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J4 kgAU jfi fo JUESDAYy ifR1DAl t cr 1 rLJ ry 0 Ii l i IISALEi 1 i TWENTYSECOND YEAR EARLINGTON KY TUESDAY AUGUST 15 1911 ltrNtS J r v raril4 j I 4 6 Arap tr lmpn1fam Noficf J now until Aug 31st 100 paid willonbe good for 1000 votes v inst qdof 100 1r j = MORE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS important Action by County Board Aiming to Extend v Privileges PROF REUBENS IS WILLING TO- t t WAIVE EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT 4 Ctfderence ef High kheel Principals of the Cewnty U Asked by County Board Important action was taken yet terday by the County Board of Education bearing upon the question of the extension of the county high school free tuition privileges aud aiming at such extension as will l Urlve the opportunity of a free high nchool education to a largo number o students who have for the past two years boon denied this privilege The matter wasbrought before the 1 Bad1pst before djournmeat at no2n by Paul M Moore who said he tp present it more fully In 1theafternoon and asked that the Board take tune to tally consider4 r Mr Moore said he believed that the exieluslve contra glven the Madl Bdnvllle school two years ago Wask tio trarv to the spirit of the law which aimed to provide a free htgh a4JOhool education fer all the common achoolgraduatel of the county and not alone those whom convesienee of location or superior means or preference enabled to attend the on ly chool as yet provided that such contract worked hardship on those bh ldren living at a distance from the county seat and deprived them the equal portunity contemplated by the law that on this abeonnt he hat always doubted the legality of the contract and he had bees Informed r that the courts have deold e Jfagalnst such exclusive contractsk After dinner Prof Reubens Roper 0Inwndent of the Madisonvllle school wan Invited Into the meeting and the question was fully discussed with him Prof Reubens said he would not object to waiving the ex elusive feature of the contract with his school so that the tuition con trait might bo extended by the load to other qualified schools of the county provided he and the principals of the Dawson Springs Hanson and Earllngton schools could confer and reach an agree meat as to courses teachers and number of years high school taught of thanks were extended to Prof Reubens by members of the Board for this inclination to as t slat In relieving the situation and Mr f Moore asked the professor to write a resolution to cover the mat ter which he did Mr Moore then addfid with Prof Reubens sane= tlon the last clause reading with a view to extending the Oounty High School privileges s Tlje resolution in full is as follows Resolved That the County Board of Education principals of the Earllngton Dawson and Hanson schools to meet with the superintendent of tee Mkdlsouvllle school to pre a rte the County bard Relative ot our Vfemmwi beelkrHaleB with RVvlew to priviiesu s andUa Bee d fV ft IIprly ti h fittila a fintom tt or as soon HB nil the principals con corned can arrange to get together It is the expectation by members the Board that an agreement wit be reached and a favorable bo made so that the Board ma take definite action at its next meet- Ing to extend the privileges PROMINENT YOUNG COUPLE TO MARRY Whik on the Bees Mammoth Cave Via Evansville and Green River Trip YOUNG LADY IS FROM EARLINGTON It has leaked out that two of the party who will accompany the Boos Mammoth Cave crowd o September 2nd via Evansville and GreenRiver have planned to spring a big surprise by getting married iu the bridal onamberof the Cave It Is said Jhfly hare made arrange mentswltha Glasgow minister to come over and proceed them iuthe cave and be waiting in the bridal chamber where they will be marj termed In the presorTce of the entire party This would Certainly be a romantic proceedin and one that is out ofthe ordinary While a wed cllnff in cave suits would not enable t the bride to show her wedding finery still it would enable her t6 ghowamong other things that she poefweaedXKreat deal originality N iNNN NMN i iNaNNNNNNNi Church Notes 1 Sunday seemed like old times again with the regular minister in the pulpit both morning and even Ing He had been absent the two previous Sundays in a meeting with another church The C W B M Auxiliary wl1 meet in the church tomorrow Wed nesday atu8 p m and a gbocTtlme is expected A good program with an experienced leader will assure the Interest of all who may attend All ladies are invited There was one added to the mom bership of the cnurch last Sunday night Others have promised to Join this congregation in