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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): August 11, 1911
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A " TUESDAY TUESDAY and FRIDAY DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ut EARLINGTON, and FRIDAY IF-YOU m Li TWENmSECOND&T0K& -- ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE No. Z3Sl tWA A!jUM HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1911 TWO & ..; MadUnvilU Notes E ARLINGTON RIFLEMEN MAKE THE KENTUCKY TEAM Capt Henry Rogers and Sergt Tom MISS AMELIA WAL- - XLUB KENTUCKJANb ixs ' MAKING EINE PROGRESS , - LER AGAIN IN LEAD Important Notice ' s I Prom now until Aug. 31st $1.00 paid on subscription to The Bee will be "gpo'd for instead of V-5YESTERDAY A jMissear.TjUoy Fawcott, Margaret 'ad Lohim McPhersdn left , nesday, for Prlncetou', Ky., w they will attend a house party giveu'; by Miss Rose Goldnamer. Miss Mattie Ellis Sloane, of Ky., is visiting relatives in s 'vi'VYTvwir Al.XJJk.BJ, . vJP JSiW (i JJATXB. bn-crra ' " Peyton Will Shoot us Into Fame Public Concert Last Night Largely At( ' tended by Citizens and1 Visitors on Wl he-reOw-ensbor- o, this city. :?: SCORCHER Mr. and MrB. Jack Miller who have been visiting in Baltimore have returned home accompanied 1,000 by his sister. We make a specialty of doing two 100 and three color workv If you want" claBsy job work that will give satisfaction Bee our samples and get prices at the Madisonville Branch Office in Morton's .Furniture Store. Aileen Davi8, Manager. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT William RosBandClem Armstrong On the Death of Knight Geo. Crofton, who havo boon In Hopkinsvillo for seeral days returned homo TuesJr.. by Victoria Lodge No 84 votes Jf N K. of P. day. Thcmometer Passed 105 Mark Whereas, The great and Supreme and Almost Made This Ruler of the Universe has In His inSeason's Maximum BUT MINIMUM RUNS DOWN TO SLEEPING POINT AT NIGHT The tempature climbed up to 10G at the local weather station yesterday afternoon, approaching the hlKh of the year, which was 100 on Jane 5th. The other hottest days of this unusually hot summer camo on May 29th 105, and July 4th 105. The moBt protracted hot spell was from July 1st to 10th, during wnloh tlrao the maximum temperatures rati ffcmi 03 to 105, eight days of this d recording maximum of 100 or over. This saving clause, however, In these hot times in this climate is the fact that the temporaturo gets do'wh to a good sleeping point during the night and does not break the qlghtly ing the hot per ibid "mentioned frT July the TnTnimum temperatures ran from 58 sixteen' days being 70 or below. There are pq-rlo- finite wisdom removed from among us one of our worthy and esteomod brother, Geo. Crolton, Jr., and WbereaB, The intimate relation held with him. in the faithful discharge of duties in this lodge makes It bmlnently befitting that we record our appreciation of him, Therefore be it Resolved, That the wisdom and ability which he has exercised m the aid of our lodge by service, contributions and counsel will be held in reBt.ir)For-lnstaliceVdti- rr to75,-t6n'of't- he m proper vlntilatloa is used. But yesterday was hot enough and everybody who has had a look at the thermometor is wishing for a return of laob comfortable weather as wa enjoyed from the 17th of July to thej4th of August. During that the maximum went above 90 i tina-but;seven times and (he mtxlmutn ran all the way from 48 to 71. Do not allow your kidney and bladder trouble to, develop beyond tbe reaob or medicine. Take Foley .Kidney Pills. They give quiok re sults ana stop irregularities witn l surprising promptness. Sold by St.Beruard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Desartnient. "SACK RQM TKB MORTMWEST serjousiywithtsoplnmoses where this climate hoV enough fcolntetfero uct, yet,YiiowK suramernights. In grateful remembrance. Resolved, That the Budded removal of such a life from among our Midst leaveB a vacancy and a Bhad-othat will be deeply realized by the members of this lodge and will proyo a serious loss to the communl-tyan- d the public. ItesolveU, That with deep sympathy with the bereaved relatives of. trie dj$aBed jjvj?expje8a,w,qurbope th a t,e von .Bu.gr eat a loBs4o.-us.-al- l, May be overruled for good by Him whWoeth fl"ffiTgr Resolved, That a copy of these retentions be .spreadupon stbeWcordB hlsllodgeYa jcopjr jpVjntedJ In ithe Beeand a copy forwarded to the bereaved family, and the charter shall be draped in mourning and the members wear the customary badge of mourning for thirty days. w . Miss Jante Buck, of HopkJnBvllle, the MIsbos Morrow. Rev. T. N. Corapton, of Owens-borwas in this city Tuesday. Those desiring to go with the Bee's Mammoth Cave via the Green River party ou Sept. 2 can do bo by sending In their names on or before Aug. 81. The entire trip with all expenses paid costs vou only $17.50. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pride and Mrs. Holt, of Clay, Ky.. were in this city Wednesday calling on friends. Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Ray, of Orof to if, are in this city visiting hla brother, Jj. R. Ray. Miss Pearl Elder, of Padnoah, who has been the guest of Miss Ruth has returned home. is the guesjt of Mo-Ne- al o, Votes Piling up by the Thousands Earlington is represented on the and Candidatcj.all, Kentucky rifle team to go to Camp Perry, Ohio, for the national Bhout, Working Hard yf two worthy soldiers and expert riflemen. Capt. Henry Rogers and WILL BE ABOUT FORTY IN PARTY Srgt. Tom Peyton are the good men aad true who will shoot Earlington Miss Aurella Waller, of this city, into fame this summer and help is again in the lead in the Bee's oace more to impress the outside Mammoth Cavo contest, Miss Ida werld with tbe thought that Lee SiBk second, Miss Willie Jen-kincan shoot, wben they try. of St. Charles, tbird, Miss Ber-uiePete Davis and Luther Boyde, who WImborly, of Madisonville, havo alBO been doing Borne good fourth, Miss Oath Medlock, of shooting but did not hold up their Gap, fifth, MiBB Lilly Harris former good record on the final test, sixth and MIbs Verna Oatos, seventh, camo home Wednesday afternoon. all of theBP .candidates are workiug And Earlington, aa forecast by The hard and the votes are pilling up by Bee, came very near having four the thousands. There Is only about ni'en out of the fifteen who consti- two weeks more until tho contest tute the team and the alternates. closes and the girls realize that Sergt. Peyton finished ninth on the what they accomplish must be done team and Capt. Rogers fourteenth. now. The fight between the two Earlington candidates Misses Sisk and Waller is a hot one, both of . Loss of Time Means Loss of Pay these contestants are determined to Kidney troubles and the ills it poll the largest number of votes breeds meaup loBt time and lost pay when the contost oIobos on August to many a working man. M. Balent, 81, atmldnfgbt. All the candidates are doing splen1214 Little Penna. St., Streatnr, III., was so bad from kidney and bladder did work and new subscribers are trouble that he could not work, but coming in rapidly. There will be 85 he says: "I took Foleys Kidney people in addition to the five canPills for only a short time and got didates who will make the trip, entirely well and was soon able to go Mrs. J. E. Fawcett and Paul M. back to work, and am feeling well Moore will chaperone tbe young and healthier than before." Foley people and see they are well taken Kidney Pills are tonic In action, care of and have the best of every quick in results a good friend to erything on the trip. It will be well the working man or woman woo for all parties who expect to make thiB trip to notify this office not suitors from kidney ills. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., later than August 80th and should deposit the $17.50 with tho Bee on Incorporated Drug Department. August 81st. Following are tbe names and CM GUN E0URTEEN-I- 9 standing of contestants to date. AMAZES ADMIRAL TOGO This information wlllbe published in each issue of tbe papor until the contest cIobos: Stuck His Head into The Breech and M1bb Aurelia Waller, Earlington Ken-tucklans ce B, The Klub KentuckBand is comlnr fine,tbank you. Last night's public concert on the Bquare was great and It was enjoyed by a very large number of citizens and visitors. Tbe fine personnel of this organiza-tia- n the exoellent qualifications, ef Prof. Pro, leader and teacher, and the high grade of instruments used make the future of our nand very promising. The boys have some new music on Mor-ton- B which they are working that will bo a surprise to their friends when they trot it out. The organization has recently baen materially strengthened by the addition of Mr. Wiley, our new jeweler, who is an artist with tho clarinet. And it scorns to run In tLe trade, since Chas Treum-p- y haB also joined the band and plays a good alto. The Earlington people are mupio lovers and every effort and all progress on part of tho band Is greeted with an open show of . , appreciation. -- Wife Got Tip Top Aivice. "My wife wanted me to take our boy to the doctor to oure an ugly boil," writes D. Frankel, of Stroud, Okla., "IsaldJputBuoklen'B Arnica Salve on It.' She did so, and the boil in a short tioae." Quickest healer of Burns, Scaldc, Outs, Corns, Bruises, Sprains, swellings. Best Pile oure on earth. Try it. Only 25c at all druggists, SPRAINED ANKLE WSEN HIS AEROPLANE DUCKED Ben Evans Wearing a Limp as a Yesterday's "Flights" ResuM of Don't wHr" John O, M. Hogan, B. Bbewbter, Reubkn Mii.es, Committee, Boe has a branch office for Madi-- ; sonvlUe people In Morton's4 Furni-tur- o Store. If you want advertising or Job work or wish to subscribe for thoj?aper,Ncall,up. number. 4.. . T.. --w Ajucben Davis (Mauager.-'- " Mles Minerva- - Davis, of" Anton, was m the city. Wednesday calling on frfends. MlBaes Katherlno, Giyoqa aud tyls-ltMattie Ells' Sloane, are visiting Mrs. DouglaB Ruckman in Providence. Those desiring to go with lho Bee'B Mammoth Cave via the Green River party on Sept. 2 can do so by sending; in their names on or before Aug, 81. The entire trip with all expenses paid costs you only $17.50. MUB"Edna Morgan left this morning for Bowling Green where she . or ; forget the Semi-Week- ly When you have that awful pain in the back don't delay bat go and bny a box of Bloodlner, Blood and Kidneys Tablets. Tney make, sick kidneys well. They even cure Bnghts Disease and Diabetes. St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department, Special Agents. Sebree Camp Meeting u The Sebree Camp Meeting begins Aug. 10, closes Aug. 27, and will be H. D. Cafty Went ro Investigate Modern dlrtcted by Rev. Z. Ferrell. Preaching by Dr. T. J. Ratclifl, a, distinSystem ef Power Ptowtag guished evangelist, of Nashville, Tenn. The Bong service during the H. S. Corey, farm superintendent entire meeting is under direction of of the St. Bernard Mining Co., is Miss Florence Allen, one of the most just home from a flying trip into the talented singers of the South. Engreat northwest, which section he in- trance to the grounds and tent 1b vaded for the purpose of investigating free. All are Invited. Reduced ratos on all railroads. the modern system of rapid plowing with the powerful gasoline engine and A specific for pain Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, itrongest, cheapest liniment ever devised. A gang plow. His ultimate destination household remedy in America for aj years. was Winona, Wisconsin. Mrs. Corey accompanied her husband. They MRS. 1ARNETT IS NAMED POSTMISTRESS AT MORTONS spent a brief time in Chicago and got ; an interesting glimpse of the north- Given PUce Without Opposition Is west., Mr.JCorey made no. purchase, Widow of Deceased Official but it is highly probable that the St. Bernard farm lands will soon be MrB. Minnie A. Barnett, widow of plowed the modern way that prevails D. S. Barnett deceased, has been appointed postmistress at Mortons on the great western ranches. Gap to flll the unexpired term of her and bruisee may be healed in husband. This announcement was Outs d the time required made yesterday by wire from Washabout by the usual treatment by applying ington. Mr. Barnett bad no oppounamueriain'B jlkuihiuiu. xt ia ru antiseptic and cause such Injuries to sition and was given the place with V.m.1 Wlf limit tnitfnrnHnn. H'hln lint. unanimous endorsement of patronB en t also relieves soreness of the of the office. in muscle and rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers. Stepping on a rusty nail has been the cause of many cases of lockjaw. Callie Bourland Overheated The nail was not so much tbe fault Callie Bourland a well known as neglect of the wound. If such young mlm of this city became wourids were promptly cleansed and,' BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT overheated Tuesday aftsrnoon and applied there wodid be no lockjaw, fell on the street. Assistance came as the antiseptic properties of the quickly and he was removed to the liniment wouia counteract tne poiresldiujoaof his motbr -- ljon Farrn son and the wound would heal quickAverftiji w hilar a mm ran ly. m&M?wm4nm&trmu: 0oM pv i. JWW ftMteJteJwiiP' Mlfiftof Otr,; Irinas uot iQiiy reoovirra juepanment, eorporaiea, one-thir- if ill visit friends. Miss Nannie Anderson delightfully entertained a number of friends Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Mattie Ellis Sloane, of Owens-borThoso present were Misses Daisy Wilson, Clara Dowdner, Lena Prltohett, Lena Mo Gary, Annie Mo Cox, Mary Bell Todd, Mattie EUib Sloue, Edua Morgan, Nannie Anderson, Elsie Morrow and Hazel Fawoett, Get the habit of coming to the branch office of tne Bee, at Morton's Furniture Store, when you want engraved cards, embossed letterheads, dance tlokets or programs. We havo the best and let us figure with you on prices. Aileen Davis, Manager. Mrs. W. P. Vickers and daughter, Margaret are visiting frleudB in Hopkinevllle. o. Semi-Weekly Breeders of fine horses prefer Bal-lakdSnow Liniment for all cuts, wounds or uores on their stock, because It acts both mildlp and quickly and heals an ordinary wound without a soar. Price 25o, 60o and $100 per bottle. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, drug department. 's JTJBGE L0CKETT VERY ILL More His Pecn In Hospital at Louisville '. Than Two Weeks t Mr. Jphn F. Lockett, First Assistant Attornoy Moneral Of Kentucky, r who to the Norton two weeks ago, desperately ill with liver trouble, is still in a aerlous 'condition. His condition Agent. has remained unchanged for the put WMk. Mrs. Lockett1 is in con- - Present Taft Will Veto Statehood Bill siani atiecaauoo upou nernusoana. Word was received at the. Capitol In-flraia- ry t wa brought Ben Evans took several flights or soars in his new biplane yesterdey Ida Lee Sisk, Earlington afternoon and came out with a 8. Abmiral Miss Willie Jenkins, St.Charles r Washington, Aug. -- 09 100 sprained ankle. His JimachlnaiU -Coifnt Togo," unfelgnedly amazed? ducked while ho was soaring some of a new stood at the muzzle Miss Btrnice Wlmberly, Madison, gun at the Washington Navy Yard 18,350 fiftflen feet from the ground. Th viile today and inspected the first of the Miss Oath Medlock, Mortons... 