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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): August 4, 1911
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"23aiH junaBin. i w, tit iiifiw inn i&&fzw . in0raaMi&Kft?ftr3f' m aaak FRIDAY IF YOU DOrjjip ADVERTISE YOUR (r FRIDAY M tWENTY-SECON0YEA- BUSINESS fX ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE frrn R -- Hiv ? m EARLINGTOti, HOPKINS COUNTY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1911 B N: JOLLY PARTY WORK ON NEW Cave C2 "HELLO" OF MINERS ENTOMBED 2 DAYS .. .. .t was auve and mat tne worn oi ine Hundreds of volunteer workers wool Iiava Atmircrlflri InnnRRnntlv for 48 hqurstOjXeasb bim had beenBueee Talki to Kin UNKNOWN NEGRO KILLED WHILE WILL-B-E ATltMPfS ASSAULT f 1" RIDING WHEEL On the Bee's Mammoth Green RiVer'Trip COALING STATION Mortons Gap Will Soon Havt New Plant for Throuih Rescuers . . iffer Four ? P Drill Shafts' Hid iriiiiRricIiMfm " IN JOPLINMrNE SUNDAY i I L-- i ':joplin, Mo. AuRUBt 3, Joseph Clary, impriBuned by a cave in At the White Oak Mine near this city slae last Sunday morning, was by rescuers this norning. He was alive aud well, Three workmen were digging In tne narrow shaft The bottom suddenly gave way and they dropped Into the drift at 8;36 e'elock. A ent glare of hghj flashed in. on the tombed Clary, and he looked upon fellow beings after a period of dark-nee- e which, though reckoned by him to be somethlug over four days, was .J leally exactly three days and 45 minutes. Clary's Imprisonment had severe ly weakened him, but shouts from the mouth of the shaft, sounds from the outer world and gashes of fresh atr gave heart and strength to the miner. At first he had little to say save tobreatke histhankB. A pbyslolan was lowered. He stimulants. Clary was he4sted to the surface and set foot on top of earth ten mtuates after ho was found. His father, brothers and the physician hurried hia away to the Clary home nearby, where hw mother, weakened by the strain of her lotg vigil, lay 111. The first three attempts to drill a small bole to admit air and sour ishment failed to loeate young Clary, but the fourth was success-t- . It was found that Clary was in Mumlnent danger of drowning from water rising in the drift. Diggers In the shaft redoubled their; efforts and the drift was reached earlier than expected. Tails Ixprlence Standing on a bfgh section of ground not reached by the steadily rising water, Clary lato last night related his 'remarkable experieuee to men on the- - surface. Communication was obtained with the young man by means of av telephone. As he told of his long vigil In absolute darkness fraught now with hope, now with bitter disappointment, but never with despair, he interrupted the conversation now and then to rieetve supplies of food lowered through the Ive-lno- h shaft, which after three holes were bored in vain, 4 finally reached the drift where he was 'held a prisoner. The suspense he suffered is Indicated in part of his story as told over tbe telephone. He said : "I tried to count tbe strokes of the drill and was able to gauge time a little by tbe pounding of the bit. Hours passed until I heard the drill cutting Intd the hard groumWbufc X ' could not locate the souudjtthe darkness. "Soon the drilling stopped. I knew they the drift. As time passed and I could hear no sound, I could picture them making new calculations. I was not surprised when I heard tho drilling of the first hole. rehd had-mlbse- d Water SIim ( "All thetimo the water was rising a httlp higher, but I was not worried. I was hungry, but 1 tried to keep from thinking about anything to eat, It wrb hard to keep from thinking about it, however, and I drank jots of water from tho drift. "After a wnlle I felt a draft of fresh air, and I knew the drill had cut into the drift. But in the darkXappaport St Sett Kaa ness X could nob looato it. I called Loo M. Bappaport, the Indlanapolwith all my might, but could not iB lawyer who is workiugm defense make myself beard. It was mad- of John J. McNamara, will act as dening. s best man at the 'wedding Wednes"Then when I hoard tho drilling day of H. S. Hockin and Miss Kathagain In a new location I was dis- erine EgloII. ot Earlington, Ky. couraged for the flrpt time. But not Mr. Hockin la noting secretary-treaBurfor a minute did I give up' hopo, ; of the International Asso"If wb just the same thing over ciation of Bridgo and Structural and over again t(r the" next few Iron Workers. He assumed the pohours, I grew very hungry all the sition when McNamara was taken time, but tried to forget it. I bus- from Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. ied myself as much as possible un- Hockin will reside temporarily In til the fourth drill hole penetrated Indlauapolls following a trip through the roof of tho drift, it took me a tbe East. hole v Jong time to locate the Constipation is the starting point Joplln, Mo., Aug, 1. "Shortly after for many serious diseaBos. To be noon today a faint "hello" up the healthy keep the bowels active and fourth drill shaft sunk In the effort regular. HERBINE will remove to rescue Joseph Clary, 82 years od, all accumulations in the bowels and pufthe system In prime condition. who hM.bean entombed iif a mine Price Me. Sold by St. Bernard Min- driftfeetblo.lhesijflaas alouM ifcgJ Co., IaoorppratMj- Drug DV Sunday dbonj announced that he partment eecre-tary-treaBu- rer After a lapse of a few minutes On Miss Tola Belcher,, of Norton ,OUuy,4fi nt up the. 4rllfelf flg Arrival of ',; "Water about three feet deep fni ville' Saved by Sister IrvLaw some places in drift. I am en'aMiighj plaon and it may net reacV use If you hurry. The air was gettiag'bad. POSSE MAKE FRUITLESS SEARCH I feel much better now.1' negro made an atAn Albert's Headache Checkers give tempt Unknown the thirteen year to assault Instant relief and permanently cure all headaches, neuralgia,, periodical eld daughter of William Belcher a pains. Five doses 10 cents; doses Nortonville miner Tuesday morning 35 cunts. Mail orders filled by the blocking tbe girl almost to insensiBloodine Corporation, Boston Mabb. bility before he was frightened away St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, 'Drug Department, Special by the arrival of the girls sister-in-laAgent. with a shot gun. Following the news, of the attempted assault a Entertains Guests poBse of citizens was bABtily formed Miss Susie E. Boxley entertained' and men on foot aud on horseback In a most charming manner last scoured the country seeking the fuevening at her home on Edgehil. St. gitive but without success. The Nashville, In honor of her guests,, citizens of the little city wero con Misses' Willie and Ethel McAfee, eiderably worked up over the occur-rauce- k who leave Saturday evening for The girl while badly frightElktou, where they will ppend a few ened was not seriously injured and days with relatives and from there has recovered from her fright She they will return to tbulr home in says she gave the negro something Earhngton. MIbbcb Willie and Etb to eat several days ago and has seen el have been the honorees of around him hanging around tho neighbor of entertainments during their stay Ihood two or three times Bince. Mr. there. Belcher 1b employed by the NortonLast evening the Edens borne waB ville Coal & Coke Dompauy and is beautifully decorated with out flow- 'a substantial citizen of tbe place. ers and vines, a color scheme of pink Kaay a Suffering Womaa and green being artistically emphaMiss Boxley was assiBted in Drags berself painfully through sised. receiving