their work and areexpected to take their places next Sunday Rev W H Moore is ill at his home In the country some two miles east of Earllngton The Indications are that he will be able to be out again in a faw days The minister of this uhurch ha been engaged by the minister of the Madisonville ohurjjh Rev S M Bernard to attend to his outside work that is funerals weddings etc during the absence of Mr Ber nard on his vacation in Colorado Mrs F B Arnold will lead the mid week service on Wednesda evening and an Interesting services expected to which every body 1 invited and Mrs StafnleyRepent Monday in Madisonville e s and pleasure bent we suppose 31 ot a nett Betxrned of vn old lstI HUKhesToulotlf ihMVbMti returaboV I 1 e buslneea for twehtyfiye rynhndh neveteold anytblo- that gave such satisfaction Sol by drugglBtB =50o and JlQQ bottles- PRBPAKIDBY D f r 4Lo dayiste J I iuinlfnlIA 8Y vevOUSTRY WE TrcfD MISS SISK LEADS AGAIN Several Changes in the Standing of the Contestants MISS GATES GETS IN THE RUNNING The Bees Mammoth Cave contest Is going with a rip Interests growing and the contestants are beginning to mane things hum The leaders area beginning to prepare for the grand dash from now until the first of September as the heavy Increase In votes testifies Nothing perhaps has created as mush tutor est throughout the connty for a long time as has this contest This trip Is well worth trying for and will al ways linger as a pleasant memory In the minds of those who will ba fortunate enough to be the winners Miss Sisk goes to the head again with Miss Wallet a close eoeond Miss Medlock moving up to third place while Miss Verna pats goes 1to fourth position All the candidates are doing lien rdid work and new subscribers are in rapidly There will be 85 people In addition to the five can didates who xwlll make the trip Mrs J E Fawcett and Paul M Moore will cbaperoue the young people and see they are well taken care of and have the best of every erythlng on the trip It will be well for all parties who expect to make this trip to notify this office not later than August 80th and should deposit the 1760 with the Bee on August Slstk- Following are the names and standing of contestants to date This information will be published In each Issue of the paper until tile contestolosel Ida Leo Bisk Earlingtou88836 Earlingtonnto 86O Mles Oath Medlook Mortons 80225 Miss Verna Oates MadiQunvUle 25025 Mies W WirJehlclnsl8tOn rleB 24825 VlmberlyMadlsonI gLTUy Harr s Madlsonv111e16025 MIss LOldH McPherson Madison vills 4850 MicaiEuthMoNeal Madisonvllle tWv Wjv f 2500 Miss Trlxle Robertson 1 Madisonvllle 4000 Mrs WalterDavos EarllnKtonllOO Lively wa Joy havetA doses set you upgive yon a boys appetite make you strong and lively as a twelveyearold Purifies the blood and strengthens the system 50o a bottle at the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Depart ment Mist SWan Mark Crukhfidd Entertains Miss Susan Marie Orutohfield de lightfully entertained at her beauti ful home on Farren Ave Monday 1evening In honor of her guests Misses Ola Robinson and Mo na Faulls of St Charles The home was a place of merriment from start to finish At a late hour dainty re freshments were served after which the guests departed declaring they had all had a grand time Those present were Misses Ola Robinson and Mono Faulls of St Charles Elizabeth Nisbet of Madisonville Kathleen Splllman Elizabeth Long Margaret Dudley ZlIpah Morehead Georgia Feathorston Margaret Kemp Elizabeth Corey Bessie Coyle and Susan Marie Orutohfield Messrs Baker Fugato Miller and Ben Evans Ralph Dudley George OharllesFord Tom Stokes Neal Splllman Oharresti The Misses Coylc Entertain Anumber of friends wore delightfully entertained at the home of Friy BeatricesWheeler The evening was spent In singing and dancing after which i creammend BeatBrowning Kathleen Splllman Pan EilzabethtMereulwsLongdaad PI1 IK t1IifIivKe nardlt BrofIaI aqdMr M Moore II ll Madisonville Notes I BY AILEEN D VII oi LqngBlikop Quite a surprise was witnessed last Monday evehlrt among the friends of Dr R W Long and Miss Frances Bishop occasioned by the receipt of a telegram from Paducah signed by the bride and groem and addressed to the brides family announcing the fact that they were united in marriage at ten oclockI Monday morning The ceremony took place at the homo of the brides sister Mrs W I H Sugg at 1111 Jefferson street the bride and groom left immediately afterward for a visit In Louisville No one outside of the Immediate family of the bride knew anything of the marriage until the telegram was received Miss Frances Bishop is one of Madlsonviilus most attractive young ladles while Dr Long is ono