15,175 ankle is bandaged but he used it lABt night to walk to the band con 14,575 twentyfour most powerful rifles In Lilly Harris, MadiBOnville cert. Ben Evans aqd Geo. Arnold, the world, with which the giant M1bb Verna Oates, Madisonville cousins and young men with decided,, American battleships Texas and ...11,225 New York are to be equipped". Miss Louise McPherson, Madison- mecbantoal tastes and ability, are Earllngton's aviators. Already their 4,700 The Japanese Btuok hiB head into ville gun and looked Miss Ruth MoNeal, Madisonville flights have given the field of their the breech of tbo through a glistening barrel of 52 2,600 operations .the name of "Aviation '.... . feet, the longest tbe United States Miss Trixle Robertson, Madisonville Field"Navy has as yet attempted. 2,400 If von ara naln. weak. Inncnlri nr Mrs, Walter Daves, Earlington. 1,100 anaemic a few doses, of BloodineAdmiral Togo's ordinarily Liver Pills will increase the supply face plainly relaxed and be and improve the quantity of bleed. Many a Suffering Woman looked enthusiastically at tbe latest Small pill, small doses, pleasant and product of ordinary genius. DragB berBelf painfully through never gripe. St. Bernard Mining; He continued with acute Interest her daily tasks, suffering from back-aoh- Co,, Incorporated, Drug Department. beadaohe, nervousness, loss of Speoial agents. his visit through the yard and appetite and poor sleep, not knowthough then be moved around rap- ing her Ills are duo to kidney and Oakmeor Entertains idly he received a vivid impression bladder troubles. Foley Kidney Oakmoor was the scene of merrf-me- nt of the resourcefulness of tbe United Pills give quick relief from pain and misery and a prompt return to health Wodnoeday evening whoa the States Navy. and Btrength. No woman who so doors were opened to a number of suffers can afford to overlook Foley young people from eight to twelve, rills. Memgetf Thanks From the Mikado Kidneyby Sold St. Bernard Mining ..In- Tbe occasion being a pleasant oner Washington, Aug. 9. MutBubito, corporated. Drug Department. music and lively conversation tho Mikado of Japan, cabled President delightful pastime of the evening. Taft today a message of thankB for NEW CHURCH EUILDING 1EING The honor guests were Misses Beattho reception accorded Admiral To- SURROUNDED IT CEMENT WALE rice Wheeler, of Louisville, and go in thiB country. The message Lonotle Green, of Greenville, tbo follows. Methodist Building Will be Occupied attractive guests of Misses Irene "The President, Washington The Early in September and Bessie Coyle. splendid welcome accorded Admiral Dainty refreshments of brick IceTogo by you and tbe friendly sentiWork on tbe beautiful new Meth- cream and cake were served. ments expressed by you on that oc- odist oburob at corner of Robinson Those present were Misses Beatrice casion have touched me deeply, and and Mobs is progressing so that it is Wheeler, Luoile Green, Irene and I pray you to acoept the assurance now confidently expected that the Bessie Coyle, Katherine Splllman, of my most cordial thankB and ap- congregation will occupy the build- Mabel Browning, Elizabeth and preciation. Mutbuhito" ing early in September, or about the Margaret Kemp, Messrs. Miller and time specified in the contract. The Ben Evans, Gilbert King, Marvin Constipation is the starting point building committee decided to pave Mitchel, Morton Victory, Baker healthy keep the bowels active and with concrete on both streets, sur Fugate, Ed Morrison, Geo. Bates, regular. HERBINE will remove rounding both the church and par- Robert Merrlhew, Johp Moore, Mr. all accumulations in the bowels and sonage lots and thiB work 1b now and Mrs. Dan EvanB aud Mrs. W. put the system in prime condition. being desa, It is probable that men R. Coyle. Price 60o, Sold by St. Bernard Min- of tbo congregation will take a day ing Co., Incorporated, Drug DeYou Need Stationery. at the proper season to grade about partment Nothing glveB an Individual or ar the new building and put the borfirm standing in the business world1 ders In grass. Shot by Railroad Superintendent Granville Tumerwas shot and in- ..Sallow complexion comes from like nice stationery neatly printed.-ThBee Job departstantly killed near Lane and ,billous Impurities in the blood and ment keeps constantly on hand a Camp, four miles above Jack- the fault lies with the liver and noteheadsj-blllheads- , e fine line of letterheads, son, by J. W. Hillerd, superinten- bowels: they are torplt, The gives results in such casstatements and envelopes, that dent of a Beotlon of the railroad ex- e's is HERBINE. It Is a fine liver both linen and commercial. Wo-alstension. stimulant and bowel regulator. do circular, invitation and cataPrice 50c. Sold by St. Bernard Mm-'in- g logue work. Give ub a trial. You Co., Incorporated, Drug DepartAlbert's Headache Checkers give will be pleaBed, instant relief and permanently cure ments. all headaches, neuralgia, periodical pains. Five doses 10 cents ; 25 doses 25 cents. Mail orders 'filled by the Bloodine Corporation, Boston Mass. St. Bernard Mining Co., IncorporatThe Bee's Mammoth Gave Contest Coupon ed, Drug Department, Special (, was Enthusiasticly Astonished 28.825 20,250 a14-in- cxpres-slonleB- B - e, e Seml-Week- iy Hil-Hard- 's med--ioin- o ! ' m (TM- - Good for 25 Votes for N0T TRANf KRABU? dre'jfc7i "--i- ,-1 Bmjd J-'rng Thursday that President Taft un- VTin " The cr7ftal-U4ii.nued by aueattoMblv will veto the NuwfMex d show a fallingoff lu Joo aHd Arizona statehood bill pasn-tsalGovernment by U, feeiiat. 'Hit objection if corn. wHMtriolMo ad other farm j to oontlnued to the judiciary recall feature which prodicUi forltll, du left In tbe Anson eoottltntion- droatbs. ' Cw Report Show Falling Off ,."" If places! Jm ballot box t pirn 1 at. Bee Office 15 .er licfarc TuWay, Aufurt X t 8K wMWAUlK )) iTwyfHBHlTOTwi3i.i'iSrl ,w Horn of Plenty cJBjBw m If- Subscription Rates Ono Year..... . . .?1.00 ? ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS EDITOR AND PUBLISHER 0. E. FAWOETT PAUlr m. moohe. Six months Throe months SIdrIo copies 50 25 5 '..,... MANA8ER m K. Memherof Kentucky Press Association m i and Secend District Publishers League 4-- MISS Sp9oimen copies mailed free on application. Correspondents wanted In all parts of the county. Address us for c i L- Bk Main Stroet, Branch Office in Morton's Farnitare Store, 119 AILEEN DAVIS, Mgr. Kentucky, Phone No. sonnlle, Slh TeUk9ne47 - Friday, August 11, 1911 miimmm !MM MHiltMlH STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT BEERY ANNOUNCEMENTS 'W We are authorized tp announce .James, Jli Laffooq. of St. Charles, as Of The Pair ' Association Regarding a candidate for Representative in the Failure of- Aeroplane Flights the" Legislature, Bubject to the decision of the Republican party of Hopat The Providence Fair kins couuty. On behalf of the management of We are authorized to announce the Providence' Fair Association I George King, of Earllnuton. aB a candidate for Representative In the think a brief statement is due those legislature, subject to the action who attended our lair on Friday and of the Republican party of HopklnB Saturday laBt with expectations of county. seeing aeroplane flights, which we - , v. NATIONAL CATHOLIC & On July llth wo entered into a ABSTINENCE UNION contract with the Grav Eagle AviaCongress wo have with us. but the Ready to Wear and we tion Company, through their ofllce Supreme Court has ground its excelMembership Now in LouiBvilIe, Ky., by which this lent grist and will affright the timorFine Growth Shown want you to know it is s Near Hundred Thousand aviation company was to send a ous no more for a while. The Presicertainly our pleasure to dential election is .another crop first-clas- s of Curtiss model Scranton, Pa., August 10. Rev. P. and a competent aviator to make away. Let men gpt busy with their show you any time. J. O'Callaghan, National President flights in the air of thirty minutes' hands instead of their mouths, and The above days are set of the National Catholic Total Ab- duration at our fair grounds on Fri- then the country will see what it shall see. aside to our stinence Union, In convention here, day and Saturday, August 4 and 5. So far as prosperity is dependent in his report urged the formation of This aviation company was highly new fall styles in an Indian temperance league for the recommended as having made suc- on plenty, the road is clear as far bb ' its A SklrtSyWaista American Indians. The strength of cessful fltghtB at various places and any searchlight cau throw beams. Ex. the national union was given by we made the contract with them in Father Q.'Cailaghan aB, close to 100, good faith and advertised the same .')i PELLAGRA IN KENTUCKY 000, showing a substantial growth in good faith Just as we have adver-ou- r ft'1, ,'rfvi" for the year. The Philadelphia unother attractions at onr fairs Marine Hospital Surgeon Ordered by ion showed the greatest member- heretofore. That these flights were Government to aid in Suppression. It is our business to please you and merit your patronage. ship, having 17. 