1910 In the number ot fatal accidents was the most disas terous in the history of coal mining 1 In Kentucky This was due to the three explosions as the result qf which fifty persons lost their lives The number of fatalities from all causes was eightyfour all but one of which occurred underground Forty five wives were made widows and nlnetyfeur children rendered fatherless These explosions emphasize the necessity for laws regulating tho quantity of powder that may be car ried into a mine each day and the care of it and for prohibiting shoot ing on the solid rLivelyas a Boy If you are tired run down have i no appetitegeta bottle of Yuoata Chill Tonic A few doses will set appetiteold Purifies the bloo4 and slrengtbensthe Bernard system MiniK Departt i P V t n l t e YWrtito t I c r L f fj1r 1 II Fl cr i p3ee I f PAUL M MOORS EDITOR AND PUBLISHM J E FAWOETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER JMcmleref 1 Xeatiicky Press Asseciatiea aN t Seam District f Wiiters Lg Famire Ill Mmm Street M MDeRnn lieI 4T II LI hlIUT OF DEFEATn THEY WRING 1IJones George It Ring i lV Alternates J P Alexander I Boss Barrett Jerry Farmers E A Cavanaugh Louis Morton Prof Jj W Martin William Klllebrew H I C Bourland Phillips J D L Clark E R Barrett C B Johnson Jjjnbert Speed Rufus McNary Pritchett John Gobson Ad Ranes tiDr W K Nisbet Will Games Geo Smith J Dimlap Brick South i worth Alvis Hamby Cowell i M D Brown Ed R E Mitohusaontt + OIL motion the convention ad a journedSome of the Franks menr M 4 Mem to yet how it happened I Complimentedro All factious In Saturdays convention in complimenting Chairman P for his fair mess as a presiding officer Girl Kills Snake Now comes a snake story whicht them all considering that a girl did the killing Miss Myrtle r Shelton daughter of Nish of near Sheltons store killed a snake a few ago which Measured 7 feet nan beat this The newspapers have boon ridiculing womankind enough about going Into fits on the sight of r a mouse bug and ouch like Heros a girl who was not afraid to tackle a outij III II i II r Subscription Rates One Yearv f100 Six mouths iv 60 Three mouths 26 SlnRlo copies to 5 Specimen copies mailed on application Correspond entswanted In U parts of the county Address us for par ticulars Sfcr tat TaesJay Jirly r I EJ Alex Chas Moore dont know unite Will Scott beats Shelton chicken days Who long free Kentucky Fair Dates fixedS1911 as far as reported Officers of fairs are requested to report to us any ommlssions or corrections of dates MadiBonville July 18 5 days Henderson July 26 6 days Versailles August 22 days Lexington August 76 days Uniontown Audust 86 days Vanceburg August 94 days Lawrenceburg August 164 days Leltchfleld August 164 days Burksville August 1fj4 days Brodhead August 168 days Fern Cr ek August 164 days Shepherdsvllle August 224 days London August 224 days Errauger August 234 days daysloholasville Somerset August 298 days Bardstown August 804 days Paris September 46 days Monticello September 64 days Alexandria September 66 daps Mount Olivet September 64 days Hogenville September 68 days Sanders September 64 days Kentucky State Fair Louisville September 116 days Horse Cave September 204 days Mayfield September 274 days Bowling Green Oot 47 4 days large Fire Loss The McCormack Building and ot hers that burned in Bowling Green July 5 were valued at over 200000 with insurance to the amount of 100000 Old papers for sale at the Bee office meet Great Array of Running Trotting and Races i Gaucho Trotting 411 his Whirlwind half Mile a Horse hitched to bikeand driven by H Madame direct from Madison Garden New York j the famous school horse by Madame Marantette the matchless Arabian high school mare by Col D H St Patrick the worlds greatest high by Madame guaranteeing to jump hurled over seven feet high Card of Thanks We desire to thank the people of Earlington and vicinity for the hb eral patronage they have given us so far during our closing out sale and assure them we have many hundred good bargaing yet lnstookI Dont fall to take thl sale while these bargains last The are going and going Morris Proprietor xrandLeaderEar 1 You Can Eat Eat what your stomach orate without the slightest