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U 2 G d- t W c I TUESDAY iL iand c J 1- a t rFRIDAY f a II 0 1 I r w rMa A P r R r t 1fa wLLgirg- ly41 Lir r n IF YOU DOI TADVERTISE 94n iBl1SINE4SSADVERTISE 1T FOR SALE 4 p YEAR l1l1tGTl1frr01KI1fStf1 DW Yf JtillUJ 1 n It lli9J I 4r tN tI 4 It wJ f I orJ1 I L zlmportantff t From now Until Aug 31st 100 paid on subscription to The Bee will 4 be good for 1000 ptes instead of 10T r t lOVEY SISK rRAISES lm Resists Arrest and Cusses Neigh Marshal Bradleys Coat SOMETHING DOING ON MeCUEN AVENUE n There pee something doing on McEuen Ayenue Monday when Conductor John Cansler telephone for city Marshal Bradley to como there and quell a disturbance caus ed by Miss Lovoy Sisk using un mjddonly language with and ale fated voice + When tho marshal ar rived on tho scone he merely sum moned Lovey to appear beforer J41ge Bennett but the very Bight of tfio star on Mr Bradley coat seem III t edt Irritate Lovoy aud she flew a him like a tlgroDB pummeling him Bevoroly anti tearing his Mat almost vtllooRuagepolled to place her under arrest nud summoned Bob Stiuebaugh her brotherinlaw to d between tbtwosh aplWu the city took up tp eool 5 ff4anol ef it fItI I the young sou of Stelnebaiigh look inm Loveys truuksgaittetberaz- pmts Wishes she attempted to chas tIthe buy but he eluded her and When Miss Bertha young lady 19 yefra old tOQk the part of her brother Lovey Is aid to have chased her with a butcher knife City Judge u agamstJLshe IB no longer in durance vile You Can last laythiag Cat what your stomach crave- without the slightest fear of ldlllElsItion which is an awful will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Ba Breath or Heavy Feeling If you wil take one dose of Digesteze It re MagloPIMsntminute Get a 60o bottle from the drti department of the St Bernard MiHing Company Incorporated 81XSATIOK4L LETTER A10UT PELLAGBA Written by Asylum Patient Who Signed Name of Nurse tn Hope That IetaIfives Might be Alarmed 4 Lexington Ky August 7t The Author of the letter that was received by a Lexington pa ostensibly sign ed bya nurse at the Central Asylum for the Insane in which it was states that pellagra was spreading the asylum has been traced by Superin tewknt Willis and it is learned th thektterwas written by a patient at the asylum who has bee fryijjf all sorts of plans to induce her people to take her from the asylum The nurse whose name was sig dlmed all knowled aof thei Lett- P oU1itby tlje lunatic who hoped it wpuld aiaritt her relatives It was clevera l coirijwsed and deceived 4he pap tIcsP of pellagra at the 5ylti 0 three or fourofthoseamlctr- are alt serioroi sl iU T1ie t Wt1diSCaiSets tii tdll rx n i 1 Y f ti r Railroad Zlt v11rd I Engineer Blllio Griffith who has been spending several weeks at Red Boiling Springs to rest and recuperate hoe returned to work Hlsfam fly visited friends lu Evaqsvillee while he was away Telegraph Marvin Mitch ail will leave September 1 to attend the State University at Lexington Misses Ida and Ethel Bobbitt who fomerly worked 2nd and 8rd tricks ate the block office MadJsonville boon transferred to the Guthrie office Ticket Agent and Operator Smith + of Gutbrlo Is a chicken fancier and has quite a lot of fine chickens to sell I Assistant Train Master Darrow NtBusiness on the Memphis line IB said to be inorftnefng rapidly 8tipt John 5V Loxsdou Boyshe hopes to find time to go fishing nex spring but the prospect +Jdst a pretext seems doubuK 2 d There la no complaint from th- artows e mines on Ihl lslpn on sbeountaltflo saaroof car Chief iDispatcher W Krifflhas the reputation of being the most polite man on this division GlOaGI t Ir1TAItTLT SILLE U WhHt Switching in Guthrie YardsWa Well Known Here ftm H MBMMM ar While switching in the Gothrle yards Sund y morning Geo Crofton was instantly killed He attemp ewitosh coal This threw him accross tbeer truck and the engine passed Deaftd h to Bowling Green for burial Mon day Will Larmouth Ed Ray Oha Brewfiter Lawson Miles Mario Slslcahd Reuben Miles went ire here to act as pall bearers rcpt wonting Victoria Lodge No Knights of Pythias of which led Mr Orofton was an enthusiastic member hiving but recently taken the degrees- They were met at Guthrie by a delegation of Knights as well as by a larger one at Bowling preen T Py thians burial song was sung by young lady and a young man at th grave and added greatly to the a impressive Pythians burl ervice The local lodge feel under deep obligations to all who resisted the Greatarranged te details and lutenr Mr Crofton had two sisters living in this city Mrs Pete Stlnley and1 Mrs Divine also an uncle Mr railroead ho krtdepy tol99sehuJ1 fromthe midst and wit he grief stricken family in their b reavement leasedelf t te t If tQlppyQtlretonaaoh work you eat e yorrfat iJ Sea daCbiorStomaCh Misery Get DISigte s t d9det or Yt Ineprpor i r r A r i u 11j3 SOME1S GAVE NTEST Leader his 25 000 Votes