804 members in good disappointing and rrore or less a standing. failure was no fault upon the part of Many hours while you sleep we are working for you, straining every nerve The temperance rally last night the fair association in any manner, Louisville, Ky., August 10. and exercising every form of business alertness to be able to do more for you than was the biggest event of its kind ev- as we performed our part of the con- While the conference of physicians was held in Corbm, Ky., yesterday er seen in tbAV'o'fty. '' any ope else can do. tract to the letter, which was to fur400 feetwide and to form plans for combatting pellanish a level ground Our merchandise throughout is the best and our prices are one and the same Uses for Milk. and 1000 feet long and keep the same gra in Kentucky a death certificate was filed with the local health deto everybody and are as low as consistent business methods will allow. ' Milk will clean piano keys satisfact- olear of obstructions and spectators. orily-. out ink spots of We were to pay $600.00 for the partment here which "showed a faIt will. take "Your business appreciated." long: standing. Used in starch, it will flights; if no flights on account of tal case of the disease in Louisville. give a satisfactory gloss. It will reto pay William Hartshell, who lived on move decolorations from gilt mirrors wind or weather we were aviation company Adams street, was the victim, and and picture frames Used with bluing $100.00. The the two phyBicins who attended him for lace curtains, It will make thorn wanted ub to compromise and pay diagnosed his disease as pellagra. one-hathe contract priso for them look like new. At the Corbin conference a numIncorporated given and which we the exhibitions . . . decline to do on the grounds that no ber of viotims of the disease wont Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach. before the physicians, who examin"I suffered intensely after eating successful flights had been pulled and no medicine or treatment I tried off and we would not be a party to ed them as to their habits, food and manner of life. The physicians will seemed to do any good," writes H. any compromise. M. Youngpeters, Editor of The Sun, prepare a report on their findings. Fair Lake View. Ohio. "The first few The Provlnenco Agriculturalnearly A dispatch from Washington says ATTACK OX KAILfcOAD CAMP of Chamberlain's Stomach Association is composed of doses and IiiveB Tablets gave me surpris- one hundred stockholders and la that tbo Marins Hospital Service Deerado of BreathHt County Killed in ing relief and the second bottle fairly well representative of the peo- will aid in the work of stamping First Exchange of Shots seemed to give me a new stomach out the disease in Kentuoky. SurgeoOFFER and perfectly good health." For ple of Frovldenco and surrounding n-General Wyman Hospital Sercountry and the directors and offsale by all dealers. Jackson, Ky., August 10. Seem-Ingl- y icials are to well known to our home vice to proceed from Savannah, Qa,, Beginning Saturday, August 5th, and until and seeking revenge for testimony to Bell County, Ky., to aid In the Useful to Auto Drivers. people to make it neooessary for us glyen against him in court, Bud fight on the disease, Employing telescoping aluminum to say that we were in the beBt of including Saturday, August 12th, we will give Turner of Quicksand,, Broathltt Co., rods, an Ohio telephone company man- good faith in our efforts to put on with eaci. 25c box of Soul Kiss Talcum purGen. Geo. W. Gordon Dead led a party of friends iu an attack ager has invented a compact telephone aeroplane exhibitions. For the benby which the automoblllst can on a railroad camp yesterday, At outfit chased a 25c bottle of Soul Kiss Perfume free. Gen. Geo. W. Gordon, Command-er-fn-Chiconnect his car with any point on any efit of those good people who came of the United States the first exchange Turner was killed from a distance and who do not system using overhead wires. Soul Kiss Talcum is a new addition to our stock know ub we wish to say that we Confederate Veterans and member and his followers flud. Turner was of Congress from the Tenth Tenner arrested recently on charges of bootwere at all times in the best of faith of' toilet articles and to induce our friends to try Scholarship For Sale and did our best to make good our see congressional district, died at legging whiskey in the camps. He was a brother of Weslie Turner", Jr., this splendid Talcum we make the above ex.We have a $100 scholarship on advertising and we assure you that bis home in Mampbis yesterday. thp Breathitt county jailor, killed ' ' Bryan & Stratton Business College the burden of the disappointment 'optional offer. . a year ago by "Bad Jack" Noble, Pope Pius Reported Improved for,Bale. This is one, of the best bus- falls much more heavily upon us Who is still at large. , .1' Pope Pius was reported Improved iness colleges in the. State, and a than upon you. For the aviation Remember! , This, offef ' applies to .casn of credit company I will say that' Mr. Gratz, yesterday after changing his bed Notice, scholarship in this college is A 1. Raisers '; ..''.-..- -' sales alike. THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE. the aviator, and hla. assistant, all room. Notwithstanding the illness of the Pope the celebration of the ltnpresaed mo as being oleganr and 'Now fs the time of year to feed-you- r worthy gentlemari arid as everybody eight anniversary of the coronation fowls a good tonic H411 44 SCHOOL TIME knows aerial navigation is in its in- took place in tne Sistlne chapel. cures Cholera, Boup, Gapes, Canker fancy and aeroplanes flights' all over and Llmberneck. When fed as a not only keeps them' the world have met with failure af- French Steamer Emir Sinks Sevcnty-On- e Ereventive it makes them lay. Price We announce beDrowned ter failure and many accidents and 50c No Cure, No Pay. Guaran ginning of our deaths have resulted beford successINCORPORATED The French Bteamer Emir Bank teed by your druggist, St. Barnard ful flights have been accomplished. yesterday in the Straits of Gibraltar Mining Co , Incorporated, Drug De term on annual A close friend of the writer, a after a collision with the British partment, Earlington, Ky., Gard-Ine- r September & Bowmer, Mudisonville, Ky. prominent gentleman from Kansas steamer Silverton. Seventy-on- e Try it under the guarantee. ABk City, Mo., was at our gfounds Fri- persons were drowned. for booklet on liiBoaees of poultry. '. ';"' 'v day and he tells me he had paid $100 three different times to see aeroplane flight, each of which resulted in failure, aud this experience SBBc38ISMBnlH8iBSM4jflK73STOflFBMSBBBBMSafct has befallen many thousands of peoWhen