fear of iNdieos tlou which Is an feeling Yon will not be bothered with Bon Stomach Heartburn Nausea Ba Breath Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digesteze It re4 liens and cures as If by Maglo Pleasant as Candy Relief in one minute Get a 60o bottle from th drug department of the St Bernard l1lnlng Company Misses Mattie and Battle Parker spent Monday in Mr and Mrs D H Klusmeier Fla who have been vis ting Rex MoEuen have home When You Paint buildings inside or out side if you desire the very best results at the least you r should use THE- SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT Call for color cards SOLD BY ST BERNARD MINING GO Incorporated DRUG DEPARTMENT Near Ice Famine Madlsdnville and Earllngton peo pl9 were on the verge of experience tug an ice famine Sunday The fao tory at Madisonville shnt off at 881 Sunday a mand did not furnlel ice until noon At 16 minutes until 12 there were over 100 people boayrows baby buggies and basket- waiting their turn There was also a Bcarcetv of ice m this place Sun day but every one managed tOltt a small ply Mr Anderson o the Madisonville ice plant aldhe would keep Earlington and Madl Bonville people In ice and do the bas he could for his other customer wildgive five Co a weeks outing including a riv er trip from Evansville to the Mame moth Gave and return and a vist to the cave with all expenses paid Would you like to be one of them If so get busy and ask your friends to help you get now subscribers or collect back subscriptions You tryfProminent Society People Have Auto Accident While autclug from Madisonvill to Calhoun Sunday In Mon Kmery Holemans E M F car oontatniu Misses Metabeth Spry Mary Lyoni of Murfreesboro Berry of Morganfleld Messrs Montgomery Holeman and James Sory The axle broko in Pond River bottoms throwing the party out and breaking one of Miss Sorys teeth and sprain ing the ankle of Miss Waller It yoU hays a lady friend that you would like to take a weeks outing a boat trip on Green Blver and visit the Cave at the Bees expense fill In her name on one of the nomination coupons and send it to this office High Price for Manuscript Twenty dollars a line was the price given recently for tho original manu script of Burns ode to the Duchess of Kingston The poem consisting ol I dozen lines was sold for 1214 There arohuudreds of people in Hopkins Co who would enjoy a weeks rest atripjon beautiful Green River and a visit to the Mammoth Cave with all expenses paid The Bee will send five ladles on this trip about 1st A little work on your part will Ret this trip for you Read how at is done in this Issuec ur r w r- r C A MORTON MADISONVILLE f KY v A v Zn t 1Fpr Funeral Director and Embalmer pp Gall Answered Promptly Day or Night a I y 1- W fat t 1 The Mammoth Gave Contest Coupon NeT TRANbr4RAEL Good for 25 Votes for M If placed in ballot box at Bee Office on or before Friday July 15 Ft N NN Net aAN N1a0 NN NNL e k ROBT M DY6 ThroatiPractice limited to diseases of Eye Ear Noso and Tested Glasses Fitted i i OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A Moo 2 TO 430 MtvOffice Over C Roil GroceryCenterStreet MADISONVILLE KENTUCKYqpupil 1 N NNN N N n1r= i= o r7 1 Its not made for any certain climate but is made to withstand 11txweather conditions of every climate Amalgamated ARC ROOFING will not drip under tho blazing sun ror crack In bitterest cold Its b our secret process and S J uniyert all acknowledged the one and ONLY absolutely perfect Amalgamated ARC s ROOFING is standard and takes pame rate us or 1 metal Our agents are authorized to refund money in full if r ARC ROOFING should fail to satisfy Send for samples and full information ROOFING CO Fk1 latIHski1Ndg1liredsgraaAla FOR SALE B l+ STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY iNC RP8RATti MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Aji IL 1ri j i XventyNintli Annual c I r Great Holkins Countyfair 51 i fireaterand 1raDderTimeI Ii 7 Great place for the social commingling of the people where you can your friends relatives arid acquaintances from p di V C J far and near Take a day or two from the dullroutine of every day grind of lift enjoy an outing were you can see some