and Still Climbinjt Upward WM MMHMM NEW CANDIDATE ENTERS CONTES r qGreenThe leader Miss Ida Leo Bisk has 36000 votes while Mibs Waller 876MI88 Willie Jenkins ojjjiti Charles moves from 4ih to td place Miss Bernice Wimberly Madisonvllie fourth and Miss Lill Harris Madisonvilio fifth Following are the names an standing of contestants to date This Information will be published d- In each Issue of the paper until the jIdaMiss Aurelia Waller Earllngton r Miss Willie s 904 Miss BErnice Wimberiy Madison villa x14Li- lly Harris Madlsonvllle 18576 Miss Oath Medlook Mortons 12875 Miss Verna Oates Madisonville 4 i6 Miss Louise McPherson Madison vllle 4700 Miss Ruth McNeal Madiaonville e 2600 Mill Trixle Robertson Madisonville 4 f AfltOU Mrs Walter Daves Earllngton Miss May Bass White PamslMargaret Mitchell Earllngton 000 Mary Blair 000 Miss Ida Bobbitt Madisonvllie 1 No Yore Dyspepsia Gas ur other Stomach Troubles othing will remain undigested s ur on your stomach if you eapowertnlas Maple Syrup For sale by drug department of the St Bernard lnlng Company Incorporated tImportant Notice to TaxPayers I I Under the law + CountyOlerk Will Ti MUlB nust certify to the assessor all notes iteoyfreI by mortgage onre cord in the clerks office on the fltat ot If no- hivebeenpalorilBaigneatCieo tee w ners should go to the clerks ofil aad wake the proper release or n tatlOnr0n the te Oth6C9r AS taxes Trill be collected on all aUs notes It will too late to saes P taxes should the release be made af ter September 1 theitrouble and heal by removing the oases Try them OoIncorporated J1S to DEAR 8TKIOKEIT WITH 11 Occwed This Morning and Condi PressB fancakemn was conveyed to the residence of his son tala beingge neiJust as we go to press Mr Deans ImproveItg ahauliar move arm were Ueaocior now him alhavlug returned hurriedly from a the news reached her this morning Caunlery Passes Away Saturday Jas Franklin better known as Bush Franklin of the Mortons Gap country died Saturday ota complication of diseases after a long Illness at the home of his son 25 Johnson Franklin Mr Franklin es was one of the t I of liehemanyutat te seventy per lctauda life long nleiaber of the Primitive Bapti- ahwroh BL and a highly respected olti obdoi es atur8 e interment Jooi place at Flat Creekg I neatiripallip I M tj ts6 1 MtI iiiIdh tIN Mwelt rovJ6c xnsse 801 wiartri7+ loaiP 0 1 I IIR I A1adionmlle Notef l ET 7lILlditlt DAyIdj t2 xPtemio at Lakeside t A prty composed of Mr and Mrs FT0 1 + rand Mre CNNisbet Mrs E MbLeod and Miss Ethel Goiloday Hopkinsvlller enjoyed a most elaborate picnic at Lakeside Park Jllday eveningWzKt rUiBiBr at Lakeside for Qneit antetauY isdVa Her guests included Margaret and Louise McPherson Florence Allyn Bishop and VHsonII Huffman Ernest Dunkerson Mor 6tut MoPherson Turner Rnby Los lieRoblnson Walter Rnby Judge RubynPlerBou Jr A R Cummings Wai ter Powers Ruby Laffoon E L Young and 0 W Lindsay South lad Fridge Clnb N A most enjoyable meeting of the South End Bridge Olnb was held Tuesday evening at the hospitable home of Mrs L E Ruby on South rllniou street The highest score woe madeby preeenOOpt Miss Virginia Nunn of Frankfort t Mrs John L Grayot of Smlthland and Miss Ellle Gardiner of this city+ were the guests of the club x gamesInnebenn in aI two courses t orf t V i vJuveailfl JClsiionary Plcnlo6 i thnee e Methodist Church enjoyed an out lug chaperoned by Mrs O F Wimberly and Mrs W M Ham mack After the regular business program was completed old foe h 1sued m s were indulged iToi lifter whfebfttiap er was served Tho present were Misses Lassie Brow ingLuclle HattlerjPrlsoilla Fafrant Evelyn + Rambo Lillian Scott Lula Ecema Smoot Bessie Butler Sus Seettv Elizabeth Aahby Berrilce Dela May Prltcbett Mr and Mrs Neal Hollinger spent DawsonhMiss Blanche Bishop and Karl Koblman were in Dawson Sunday Herschel Wilson and RoyVannoy spent Sunday in Dawson Mrs J E Fawcett and daughters lotYh ttowo you want classy Job work that will glue satis ction see our samples and gut prices at the Madlsonvllle Branch Once in Mortons Furniture Store ManagerwNsehvillare this city Mrs Dubartls Smith who has been visiting in St Louis for some time returned home The Misses Ring are visiting rel atlves In Terra Haute Misses Frances and Mary Arden Jennings Saturday morning for Chicago aocompmed by little Maud Ma8on1ennlnRs where they will visit their brothers GA Eudaley of Nebo made a yiMammoth Cave via the Green Riv party on Sept 2can do so by send ing in their names on or before Aug The entire trip with all exp nli paid eosta gnu only 1760 MraHd Mrs B N Gordon 4who have aeen the past week I Cerulean springs have returned home Mti J Mollie Bone who hoe been i vlsltiag Iriends Jn Nebohs re j tumid home MiiHMMi Lena McGary and Edna SundayInWipIw o has beefs ate ddtrrJ atttDidtbe1a1 0J 4 tt i t ti5iI8 r CENT ALLINC01N L t WIINSHED Hlghvyay from Louisville to Tennessee line Clean cut Our ing week NURSERY