bor guests by her mother, her dally tasks, suffering from backache, headache, nervousness, loss f Mrs. 0. O. Edens. Games and mu-sl- e appetite and poor sleep, not knowwere enjoyed until a late hour ing her Ills are due to kidney and when refreshments were Berved. A bladder troubles. Foley Kidney large number of friends enjoyed tbe Fills give quick relief from pain and return heajth evening. The hostess and honorees misery and a prompt woman towho so and strength. No gowns while suffers can afford to overlook Foley wore white lingerie Mrs. Edens was attired in a gown f Kidney Pills. Sold by St. Bernard Mlnlug Co., black satin. Incorporated, Drug Department. Stepping on a rusty nail haB been the causa ot many cases of lockjaw. GOKPZRS HAS 90 D AYS The nail was not Bamuch tbe fault EOS. CONTEMPT AKSW1RS as neglect of tbe wound. If.suoh wounds were promptly cleansed and BALIiARD'S SNOW LINIMENT Justice Wright Makes Order in Case of applied there would be no lockjaw, Federation of Labor Leaders. as tho antiseptic properties of the liniment would counteract the poison and the wound would heal quickWashington, Aug. 2. Samuel ly. Price 62, 50 and $1.00 por bottle. Gompers, Frank Mgrrisou and John Sold py St. Bernard Mining Co, Mitchell, the labor leaders, wero toDrug Denartment. day allowed twenty days by Justice Wright of the District Suprome F0RM1R EARLINGTOX GIUI JCAJtolXS IN IMDIAXAP0LIS Court tri1 which o answer $he charges of contempt against them, Miu Catherine Egloff and H. S. Hockin as contained in a second report of the(commlttee of prosecutors in the of Bridge Workers Association Bucks Stove and Range cases. Clippings from IndlanapoliB paper The court held that the filing of announcing the approaching marri- charges of contempt under oatluby age of Mjbb Katheribe ErIoII, daugh- the commltteeof prosecutors ..made ter of Mrs. T. E Egloil, of tbiB place out a prima facie case. Justice are published below It is under- Wright's order will permit tbe de stood ,tke wedding took place Wed- - fendants to file answer nndef oath nesday.of this vweek, though these 'to the charge or to answer a series annftuncemepta reached Tile Bee ef .interrogatories, propounded Iby tbe proseed by the prosecutors, dewithout date aut read as follows: Hi 8. Hockin, acting seoretary-treasnr- signed to substantiate tbe charges. Counter proof may be filed by the of the International Assorespondents at the end of the twenciation of Bridge and Structural to offer such ty days, but Iron Workers and Miss Katherine counter proof,failure counter held, the Hglo'ff, of Earllngton, Ky., wIll be would bo taken to an admission of married Wednesday atternoon in the facts as charged, and tho case IndlanapoliB. Leo. M. Bappaport. wopld be disposed of under the law. attorney; will be best man. The Cuts and bruiBes may be healed In bride and bridegroom will depart about d tbe time required Wednesday night for St. Louis, Mo., by tbe usual treatment by applying It is an and will go from there to WeBt Ba- Chamberlaln's'Liniment. antiseptic and cause such Injuries to den, Ind. Afterward they will take heal without maturation, TbiB linia two week's Eastern trip. Mr. Hoc- ment also relieves soreness of the kin has been a member of the exec- muscles and rheumatic pains. For utive board of the union for G years. Bale by all dealers. His home Ib t Detroit, Michigan. To The Republicans of Hopkins County. When John L. McNamarn, I hereby announce myself a candiof the union, was ardyrested for alleged complicity In date for the office of Representative namiting outrages In California, Mr. of Hopkins county in the next GenHockin was appointed to fill tho eral Assembly of Kentucky, subject plaoe temporarily. Mr. and Mrs. Hockin will reside temporarily in to the action of the Republican ConIndianapolis on their return from vention to be held in Madisonville on the East. the 19th of August, 1911. w "'V Carl Marino, of Howell, was In stantly Killed Tuesday Hornfnw Ne. THIRTY-FIV- E WILL GO , There will be a jolly party of 85 or ell Shops more make the Mammoth Cave Green River trip on Sept. 2nd. In MEANS. CONTINUOUS GOOD WOWC addition to tne five ladies sent free WARNING BY 5WITCH- FOR MORTONS GAP MINGS. and the chaperons there will be 96 MAN UNHEEDED or more of the best people from Geo. Hill, ohief engineer of Earlington, MadiBonville, Mortons Henderson division of the I,. &the Carl Marino, 827 Houston avenne, If. Howell, a carpenter in the L. & N. Gap and St. Charles will accompany was here this week consulting with shops at Howell, was killed at 5:80 the partv. The contestants are evi- the engineering department of the o'clock Tuesday morning in the shop dently holding back tbeir votes as a St. Bernard Mining Co., with referyards while attempting to ride his very light vote was handed in this ence to the progress of work and the wheel between two .moving switch week. We expect to see a large in- details of the new coaling station at crease and several surprises when Mortons Gap, on which engines. work was Ab Marino started between tbe two the vote are counted next Tuesday. begun some time ago. Thus far only Following are the names and the excavating and grading" have enginoB Harry Inglehardt, a switchman who was riding tbe running standing of contestants to date. proceeded. Tho St.B emard company board of the engine that killed the This information will be published bas timbers ,on the ground with man, called to him not to attempt in each issue of the paper until the which to construot Its trestle front the tipple to the new coal Dockets to the gap. A space of twelve feet contest closes' be constructed and tbe lans are seperated the two moving engines Miss Aurella Waller, Earlington 15,860 agree upon and Marino had to ride his bicycle in detail. The material 16,075 for the Ida Lee SiBk, Earlington on a narrow board across tho tracks. sixteen 8 tons pockets to ba 12,826 erected haB Hib wheel slipped as be peddled up- Lilly Harris, Madhiofcville none of It arrived bat MIbs Willie Jenkins, St.Ohsrlos will probably be shipped to Mortoas on the board and he fell under the , 11,725 during the engine wheels. first half of August aael Miss Bernice Wimberly, Madison, the work will proceed -His bead was crushed almost off rapidly U 11,600 completion. viile and the neck was almost severed. At this coaling station the through Death was instantaneous. Tbe en- Miss Catb Medlock, Mortons.... 6,875 gine, although moving elowly, car Miss Louise McPberson, Madison- freights that formerly coaled at ..4,700 Earlington, before they ried the prostrate man several feet ville were divertMiss Ruth MoNeal, Madisonville ed through tho before It could be stopped. x "cut efl" will coal. 2,600 The plant will ... be modern in every 'Marino was little known among Miss Trixie Robertson, Madisonville respect and ample in sixe and equipthe workmen at the Bhops, having , 2,480 ment to meet every demand npon it recently moved to Evansville from Louisville, Ky. He leaves a wife Mrs. Walter Daves, Earlington. 1,100 for years into the future. And it and two little children. He was Miss May Bsbb, White Flams. . . 1,000 will mean better work the year employed la the cabinet repair Margaret Mitchell, Earlington.. 