ij rf rV thingI new and thrilling First day freetb children under 15 and oldS S c i 1 f 1J Pacing celebrated Ostrich Race against a a lady Marantetts great society horseshow J Square including Geronimo high ridden Sunflower t ridden Harris jumper ridden Marantette 1 a advantageof fast- Respectfully Kohlman Aaytfcimg or Incorporated Madisonville onsacola returned expense Mammoth September I I Any Ir Bees 7 DeNNtN SORY SEyes P L Amalgamated AMALGAMATED and r Tf r 4 i 0 01 Greatest combinatipriof t high class attractions S w tf ever e nupofaf i ground Not a d llmo t meatFine i s display of stock intlie sho rings Kine displayof products in floraJ halL y One day as good as another and eyery dya t big one i f fr Ftr t day free tp children under fifteen alidod S Vpeople over sixty ears ofage t y rr 1 I ImmbrcEtiL aYEr Jililv IS to 2je 1 Ce ates on RElilt a1f 1teblt1gMaqs6rivilIe CC Givens President Jas A Franceway Secretary W C Hopewell Assistant Secretary F I i oj r 1r m i i 7 tJ r 1 1 f Ypiir+aMdpr4 fv 1 6 iiY i T1 w oLJI 0 w 4 1- Il MEI HARBIN DK LGRAY JDr1 HITIill lit Ry ft A DENTISTS- Fiht V J Extrtclutg t + = ayrcelai Work y IL vI aaJ Dttry h wSf Mty oAics4fwj4kel T 3H t Mls ilk Kentucky i rr itI News of the Town iii Ire Mabel Morrison of Pam 1f 1 lirtlce Is visiting her brother Will kerriaonN y fMr I L Broom of Btowab Ttau le visiting Mrs L V Renfro Iilteve Mthershead of Evansville spent Sunday In the city with his T parents Mra McManaa the mother of MrrH tY Javanese Is very 111 try Misses Ida hell and LenaArnold of Greenville arQ the guests Of Mrs Kate Withers Misses Gertie OBannon an Maude Jlnklns and Messrs Norris King And Will Gnbble ot St Charles motored over to this city SundayI Do you use Tip Top Flour I not you dont use the best thats all Made by J W Thompson i Madisonvllle Ky Mr and Mrs Ben Markham bit LoulByRle pentSUndaynere with his slater Mrs Henry Browder Frank Brown wife and three Children of Paris Tenn who hay been visiting Mrs Bessie Tanner to several days have returned home Miaa Prudy Lynch and Mrs Mary E Tanner of Glarkavllle Tenn 1 who have been the guests of Mrs Bessie Tanner for several days have returned home Clarence Nash wife and two chil dren of Madisonvllle who bav been visiting Mrs Bessie Tanne- have returned Misses Carrie and Margaret At kinson have returned from a weeks visit to Ridgetop Temii c Wij i JULY CLEARANCEi I 4a fe pa SALE I t + v l In every eP artmexGoods r i I are being sacrificed c I l Y Departmentjproffers the balanceof the Woolen Bailorl 1 4 f Suits at lialf priceiv i f4= v i All Linen Suits at198 for cHcdce 5 Summet Dresses and Muslin Under j tiY 1welr very much reduced 7 A Is I Beautiful Shirt Waists at 98cc It L Mens and Boys1 Clothing at 4 Below Cost PplcCsan1new goods everything r i 4 included i t f 1 Underwe r lto eryltJsl5I1irts 1tt- ert f pricesrt Rugs Mattings I Trunks L Bap and i i Suit Cases greatly ducedo v i cDry Goods t Well just come arid see the bargains and join the rrierfy throng Will put on sale this morning 2500 j yards more of new fresh Calico at 3c j yard W t J Y i rv T t Theres aV reasonysi forthcrows were v fKYVs f 3vr r j having Iffth1ssa 1 moneyeT1 J where Wlll you be v H qt f j 14 w r d wA 11 IF YOU SEE IT INCUR AD ITS SO r- J 0 1 I J 0 oJt L U J 1 4 J= r- Miss Lynn Morrison hasreturned 1to her homo at Pembroke after a two weeks visit to relatives bored Elaworth Evans left Sunday lor Rochester N yto Attend the Shrinera conclave there this week Ed Morrison is a vac tion with home folks at Pembroke- f Mrs D E Lynn returned home Friday from Fordavllle where she has been visiting friends 0 Elgie Sisk and Eugene Coenan spent Friday stoning in Mortons Gap with rela iveir Mr and Mrs Jno Deveny were In MadiaonvllJe Friday stalerEarltoRtou KyV Mr and Mrs Jno Lonjtatafl of Elkton are in the city vIuYtihpr her parents Mr and Mrs Wilt Jennings E G MoLeod of Madlsonvllle was in town yesterday DoreInrwith Miss Mary Durham left Friday for Nebo where she will visit her mother i Clarence Higgins spent Sunday in Central City with friends Miss Annie Ashby is spending few days in MadlsonvlLje with tie aister Mrs N I Toombs Mr and Mrs Rob Staver of Evansville spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Egloff Mr Wilt Smith was suddenly called to the bedside of his father at Otterpond Ky who is very ill at that place His wife and two children Joined him Monday Jno A Moore called on friends in Madlsonville Sunday night Misses Nina and Mary Cox of Nebo are the guests of Mrs Jas B Kash Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that suffers frequently from splitting nervous headachesought to go at once to the druggist and get a 25o bottle of our German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate consti pation in a form that may result in other extremely sort OUB ailments sometimes even Brights Disease and Appendicitis Our OarJstedts German Pow der acts on the Liver the real cause of constipation a few doses entirely remove the troubleInsure- a laetlng curenever falls guaran teedit you have headaches get a bottle today from the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment 26o a bottle White T Canvas lippri J Oxfords and Button Shops Choice Variety New StyleX Toes andHeele WOMENTMISSES AND CHILDRE Popular EPiioce- Mens White Canvas Ox i fords and Bals 001TPocketLe 217 MAl ST Evansville Indiana c yi j jt I LET US SELL YOU A SUIT a Before the Fair at an After the Fair Price Men s All 2500 Suits 1090- v cut to All 2250 Suits cut to 1690 All 2000Saits auttorAll 1800 Suits 1390t out to T- All 1T50 Suits cut to 1290 Al1500 Suits ii90out to Suitea arAll 1000 Suits- cut to 790 All = 850 Suits cut to DDUF- irAll 750 Suits 5 50cut to Le 90 These soul =harrowing call CASH case of credit sale goods charged regular prices the in RIGHT NOW MARK THIS Serges and Black Worsteds in cluded in this price sale BISHOP COMPANYYOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT MEldiECrl il1 = J I wIll hayfl a of Nice Ripe Peaches in Tuesday quick if want somethinK L E MoBuBN Will Oaborne made abuaineas trip to this city Tuesday Miss Nettie Bell spent Sunday in Madisonvllle with friendsMarvin Mitchell made a business trip to MadiBonville Saturday Mrs Dave Klnchelo of ville was in this city Saturday O B Johnson made a business trip to Madisonville Saturday a dinner pall of good coffee for 100 with a cup and aauoer this month HurrrnpUf yovr want something nice IJE MoEuBN Mrs Dave was In sonville Monday shopping E L Wise made a business trip to NItUaonVll1eMondayJ bUSln88 trip to MadlsonvllleMondayMrs In Madisouville Monday Col W A Toombs who has been in Providence for the few days on business has returned home Raymond Lynn of Fordsville Is visiting friends in the city Prices on Groceries Gold flour 05o Bacon 12 to Hlo 50 IbB Pure lard55O4 cans of Hominy260100I- baJost Chicken feediper dohr 25o Grated Pineapple lOo Best Pea Coffee25oL-arge Peaches Large can Tomatoes 10o 2 Spda tit 5o 8 lbs LopseStarch J F DEV LDER You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual ora firm standing in the business world printedThewont keeps on hand a line of letterheads noteheads billheads statements envelopes both linen and commerolal We also do circular invitation oat alogue work Give us a trial Ypii will be pleased Than Quinine HughesToniois byDrugglstB600YRXPABED htBQBlKWSMTETIT CO Iswrpofa U4 lomiifille o f i Boys Ji IJl t LDIIOKZBI00IIE AH 1000 Suits CQ t750 1 a C All 000 cut to 675i i All850Suitscut 650ita 0 J All 800 Suits cut to 625All 750 Suite cut tor 590All tO 050 Suits cut 525Cill 000 Suits cut tO r1 4r- Ail 500 Suits cut to u390All 400 Suits cut to 300All85b Suits t to u 275All 300 Suits out 4 2 25 All 250 Salts oat to 190 cuts for on the spot In a will be at We need cash our businesyBlue are not cut i 3 c 9 Ky lot Come you good Martin Madison Dr Get free Walter Madl visited friends last Cheap Medal 225 Lemons Berry can 10o Ibe O 10o fine and and Better to Suits cut tb mm i Get Acquainted x With the celebrated Ster J ling wayof clothesemak InK ii1yt V We recommend them- for i their styleforr the perfect workmanship all wool fabrics vng the wyi1 L 1 derful lowness of their j r prIce i JJ Many Models C Fahrics of all weaves and colors iricf lhe1 promptest pcsslble i serv ice I Most styles IS to 35 0 St Bernard StoreL W R GOYLE MANAGER St Bernard Mining Company INCORPORATED