Srou fool dull; out of sorts, discouraged, BSBi fH lwBSHSSBSBBBBBBBBSlwiBHSSBBSBBSMME ple all over our land, Remember, half sick and, everything seems to be going; .wrong, you can blamo It on your liver. It Is you paid us nothing to see aeroplane itorpIO, You need flights above regular admission to sWK5ipBssBBBBBMBssBW3plBss"WiFS our fair, I bespeak for Mr. Gratz and his company , as well as for our fair New possible considercompleted. Fine association, everyask that you withation and kindly A Medicine of Power in equipment. Expert hold your censure or any charge of AH Liver Disorders. bad faith upon the part of any one. f WKe lEa Hver is torpid, it throws Impurities Into ih" system; Not one additional cent was charged f Your dollars vary in value as they vary in purwhich hamper every organ in tho body. The result I that funcat our gates on account of the aerotional processes are not properly carried on. Impurities get into chasing power. The man or woman who studies plane flights, which were billed In GOOD BOARD $2 A WEEK the blood, the stomach is bilious, the kidneys weak and the good faith as a free attraction, and bowels Irregular generally constipated. Herbine clears out all advertisements is able, frequently, to make one dolthese impurities, opens up the obstructed channels, strengthens that the good people that attended lar do the usual work of two. the torpid liver, cleanses tho blood,, purifies and regulates the And the experiencshort- our fair expressly to see these aerotowels. After the ayatem has been thus overhauled, there Is an deplane flights should be disappointed ed reader of advertisements will always make a dolhand and Immediate; Improvement Appetito returns, digestion Is good, the it is needless to say, we regret inspirits rise, the mind clears of gloomy forebodings ana everything Write lar command a premium make it buy more than a looks bright And cheerful, which means, sound, health pe&dltlon tensely, we aBsure you. everywhere In the body. dollar's worth, as, figured on "ruling prices" of things. Very Sincerely Yours, 'i si Price 50c per Bottle. Percy D. Berry. How bl-pla- ne had extensively advertised. about that, there being a general understanding that a oottdn crop larger than was ever known is as sure as anything of that sort can be so early in the season. We do not know anything abont the corn crop yet, for the wheat is heading before the corn is all planted, and is already out. Never was there such a margin for the pessimists to whistle at. On the grains, the quantities Will recoup Bome reduction iu prioo. Cotton quantities and prices am up together and the shelves af the merchants are bare. .In bulk, never waB there such ample provision for filling stomachs and freight cars. There will be all that either man or animals can eat and at prices enabling them to eat it. Already the number of idle oars Is lessening and shortly every wheel will be turning. This is as true of spindles as of car wheels. Unless all of a sudden the world haB stopped wearing cotton, the operatives of the'' world must soon be as busy as the look so gloomy m this country, with the possible exception of wheat, the optomletlo predictions given below will furnish refreshing reading. The crop experts disagree only by how much the wheat crop will exceed the greatest on record. The cotton ulpuers do not disagree even At this time, when crop prospects : HMflMMeed to Shop Elsewhere for Your Fall and Winter Ready to Wear MONDAY AND TUESDAY, AUG. 14-1- 5 We will give our opening display of the.eelebrated Pal-mer H Garment for Ladies,.Misses and Children. We have just received our fall and winter styles and nothing but brand new up to date Suits arid Coats will be on display. We know you want to see the new creations in Cnildren Department a Introduce Coats, Suits, Specialty OUR STORE IS YOUR STORE i- ,.,..'., lf - BARNES, CO WAND & CO. EARLTNGTON KY. -.-- & - SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY - ef J fftJ - :,, , ', Poultry . ! ST. BERNARD DRfOME fall isth the , ST. BERNARD MINING CO. 5th. f' "- Every Dollar of an Ad Reader's Money is Above Par t just college building HERBINE Frequently Its Buying Power is Actually Doubled teachers. Positions for graduates. Preparatory, business partments. for f descriptive literature President Proyidence Agricultural ' Fair Association. jmet T r. muw mmam r.wm,w. Mfjht, ewe Sailey Rntall, Sere Stevkeae Xre Salve. Mr e Wnk m 11 wva ns v,i j. 1 e , J.na . BUSINESS. COLLEGE Can Live. Long Wltheut Feoel. An eagle caa live 28 days witkawt ..... food. "0UggM1fTflHfiYI ST. BERNARD MINING CO,, much 'above par" are the dollars in your pocket worth ? It will depend on how closely vou study the buying opportunities outlined in the store ads t ' it Dmg Dtpi4mni a MMMWM J. csr m i"l 'SMI i j M, ,tWJki' .1 J.V-- ... j' ? I CJ ' al ) L Renew Your Subscription 5 v. J' For. another year and giveyour favorite W t rl v I I . t I . -- WllK Li V n To the -)- . BE -- IC v Agoing on w. ........ 1;0OO votes hrfhe Bee's Mammoth Cave, Contesrnow ' . ""' J"-- i J .1 .,-.- . . , , . , ... . i "31 .. M The man who whispers down a well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a orop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and "holler." DR. B. HARDIN DR. LC.RAY Drs. Hardin & Ray DENTISTS Painless Extracting and Parcelain Werk High Clan DtnUttry U eer Sptcielty Mad'uannlU, Kentucky n,News of the Toivti fi a - 1 Miss Vera Hart Waited friends In MadlsqhvlUo Saturday; and $uuday, Quito an enjoyable dance was glv-vWobb'B Hall Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Breezes, of and tho Misses Lacey, of Etigeflold, Tonn. One dollar paid on subscription to , the Bee will give your candidate at Ev-ansvil- le, f. rotes. Subscribe now. Mrs. Will- - Lee and obltdrea, of JKeviI, Ky., are in ttiis city visiting relatives. Mrs. Robt. Weir, of Hanson, spent Tuesday in tbls oity with her moth-- r : Old papers for aale at the Bee 1,000 ft m ac ' B. Johnson was in Tuesday shopping. Will Filer made a business trip to tkis oity Tuesday. ,. Alt American, Swiss and English Mwwaiehes repaired, and put lnA'flrst law condition. I turn nothing dowu tbas worth repairing, OT.I. Tbubmpy Watohmaker, At Whltford'a Store, Mrs. O. Madi-soavll- le kfjs Mr. lt'v Wl p?'.. Maude Wiifclo, of Madison-viwas in this oity Tuesday - U mousing. 'm . and Mrs. Frank Bash and oa!Deft Wednesday for Atlanta w I J? .W i An Tappan o ., .j (, Madlsonvllle. Wiley, Joweldrysucceasor to L0. & MJNjs Ida Leo Slsk spent Tuesday " Gardner. t: V' V" '4 br w a business trip Madiaonville Tuesday. Renew your subscription to the Bee and give your favorite votes on the Oave contest. MIssob Goldio Chandler and Ruby Teyton will attoud tbe camp meeting at Sebree. Rev. Theodore Gill, of Madison vllle,lvisited friendB in, Earllqgton Wednesday. Do' you uso Tip Top Flour? If sot you don't ubo the best, that's all. Made by j, v, Thompson, Madiaonville Ky. Th'Ss. Logan made candi-dateXoO- O Misses Ruby Poyton and Goldle Neal Splllman called on friends in The Spectre of the' Past Chandler, and Dora Cavanaugh, of Madiaonville Tuesday night. Young man, you may think it Robards. were charmingly onter-tatne- d Miss Ethel Peyton has returned eaBy to "bow wild oats," and then Friday oveuing at lunch by home from McLean Co. lay aside that life and settle down ,. Mr, and Mrs. E. Tucker, oLMadlsoh- business in earnest. Especially J Will McLeod made a business trip to you have spent all your earnings if to this oity Thursday. in your follies.' Your intentions Jesse Phillips, of St. Charles, H. D. Cowand made a business may be good. Your reformation a ousiuosb trip to this clfy made trip to Central City Thursday. genuine. You may have it firmly Wednesday. Prof, and Mrs. O. E. Dudley and fixed in your