1,000 round for tho mine employes at 1,000 Mortons Gap. Mary Blair, Earlington shops. Miss Ida Bobbitt, Madisonville Coroner E. C. Macer was not noti1,000 Sallow complexion comes froa fied of tbe man's death until after 6 bilious impurities in the blood aad o'clock. He had the man's body Do not allow your kidney and the fault lies with the aad removed to Smith's morgue. Mrs. bladder trouble to develop beyond bowels :tbey are torpit. liver medThe Marino, was sot notified until sever- - the reach of medicine. Take Foley icine that gives results in such cas- pn In TTTT!T?.RT'N"n' .. TU u Kidney Fills. They give quick t How- -' . i I and st6p'irreguTatItfe"s'wltlr tne Inability of the map! employ- surprising promptness. hls4famlly. Tbe widow ers to locate Sold by St.Bernard Mining Co.. is prpBtrate. Incorporated, Drug DeBartment. stimulant ments. alKUTityjim-tttaTeC- r" iriiuo uvu. ooia oy at, .Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug DepartCOST OF Jails Victim To Thieves, ASYLUM INMATIS HAVE PELLAGRA In- - STEEL laUIPltlMT $630,4M. ' ' has a justifiable grievance. Two thieves stole his health for twelve Seventeen Cases Appear in Eastern years. They were a liver and kidstitution at Lexington, Ky. ney trouble. Then Dr. King's New S. W. Bends, of Coal City, Ala,, Railroad Would Have to Pay 000 to Replace Wooden Rolling Stock With Steel er oue-thlr- well now. Uurlvaled for ConstipaLexington, Ky., August 2. Sevention, Malaria, Headache, Dyspepsia. teen patientB of the Eastern Ken25c at all "druggists. tucky Insane ABylum have developed pellagra. It is estimated that Mrs. John L Long's Sunday School Class there are 100 sases in tbe state. " Five deaths have occured. Entertains The contest that has been going on Card ef Trunks between MrB, Frank Arnold's and We desire to tbank the kind friends Mrs. John Long's Sunday Bchool olasses ended last Sunday with Mrs. and neighbors whbvso willingly Arnold's olass victorious, tbe result came to our aid during the recent being that tbe defeated ones bad to illness and death of our Father T. give the entertainment. Both class- C. Martin. Hib Children es met at the home of Mrs. John L. Long, which was beautifully decor?rie Cheeks or Rosy Ones. ated with Japanese lanterns and Pale oheeks, muddy complexion, flowers, Monday night. After spend- dull eyes show a poverty of blood. ing the evening in gameB and con- Bloodine Livor Pills, will drive the tests, delightful refreshments were impurities from the system, and enBerved. All departed, hoping tba ables your daily food to supply new, blood and rosy cheeks. another contest would be started rich,' red Pills cure Liver Ills. St. Bloodine right away. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporrted, Drug Department. Special Agents. LUeyPills throttled them. He's Tp replace present woodon rolling stock with steel would cost Unite States roads $630,489,000, on whleh 1 per t ' "' be 128,872,028. Thes.e figures at complied by special committee annual Interest wbali American Railway Association. Old Bee's For Sale Old Bee's for sale at this orlee ec office in Morton's Far-nituBtoreMadIsonvIlle, Ky. All you want at 24 cents each. rf! at tbe branch re An Editor's Toat of a dollar, When some kind subsonber present! How dear to our hearts is the face It may it to view I ' come today or It maycom It may come tomerrow; Dyspepsia is our natural ailment. Burdock Blood Bitters is tbe national cure tor it. It A New Fabric from others or it may come from you. The big shiny dollar, tho round Dear delinquent subscriber, present it to.view. A round silver dollar we ball as a strengthens stomach membranes, promotes flow ot digestive juices, purifies tbe blood, builds you An Euglish manufacturer at Bradford 1b now weaving a cloth made up. entirely (wrap and weft) of human hair. The new fabric is intendILLINOIS GOAL TO CANADA ed for mterlinings for men'B Dominion Takes off Duty to Relieve Fuel wear, and possesses the advantages of being absolutely unbreakable, Famine in Vcstern ProVinctiv and unoreasable. silver dollar, 0-- er - make this announcement after due deliberation on my part and the urgent solicitation of loyal Redubli-can- s in different parts of Hopkins county. 1 am in full accord with the platform adopted by the Republicans in State Convention in the City of Louisville on June 11, 1911, and if nominated will feel it my duty to present the principles set fourth in this platform to the voters of Hopkins County from the stump, subject at all'times to the advice of friends in the party. If not nominated I shall put forth my best efforts' to help the party on to victory in the next election in November. Yours to wjn, GEO. KING, Ky., July 28, 1911. Madisonville, 1 Winnipeg, Man., AugUBt 1. The government has taken duty oil coal Imported into Canada all ports between Salt Ste. Marie, Out., and the Faolflo coast, to relieve the coal famine in tho weBtern provinces. Orders have already been given for 1,000,000 touB to Washington and Montana mines. OrderB bavo also been sent to Illinois and Indiana dealers. New Soda Fountain we go. We have a $100 scholarship on Loving money is sinful, some good people tell us, Bryan & Stratton BuBine6s College . for sale. Tills is one of the best bus- But tho pennilesB printer can hardly be blamed. iness colleges in tho State, and a j The penniless printer,' the hardi scholarshlpMn this college is A 1. Scholarship For Sale treasure, For often expenses overwhelm us with woe. We count It the source of an exquisite pleasure, Aud yearn for it fondly wherever The Star Restaurant has just imported an "Liquid Ice-leSoda Fountain" costing $12.&0 It certainly Is a thing of beauty and one of the best in this part of the county. The front counter is solid marble, The service is solid Bllver and artistically carved. The back consists of a fine plate glaBS mirror x8 feet surrounded by a heavy up-to-dass Keeps sending out papers that InOld Bee's For Sale terest you. Old Beo's for sale at thiB office or So hand In tho dollar, the big, daddy dollar, at tbe branch office in Morton's Furniture store Maditionvilio, Ky. All Dear reader, now won't you present you want at 24 cents each. them In view? THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE. workipg printer, j a The Bee's Mammoth Gave Contest Coupon t ; 4 M. ' Good for 25 Vofea for N0T TRANSf CRAEU i A black mahogany frame. The Star Restaurant will have this fountain in operation in a few days and in people to call in vlte and see it. If ' , laced" via. dHi jW -- ballot box at Bee Office on ore before tf! -' Twlay, 15 Afftt ov.t .owl-r-1 4 .i-.- " 4' & pV"-'"- " '' . W ..'lW VW "'"' piftp!(&fi ; '';' ' w, WWW SEO i y . ' n !" Subscription Rates Year... Slxraonths Ono ?1.00 50 25 5 i OVER NIAGARA IN A BARREL 10BRY', LEACH tladder Trouble Closes . i I Terrible Pains. G. V'4v HmHv ia luffale Hews A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. .' Pf, iftw ' ;!1 0? i EDITOR AND PUBLISHKR .1. m. DAWOETT MCIATE EBITOR AND BUSINESS MANABER PAUL M. MOORE. Three months SIurIo copies Spacimea copies mailed free Kentucky Prist Asseciatien and SicMut District Makers Leupte Correspond on sptUicatlou. ents wanted In all parts of the f' tfc f county. Address as for ticulars. 119 5wrf Mum par- f ,H a rf't franc Otic m JfcrfMt't Furniture MHBWHV Sfu. aiMKX WI fw. T mxcrw niw ynr Strut, JfaK- - .. down top from the outside. They the headed for Hog Island, as I told them to, and some minutes later oame three taps on the barrel. That meant that they had gone as far as they could so I kicked taek three times and then I- felt or heard the water rushing along antftlde. I was going head first, but I says to myself, (God save the king and the - "I GOT IN and they damped I "&. "1 f'TMw47 MMMMMIH Friky, lm August 4, 1911 MIMMIMI VmW' II f- - sonville people ' in Morton's Furniture Store. If yon want advertising or Job work or wish to subscribe We are authorized' to announce James H. Laffooh. of St. Charles, as for the paper, call up number 4. a candidate fiqr Representative In , i Hi-WB- Ht : ! i.tf? ?'