COMPANY DONATES t TREES TO LINE ROADSIDE Louisville Ky Aug7uRoad eek along the Central Lincoln Road from Louisville to the nessee line came to an end Saturda night after six days of ardent toil LouieslaborWof the champion of this route what weedegrown road has bees changed into clean cut highway across the state The work of last week does not end thQ labor however The Cen tral Lincoln Road is a permanent organization Work on the road will continue through the summer and each year there will be a Rea Week similar to the one just held While the highway now is a wonder for one weeks work and does great credit to the workers It is only the beginning of what the road is tended to be Time is necessary t work the road into shape E Ot Roy Secretary the associ anon has received reports from the counties all along the way and these are to the effect that the counties have all done what was expected of them Furthermore so much help and material was contribute that it was necessary to spend very little of the thousands that had been wfundsmore elaborate end costly work of perfecting the road The Kentucky Nursery Compan whose grounds are at the northern terminus of the road has donate enough trees to line both sides of the road from Louisville to Lincoln farm and these will be sent out i the fall The other counties wi take similar steps to decorate the road seDidore Good Than all Other Tonics or Quinine HUKhesTonic I othtoec wlllttatbreakthechllebntHugheTonic byThe ruggists60c sad 100 bottles PREPARED BY EOinfOJfPITTlT CO Incorpora ted Lopigyillc TOM P1YT01T WILL PEOBABLY MAKE DNTUCXY RIFLE TEAM Capt Rogers Has Next Best ScC Among Earlington Contestants News comes from ORoll th Tom Peyton will almost oertaln win place on the Kentucky rt team to go tothe National Shoot at Camp Perry the latter part of th isgmonth Our Tom made so good a record as to be number ten out the twentyflvo best shots to whl the compet rlflemj 3 have now been redo t artfington bo flue LuthyOut o turtbeae al scares tlu the team air r r is possible that CRp Rode ing next score am 0e etheseems hardly probablecLively as a Boy If you are tired run down have YuaatUbt1 net appetiteer a twelveyearold Purifies the blood atrengtbensthe system 50c a bottle at the St Bernard Mining CoJ Incorporated Drug t meat Sr r- i 9Y y krlr at rUE ATaand r FRIDAY I ENTYSECOND 1t r IoU r borhoodTears e a at if cianstyla4aY v GOING up JenkinsStChArles Earlington1 f rd be e r a i a 0 f A f 1 f gs Itv Mist Ruby SiskEatertstas lawM theLssocon teenaveceturned CstorieswhowmIpresent ofytreasures the guide being in the form of a crescent and cobweb Afr theswas rewardedfor her diligent search ofaThe mysteries of Lasooon were re latehourroyal welcome into their midst eeryr dcake Those present were Misses ROM Fox Ruby sick Alma Renfro+ Ade line TQombs Carrie Granshaw aneT Anne Ashby e alaso r Rotes of Interest to Our Readers To prove that BLOODIND wincure Catarrh every reader of this guarantHIf tocureBernardMmlnR u doubtThBLOODINETbeytakeIll toyoffer like this is made dSMrs McLaren Dies Mrs Burt McLaren of near Rich lungsllyears She lived a consistent Cbtts tian woman being a member of the the Methodist church IntermaHt yesterday at Grapevine She Is j survived by her husband fatherrJand mother three brotberB and tRe belocJobnfamily have the sympathy et a An ordinary care of dtartkees eogledoseand Diarrhoea Remedy Ibis reedy a hoe no for bowel giant plaints For sale by all dealers TrainreJim Gray a colored section hand was struck by switch engine No didatto body lafleoars t were stand still and directly In front of the engine whose approach he could bear because of the noise vomtogawas carried to St Bernard hospital but notb could be done for him Dyspepsia Is our natural aliment unlock Blood Bitters is the national care tot It It strengthens stomach membranes promotes low dlge jjiye juices purifies the blood builds you Should Have Seen 125000 In the article In last issue regard ing the new soda fountain at the Resturant the copy said tha fountain goat 196000 A carelew rrootreaderof this fountain was twelve hundred and fifty dollars and it is one of the nicest in this end of the statenI Buy it now Now is the time te buy a bottle of Chamberlains Colic iIsThfsremedybasdealers Tho BeiS Mammotli Cave Gont6St loupin I t tTNWI kAitlR t jIJi Good fa 25 V t J ft1 I r ti 1 i P I r- M u b iP i 1 lrI ibitIox t tSee Ofee on or before i f i 41 c if t I I I 0 1T Y A ftt o- tJ L n tt- i rt c IiErrwNIif- a 2 0 l1 = r cI PAUL M Moollir EDITOR AND PURLIBHR errCTTr 1 ASKIAnEIITOH ANO BUSINESS MANASE- Rf JffTf leMw Presrc Ass ef rhelR SecMd District Mlishrs ue Milt MgraserenerTu y Aml S 7tIAKNOIIKCEM1HT8 We are authorized to announce Y Tamer Hi Lagoon of St Charles a candidate for i the subject to the dee Zion of the Republican of Hop eduntyyt We are authorized to announce as a thri of the Republican party of Hopkins county t CHANGEABLE