of the leading physicians of this rltyMSouth End Bridge Club Mrs E L Young very charmingly entertained the SouthEnd Bridge Club Tuesday morning at her home In East Center street Miss Ethel Golloday of Hopkins yule Miss Virginia Nunn of Frank fort and Miss Hallie McClung of Huntington West Va Mrs Ruby Laffoon Misses Winnie Asbby and Ellie Gardiner and Mrs C N NIs bet of this city were the visiting guests Miss Florence Allyn made the highest score in the club and waR presented a pair of beautiful black silk hose while Miss Nunn won the visitors prize an exquisite piece Of xThethe conclu sion of the games was most elabo J rate Jfelea Yeast r Mr and Mrs C N Nisbet enter tamea informally Tuesday evening at their home in East Center street at a raeloii feastUn honor of BJveral blnoluded Denver Colo Virginia Nupnof Franktort and Ethel Gollada of Hopkinsvllle Essie LynnYlorence Allyp Ellie and Isabelle Gardiner of this city Messrs Ernest Dunker son TurnerRuby Lisle Rbbiuson Albert Noe Luclan Ruby Mr and Mrs E L Young and Mr and Mrs QInker tAfte GtldaaMeri Kcraio Party Misses Margaret and Louise Mo Pheruoa and Miss Lucy Fawcett of this city who are attending the houseparty of Miss Rose Uoldnamer In Princeton have been honored guests of many social functions given in Princeton this week XnterttiBi at Tea Miss Mary Ruby Morton entertained at tea Thursday afternoon In honor ot Miss Lionise Wilson of I Denver Colo and Miss Virginia Nunn of Frankfort Mr Jim Sparks of Mfirganfleld was In this city Monday- S We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will give sat s faction see our samples and get prices at the MadlBonville Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILBEN DAVIS Manager Harry Tallaferro and William Ross spent Sunday in Dawson Those desiring to go with the Bees 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 witiL all expenses paid costs yon only 1760 Mr Will Robinson who has been quite ill Is reported some better Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Madi Bouvllle people in Mortons Furniture Store If you want advertis- lagOrrjob work or wish to subscribe for the aper call up number 4 sagerlAILEEN isrleitliThose desiring to go with the Bees Mammoth Cave via the Green River P ftyon Sept 2 can do so by send ink iitheir names on or before Aug 81 The entire trip with all expenses paid eoetB you only 1760 Klarl eJ Gollday I r o ban ee ber el r Uootluuedon tage n t r i- NM I T q Jei HOPKINS COUNTY From Expressions toithefeduoatien AfJitop d THIRTY THOUSAND MINERSEXPECTED To Attend the Great National t fc iMirie Safety Demonstra J tion to be Held IN PITTSBURG OCTOBER 26 AND 27 Washington D CM August 14 Thirty tKousand miners are expeo ted to attend the great National Mine Safety Demonstration to be held in Pittsbnrg Pa October 26 and 27 under the auspices of theFed eral Bureau of Mines the American Red Cross the Pittsburcr Coal Operators Association and the United Mine Workers of America The date which was originally set for September 16 has been changed so that President Taft may bo present on the second day October 27 to witness a mimic mine ex plosion in a temporary steel gallery on Forbes field an exhibition of rescue work by helmeted miners following an explosion and to re view the parade of miners The President will make an ad dress and will present souvenir prizes to the miners taking part in the flrtaidto tbeinjured and rescue work exhibition Walter L Fisher secretary of the Interior Depart ment Governor Tauer of Pennsyl vania and Dr Joseph A Homes the director of the Bureau ot Mines will be present The general arrangements for the demonstration are in charge of HM Wilson engineerin charge of the Bureau of Mines The demonstration the purpose of which is to teach greater safety In mining will begin the morning of October 25 at the Experiment Sta tion of the Bureau of Mines Fortieth and Butler Street The first day will be devoted to the Intereste of the mine Operators mine owners mining engineers and superlnten dentsof mines There will be an explosion of coal dustln the experi ment gallary and test of nrme safe ty lamps In asrrbe danger of I electrlcsparks in gas and coal fMust will alsoibe shown In one 6rthe galleries 1 A class of miners will be trained in the use of the oxygen helmet which permitB breathing in poisonous gases fora period of two boars Tha Oxygen helmet has proved a valuable aid in entering mines fill ed with fire damp following an ex plosionThe demonstration will be along the same line so successfully used In the Arnold Mimes of the St Ber nard Mining Co at this place this Spring The Mine Rescue Car was ExpertR tion at Evansville IUd Ko Yore