.. & ill 'i' P. ft.-' . it ri jr v. J VI ' atjt .t ii oW StT IM-- V .. and Miss Jane worth, up to $16.50, Trustee Sale Thursday morninc: for a tw'o weeks' Price, $6.85; Silk and satin lined "We aro authorized to announce visit to their grandparents, Mr. and off. eorge King, of Earlingtou. as a Mrs. R. S.Duiiri, Sr., in Springfield, "All of a sudden we, went .up and Dress Suits in find vel ours, worsteds, candidate for Representative in the Tenn. raced ahead. l Well,' thinks,!, here's atid Berges, very nobbiest styles and legislature, subject to the action Mrs. W. J. Lamb and daughter, for a go.' Suro enough, we turned patterns, values up to $38.50. Trustee Hopkins tthe Republican party of onuty. Miss Ruth, of Nashville.are visiting feet first and then went Btraight Sale Price, $9.75; Men's first quality relatives in this oity for the month. down, fast but smooth. It seemed Beacon Falls .Rubber Boots, sold evThose. desirlug to go with lhe Bee's a long way to the bottom, but .1 erywhere at $4.75 frustee Sale Price, Mammoth Cave via the Green River knew what was going, pn and held $2.95; lien's Fine Oxfords, all leather Madisonville Notes party on Sept. 2 can do so by send- my breath. I (could tell when we and latest Pike toes, all sizes, worth ing in their names on or before Aug. went under water. Way down un- up to $5.00, Trusteo Sale Price, 98 25. The entire trip with all expens- der we seemed to stop. Then up she cents; Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, XY AILEEN DAVIS. es paid costs you only $17.50. came, like an express train. I felt all wool materials, values up to Miss Evelyn Crow left Wednes- the barrel shoot out of the water and $5.00, orly $1.05; Men's $1 Dress South 'End Bridge Club day for Providence to spend a few fall back and thon I kind of lost in- Shirts, 47c; Men's 25p Suspenders, Mrs. Li E. Ruby entertained most days with relatives during the Fair. terest, for I knew the lads would get Trustee Salo Prioo, 12o; Men's $2.50 ieautifullv the members of theSouth Miss Lorene Martin, of EarleB me out. It neemod and hour till Hat, only 08o; Men's $4.00 Shoes, they had me ashore and a bib of 3Bnd Bridge Club Tuesday morning Ralston Health, Stetson and Reed, KyM is the guest of the Misses Plain comfort between my teeth." at her home on Union St., in this of this cty. all leathers, patent velour, gun . The more metal and Russia tan on sale now Any skin itching is a ity. Get the habit of coming to the you scratch the worse It itches. Doan'a OintMrs. H. F. Head made the high-9Men's Full Peg and Medium ment cures piles, ecietna any skin ilcbise. At $1.05; presented an elab- - branch office of the score and was Peg Trousers' values up to $5.00, ' ail drug stores. .. , Bee, at Morton's Furniture Store, W1BIU IBI1 Ul ouiuumuiuuouo you want engraved cards, emMiBses Elite Gardiner and Virgin- when .1! ' ia Junn, of Frankfort, and Mrs. bossed letterheads, dance tickets or John L. Grayot, of Smithland, were programs. We have the beat and ' let us figure with you on prices. guests of the club most appetizing luncheon was Ailebn Davis, Manager. A OFFER served at the conclusion of the Jim Johnson, of Bowling Green, gamee was the ghost of friends in MadisonBeginning .Saturday, August 5th, and until and MissFrankie Waller left Wednes- ville Wednesday. day to sp.ond a few 'days the guest Mrs. Thoo. M. Ashby, of HanBon, including Saturday, August 12th, we will give who has been visiting her daughter, t friends in Owenaboro. with each 25c box of Soul Kiss Talcum purdurMrs. M. D. Brown, of St. Miss Susan Mobs returned to her ing the paBt Ave weeks,Louis, returned chased a 25c bottle of Soul Kiss Perfume free. tiomo in Hopkinsyille Wednesday, home Tuesday. accompanied by Miss Frances Elgin, Frank Cardwell and Neel Hollin-pe- r Soul Kiss Talcum is a newaddition to our stock attended the Fair in Providence who will spend a few days as iier Thursday. ffDOBt. of toilet articles and to induce our friends to try We make a specialty of doing two Loss of Pay ' Loss of Time Means this splendid Talcum we make the above exand throe color work. If you want Kidney troubles and the ills it ceptional offer. la8sy job work that will give satis- breeds meaup lost time and lost pay samples and get to many a working man. M. Balent, faction see our prices at the Madisonville Branch 1214 Little Penna. St., Streator, 111., Remember! This offer applies to cash or credit kidney and bladder Office in Morton's Furniture Store. was so bad fromcould not work, but he' trouble that sales alike. AiiiEEN Davis, Manager. he says: 4iI took Foleys Kidney Floyd Wlnfree, of HopkinBVilie, Pills for only a short time and- got well and was soon able to go Trill arrive in the city Thursday to entirely work, and am feeling well back to spend the remainder of the week and healthier than before." Foley with his sister, Mrs. G. W. Parker. Kidney Pills are tonic in action, quick in results a gocd friend to Joh n McPherson, of Hopkinsvillei the working man or woman who fe In this oity the guest of his broth- Buffers from kidney ilia. INCORPORATED Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Iner, J. D. McPherson, Br. corporated, Drue Department. These desiring to go with the Bee's They Don't 0 Together Mammoth Cave via the Green River party on Sept. & can do so by sendTrastee Sale Price, $1.95; Boys' $3 00. It is always easier to keep up apIn Society ing in their names on or before Aug. pearances than to keep down ex swag Goodyea'r Welt Oxfords, 12 to 6K1 "I hear your wife is in a very SB. The entire trip with all expensponses Cincinnati' Enquirer. Trustee Sale Price Sc; Men's 16o ger set." es paid costs you only $17.60. swagger. .She lost $40! hose, 6c; Men's, Boys' and Chil'Oh, very pale, weak, languid or If you Mesdames Alex Lunford.and HU-ler- y anaemic are few doses of BIo6dine at bridge the other day and her hos- dren's Overcoats at a song; Men's a Spencer and MIbs Fay and Liver Pills will increase the Bunply tess made her leave a diamond ring 40c Summer Underwear, now 16o; Master Eugene Martin attended the and improve the quantity of blood, as securlty'-PIttsbur- g all Wbitmores oils and polish 10c Post. Small pill, Btnall doses, pleasant and Fair in Providence yesterday. the world over, now 5c; Men's $2 50 never gripe. St. Bernard Mining Seemed to Give Him a lew Stomach. work Shoes, now 08 0, and hundreds Don't forget the Co., Incorporated, Drug Department "I suffered intensely after eating of other bargains to numerous to See has a branoh office for Madi Special agents. and no medicine or treatment I tried mention on sale as low as 27c on thp seemed to do any good," writes H. M. Youngpeters, Editor of The Sun, dollar. Don't fail to see these barLake View. Ohio. uThe first few gains. Free railroad, steamboat, doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and internrban faro to Evansvillp, and Lives Tablets gave me surpris- Ind., to all buyers withing relief and the second bottle THE peemed to give me a now stomach in a radius of 50 miles. and perfectly good health." For MITCH EL BROKERAGE CO., now sale by all dealers. Belling the Henno Bankrupt Stock. Be sure to come. Look for the Red The Big Sale Draws Crowds. Signs at 207 Main St., Evansville, Heri'ne Clothing Company's Bank-tu- Ind. Stock of high grade clothing, shoes and furnishings on sale nuw by the worlds greatest bargain givers, THE MITOHEL BROKERAGE Every person in addition to brushing the teeth iWhen