WOMAN t hrTodayI will not wear a harem skirt r I never will upon my word No argument can eer convert Mo to fashion so absurb Next Week I saw a harem skirt today That really had a deal of grace I wonder if its come to stay I might try oneIf tbatttba crsc r Week After Next A harem skirt Ive bought at last Of latest cut Its just too sweet a It caused some comment as I pass ed Along a fashionable street The Week After That Now all my gowns have Hare skirts I think I have a dozen pair I And scornfully my mind reverts To those old frocks we used to wear Carolyn Wells In Life STATE OF OHIO ss I L LUCAS COUNTYI Prank J Cheney makes oath that he is senior t partner of the firm of P J Cheney Co doln c business in the City of Toledo County and Stalot aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum a ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each avid every use of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure Fun J CH EMKY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres ence this 6th day of December A D 1886 t GLEAsoNIHalls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free P J CHXHBY Co Toledo O Sold by all Druggists 750 Take Halls Bamlly Pillsfor constipation Court Order Ends Stike For the first time in the history of wthe country a court order has put an r end to a strike street car traffic being resumed Sunday in tics Moines st incompliance with a mandatory in junctionr x May Ship Sheep to Bluegrass Fair The Secretary of Agriculture made public an amendment to the Kentucky Sheep Quarantine rule prescribing under what regulations sheep may be shipped lute the Stat to the Bluegrass fair MMM lSubscription Rates Quo Year 100 Six months 60 Three months + J Single copies 6 Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspond theentewantedcounty Address ua for par ticulars lll flying Machine Would Not fly The large crowd attending the Providence Fair Saturday were accountnmake his flying machine fly He made several attempts and failed Mr Kratz was unable to explain satisfactory tofife waiting crowd of spectators the thusness of thee why1I sSteamer Strikes an IcebergI The Anchor Line Steamer from Glasgow forNew York which could ed with an Iceberg August arrived at New York under her own steam Adjournment of Congress Depends on Work Done on Tariff Bills The vortex of legislation this week which may possibly mark the ad journment of Congress centers onj the trait revision bills that are expected to emerge from conference and committee The adjournment depends on the work oil these meal uresIPennsylvania Flyer Wrecked The Pennsylvania eighteenhour train from Chicago to New York was wrecked while going at full speed between Indiana Harbor and andmtender went over an enbankmeut but the Pullman cars remained on the rails Gomez Announces He Will Not With draw Dr Franoiso Vazquez tforaez has announced that he will not with draw as a candidate for the vice presidency on the Madero ticket notwithstanding the dismissal oft his brother from the de la Barra Cabinet New Church Completed The New Christian church at Mqrtons Gap has beon completed and is one of too nicest building of its kind in the county Services will be held there Sunday morning at 945 oclock and every one 18 cordially Invited to attend these sermons Run Over Dog 4 Henry Browning manager the Co Storq at Mortons Gap had the misfortune to run over a dog with his motor cycle Sunday morning near the Opera House He was con siderably bruised up and bad both arras badly scratched He Is ablet caree ful next timetAny skin Itching Is a temper tester The moro eeall drug stores FOR THE TEETH r I Euthymol Tooth Paste I Every person in addition to brushing the teeth thoroughly should use some good antlseptic wash at least once a day Euthymol Tooth Paste cleanses and whitens the r teeth hardens the gums preserves a healthy color and leaves themouth na delightful sensation of freshness and cleanliness It has been our privilege to handle this article for many years past and we unhesitatingly recommend it to all who desire an effective itldat the same time perfectly harmless remedy Sold in collapsible tubes at 25- 0TRIAL SIZE FRE- ESt I q F e Bernard Drug Store y i iINCORPORATED CO 1 1 t H tr h r r t tI Ir Jr f 11 er 4 l 1 BETHEL FEMALE COLLEGE ApMtife Jeltlcli Tho only Woman CeUtlo ia Western Kentocky ferial three years oi sUaclard College work la addition to atag4i d Northern College Katrasce Cburfot Muilc Do iflMUcServIcaa a c Expreseloa ttiiht ky the beet of UMructlort The hose department U V iWiled by any school la Kentucky Our whole capaci ty bat been engaged for next yaw = feal we hive secured another large well equipped I building for the overflow For Citalegee apply to fO BEOWNELL IW tI Varilamans Vkkyy i The victory of James K Vardc ma1lscoBcedftd by hte tws po vents and declared by the deter t be an tnK of the peopleenvtb- e4LouievilteTlmea as a reb ke to the gross