Dyspepsia Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your if you will take a little Dlgesteze a power ful digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup orsalebf the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated I Society Happenings I Bacon try Mrs H R McCreary gave a bacon fry at Lakeside Park Tuesday evening in honor of her guest Miss Breezes of Evansville Everybody thoroughly enjoyed themselves Those present were Mesdames Will Whitford Frank DeVylder Mike Hanna Jr Rob Fenwick Ernest Briukley Iley Brmkley H R Mc Creary Misses Ollle Breezes Pot Bean Frances McElfatrlck Ropes Hanna Connie Fenwiok Margaret Tlndell and Mrs Battle Dilling ham i Messrs Frank DdVylder Jewel Webbj Leonard Goodloe Lee Withers Ernest Brlnkley B R WoCreary Will Whltford Ivan Springfield Lawrence Turner aud Brick Southworth JiTUESDAY and J FRIDAY L LONGER TERMS COMMON n SCHOOLS Number of Common Schools Beiti TliiJhtfortess Than Legal Itmi l Resolution Adopted by County Board to Remedy SitvaUM A movement was undertaken by the County Board of Education at its meeting yesterday having as its purpose he extension to a full six months term a number of common sohoolsin Hopkins county that have in the past been taught for shorter terms because theper capita in those districts was not sufficient to pay a teacher longer The result of a res olution offered by Paul M Moore and amended at suggestion of Mr Harland a committee was named consisting of Supt Fox BL Frank lin and J L OBryan to Investigate the financial condition of the Board and to see Jlt is expedient and possible to put into effect this year the provisions asked for by the original resolution The resolution offered by Mr Moore follows Xeiolutioa V Whereas i There are free public schools In Hopkins county which have in the past been taught tor pe nods of less than six 6 months la one school year and Whereas i Section 4864 Kentucky Statutes In defining the termCom mon Sohool says No school shall be deemed a common school within the meaning of this chapter or be entitled to any contribution out of the school fund unless the same has been pursuant hereto actually kept by a qualified teacher for six months in all subdistricts dur lug the same school year And at which every child fntbe in thja district between the v ages of six and twenty years 1f has had the pr vJle e ofttending whether contribJitltiBr towards defraying tbe expen see or not And J a i Whereas It is clearly agaiast the law for any common Beboel to be taught for Itise period thaaislx r months or under circnmvtaaeea that render imposlblethe atwmd 4 ance of pupils entitled to the prlvl liKes of such schools Therefore Resolved i That beginning witb the present school year arrange ments shall be made to extend all such shortterm schools in Hopkiai county so that each of these schools r shall be taught for the full legal term of sIx months the aMppte men lnK of teachers ealarlevaad any other necessary expense to be defrayed by this Board out of the county school levy Resolved That to facilitate the purposesof this resolution a com mittee of three shall now be named to consist of the Chairman ef this Board and two members thereof to be namedby him and that this committee is given full peeler to arrange with teachers and to do asp other thing necessary to carry oat this resolution and that all necessary expenses of this committee shall be met by this Board Mr Harlands ameudent modified the duties of the committee as stated above Mr Moore made argu ment in support of his resolution and produced court decisions and opinions by the State Superinten dent of Publlo Instruction and by the AttorneyGeneral He argued that while the Board was expend ing the tax levy for many new School houses and almost wholly upon material things it should not neglect or refuse to provide for every child the full legal six months ot common school There are six or seven white schools In the county that have j been getting short terms sometft them two months and about as t many colored schools r L 11 V I t I I lho Bees Mammoth Cave GoMesf Coupoir + y i NOT TRANSrtKABU Good for 25 Votes for i M til flxeedtst ball hoxwa t Bee O dies ost ar1efdra + s 4f 1 r TIuntla Jituat31 La if 3F l f t 53Y p pA 1 P1it i T tij i 1t h- s c Yitr J E il1ej J fee PAUL MMOORKu rE ITO AND PUBLISHB 7 J E FAWOBTT I ASSOCIATE EBITOR AND BUSINESS MANAfiER z MfIItkrft Leagae f E MuIiartiaichrTelJJl 47 ijjAut a 111 I We are authorized to announce James H Laftoon of St Charles as a candidate for Representative in I Athe Legislature subject to sion of the Republican of Hop countyrtWo are authorized to announce George King of Earllngton as a candidate for Representative