you feel Iazv. CO., as low ' as. 27o on the dollar. Stretchy, SIcE, Half wash thoroughly, should use some good antiseptic The Henne Clothing Co., at 207 Main Blue and Out of Sorts, look to tko Liver; It Is St., Evausville, Ind., opened for at least once a day. Torpia. business about a year ago with one of the best equipped Clothing and Euthymol Tooth Paste cleanses and whitens the Shoes stores in Evansvillo, but owing teeth,, hardens the gums, preserves a healthy color to unavoidable conditions existing I the Remedy Yoh Need. and leaves the mouth in a delightful sensation of amongst the stockholders, they were It is an lnvlEoratlnir tonic for thrown in bankruptcy, and the Unitfreshness and cleanliness. a torpia liver, tuq nrat dose ed States Court ordered the entire brings improvement, a few days uso puts the liver in flno vigor-ou- s stock to be sold to the highest bid-deIt has been our privilege to handle this article for condition. Hcrblno also exin bulk The stock is now betends its restorattvo Influence many years past, and we unhesitatingly recomto tho stomach and bowels. It ing sold at retail by the Mitcbel Helps digestion and food assimimend it to all who desire an effective and at the Brokerage Co.' at the Bame stand lation, purlflos tho bowels and brings bacK tho habit of reguoccupied by the Henne Clothing Co., time perfectly harmless remedy. Sold in same lar daily bowel movements. and the entire bankrupt stuck which When the stomach, liver and collapsible tubes at 25c. bowels aro actlvo, bilious iminvoiced $32,000 must bo sold in 80 purities no longer obstruct days, positively SO days only, The functional processes, the result of which Is renewed energy, Big Trustee Sale opened last Thura-day- , nental activity and cheerful July 27th, aod positively clones pints. In 80 days. Here is the way their Prlee Me vtx Bettle. bills read which have been distributJMF.alIrd,Prop. $t.Loul,Me. ed from houBe to house and town to Uh Stephens Eye Salve for Men's and Youths' Pino town. ere ye. it cure. Snits, summer and fall styles, worth INCORPORATED up. to $15.00, Trustee Sal Price, $4.95 : Men's Fine Suits In cheviots and Sceteh plaids, fine serge ahd mohair ST. BlDrAfcD'MIJTIKG CO., Incor. lliniugs, full fashioned throughout, pirated, Drug Department , temper-testerst Semi-Weekly v mv-- deoi-nle- n the Legislature, subject to jthe Hop-3tm- s 61 the EepubUcan'party of county. "XiiiKKN Davis, MisBes Nell, Mary and Manager. Louise Du-ll- n McLeod left devil take the hindermost,' aad away X g64e. "I knew I had about a mile to go, but I didn't know what would happen. I didn't have long to wait. We began to bump the bakps sometimes big waves and thea rocks. Once a wave threw me up, 'turned the barrel over ad down we oame feet first. We bobbed along for a while, up and down, and then tlroye bard on a rock, L beard something rip and expected to see daylight. I guess that was when the end went L. Ray, Notary Public. tmt Wfctt Swjunp-Rw- rt Will to Fer Tn Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., "Bingham toa, N, Y., for a sample, bettle. ft will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable inforawUon, telling all about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure and mention this paper (Regular flft.WoentVa'rid olid dollar size bottlos for sale at all drug stores.. Tf. -- MISS MARY ARDNXKv Defiaace, OtC Sworn to before sac and la my presence subscribed by tke said Miss Mary Ardaer, tkls,iUi day e July, J90J. After taking a trial bottle of Dr. Kilwhich you forwarded mer's Swamp-Roto me, I purchased some from a local drag store and after usiag three dollar bottles I can truthfully say that I was cured of all the terrible pains I had in my back, side and head, caused by bladder trouble. I had the worse kind of kldtwy trouble and suffered so that I coald not cvea stay in bed with the pais. Swamp-RoDr. made me feel just like a new pcrsoa and. I am glad to recettJM&a it to anyone sunettag as l did. Very truly yours, ot Kilr'r 'unera 1 Director and Emtalmcr Amy Call Answered Promptly Day or NJtfkt. . P- ot . x I i. i Illinois AUG.12TO i .'Chicago st. low Detroit , u I l. Lcntral AND . . . . .. $15 ; . 191! ,., . $12 $18 J y. & M. V;V ' Tickets limited, to return to August 27, RAILROADS ANNUAL AUG.19TO Norfolk m EXCURSIONS IN AUGUST: TO THE ji . . $12 $14 $18 . . . Washington September 5, $18 iHJ NORTH & EAST (And Other Eutern Points) Tickeb limited to return te 1911 c SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY These fares apply from all points on the, Illinois Central a nd Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroads in Louisiana, and all points in Mississippi EXCEPT stations on the. Illinois Central, north of and including Senatobia and Holly, Springs, and EXCEPT stations on the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad, north of and including Clayton and Crenshaw, Miss. . PULLMAN STANDARD AND TOURIST SLEEPING CARS WiH be Run i R. R. Agent, L. For further information apply to nearest I. C. or Y. & M. V. or to . H. fctWEH, General Passenger Afent. Mmnhi. Tnn r Jl n si . mMituti 'C - ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE ST. BERNARD MINING CO. Get Acquainted r J I' 1 Vri .1 With the celebrated Sterling' way jaf clpthesj mak- inS; , i'1 . fj-i - , i . . Semi-Week- ly We feebmmend them for their style forthe perfect workmanship, all wool fabrics and the wonderful lowness,of. their price. fA out-of-tow- n FOR THE TEETH ''..'"'. ' ' Euthymol Tooth Pasto pt jb 2 r i Ws&BWm Wtf'W umM Many Models. Fabrics of all .' weaves and colors an d the promptest possible serv- .V 4 B WW t '' HERBINE ice. fN Mosj: styles $15 to $35. rs St. Bernard Store W. R. COYLE, TRIAL SIZE FREE St. Bernard Drug Store ST. BERNARD MINING CO. St Manager Bernard Mining Company INCORPORATED i. rW T ' .V K n " a ,v m wwwww r ,.- EARDmOTOlSr. KENTUCKY ii38iSWS?f"BWS ",.,,3 ., 'V. . -.r v t. j... r """ lrtii'iMffiii - - iir - iriririwiiinrnrii - - iw t nwirTifli WKTW - "" ' i'i f r it trttttfnnM.'T, ( - r h" STILL THEY COME er than advertised. This is what our" Ask your friends who have attended this great Mill End and Clearance Sale. They will tell you they are getting the greatest bargains ever offered in Hopkins county. When we advertise a Cut Price Sale we do just as we advertise values even great customers say; so it must be true. . Remnants! Mill Enda With such great success and such extensive selling it has left ms with hundreds of remnants and mill and factory tnds. They all must go. Remnants Of dress goods, furnishings, notions. embroideries, ribbons, laces, silks, win-$- $ dow shades, towels, men's and ladies' hats,. clothing, men's pants, shoes. " 2X x, Biggest Remnants &w. and Mill End Sale EvVrlheld in if adisonvilie7 m im rj' -- do. .: jtf. i t; Come promptly io this sale to benefit by this drastic measure of ours to clean up all remnants. The last ten days of this great sale art even greater than the first. Don't miss this great opportunity. LAWNS 2 l-- 2c YD. XHE-NEfcs p-v- W M I Hopkins e. Co., H." P. Morton, Manager th t.i East Center Street, Madisonville&entucky itfifr STORE TOWELING 3c YD. f. I Tke raaa who whispers down a well Afaeut the things he has to sell Will never reap a orep of dollars like he who climbs a tree and rnWi BiOTf jjmajgjg t,4-leiM- ANSWERS THZ GALL larlington People Have Found That This is True A cold, a strain, a suddetl wrench, A little cause may hurt the kidneys. Spells of backache often follow, Or some Irregularity of the urine. A splendid remedy for such at- i.j in "hollers." r W .1 