mind to lead an exThose deBlnng to go with tho Bee's Mammoth Cavo via the Green River children, Margaret and Harold, re- emplary life and to settle down to party on Sept. 2 can do so by send- turned Wednesday night from a vis- business and hard work in earnest. But the world will not let you. ing In thotr names on or before Aug. it to friends in Indiana. Ralph and Davin Dudley, sons, will remain for The world measures everything by 81. Tho entire' trip with all expensa tlmo yet with relatives beforo re- the standard of a dollar. There is es paid costs you only $17 50. no human feeling in business. It is turning home. Misses Ruby Peyton and Goldle all cold, calculating strife for the Mrs. Hey Brinkley entertained for dollar. Chandler visited In Mortous Gap Sunday night after a tour through the Misses Lacey, of Edgefield, Your ability-manot be questionTenn., Wednesday evening. the country In au auto. ed. You may be better prepared inMrs. Joe Brinkley entertained the tellectually for tbe struggle than Miss Janle VIotory was In Misses Lacey and Breezes on tbe many of tbe successful ones, but )1 Tuesday shopping. j beautiful lawn of Mrs. Oordler on. ' "Expert watch repairing. Prices Railroad atreet. Delightful refresh- you need the dollar tho God of tb preBont and have not got it, the C. I. Truempy, I ments were served. reasonable. Spectre of your past will rifO up and' f At WhltfnrdVStorA. ;i. Mr. and Mrs! R. G MoEuen and l keep you from getting It. It mat Geo. Mothersh'ead' made a you have laid aside the little son, leave Saturday for Cadiz, ters not nosa trip to Madisonville Wudnea-day- .' where they will viBif her parents, follies that and the excesees of the past, it matters not that within your own Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Frazer. Mrs. Harp Nurse, of this city, We make our guarantee good. If heart tbore has been a complete re spent Wednesday In Madlsonvllie there la anything you have bought formation, memory of your past with Mrs. Graham. or anything you have had repaired will linger with those who know , Watches of all the reliable makes, at tbe Tappan & Gardner storo and you and you will be denied tbe aseaoh bearing our iron olad guaran" it is not giving satisfaction return sistance that would start you on the tee. L. C. WiiiBy, euooessor to Tap it to me and let me right the wrong. road to success. There 1b nothing pan & Gardner. of brotherly love in business of to L. O.WlIiKY, day. There la no Christianity ;ln it. Brick South worth made a business Successor to Tappan & Gardner, Earllngton, Kj. It is a cold proposition of dollars trip to Madiaonvillo Tuesday. k The Bee Is only one Ed. Morrison, of Pembroke, was in and nothing more. a year. Subscribe now and the city Wednesday night to attend The successful man has builded dollar his euocesB on the folly of you and give your favorite contestant 1,000 the party at Oakmoor. your kind. While you have been votes. John A. Moore is attending a spending with a prodigal hand for Kathenne Corey la visiting Miss honse party at Princeton. the gratification of your desires, be Agnes Lynn in Fordsville. Miss Ida Martin left Wednesday has been denying himself and Mrs. H. K. Corey who has been for a visit to relatives at Springfield scheming to annex the dollar that visiting in Minnesota baa returned Tenn. you ha-v- spent. It is a heartless, home. ; V-Dr. Btanley returned from Moss brutal theory, bnt it ib the rule of Mrs. Jim MeaWue and children. Hill church last Wednesday, where businesa. of Parkersburg,:Wya., arrived in he dedicated tbe new qburoh build Better leave off tbe wild oats. cniB city weaneBaay nigur; co visit lngand then held a meeting for Leave off everything, save work and more than a week. He reached buamess. Else whe,n you want to do her parents. f' ' here in time for the pionie of the soniethlngyou will And that Speotre SubsorllH for, the Sunday Bobool ot the Christian o& your paat will riae up aud put itBee Jind give ,your , favorite Votes, Inr the? Mammoth church at the Park. He will pleach self between you and the goal of 'need, them at the Christian ohuroh nexjj, S&Cr your ambition. BreathUt County Cave soa'test.' ttae-wil-? day morning and evening ' , bif&iruoiit vNews. . Mrs. O. L. Powers ratyrned &rQm Meachem, who hasbeen WsdameB. Lq- - Walta, Sara InBd a camping trip yesterday county, haa gram aud MJlss Franoes Adams, of 1 jip The slumber patty girls were iitiBuviuav wjp npuHumg inemay on DMpateber h FiBbi formerly ot Jtriated to refreshing drinks by Gil Looh Mary t'AR. guests of ir.ana " V, J Madlson-giHynQf- f T9iW R this bert King, at hla popular drugf store, Mrs Jflllft Coyl., 45 laBteyenHW oityL. A lUSVion The SMnday s"ohool.ponio glvon MIsb Mary 6'SrlSn spgnt Tdeidttf spent SunSdiyllUilfclB'W With by the 0irIaVan Chm6. Wednes- In Madisonville shopping. relatives.f Ir " day waSUnjoyed .very mabh by all. Fine watoh,reDalrlng . T , t New eean'wwejltraw-forsale, Ev1 ans, PrieijJc B'arftwtt.rLivery barn, Suo&oryt Tappan arne7,f 2 w xieurxrAfc R 1 EarliBgtbn, Ky. m t" a bualheasiSly te thiaelty xnurs Mr. Pat Henry "Whalenwho has been taklng.a two months' vacation, Misses Gertie O'Banon. Dixie haa reaurned his work, on tho ittte,r-urbaIn a letter from Branch-lan- d, Erm W. Va.iirs. ElizaJenkins were m this e'ity Wednesbeth ChapmaiFsays: "I day .callinr on frioSdg.'i Jno. Mooro atteuded ' the dance at suffered from womanly Princeton Thursday nlght.'V, Those desiring toygbjviththe Bee's ' KB' troubles nearly five years. Mammo'tii Cavo via the Green River Tom Logan madea busfnesa trip All the doctors in the counpartjr ou'tSept. 2 can do to by 'sendto Nebo Thursday ty did me no good. I took ing in their nkmes on'ortiefore Aug. I am en-- " Cardui, and now 81. The entire trip wlEiifall expeus tirely well. I feel like a SIumber"Party eB paid costsyou 0nly17:i0. new woman. Cardui saved Misses Ireqend Bessie.Coyle gave Ten year in thisbusIne'sB 1 know my inel All who suffer a slumber party Thursday night in t nothing else. from womanly trouble O. ITkubmpx, Watchmaker, compliment to their guests, Misses should give Cardui a trial." At Whltford's Store. Beatrice Wheeler and Lucile Green. Mascow Haley, of Midland, spent E61 Besides the visitors the party consisted Wednesday here with relatives. of Misses Mabel Browning, Pansy y Illinois ; , , . ',i. AUG.12TO Chicago St. Louis Detroit . . . . Central AND $15 $12 $18 . . 1911 Y. & M. V. RAILROADS Tickets limited to return to August 27, Madi-sonvll- le ANNUAL EXCURSIONS IN AUG.19TO Louisville . . Cincinnati Norfolk . $12 $14 ' . . i r AUGUST TO THE $18 Washington September 5, $18 (And Other Eastern, Points) Tickets limjted to return to 1911 NORTH-EAS- T 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 Will be Run These fares apply from all points on the Illinois Central and Twice-a-Weo- R. R. Agent, or to For further information apply to nearest I. C. or Y. & M. V. , General Passenger Agent, Memphis, Tenn. fj. H. BftWER, jI - rr BMMM",,M''MiM'PMM . .. ' i Twioe-a-Wee- WHEN IN MADISONVILLE Visit the Princess Theater, the best moving pictures in the country. i Something new each night ... ' ' .. Matinee every afternoon ? to $:.j, ....".. Vaudeville each night. . . k oandi-datel,00- 0. i ; , -- ' jp. - . rp: a . TFiICTS a JO A. D, NOI, Jr., CEslMTT Manager. i.H' f. :: t 41 WiLkii -- Life Saver WoQ,drutfi-''Wer)naJLonan- n, d FOR THE Euthymol Tooth Paste wir- ni - Hi..iitii v J - - s. ' " JA U8' - " ""?