in the legislature subject to the action Qt the Republican party of Hopkins Bounty JT Do my duty I other things trou ble me not If any man is to convince me and show me that I do not think or act aright i f 1 will gladly change for I seek the truth by Which no men was ever injmed Y Marcus Amelias L L Evidently You say she has a liquid voice observes the reader How do you know it Is liquid t Have you heard her sing asks the critic iYes Thats why I ask Well havent you noticed that she always strains her voice W D NISBET in Chicago Post A well known Des Moines women after suffering miserably for two days from bowel complaint was cured by one dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera rnd Diarrhoea Rem ed For sale by all dealers l Subscription Rates 0ud Year 100 0 Six mo thsHGOThree monthsI1 25 Single copies sr Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspond enta wanted in alt partsbf the county Address us for par oculars I rol 4JISS a 1519111 nl to to ANHOTWCEH1NTS a i ADDITIONAL MADiSONVILLE NOTES Continued from Page 10 ter Mrs F O Baker of his pity has returnEfdhome Get the habit of coming to the branch office of the SemiWeekly Bee at Mortons Furniture Store when you want engraved cards em bossed letterheads dance tickets pr programs We have the lest and let us figure with you on prices AifcBEirDAVia Manager Mss Lonlse Wilson who has been visiting friends is this city has re turned to Decatur Ill Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that suffers frequently from splitting nervous headaches ought to go at onceto the druggist and get a 25c bottle oJ our Carlstedts German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate consti pation in a dangerous form that may result In other extremely seri ous ailments sometimes even Brlghts Disease and Appendicitis Our Carlstedts German Liver Pow der acts on the Liver the roal cause of constipationa few doses entirely remove the troubleInsure- a lasting curenever fails guaran teedIt you have headaches get a bottle today from the St Bernard Aiming Co Incorporated Drug De partment 26o a bottle sre Steel Pens Com From Ninetyflve per cent of the steel pens manufactured in the United States are made at Cambridge N J Do npt allow kidney and bladder trouble to develop beyond the reach Of medicine Take Foley Kidney Pills give quick results and stop irregularities with surprising promptness Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Royal Salad Dressing yV Regular price 25c 210 Royal Salad Dressing v u 50cfH j Sa Royal Salad Dressing ti 54iM1 iplc c W P Mustard v u 1octoPure Olivie Oil 25cfV 2c Cotton Seed Salad Oil If ti 45Mr is Crown Salt vr v rba Ie Paprika 1 Ih pkg 11t- l r 6Pc7 4c Royal Mint Saucer li 20c 11C Empire Tobasco Sauce yf 25c0 n 2c Fishing No charge Of Irrevtrenoe ought to stand against us when we that David must have been iubpirtid by high thoughts cono f pngthe Jogs of fishing when he wroth He lead eth me besIdesthe still walerF Mroup runueth over f David was a shepherd but the green pastures are hard by the running brooks Did he fish Certainly he did Flahmprts the one sanctified sport Tbe father of lies speakeon- ly through men who doat know how to fish and cant learn y Life is life where the woods eome down to the water There are uo old fishermen They die but the headstonemaker lies In itiilrltwhen- he chips aged anything over ai in the marbel It is not all nor onetenth of all ot fishing to catch fish A musky or two or half a dozen smalln1Quth- bau or a dozen brook trout et ugh- fora days catch and for full knowledge of the riches of contentment As for the rest it shall be add du1t to you When fiehmgybu soe things hear thinKs and learn things never seen heard or learned by knyono but the fisherman His Is thejly perpetual preaeut active futurejpo tentlal and past retrospective Go fishiug Chicago Evening POSt V 0 Always Blessed with Hearty Appetite If you use- stomachdoDigesteze It helpa your the work digests what you eatand makes good rich blood from yo r food No more Sleepless Nights Headache or Stomach Misery Get rid of all these troubles with Digos teze Fifty cents a bottle worthiten fold its cost at drug departmenjtof the St JBernard Mining y Incorporated v Very Serious It Is avery serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one given you For thin reason we Urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuine THEDFORDS ULAGK t JRAU1II1 Liver Medicine The reputation of this old reuble medicine for constipation In frea1y other medicines It is better than others or it would not be the fa JargwNleSOLD IN TOWN P2 COUNTRY WEEKLY ITaEJABBD GREBNS planting hU rye Little mite early for