M. . . tiARDtN DR. L C. RAY L. o fe Drs. Hardin Ray DENTISTS PmmUm Extracting Tt'h Mrtf maria ! a,,v kcibaiu hlifMaA Vn,i" 10 maun w v s 4vi uiouo .iiiiiaK; uuv ta wnW luo niuiaiuuu 4Ua iui njf ,a4-iWeather conditions of every climate. Amalgamated ARC ROOFING will not drip under the blazine sun, nor crack in the bitterest cold. l ' It's madeibyi secret process and is universally acknowledged the Amaleamatec ARC f one and ONLY absolutely perfect roofinj t xwurjuMi? is sianaaraana takes the same Insurance rate as slate or metal. Our agents are authorized to refund money in full if Amalgamated ARC ROOFING should fail to satisfy. Send for samples and full information. AMALGAMATED R00FINC CO.. nrtiNrflladklMi.. Mrmitim,A3. FOR SALE Bt . J " Every Dollar of an Ad Reader's Money is Above Par tacks, STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY n tNCMPMATCD and Parcelain Warn Mfk CUm MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY ICra. MUm Dtitry UmSpKUky Maiitantille, Kentucky fry Tenn. Eerle, aNona, .w;g. W, R.'Ooyleand .daligliter, Morris Kohlman is in New York Bessie, have returned bume purchasing a large line of fall goods a several weeks visit at Mont for the MadlsonvilIeiBtore.w .. News of the Town O. P. Webb happenod to a very painful accident Saturday by catting his band to the bono with' a hatchet. We are glad to hear that tl wound Is rapidly healing. Obas. Truempy made a business trip to Madisonville Tuesday. Yandell Walker was In Madison-viU- e Tueeday. New clean bale Straw for sale, Evans, Price & Barnett, Livery barn. Julius Smith, of Mineral Wells, Tex., who has been visiting pis sister, Mrs. E. A. Davis, will return home today. Geo. W. Bates and Thomas Logan called on friends In Madlsouvllia Tueeday night. Miseee Mabel Browningand Eliza lrtth Long visited friends in Tuesday. Morton VictJry was In Madison-vlll- e Wednesday on business. Teii years iu this business. I know '' - ' All American, Swiss and English notSTngelse. watch e repaired and pub in first 0.1. Trubmpy, Watobmaker, Whltford's Store. alaes condition. I turn nothing down that is worth repairing. A, McEuen, of the L. E. O. I. Trukmpy, WHtcbraaker, taking a week's lay At Whltford's Store. off.d be "and MIsb Ethel Payton Otho Long, of Bapulpa, Okla., is arevlslting;;' Marshall's people at Bueli; Ky. visiting friends in this city. Madl-sonvlll- o, Madi-eoBTille of jCorbin,.Tenn., are vis-ltl- g relatives In this city. . R. Coyle spent Wednesday in fly. Providence. ThoBO desiring to go with the Bee's Mammoth Cave via the Greeu River party ou SeptiX2 can do so by send-ing- n their nameB on or before Aug. 25jThe entire trip with all expena es'paid costs you only $17 60. MIssob Mary (Ellen Burk, Loretta Weldon and Mrs. Tidings aro visit ing relatives in Nashville. Ed Majors called on friends here Sunday night. D. M, UmBtead made a business trip to Madisonvllle Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth Nisbot, of is the guest of Miss Susan Marie Crntnbfield. N. B. Scott, of Madisonvllle, was in this city Tuesday on business. J. D. MePherson made a business trip to this oity Tuesday. Bo you ase Tip Top Flour? If uotyou don't use the best, that's all. Mail by J. W. Thompson, Madison-vilfeTK- nun hub UHUguturB, i .Miseena Merrill pfte Grape auiih Vl'ne country, Ib the" guest of Mrs. P. O. Duffy, ofHwgo,Okla., Mary Stone. She has been sick all Bummer, but lB!much better now. hae ' y. y't home. Mrs. Salllq Stevens is spending her vacation in Indlanappolls with , her relatives, Miss Elisabeth Toombs is visiting relatives in this city. Prof. C. M. Lutz baa just returned from New York and Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Q. T. MeEnen. , Those desiring to go with the Bee's Mammoth Cave via the Green River partyon Sept. 2 can do so by send ing in their names on or before Aug. . aud cutuo blip wivu mi oipoua- es paid costs you only.$17.50. Miss Ruby SislcaadRue Mike Willis, who have been on an exhome. spent a week whhMr.'t anctMrs. L. ural. ' Learning of Doan'svKldney E. MoEuen. Pills, I procured a supply and reOld papers for sale at the Bee ceived relief from tbe tlme 'I began ofilco. using them. The contents of two. G. T. McEueu hascloged a deal boxes cured me. Isball recommend with Mrs. S. A. Cordier.focher vacant Doan's Kidney Pills at every, opporlot. Consideration unknown. tunity. For sale by all dealers.' Price 50 Baker Fugate and Roy Davis Co ,vBuffalo, "made friends in Madisonvllle a visit cents. Foster-MubuNew York, sole agents for the Unit--e- d Wednesday. States. Mrs. Jno. M. Cansler and children, Remember the name Doan's who have been in Madisonvllle vis- and take no other. iting her mother, have returned Spread of Scientific Farming. -- remedy,'" Many Earlington people rely on It. ,Here Is Earlington proof. Mrs. H. C. Smith,, of Earlington, "Ky., says: "I was afflicted wfthj kidney trouble for years. I had severe pains in tbe small of my back-anwhenever 1 lifted or stooped the attacks were particularly-abate- . My back acbed at night and when I aroRe in the morning I was very lamo. I became tired easily, felt languid and was frequently troubled by headaobeBand spellB of dizziness. I knew that my kidneys were disordered, as the secretions were unnat- "A medicine that has cured thousands f Js Doan'svKldney Pills, a true kid-ne- y Frequently Its Buying Power is ; Actually Doubled Your dollars vary in value as they vary in purchasing .pqwer. ,The man. or woman who studies "advertisements is able, frequently, to make one dollar do' th'e usual work' of two. And the experienced reader of advertisements will always make a dol- lar command a premiummake it buy more than a e d I Howmuch" 'above par are the dollars in your pocket vwforth? It will depend on how closely you $ study the buying opportunities outlined m the store ads L V s rn e WHEN - IN MADISONVILLE Visit the Princess Theater, the best moving pic- tures in the country. Fully three million acre in New Mexico are under culUvattoa by sclea-Ufl- c farming. Foley Kidney Pills will check tbe progress of your kidney and bladder trouble and heal by removing tbe cause. Try them. Sold by.St. Bernard Mining Co., PRICES Something new each night. Matinee every afternoon 2 to. 5. Vaudeville each nighl. 55 8c 10 oKisnr Incorporated Drug Department. A. D. NOE, Jr., Manag er. Agents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing ' w f k v C tended western trip, have returned I asm Are You a vi Oman day for Chioag6,wnere8ire will study art. Miss Annie Leahy, who.-habeen vlBlting Mrs. Elsie; iCllmer, has retN--- turned home. Mrs. B. F. Hale and Miss Mamie Carmaok were in Madisonvllle Thursday shopping. Dick Meacham, who has been in Elkton, hftB returned home. Expert watch repairing. Prices reasonable. 0. 1. Tbuempy, At Whitford'ff Store Mr, Felix McEuen, of Bisby, paid G. T. MoEuen a visit this week, He left uear Hanson forty years ago, Mrs. Kate Taylor, of NaBhville, Teun., who has been visiting her parents in this oity has returned s Miss Minnie Bonrlandleft Mon- WE ARE READY TO SEFVE YOU 1 Builders' Suppli- es.-- .r DOORS, H MB M S&3H FRAMES CASINOS COLUMNS f NEWELS BALUSTERS BRACKETS Anything you need in Building Material and Builders' Supplies. Years of experience enable us to know good from bad and how to buy and how to sell. We have just about completed stocking our warehouse, vbich has taken us several months. Everything 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 .' SPINDLES PORCH RAILS BLOCKS '45 ' home. W. 0. Mann, of Madisonvllle, made a business trip to this oity f Wednesbay. Miss Mary Ruby Morton "visited friondsin Earlington Wednesday. Mesdames Geo. Blackwoll and Riohard WilBon spent Wednesday afternoon lu Madisonvllle, Mrs. Ernest Brinkley was in Madisonvllle Wednesday shopping. MIsb Mollle Whalen and Mrs. Douglas O'Brien were in Madison vllle Wednesday shopping. Mrs. E. R. McEuen is spending the week in Madisonvllle with Mrs, Emma Morton. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Atkinson and daughter and Jno. A. Moore, who have been visiting in Louisville, have returned home. W. D.Stodghlll and family, of Lagoon" Junction, Tjeva., n n TRACERY OAK NEWELS OAK RAIL OAK BALUSTERS Lumber, Sash, Frames, Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, Shin gles, Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Moulding, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc., Etc. . MANTELS SHINGLES LADDERS ARCH AND GRATES FLTJE RINGS PLATE GLASS ART GLASS Just Received of tne Best a Car Load Tennessee Lime MIRRORS WINDOW GLASS SKYLIGHT GLASS MIXED PAINTS COLORS We have a private siding, no hauling, no switching charges, and a light operating expense, and we are prepared' to meet all legitimate competion, The Woman's Tonic f TARNISHES BRUSHES MITAL ROOFING Star Planing Incorporated MADISONVILLE KYj Arch Strj Mill Go. ON L. & N. RAILROAD Phone 567 & All Kinds of Painters' Supplies V r Afemts M CS Amabitmmtti Arc Flint Roofing :4 ' r n ! W - 1tfk - i....u-...iM"- 4 ;? "&- - , i...- - '' l.!'J.'.U..'.CT v- - C 'M K' TM' ' 'mUHWS - maja-ji- I9fcfra i -r- - ,. . Ul COLORED COLtFMir. ; SCHOOL '' We TIME announce the beginning of our 18th annual jj V September 5th. fall term on THE PUBLIC AMAZED 1 & x ,;' , . .?v - & - n At the Wonderful Bargains Being Offered at the PUBLIC SALE "OF college building ""Just completed. Fine tquipment Expert ieachers,. Positions New k Jinv. Onlfl. ot EVftUBVllle, Is tho city vleltinK relatives anct ' frletlda. Mrs, L. 0. E,vHti8 and ohlldroa have Just returned from Pr'ovItfeW? whuro they'sMiic Bveraljpleasan dayli andtiiadePmanyMiow friends. Mrs. A. G. Boll and children, wh have been vlsltlni? In Slauglitorvllls? have roturned nonie. Mrs. sion iw slnping the praises of "the Rood peoj ' rile df that place. iTlio ilnaneiar effort 'a the(BaptIi4. V Ohuroh Is progressing nloely. Rev. C. 0. Marks, df the, A. M. KB Z. Church, preached a raostexce ffvk.& mm At lw. TlanMtaf fHlMmW ItiUV ru(Uluu nn mo uatiniPk vmjuv fr b 1 Is T) f i BISHOP COMPANY J l 1 I $ V. for graduate. k !'GOOD H ( 1 E - f 2 A WEEK . Preparatory, shorthand' and business Write for BOARD de-Dartments. dtscriptlve literature Free from blow and bluster, this sale has inspired the confidence of the public from the start; and the thousands who have taken advantage of he phenomenal bargains on the opening day are returning daily with their neighbors and 'friends to share in the greatest feast of values ever placed before the buying public of Madisonville. A sale based wholy upon the,"desirablility of the goods offered, and the prices they are sold" appeals to the intelligence of every one who appre ciates real genuine ' bargain opportunities. f IV - 1 f Evansville, Ind. i BUSINESS COLLEGE 4 ". 1 3 St Charles News Dyers-barg.Tenn- MT Sil ., Misses Lucy Richards, of Kuykendall, and Gussie of Hopkinsville, two very pleasant yeung ladles, have returned to their homes after a visit to Misses Verna sad Lynna Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. Elgie SlBk, of Earl-iegtoreturned home Sunday from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. O'Ban,-no-n n, r. SALE CLOSES AUGUST 12th Extra Special Men's and Young Men's Suits One lot of Men's fancy Cassimere Suits, sin- Extra Special $5. Men'6 Wednesday night. MrBrowi of Oakland, Ind., w In town this week visiting Mr. To Wllsoii and family. Mrs. P. MilUrn ! teacher in the public schools of HiiBvllle, is also visiting Mr. Wilsonl and family. I A most delightful reception was givR by Mrs. Mlllis Xarl at in honor of Mesdawes Faralec Prentlss and Mallnda Ray. of Buxton, Iowa. After three hours of so- olal enjoyment, a five coarse luncheon was served to the twenty invited gusBts. Mesdames Prentiss aad n, Bay left Thursday morning for Iowa, Mr. Robert Abernatbv, who has been Buffering from a broken arm Is improving nicely. Father Lewis King, of Besna, Km.., wisheH to be kindly remembered by his many frlonds in Earlington. Rev. Evans and son enjoyed a most fiumptous dinner gfrou byiMr, and Mrs. Sam Wortbam last Sunday. Those on tho sick list all seem to her-hem- e mx-to- ill a y '11 'i ar m i One lot m u i i ) j- - r L m it 11" t r ! I? si R i, . ! ! t 1 P ! 1 I 1 i i i ladies of Faducah, are visiting Mies Alma Slsk this week. Misses Verna and Lynna Galloway very delightfully entertained Friday night in honor of their visit-orMisses Richards and Kuykendall. Delicious refreshments were served and all report a pleasant time. Those present were: MlsseB Gussie Kuykendall, Lucy Riobards, Mary Ella Haddox, Shellie Penn, Alma SiBk, Laura, Doll and Dixie Woodruff, Maud Jenkins, Messrs. Dan Mullen, Daniel Boone, Henry Cowand, Brick Southworth, Barton McEuen, Earlington, KIrmnel Fin-leLax Gilliland, Geo. Jenkins, Lawson Ashmore. B. F. Gilliland and Jesse Phillips were in Dawson Sunday.' Misses ,Mary Ella Haddox, Shellie Peun, and Alma SiBk, Messrs. Nor-T- ls and Paul King and Klmmel Fin-le- y mortored to Madisonvelle Tues ' day. Jeff L. Bisk made a bualnesa trip to "White Plains Monday. Barton MoEuen visited his parents here Sunday. Dr. Veal, of Daniel Boone, was in town Saturday night. MisseB Verna and Lyma Galloway left Wednesday for a visit to their Bister, Mrs. Ben Plain, of MadisoiA ville. An enjoyable dance was given for Misses Haddox, Penn, Richards and Xtiykendall Saturday night at the city dance hall. e, y, Mary Ella Haddox and Shellie Penn., two charming young "MlsBes gle breasted styles in dressy mixtures, 1 small checks and broken plaid effects up $ Worth M $10.00 values, sale 1 price Men's Suits of fancy Cassimeres in checks, stripes, etc., single and double breasted effects of the latest styles f Table Linen and patterns $12 values. . 62 inch Bleached Table Damask, Men's fancy Worsted Suits, also blue serge 25c value, sale price per yard. strictly fast colors representing all the re64 inch Bleached Table Damask, cent models and superb styles. We claim 50c value, sale price per yard. them the eqnal of any $15 H"7 72 inch Bleached, all pure linen, Table Damsuit on the market, sale I ask, 90c value, RQffc Men's extra fine black and blue Serge Suits, sale price per yard all fancy worsteds in the newest color2 yard wide, pure linen, Bleached. Table Damings and tailored in the latest styles, some ask, $1.00 value, in single and doubled 4 Q j" sale price per yard I breasted $18 values, price 2 yard wide, pure Irish Linen Bleached Men's fine dress suits of imported fabrics in (14 Table Damask, black, blue and fancy worsteds, equal in 3 $1.50 value every respect to the finest custom work Silver Bleached Napkins, large size, $1.00 the weaves and colorings range from the value. . Sale price aristocratic black unfinished worsteds' to per dozen the most pronounced fancy effects, in fact theV represent all that go to make up the Domestic perfectly tailored suit for fashionable dressers, $25.00 values, As Good American Prints, , ; sale price sale price Vest of Men' Coats and to 5.t Haan Shoes and xfords be improving. Prof. Bell has jus.t returned from Sale Price $ .29 fwO QQ QQ Sale Price $1.30 Silks A flurry in Silks that will prove an interest ing topic. 24 inch Foulards in figures and dots, light and dark colors, 50c value, sale price per yard . . . . 