EARLNG ON KENTU JY WWMWftW MYMYMY u O EEET ili r= 1 a I1 1 i 1 4 i 0 r u = rIf L c t Sv s L lit i i r flOSIN OUT tAL NOW ONy r- zy 1 x I t GircI0singolJt sale was ushered in on Saturday July 8 with a Grand Rushoflighly Pleased Customers jn rsameA wllcon f I ji ti r time httffeery vestige omerchandise to the house is soldo some on J I T r 1 rSr h tfJt beAlltX t 1 i 4 4 or ftiJti t A n i y I y1 t thrownlolit ta every customer as these goods must5 o and are priced 1l many cases k yi r t t 4t tit fIiIijj gEL1Q 4C i I 4r yvAri I T f- TqoTr 1 I Do notbaran t you gotten our prices no matter howI small the items may be you are wanting U I I 3 aalle 11 I f GRAND LEADER I y y NotesIBY AIL EN DAVIS 5i a Mr and Mrs Ruby Laffoon and daughters Misses Laura Isabelle ndLeUaJjafloon left Tuesday to Hopkinsville to spend the remain d rjof the month the guest of Mrs i Belle Nuckolls 1ty foxtka n ysi IfliB Flora McCann returned to iier ionieinPaducab Monday alter a port visit to Miss ruth MoJtTeil ip tbscIty Get the habit of coming to th branch office of the 3emiWeekly Dee at Mortons Furniture Store wbeh you want engraved cards em- bqFseletterheads dance tickets or programs We have the bent and letUS figure with you on prices AILEEN DAVIS Manager Misses Mary Lyon of Murfrees toro Teun and Berry Waller of Morganfleld who have been the quests of Mrs C L Ross in this city during the past week returned r homo Monday Mr and Mrs B O Mitchell are Bspending the week at Dawson Mine Bessie Steward of Birming 1 ham Ala returned to that city Sat nrday after spending the month with relatives in Madisonville Mrs Lady Robinson left Sataur u dayfor Nashville to spend several weeks with relatives Will Statler ot Evansville Is vis atlngihis sister Mrs D H Kincbelo inrthlB city forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Math souville people in Mortons Furni ture Store If you want advertising or Job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AILEEN DAVIS Manager Mrs Ida Golloday of Hopkins ville who has been visiting her thisrcity returned home Miss Mary Glenn Waller of klnavllle who has been HopJ grandparents Prof and Mrs Glenn In this city returned home Saturday We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy Job work that will give saris faction see our samples and get prices at the Madisonvllle Branch StoreyMisses Mary Francis Ashby and Helon Jagoe are visiting Mr and Mrs W D Davis near Morganfield this week Charles Fugate arrived iu the city Saturday for a three weeks visit to his parents Mr and Mrs Ad Fugate Charles is in the lumber business in Oklahoma and Is doing will MiB8Mary Clinton of Providence is in Madisonvllle the guest of tier sister Mrs B M Slaton No More Dyspepsia Gas ur other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a little Dlgeeteze a power ful digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple pF r sale by the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Gilbert I Ing made bUBmess trip ISont to AfaU JtvllJeSatprdayt 1i fN1NMAONV1tLEj Visit the Princess Theater the best moving pic lures ySomething each night L Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5 nightk r PRICES 5 L 10 CENTS erFBETHEL FEMALE COLLEGE I Hopkinsville Kentucky I The only Womans College in Western Kentucky offering three years of standard College work in addition to standard Northern College Entrance Courses Music Do rmesticService and Expression taught by the best ofinstructiors The home department In not exoelled by any school in Kentucky Our whole capaci ty has been engaged for next year But we have secured another large well equipped pbuilding for the overflow For Catalogue apply tot H G BROWNELL Pres L a THE BEST TELEPHONE SERVICEI 4 XOOX HIKE MB FARMER 1 Note that the Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company Incorporated is offer log to you an ideal proposition for telephone service our you have ad vantages of long distance to every important point in the United States TheI amongthemreports up your friends and relatives A these adP Vantages and are more than you would pay for the service+ AlLiterature and information furnlsbed by calling on our manager E G Mann t r i GyMBERtAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GO t IBCefpn ruled l f z St ll 1 F pdJ I1P I pW7 9 l wIsw S wvpWplw r IiJ ii iiiii ii III Nortonville News Miss Jennie Glass of HopkinE ville was here Saturday Robert Wells and family Or vill Oats and family Drew Yes el1eJMrs Charles Burden andrllfis J4SadyeBetbel y iq Madisouville Mr Howard McG egory of Princeton was here Tuesdayw J H Brown of Central Oit was in town Tuesday Born to Mr and Mrs Finni- Wells a boy Mr John Kate of Hopkinsvill- who e has just returned from Vanderbilt University at Nashville was in town Monday and Tuesday Mr Ohae Slaughter of Hop kinsville wus here Tuesday Robert Whitlow of Hopkins ville passed through Tuesday en route to Dawson Mrs W L Moore left Tuesday for McNary where she will spend several weeks 0 B Trathen attended the ball game at Earlington Tuesday Walker K Longspent Tuesday afternoon in Earlington Misses Mabelle Almon and Lola May Prowse are visiting near White Plains Lonnie Heard was in Earling ton Tuesday Miss Mary Bohn of Hopkins ville spent Snndav here as the guest of Friends Mr arid MJE Frank E Mohr and daughter Miss Helen spent Tuesday in Nashville J udge Hicks of Dawson Springs was here Monday Dint Williams was here Monday euroute to Dawson M M Gillmore of Dawson was here Monday Walter K Long cashier of the Nortonville Bank has returned from a visit to Cadiz 0 Burt Maddux of White Plains was here Tuesday Fred Dixon made a business trip to Dawson Monday Mr Oleo Olair of White Plains attended the dunce here Friday nightMiss Anna Morgan went to Greenville Tuesday to attend a party given by her cousin x Mr Clarence Hard wick of Dawson Springs was here Friday and Saturday Mr and Mrp Frank E Mohr and daughter Miss Helen arrived last Thursday from Oolumbui Ohio haying made the trip in their touring car They lift yp Nrr 4r their home the Tuesday morning previous They came via Ziina and Dayton Ohio being delayed at the latter place by terrible rains and washouts Richmond and Indianapolis led were the next cities they visited And from there they raortered south to tottheeOhio River at that place then Aftesr leaving Henderson they experi brelkingIbqen repared their next stop Madisouvilie and from ther they came directly to Nortonville making the seven hundred miles allyreport a very enjoyable trip and hasd it not been for the delays Miss Sallie Lovan of Sturgis is visiting relatives here Gill Edwards of Pembroke was here Tuesday Dr und Mrs T R Howell have returned home from a visit to Grahum KV Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if you use Dlgesteze Ithelps yourstomach doth work digests wbat you eat and makes Rood rich blood from your NightsHeadache Digestezefold its cost at drag department of OompanyInoorporated r 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 1000 votes Most Miles for1 Least Honey The BRUSJI Runabout is incomparable on this scoretake it from any viewpoint In first cost in operation in repairsit costs less than any other dependable car made Thats why its called Ev erymans Car The BRUSH Car is especially adapted to the use of Farmers Doctors Contractors Mail Carriers Mer chants and is unsurpassed as a pleasure caro BRUSH RUNABOUT 450 F 0B Detroit Write Us Today for Caialog- uoLambertWalker HdwGo INCe BeRATFIC Wholisali and Retail Distribut- orstlrNPfR50N KY I ItiJN r rto It The Standard Concrete Burial Vauitand an everlasting resting place for the dead It is airtight and madeThisTheMIinto place This vault is practically a solid concrete tomb not iffeoted in any way by the nature of the soli in which it IS placed and time oily adds to its hardness racdolSolid thelidtoIThis vault leaves your loved ones us well proteced and peacefully bybejn c notdecnyThis vault is manufactured by W O Mann Au order placed with mp or any undertaker will have prompt attention dollThe in the show window in my office on North Main street SQVNlVIANN Y Teebeone 69 MADISONVJLLC Y t Irz I rDo you realize the serious cpnsequences of continuousi eye strain If s I V t 0 Correct your sight early and avoid5 a itOptician I test them tthoroughly free Jv fof charge r- aL C WILEY 1 JEWELER AND 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