methods of polities lately injected into Mississippi the arro gance of placid power selfsatiBfled and seemingly secure in its Intrench ment of dollars II IfMr VarSaman Is correctly Informed his nomination IB to be looked upon ae aitrl- umph of righteousness Itris none the less to be regretted tbaJr was secured only at tire cost of Increased distrust between the two rasesand an appeal to passion for whoat this day and time there Exists no lprInn posed as the White OhlefVjniaTcing what it now develops was a phal procession through the various communities clad in white ralmout andsitting in solitary rand ln a chariot drawn by white oxenattend ed by white torch beares Theepoe tacle was designed to awaked itho people to a souse of thelr cfajngtir the black race and to tInf rm them that their one hope of deliver ance lay lu the sending of MrrfVar daman to the United States Senate It Would seem if the peril iMis sissippi be as acute AS Mr Vafda has pictured it his place should r tbebolpltallone poisonous departmtnt SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER f ji Beginning Saturday August including Saturday August we give with 2Sc4 Talcum a 250 bottle v J Tar a addition articles7and to to splendid Talcum make the exceptional Remember applies to ST BERNARD DRUG STORE BERNARD MINING CO be with his own people rather at Washington It would seem that a who were able to throw oft the negro within a few after the Civil War have great cause for jfet r at a time when semi ceatenntal of com mencement of that is being everywhere celebrated with love and the South is on the eve of again being to a dominant in national affairs Mr Vurdaman should have won on such an issue argues strongly of his as a de r raogogne It will oily to the that a majority o MississIppis electorate is governed by judgment rather than prejudice r I Battcships to Conientrate at Philadel phla s t A fleet ol battleships to be as the Atlantic Reserve fleot will be concentrated at the Philadelphia navy yard next prlllgto be ready for on twentyfour The battleship Kentucky wilt be a of the 1l ot Cool Weather With Many Local s Washington August 7 Cool weati1erwllloontlnuethroDKbout the week and showers will be numerous according to th se issued by the Weather Bureau last night IOTT PlOl IMJTJmiD Act of Street Cr Strike in BfooWyr more are suffering from the effects of stopea and brlckB and five strikers and their sympathizers are up as the result of efforts made to run oars on the Coney Island Brooklyn Kailruad Company sys tem Body of Wo man Identified The body of the headless woman found inasewer of n Cincinnati suburb has baen identified as Bertha Courtney of the underworld from Hinton Ky Ticket Office Elkton Ky Aug 7Tho Loulr ville Nashville Railroad tick d olllco hero was entered by tholves last night aud thirtysix dollars taken from the cash drawer which was broken into The have no clue Bites of insects that cause the to up must be treated with a healing antiseptic that will countreaot the poison and heal tho wound BAMAKOS SNOW LINIMENT answers every require ment in such cases Price 35c 50o and 100 per bottle Sold by St Mining Co Incorporated drug sth and until and 12th will each lox of Soul Kiss pur chased of Soul Kiss Perfume free Soul Kiss is new to our stock of toilet induce our friends try this we above offer This offer cat or credit sales alike ST INCW fORATED than further people yoke years the the struggle when restored place That success ability not add mater belief white known aoftou hour notice member Showers present local forecast twenty locked Headless Entered officers Bernard Kentucky fair dates pThe following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for 1011 as far as reported Ulcers of fairs are requested to report to us any ommlselona or corrections of dates Lexington August 78 days Uniontown Aadust S5 days Vanceburg August 04 days Lawrenceburg August 164 days Leltchfleld August 164 days Burksville August 164 days Brodhead August 168 days Fern Creek August 184 days dayscV Errauger August 234 days Germantown August 24Sdays rNlcholasville August 298 days Somerset August 298 days pardstown August 804 days Paris September 46 days Monticello September 64 days Alexandria September 56 daps Mount Olivet September 6T4 days daysSandersKentucky State Fair Louisville iSeptpmbef 11a days 4 Horse Cave September 204 days Mayflfald September 274 days BbVllng Green Oct 47 4 days wf lAwe11 known Del Molars romea suffering miserably for two days from b wel complaint was otChamberlalnsOolcd For sale by all dealers THE BEST TELEPHONE e SERVICE LOOK HEiE ME PARR1A I orporatedtaoiferJugioyouanvantages of long diotaaeb connection to every 1 portaet point fu the United States The ltutal8011tthemwoudtiedaUy advaatageaLiterature and informationfurnlsbeeby oai tcaour manager E G Maas CISERLAID TELEPHONE a TEIE6R1PH CL deprp jt1I ri 4fIi r F t T i 1 qAMORTONt fi v MADISONVILLE KY rtaM