- -. Rule, Elizabeth and Margaret Kemp! The girls had a lovely time in this hos- The Woman's Tonlp re?' ' ri. i " pitable home and weJ, ask the neighbors how much they slumbered. ' Wr w climate, but is made to withstand the climate. Amalgamated ARC ROOFING weather will not drln under the blaziri sun. nor crack in the bitterest cold. the It's made by our secret proeeas and is universally acknowledged ARC Amalgamated ofne and ONLY abaolutoly perfect roofing. kHOFINO in Rtsndard and takes the same insurance rate as slate or atetal., Our agents are authorized ton re f and money ia full if xinu bhuuiu xhu io eaubiy. Amawamaiea aku Send for samples and lull informati on. AMALfjmATXb KOOFIWe CO.. Firk H fl .AW. ilt's not made for of every conditions any-eertat- kjjs FOR SALK l"Ji - 1 lW.. A.3 STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY s . Wi i MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY tH l I.1' J r-- 4 .;i 50 years of proof have convinced those who tested it, that Cardui quickly relieves aches and pains due to womanly weakness, and helps nature to build up weak women to health and strength. Thousands of women havt? fouml Cardui to tie. "a" real life saver. Why not test it for your case? Take Cardui today I Tortured For 15 Years. stomaoh trouble that baffled dootors, and resisted all remedies he had tried. John W. Modders, of Modderavills, Mich., seemed doomed. He had to sell hi farm and give. up work. His neigh bors said, "he can't live much longer." "Whatever I ate distr8B- ed me," he wrote, "till I tried Elec tric joiners,, wnion worxea soon wonders for me that I can now eat tblnfcs that could not take for years. Tt surely a grand remedy for ornrrlftnh frnitKf " Tnof a trnrul Inr cure-defying by a Every pefsofi m ztdditiorr to brushing the teeth thoroughly, should is& some gpod antiseptic wash at least once a day. Euthymol Tooth Paste cleanses and whitens the teeth, hardens the gums, preserves a healthy color and leaves the mouth in a 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 and at the same time perfectly harmless remedy. Sold in collapsible tubes at 25c, .'J P (. ij TRIAL SIZE FREE St. Bernard Drug Store ST. BERNARD MINING CO. INCORPORATED O I Every bottle guarantepd, Only 50oat nl drag. gists. liver aud kWny. u 'O '888S ,53 f OT mm "ft 1 THIRTY DAYS REMAIN of Prices M f H 1 y : 11 on all summer and winter merchandSeWlSi house, of which we still have an elegant assortment of the many lines formerly carried by us, consisting of Dru Goods, For you to take advantage of the immensef Slaughter JP i k. " you ClotRQ, Sffi 10 lay in jgur enure gPMy OJL wirucivcciriiicimjaLci xur tMABc. urseuganq iamuy at Dloljyfcs gplen Drtunity 1 - Ju A ji pass TT" ? ( o ;n As this is a bona fide sale and we must vacate our building on account of same having already been leased by other parties, . S ! xt .' soao not.1lose rnis cnance pif getting gooas ior less man paid tor them. " ''T. .'' '"r,1 .11 i. 1 1 1 we-ourselv- es - . 4 Come every day now until the close of this sale, as this is the place to save money M. KOHLMAN, Owner GRAND LEADER GEORGE W. PERKINS Was Not Ordered Before EARHNGTON, KY. LINCOLN ROAD TO HAVE LINCOLN CABINS ALONG THE WAY Relics of Cabin to be Built to Serve as Stations on Electric Line Politics in Kentucky n which waB discussed the refusal ou Mrs. Ida advice of counsel on Mr. Perkln's free trip to Collins, who received a Chicago through a conpart to answer a suggestive Hue of test in a rally last Sunday morning. questions regarding contributions John L. Edraondson got bis arm of corporations to campaign funds, the committee reached an under- masked In a wreck In No. 9 mine. I Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. standing whereby all threats were He Is able to be out on the street Republicans have nominated Judge waived. . Harry Ray got his hand mashed BMaaaaMaHHMffaMmianMaaai(aHHHB4MMaaaigylgBalaaalMBaBIBHaaiaH1gHaMgHHMBH O'Rear for Governor, by acclamain Arnold mine. The car was roofed. Life Saved At ipeath's Door. . n inn in u u iumm bbuuui imiWl tion, and have adopted a platform grave," "I never felt so near my Willing-ton- , He 1b doin'g well now. calls for the extension of the writes W. R. Patterson, of that The real name of the man who was county unit bill, and that is otherTex., as when a frightful cough killed in the L. & N. railroad yard wise a progressive declaration that and lung trouble pulled me down to will win votes. Judge O'Rear is in 100 pounds, in spite of doctor's treat- was Jim Robins. The body was My ment strong man, of unusual ability as an Imotherfor two years. died father. shiped to Cedar Hill by undertaker of conand two sisters organizer and campaigner, and he sumption, and that I alive today is Lincoln Teaguo Wednesday morning. will he a hard man to beat. That due bolejy to Dr. Klng'ri New whlab completely cured me. Zeb D. Haywood is in the hospital is in favor of state-wid- e O'Rear Now weigh 187 pounds and have prohibition Is beyond question, we bebn Iwill and strong for years." Buffering from a broken leg, a brok- think) but he Is too shrewd a poll-tici- a Quick, safe, sure, its the best remedy en rib, a large scalp wouud. He r was resting auietlv to proclaim Buch a doctrine at hen' we saw 'Otith yi a ii n a rrl oil Mtvnut ani him last. .present. .The plan1oLktheAntl;.Sa; lung troubles. 50c & $1.00. Trial loou League, which dictated O'Rear Mrs. Queen Shoiton is still Im- sli Guaranteed by all druggists. "'' nomination, is to extend the county proving. --Pale Cheeks or Rosy Ones. Lee Childress and Virgil PatterPale iheeks, muddy complexion, unit bill bo as to outlaw the liquor Oilie Jamns and Chairman Underwood dull eye, show'A poyerty of blood. business Jf possible, in Bach cities as Have Words son are both able to work a little in With the celebrated SterJBloodine Liver Pills, will.drlye the Owensboro, Henderson, t Paducah, Verbal swords wore crossed In the In No. 9 yards after several montns irapurifcles'.frbnf the system", and en- Hopkinsviile Paris' '"Fraakfort, House of Representatives yesterday illness. ling, way of clothesj mak ables jourdaily food to supply new, Winchester, Lexington, and the like, by Oscar W. Underwood chairman rich, red blood and rosy cheeks. Walker Bldodine Pills cure Liver ills. St. and if this is accomplished, then of the Ways and Means Committee, sick baby Stoner has had a very ing. but is a little better at this Bernard Mining Co., Incorporrted, carry the public sentiment to a pi ten fand Representative Ollie James. writing. Brag Department. Special Agents. of excitement that will demaud Apologies on both sides closed the - Mr. Thropsblre State-wid- e representing a .prohibition. On the matter amicably. Admiral Tojgo Enthusiastically Received Chicago flrnv is in the city securing sldti there Is as yet mnoh Democrat We recommend them agents to Bell toilet goods. j in BaHimore and Philadelphia uncertainty, as no platform has been for their Dr. P. G. Poindexter, of Madison-villMr. , Baltimore and Phlledelphia vied adopted so far, and preached atjtbe Baptist church with one another yesterday in giv-i- a Oreary is nilent on all matters perperfect workmanship, all Wednesday night of last week. Admiral Count Togo an euthusij taining to the liquor traffic. It may mhUc welcome. After five hours of be that the Demoorats will oppose Ed Halland and family spent last wool fabrics and the won&'!'' pftfcllo reception, tours through steel, atiy extension of county unit, al Sunday with relatives at Crabtree. "mm wetks and foundries, a cruise aud though many members of the party derful lowness of their Trie little infrnt left at the home ato ride, the Japanese uaval hero declare that such a course would be Jr. v of Henry Maxwell, died last Satur went hie first pyenlng of leisure SHiotdal. Certainly the trade should price. day night and was buried Sunday. since arriving in the United States. urge the Democrats to take this Rev. Evabs officiating, ; course and let this question come to Mrs. the Matron of the front and be settled for good arid the Eastern Star Lodge has returned Mm Tkt KMiejs Art Many. Models. all. To