27 inch Messalines, Foulards, Taffetas and Pongees, light and dark colors, $1.00 value, sale price per yard., f IC 36 inch guaranteed Black Silk Taffeta, $1.00 value, sale price per yard .' . . I 19c 38c 7Qf .f avO A priceB0 QQ O wC Wvv 'Jfg the National Teachers' Assveiattea which convened in St. Louis July SO. He reports a great time. The Assoclatloa is composed of the lead-l- ag edacators of the race. Miss Willie B. Brown is visiting her grandmother at Hopklnsville, Mrs. Lula Gardner, of St. Louis,' is visiting her lather aad norther, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Radford. Ben MoGary, an uncle of Mrs. Mary Harland, passed through the city Wednesday enroute to his home at Aberllne, Kan. SI-co White, of Indianapolis, Ind., are iting In our city. vis- Ivv faiOv "70 OC Notice, Poultry' Raisers Now Is tho time of year to feed your fowls a good tonic. K4 11 44 cures Cholera, Roup. Gapes, Canker and Llinborneok. Wheu fed aa a not only them Kreventive It makes thenkeeps Prioe lay. 50c No Ouro. No Par. Guaranteed by your druggist, St. Barnard Mining Co., Incorporated. Drug De partment, Earlington, Ky., Gardiner & Bowmer, Madisonville, Ky. Try it udder tho guarantee. Ask for booklet on diseases of poultry. You Need 4Q iilv Wool Dress Goods 68 and 40 inch Serges, Batiste, Plaids, etc, 50c value, sale price per yard 44 inch Shark Skins, Repps, Serges in blacks and fancies. $1.00 value, m7kg sale price per yard I7 44 inch Plain Cream Serge, and Cream and Black stripe, $1.00 value, "7Qf .'. I Wv sale price per yard CQa 0"7 Olv and Sheetings v -- $17.85 QQ e Mr. Dan Mullen, of Daniel Boouo, attended the dance Saturday night. Compton Umstead is at home for & Sultan Apron Ginghams, sale price per yard Hoosier Brown Domestic value, sale p'rice per yard . 6 36 inch Bleached Hope Domestic, sale price per yard . 36 inch Lonsdale Bleaching, value, sale price per yard 12 Good Quality Percales, light and dark ors, 10c value, I sale price per yard Best Amoskeag Apron Gingham, sale price per yard. 4 sheeting, 25c value, Brown sale price per yard 10-- 4 Brown sheeting, 28c Value, sale price per yard 10-- 4 Pepoerell sheeting, bleached, 30c value, safe price per yard l-2c 4'j fw well-made, SUiteaery. Men's Pants One(iot of Men's Chevioi and Worsted Pants val- - White Goods l-- 2c l-- 2c col- 7f 2l 8l-2cval- 9-- 7c 20c 22c 24c few dfcys. Mrs. Cannon, of Earlington, is visiting Mrs. B.F. Gilliland this week. Ladies' Tailored Skirts panamas, Ladies' walking skirts, serges and herringbones, of this season's styles, $6.00 values, sale QQ in black, Haddox, Penn, Richards and Kuykensall, who have been visiting school friends here, prove to be very charming visitors and we Lope to see them in our little town again. R. T. Ewing was in town Monday. MrB. Will Higginbottom in visit-lu- g friends in Central City this JCisBeB ' djJ week. Misses Mary Ella Haddox, Shellie I'enu, Alma Slsk, Messrs. Norrie King and Kiunel Finloy were in Dawson Sunday in Mr. King's ma- 3?- - chine. Max Gilliland was in Dawson Sunday. Miss Hernoinan, of, Virginia, is vlsitingMrs.T. R. Flnleyjthis week. Ladies' high grade dress Skirts, they come in all styles and mixtures, materials are panamas and serges, perfect fitting garments that show the very newest kinds of fashion, and strictly all wool, $7 value, sale price. Ladies' ultra fashionable Skirts, which are revelation of the tailor's skill, serges, panamas, voiles, shepherd checks, plain and fancy mixtures, these skirts will appeal to the ladjf accustomed to made to order garments, $10 value, Cil QC 19 sale price $6.98 .neat patterns 30 inch India Linon, 7 vaule, Sale price per yard T2U ' ues up to $2.00, sale price Men's Pants in fancy Worsted and Serges, Good quality Sheer India Linon, 16c Q- value, sale price per yard and' full peg cut, made perfect fitting, semi Curtain Swiss, 12 A Q White-Fringeside buckles and belt straps Q 3? value, sale price per yard I $3.00 value, sale price Men's fine Worsted Pants new fashioned col 30 inch Dotted swiss, for waists and dresses 40 cent values, sale price per ors and patterns, silk seed throughout styl ishly cut and up to date Checked Dimities, of sheer quality 10 cent $4.00 values, sale price value, sale price per 71lQ '. yard Suits The popular Flaxon in plain, plaid and Boys' effects, 25c values, sale Boys' 2 piece Suits made of worsted and CasfQ I Jw price per yard simeres, knicker pants, $3 4 QQ Extra wide French Organdies, beautiful qual 1 values sale price ities, 50 cent values, sale price fine worsted and blue Boys' Knicker Suits of A per yard serges,norfolk and double breasted styles, cut sleeve, well made and trimmed throughout, $5.00 values, Q" Linen Suits sale price I What pretMer and what more attractcive for summer wear could you think of than Shoes Ladies' one of these cool nobby linen suits? We offer models sparkling with the most Our entire line of Ladies' Tan Oxfords at bewitching ideas of fashions, but not exactly One Half Price. many sizes left, come early and get first Ladies' low cut shoes' in gun metal, kid and choice. Ladies' linen suits, plain and patent leathers. fancy, in all shades, $5 00 "f )I IQ value, sale price ? sale price. $2.25 value, Plain tailored linen suits, hipless effect, the material are the best grades imported $3.00 value, sale price. linens they come in all shades $9.00 values, sale price $3.50 value, sale price Ovv m 1 wv d Jfai 9 i-- 2c v Nothing gives an Individual or a firm standing In the business world like nice stationery neatly printed. Bee Job depart- The meat keeps constantly on hand a fine line of letterheads, noteheads, billheads, statements and envelopes, We both linen and commercial. also do circular, invitation and catalogue work. Give us a trial. You will be pleased. Semi-Weekly 'jT fft $ObUO 0f i Jac-qua- Crowded , Knickerbocker rd The latest returns place, the populations of India at 815,000,000. Yet' the entire area oMfndia Is no greater, than that of nine of our Westera States Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Nevada, Montana, Arizona, Utah and Wyoming, Notice ivO OH Oil v JJ Onf To the people of Earlington: I will be in Earlington on August 8th, and for several days will be' doing the ooncrote work on the new Methodist Ohuroh. Any one need- ing any couoreto work done can see me at that place. My prices are - LovXut reasonable. W. C. Mann, Contractor. ' - , , v. Old Bee's For Sale at tho branch $1 .49 office in Morton's Fur- nlture store Madisonville, Ky. All ' you want for 2 cents each. Cactiu Thorn For Graphaphtf.e Rosldents of Arizona have discov- Old Bee's for sale at this office or $2.19 $3 ered that Cactus needle of thorns are admirable as graphophone reproducing points, and a big export trade Is anticipated. Age of Fishes. Until Within recent years there liad been ascertained no trustworthy way of finding out the age of flshi It .been shows that mere stxe deW not indicate age. Retbisch, Heiake and iv 'Pi J' "I have been somr.what costive, but Doan's .Kejculets gave just ihe result desired. The act mildly and regulate the bowels perfectly," Geo. U. Krause, 306 Walnut Ave., Altooiu, Pa. Old Bee's For Sal BISHOP ' fif rroi" -- . COMPANY i! '.Jffjm.1 hasX Old Bee's for sale at this office or Tfrtthe branch office in Morton's Fur ( Madisonville, Kentucky v adiare Store Madisonville, Ky. Ail yarn want 'at 2cents eaob. f$'G. IGEZTHmSSEA ethers have discovered that ay et the bone, scales and otoliths of fishes. have annual are rinen. rMMtblln , ';!$'' 4 reftVferfaiftilfcWlifcntiri' riMJ