w Si itt Funeralerector and Embalmer i IAny Call Auwcrd Promptly DayorN ktt r ntinoisCentral AND VtTIRAILROADSANNUAL EXCURSIONSIN AUGUST TO TH- ENORTH EAST AUG12TO i Chicago 15 I 1 i s St Louis 12 Detroit 18S r 1 1- M Tickets limited to return to 1911 4 August 27 5 aey AUG19TO LouisvilleS 12 CincinnatiNorfolk 14 18 Washington 18 And Other Eastern Points Tickets limited to return to 1 Septembtr 5 1911j These fares from all on the Illinois Central and i Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroads in Louisiana and all points 1 I in Mississippi EXCEPT stations oil the Illinois Central north of and Senatobia and Springs and EXCEPT stations on Y i includingClayton PULLMAN STANDARD AND TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Will be Run For further information apply to nearest 1 C or V M V giI R R Agent or to 8 tl R Wtw Ill General Passenger Agent Memphis Tenn 1 lHf Get Acquainted l r With the celebrated Star j 4 ling way of clothesw mak in Iii a rJ r We recommendfthemt lj for th irstyle7for Jthe perfect workmanship all 1 wool fabrics and the won derful lowness of theirtprice r v i fr fii 3fJf Wr Man Models T i u y r i Vv t Fabrics ofall weaves and cokesa n d the r i promptest possible serv ice h d fx c rv t T Vvj Most stYlessr15tQ35 i 1 l stfr Bernard Store W MANGER4N 1 3 St Company IWCORRop ATED EARLrnGTON t KJnNupJ7JJIjUf iJ1aQ AJ fltlT ir X 0 m1 Vn t a Y rS T 9 nu a CIro = G II p f w t tI Ei COME il er than advertised is what our say so it must fee true Y AI t R l Remnants TSlill Ends With such great success and such extensive selling it has left us with hun deeds of remnants and mill and factory k ends They all must go I Remnants furnishings rLAWNS212YDL 1Jyj f NE V T C O E TOWELING jl Hopkins CoOperative Go P Morton Manager I Street Madisonville Kentucky 1 T no Ift Th man who whispers down well About the things he has to sell 4 will never rasp crop of dollars 7 Like he who climbs tree and ii uhol1ers1I DIf Eo HARDLY DKLCKAY Drs Hardilt Ii R- ayDENTISTS 4 MIres Extracting R PercetifR Werk Ntirli aDfftlfttry it ear SeeMl rt3HMRlhaeltlilk XeltlckJ s R News of the Town 11 Mrs Fred Bootz of Central City ill the guest of Mr and Mrs Ernest JRootz lMrs Jesse Phillips and daughter ho havo been visiting friends in Evansville have returned home Mrs W S McGary who has been pending several weeks in Green Tllle has returned home Old papers for sale at the Beet fUeeKrs Marvin Lanier of Howell is r viiltlng relatives In thus city G W flaws made business trip U Madisonville Friday Mrs Buek Shaver of Nashville isia this city visitlBg her mother Mr aad JCri hey Brinkley who bar been TisitiMK friends in ProvU dtMe have returned home fte4e desiring to go with the Be- e1tlI1othOrve via the Green River piron Sept can do BO by send Iftfiitt their name on or before Aug lli The entlw trip with all expens Nld costa you epty 17 B- OJjirt Slider of hW been visltlpg her sister Mre aiYyaughtjTe turned home Sunday aiempanied by her nfeoe Berths Viwight r Of dress goods notions embroideries ribbons laces silks window shades towels mens and ladies oJ hats clothing mens paiis thoes h 1 t H a i a a it Jik a y 2 J ==v 7 r = Its not made for certalnclimatC to withstand the weather conditions of every climate Amalgamated AIC ROOFINGt nott under the blazing in bltterc c Its made by secret processand i8un1Versal1yacknowledg ed ther one and ONLY absolutely perfect ARC ROOFING is standard and takes same insurance rate as slate or metal Our ents are authorized to refund money in full if Amalgamated satisfySendAMALGAMATED ROOFING CO RrrtHifl B k E+ rdfhaA11tF- OR SALE BY PLANING MILL COMPANY INCORPORATCB MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Bobt GOURD and family have moved to MorRanfleld where they will reside in the future A G Splllman made a business trip to Madlsonvillo Saturday Mr arid MrsE W Brandon and baby from Bulevllle Miss are visiting the parents of Mr Braudon Rev W O Brandon and wife Expert watch repairing Prices reasonable Q I TXUKMPT At WbttfordB Store Mrs Geo W DUUuKbam who haa been visiting relatives in Cincinnati has returned home Mrs Jno Hamby was in Madi sonvUle Monday visiting friends E E Witherspoon spent Monday la Madlsonxllle with his mother t MM Edith Browninpr of Mortons Gap is visltins her aunt Mrs Mat HewlettPolk ig visiting his parents ia Allensvllle Mr Jno G B Hall of Madison vUUBaade a busluesa trip fce this city Meaday Tl1H41dearlalto gewiUt the Bees Kemniotb OveT rho Green party on Sept 2 can do so by send lag In their names on or before Aug K The entire trip with all expense es paid costs you daly n7 50 Miss Louise Ashby of Hopkins yUle was thegueetof her brother Cam Ashby Monday Tom Long and Miss Lizzie Gill were InDawsdn Sn da1i T Miss Virginia Dyer f MprganV field is the guest of Miss ElWabetb Kemp 1 w t l Ifhe Standard Concrete Burial Vault gives perfect protection andvan everlasting resting co for the dead