extend the county ustt in frop the grand lodge whieh met in Kentucky would be almost equivaBowling Ow-Wi- rl Wakened lent to State: wide prohibition as far By Lydia E. Pinkham's visited Green. While there she the Mammoth Cave. She tMcaUky Ziintjs Make Insure Bleed, as the sale of liquors is concerned, Vegetable Compound reports a fine time. Fabrics .of all weaves and it would be a stepping stone to to lot every one Albert Hamilton, workshlpful Peoria, Weak and unhealthy kidneys are prohibition j so it seems to us that know what Lydia E. Pinkham's reme master of the Masonic lodge here, for much sickness andsuffering, and .colors the dies have done for represented hlB lodge tncretore, it luaney the sooner the real fight 1b made thn at the grand mo. For two years bettor for the trade. Two things are trouble is permitted to promptest possible servcontinue, serious re- inevitable if county unit is extendI suffered. Tho doc- lodge which convened at Bowling tors said I had tu Green. He also'spent a few days on sults are most likely ed, one being the weakening of the ' '". ice. mors, and tho only hlsi,returned with his to follow. Your other brother at remedy was the surorgans may need at- trade in Kentucky and the other the geon's knife. My OlarkBviile Torn). tention; but your kid- creation of a more hostile feeling mother bought me neys most, because against the trade. We have in this Mrs. Mattie Hamilton left TuesLydia ByPinkham's day morning for they do most and State a proBS that is largely dominAdairville, to visit Most styles 1 15 to $35. should have attention vegetable Compound, and today I relatives. first. Therefore, when ated by the 'dry' element, and dur am a healthy woyour kidneys are weak or out of order, ing thiB campaign all manner of lies Rev. Evans enjoyed a sumptuous man. Tor months yon can.understand how quickly your en- will bo published against whiskey dinner last Sunday at the home of tire body is affected and how every organ men and brewers, the purpose being I suffered from in. flammation.and vour Sanative "Wash re Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hargraves. jMcwe to fail to do its duty. If you are 6ick or "feel badly," begin to convince the public that the li- lieved me. Your Liver Pills have no faking the great kidney remedy, Dr. quor trade is, composed of toughs equal as a cathartic. Any one wishing Falls Victim Xe Thieves. A trial will con- and lawbreakers, and that the State Sroof of what your medicines have Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t. S. W. Bends, of Coal City, Ala., for mo can get it from any drugvince you of its great merit. gist or by writing to me. You can uso ,baB a justifiable grievance', Two The mild and immediate effect of might well be rid of it. Swamp-Roo-t, League my testimonial in any way you wish, thieves stolohls health for twelve That the the great kidney and years. They were a liver and kidMadder remedy, is soon realized. It would rather destroy tho business and I will be glai to answer fetters." ney tattle the highest because its remarkable in Kentucky than in any other State Mrs. Christina Reed, 105 Mound St, Lire trouble. Then Dr. King's New Pills throttled them. He's Peoria, HI. restoring properties have been 3m1Ub W. R. COYLE, , . goes without saying, aud it will di. Uurivaled for ConstipaproyiM i thousands of the most distress-JoAnother Operation Avoided. tion, Malaria, Headache, Dyspepsia. Hoi. If you need a medicine you rect the O'Rear campaign and give Now Orleans, La."For years I sufattotan ;jMve ,iue nesi. it all manner of aBslBtauco in its fered from severe female troubles. 25o at all drugglBts. t,x JW "by druggists in power. The distillers of Kentucky Finally I was confined to my bed and JlftyHtettt and mm Increase in Assets of the State Bank hi iii JHCSJ?1 f should got busy, wo think, and' the doctor said an operation was necesYms, may aisea, INCORPORATED F.riwkfort, Ky., August, 8.Re-ports-o- f bring the case fairly before the vot sary. Igavo Lydia E.Pinkham's Veg, v ii 'sample Dome efcable Compound a trial first, and 478 State banks to Secretary lor torn il he, aleo a ors of the Stale." was saved from an operation" Mra. .tstz.y&l JNUUJftl let temnir you n of State as of July 18th show total t Lily Peykqtjx, llll Kerleroo Sk Now asaefcaof $104,942,438.87 as Against ftud out if Voa nave kidney or Scheoi Teacher. Killed wtamtr ira9ib tfJPnnun iqis paper $104IMJ,'J64.78 on June 80 last year, Riley Prlee, a sehbol teaeherwas1 vrbeat W tUf tHi fJf.fl umer & CO., xub gieab volume qx uBsoucitea tee. SiMffliuit mTO.aT.'Dot make any mis- - snot ana killed Jn jLuJaeUcounty itbeony constantly Bourinor in nrnvoa au merease or $667,000 in assets .cemolusiveK4 that T.vAla. "P.. PlnVhamsj f Swamp. pm remembf deckHr'eeH you yesterday, - Officers have none to iAroetable Compouudie a remarkable Nineteen banks each have asBets , don't lmtjt nu v.nn - i 4 - f.in, . ... . '71 a iA wA I j"" gxofijgnTt a million, and t havej jfi I : arrest J.' A.helps, a wealthy farm.!' rejaedy for thoee distressing j!eminin otaejaiiiw: in place of Bwamp-xor m kkmrE er. wh6' Is charged with the deed. iiproni whih to yon np jpu will be dhuqjpoiat!. DO ONLY rntiwffltttfttflo lovr MWtVW' The Louisville Post tells of plans to make the new Linoold Boulevard attractive. Ons unique feature la tlld in the following paragraph: '"At the Bueohel station of the line it is proposed to erect M exact replica of the cabin in which Abraham Lincoln was born to serve as a station. A committee was appointed to have plans and specifications of a duplicate drawn up to be presented to the Commercial Club at its next meeting and paBsed upon. At the same time the plans of the Lincold Cabin will bo drawn on a smaller scale for use of dwellers along the road, many of whom have signified their intention of building a miniature Lincoln cabin at their gateways to replace the present unsightly shacks that served as car stations, legless than a year it is expected that the road through Jefferson will be dotted with myriad little' log cabins that will make the Bards-tow- n road the real Lincoln boule- Pi ""JWi ras&wwwes an Mr. Thomas M. Gilmore, President of the Model Linense League, in an article in Bontort'B Wine and SpirltB Circular, a periodical devoted to the liquor trade, has the following to tdsay on the political situation in Kentucky. The article is interesting as showing the attitude of the liquor people towards Judge O'Roar. It was written several weeks ago, after the Republican Convention and before the Democratic Convention, Mr. Gilmore writes as follows: "The political situation in this State is not very encouraging lust at present for the liquor trrde. The ' COLORED COLUMN. The "Willing Workers," a juvenile club of A. M. E. ZIon Church, mittee in Steel Corporation Probe will render a program at 8 o'clock George W. Perkins was not order- Sunday evening. Tho parentB and ed before the bar of the House Wed- public are cordially invited to nesday by tho Honso Committee of this, their first effort. Inquiry into the affairs of the Steel Mrs. Peggy Galbreth, of Hopkins-vltlCorporation. Neither will he be. is in this city visiting Walker After a heated executive session in Stoner and family. the House Come, II 1' Ir - .i ti C. A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. II I M Funeral Director and Embal mer 1 rrwr-in- r iimwMmM Dis-cover- y, Get Acquainted . - bot-fre- e. . o, SAVED styleforthe FROM AN HKI OPERATION Ill.--,,Iw- Fearj-ChildreB- T ij ish lis MB . and R&SP HBflHJy Anti-Saloo- n. St. Bernard Store Manager weU-now- e; one-doll- ar St Bernard Mining Company c- - EJARIillSrGTON, KE1WEJCKY . , ot ,..,, I, M - .rft?'"lv SA&a - sm-mrwrww"'"-t'"l'",1','r',Bv" . - " 4Vi-- ' 3HK31 1 c THE BEST JOB WORK "Vnf7AM mvi'T? ;.