It is airtight and Wfter proof It is the atestnud most substantial tomb mad- eThisraultis iu one solid piece and thehd18monesohdpleCt 11 reinforced with steel bares imbedded I bari guarantee safety from accident when the lid is being lowered Vault practically a solid concrete tomb not af placedt1i8lid of The SfandardriB in one piece and forms a graceful 8 t Arch It hasdeoidedly more resistance than aJid made in ai yro herf01 n The only joint In 4tThe Standard is where the lid J cemented on the vault and this made perfectly airtight and wttir with a very small amount of cement mortar owing to thi 1 the lid v leaves loved sues as well proteced and peacefully byal1abei grave watiiirtiKht It is positively secure aging all vernii ui 1IJd 8nof i = iV and cave in but eyerlastinK x ii 16i vault is manufactured by W 0 Mann Au Hardee placed grit maor any 1ndrtakerw1l1 have prompt attention 1rtone of these vaults is a casket ciao a neatly dressed dolli 1 fault itl8 laced in a tank ottater whto1i it on exhibition t show wmdwnmypfIosoii irth Main street t lGANNhfy j ItC v c V j sr i 0 s r Messrs Henry Bourlarid and Geo Mothershead spent Sundayin Daw sonYMrs J M Victory and daughters Margaret and Katherine are spend ing the week inDawson Mesdames Walter Todd and Perry of Oarbondale were in this city Monday shopping Ten years in this business I know nothing else O I TBUEMPY Watchmaker At Whltford 8 Store Mrs M F Hobgood and children of Morganfleld are Cam Ashby Mrs EE Kelsley of Oakland Ind who has been visiting her sis r1rf1s L V Renfro has returned home Mr and Mrs Fred Ashby of Mad isonville Spent Sunday in this city Misses Sybil Asbby and Delta Simons and Messrs Elsworth Ev iris and David Cowell spent Sun day In Dawson to you ese Tip Top Flour If Rot you dont use the best thats all MadebyJ W Thompson Madison vile Ky- Brick Southworth is taking his much needed yh StfPB U W Week Jas Maloney of HoTktnsville was m town Sunday Mrs W B Wise and daughter Edna who have been visiting relatives In this city are now visiting in Greenfield Mo Grover Long is nOblcaKLvls1t lug relatives Ernest Newton spent Sunday in Evansville Mrs Newton and chil dren returned hove with him Sunday night New clean bale Straw for sale Evans Price Barnett Livery barn Misses Lucile Greenof Greenville and Beatrice Wheeler of Louisville will arrive in this city Wednesday to visit the Misses Coyle Miss Mar Ellen Burke who has been visiting in Nashville has re turud home Messrs Obas Trahern Luther Lowe and Jewell Webb spent Sun day in Hppkinsvllle All American Swiss and English watches repaired and put in flrst- cl1sconMHon1 I turn nothing down is worth repairing G I TBUBMPYj Watchmaker AtWhitfords Store Geo Holtzolaw with Co of Evansville was in the city yesterday Misses Sue and Mabel Shanks of Owensboro who have been the guests of Mrs Frank Devylder have returned home Mrs A J Stoker and daoghterf Mrs Chester Hutohinson were shop pinK iia EvaftsVlile one day last week ti i MissVMalMie O Tina of Kaasas City who aae lst r her sis Oer idie Ben Walter and also Mr- sllarrletteBrowning a returned home lutnight LostjLadles brooch golcj Jcres Q nt flower etwith pearl Between Nlxeus restaurant andJO rlstfah OhJ clior sdu WMt Mala street iw I 1Y t4 +iYafJP w pIit tI = flt Ii CJ f = Ask your friends who have attended this great Mill End and IlClearance Sale They will tell you they are getting the greatest bar alnscvcr offered Yn Hopkins county When ive advcruse Cut Price Sale we dojut as we advertise even greatI This customers mrfectfittingof ll Biie Rcmnaint and Mill End Salef r X i f + Ever held inV Madisonville iy 1l East Center tifJeiJUc fendersonwho STAR visltlngMrs HennSpeok values HAPPY RESULTS Have Made Many larlington Rest dents Enthusiastic No wonder scores of Earllngtoc citizens grow enthusiastic It ie enough to make anyone happy to rime relief after years of suffering fPubllc statement like the following are but truthful representations ol I the daily work done in Earlingtoii by Doans Kidney Pills James Wlt Almoer of Earhng ton Ky saysliMy kidney trouble Was brought on by bard work and 1 was afflicted with the complaint for ten years I suffered from dizzy spells my kidneys did not do then work properly and my rest was des turbed by frequent passage of the kihdey secretions Some time age riearned of Downs Kidney Pills and procured a box Soon after I begat casIng them I received great relief and thus encouraged I continued I taking them until X was cured My kidneys are now in a normal condi tion and lieel very grateful to Doans Kidney Pills for bringing about this change For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMnburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for tbo Unit StatesRemember the name Doans and take no other Miss Ollib Breezes of Evansvllle is In town the guest of Mrs R H McOreary Bonaparte Declines to Express an Opin ion on Col Roosevelts Testi- monY In the T C 6r I Merger Charles O Bonaparte former At torneyGeneral who is at St Andrea NO declined to express an opinion on Col Roosevelts testimony m regard to the Tennessee Coat A Iron merrier Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that suffers frequently from splitting nervous headaches ought to feo at once to the draxKist and get a 25o bottle of our Car tedtI German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate coiStl patiOA lu ft form that may result In iOtber jXtreniely seri one azimentssometimes even Bright Disease and Appendicitis Our parlstedts German Liver Pow der acte on Liver the real cause oi constipation a few doses entirely remove the troubleInsure- a lasting cure never fails guaran teedIfyou have headaches get a bottle today from the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment 25c a bottle I SCHOOL TIME- Wsannounce the beginning of our 18th annual fall term on September 5th New college building Juait completea1fin equipment Expert teachtjTs Poaitipn t for graduates0 GQJoi BQARD 2 A WEEK preparatory short de- artmentle i Write for descriptive literature f c riii 0 q- i H W IJ r4iIi J Come promptly to this sale to benefit J by this drastic meisfure of ours to J cleanup all remnants The last ten days of this great sale are even greater than the first Dont miss this great opportunity 1 Tt L haver MEMBERS EVAN5VILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION r If You Want a Square r Deal J J or 1 j Less exaggeration misstatements 1 and untampered prices youll find it in our 86thiOnefourthoffallsummer suits 1 half price on all straw hats all curtsummers iris reduced l Our entire stock of Pants di r 1 vided into the foJl wngpric s j 150 195 2v45 295 345 395 445 Cho ceofany pair in store for 495 HERd rr LIT PAYS TO TRADE Every Dollar of an Ad Readers t i Money is Above Par v lFrequently Its uPower is Actually Doubledl A I r Your dollars vary f m value as they varyiiiW purtchasing power The mail or woman who studies i e advertisements is able frequently to make one dol lar do the usual work of two 4 And the experienc ed reader of advertisements will always make a del- la t command a premium make it buy yore than a i dollars worth as figured on iruling prices of things r f How much above par are the dollars in your J pocket worth Itwill depend on holy closely you study the buying opportunities outlined in the store y ads ffb r III t I WHEN IN MADISONVILLE t 1Iry v I tI l Visit the Princess Theater the best moving pic l tures in the country Somethingnew each night 1 I Matinee every afternoon 2 95 t r i Vaudeville each night 7 y p Pk ICES 5 XsJrA D NOE I i1c WNIIIi I B M SLATON FUItllIIDlrlctor Licwsid Em llft1lr F NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE t 1r1 ro M 1 U f IIU t t Iuwr 41 t iTtI Vf rttW r- D tfo J fYnrrr r I D I f f r H ir iii T1IL 1 w- n yo C jrf o 6- 0Ir n CH Q i r iJ 1 4 ililJ I iy Tt f FHEE THIP TA MAMIOTH CAVEi 0 r Ii4I Via Evansville and Greeiic a ofbEvans7ib e f fi r 7asoIY 11 y 11 A 1iv Tt1 ii fC 1 I a L I 1I ji 2 SArtrRbAYsFcr 2LLcCo i f f f 4 ii iI 1f h tfIAI cjF T r l 1 ni L JI 1 1 of h 11rsend five ladies from Hopkins County to the Mammoth j Cave via Evansville arid Green River jtsp v T i 4IionSeptember 2nd This is one t of the most delightful triyorQf i t O No dust no heat no cinders on the river routedfiu v je 1 F u A t L f Mow to OetThi Trib fre t f To the five leviesdeceiving the highest number of votes in the Bees Mammoth Cave cfteit we will give the trip f p absolutely free Votes can be obtained n the following manners by getting subscriptions to the Bee by collecting back x rO t a Mf neighbors liT onar IT Ifr r J r t 7 askifpIIuI I 1 qf 1 tO Ji newrartcloiveM9ultQO i IJ A t 1f ubscription by clipping the coupons good for 25 yotes that tM are published in each issue of the paper This is a splendid op pbrtunity to receive a delightful trip free with a little work andener gy on your part Ask the Earlington Madisonville office for a receipt book and go to worknow to win this trip youras and tJ them votes and and 1III t tI 1ii1l 1tJ IIIThe names and standing of contents will be publishediri each issue of the paper There will be fifteen or twenty of 11111 your friends that till take this tripi with you Suitablchaparones will be WT provided and we promise you an en f joyable weeks outiiJiat ours expense 1 I Get busy now Bin0 today andsee how many subscriptions you can get by the 2nd of September will soon be here andwe want You to take this trip IIIwith j= rfli NOTICE Patrons who desire to take adyantagje of thisfpportunity and join the Bees Mammoth NCave party can do sooj s tfv willIIi be 1750 This includes board at the cave and both routes W v 1r 4 y i The Se1ll1 eely Beei f o fftlXfo w r- JiarnngtonII F n Jiiacr c j i tr i j 2 w r ifJ f c Kentucky t 01 4 LI l C f- 1iXJ a OJ it r rJ L J r C T ItIflsIU nr 0II 0 j t- rQ K f o TI v x 3taflj U y + shl 2 f iifrrlI1