grains I dryLooksBlight badly neededls raibi I Drink cider When you itnbide Lemon removes coffee stain Now is the Time to Subscribe Amos Slack Sundayed here Why Most folks can guess Ah there Janet Ike Black is suffering from sty Show at the Town Hall again Take Perkins Powders for Pain Gypsies in town a whole tribe laueNowHis mule kicked Bill Shinn in the thigh John Slmpktns lalaying a drain Sim Slack has a brandnewglat4 eye The Methodiettolke entertain Tonight with a spread to obtain Enough for the mortgage Ye scribe Now is tbe lime to subscribeSam StinsoH STATE or Ouzo City or TOLinpj talLUCAS COUNTY Frank Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F1 Cheney SrCo doin business in the City of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK CH ENKY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pre ice this 6th day of December A D i886 1 GtltASOKSBAIOTKtIY LIe HallsCatarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system Send for testimonials free F1 CHUNKY Co Toledo O Sold by all Druggists 730 Take HallsiBamily Pills for constipation You Need Stationery Nothing gives individual ora firm standing in tho business world like nice stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee Job department keeps constantly on hand a fine line af letterheads noteheadi billheads statementsaud envelopes both linen and commercial We do circular invitation and cat alogue work Give us a trial You will be pleased Society and Religion Evidently it is not of and given society wo are speaking when we explain by the action of society tho I religious attributes of the human soul It Is of Ideal eocloty of society in so far as it strives after that that Jus tice that happiness that truth that superior harmony of which religion is the exprosaionE Boutroux SauceRe ularw Pickle Relish l 11 Royal Cliitf Sauces itAxet tic Sauce 4L rocJu Ie Red Sauce 25c 210- j Sour 12 ttGt 20c ilc Sour Gherkins 14 6z 25c 2k Sweet Mixed Pickles 12 oz1 f 20cit 1Ie Mixed Pickles 44 oz 25c V2IO Empire f yt0c Ile ROyal te Iii CAMORTONV X MADISONVILLE KY k Funeral Director and Emta mere j t Nidhti Its not made to withstanJ olieweather of every climateAmalgamated ARC UQOFING not drip under the blazing sun ncr crack in the btttcrcst cold by our secret proccssnrtdis universal acltndwle dled the ono and ONLY absolutely perfect roofing ARC riROOFING standard and takes ramq insurance rato metal Our agents are authorized refund money in full yAmalgamated ARC ROOFING should fail to t A Send for samples and full information AMALGAMATED ROOFING COrntNat1lDaitBWj BkminQ5a Ala FOR SALE BY STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY INCORP6RATr MADISONVILLE KENTUCKYk THE BEST SERVICE LOOK HERE XH FARMER oilerfagvantages long distance every important point the UnltcSlateJl The 1 advantgesoftrelephoneeervlceInyour nutneroi mention but amongrmarkets obtaining prices getting accurate Itb thlf weather calling your neighbors friends and relatives All these Advantages and than worth the you lbt errlce rpture aqd Information furnished calling roinacer Mann 1 CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GO Incerpe raieti n B M a Funiral Director eecmisa Eriibalmir L NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE J4i Phone 1242 MADISONVILLE KY MkhYti rwWI iHiWMJ hrr I 0 r Y tlt HMO t P 411 1 I II 1 tr in t1I1fJ i J u WI J t S 4fi + r1o14 va r wA J Having a surplus stock of ROYAL BRAN0Salad pressing Sauces Catsups aind bottledf WJI 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lgal regular price 300 npwv23l jCelery Salt 1 lb packages regular price SOc now 33c Royal Tomato Catsup 1 gal regular price 120 now 111 0 Empire Tomato Catsup 1 galr regular price 100 now lie Eagle Thistle Soda 2 Ib pkg regular price 5c pkg now 2 pkgs S- cIe t If Never before have tHe public bsen able to buy suchr high gaCASHsae n pricesfeX1ifee arW stbsoiutely nevi ffobflli fq GTfr fi riifrC 1 YJ I to fi oi L I ot = M JCL f1 L11r iJ11gIE r 1 1r 0ILIJPq aLLI r MADISONVILLEI EEMTUCKY JII 0 + A n d- 1I r 0 I do i4M rI c I r i f ii Ii tF p n q 1 fJt ry p I n w r b t j 1f j IL f i fof ono rY tf e eJ a 0 X C fJ 0i on iJ If I J tT OJ t rfi jI r p vll I The man who whispers down aI1 well About the thinKS he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars like he who climbs a tree and hollers Q ttJ HLLLHARDM DR L tRAY t Drs Htrdi Ray U ofle sriiw1i1e rklM1H I 1 Mdreeuslk KAfCrr k Ii Ifeivs of the Towit III 1J I Mrs Tidings and son Edward and Mrs Barry and Mss LorettA w4lding returned tovAibany N a visit to the injlly of MreBurke- Glayion Draper of Crofton spent Sunday in the city Alth relatives iillHe Willie and Ethel McAfee wba ht4been visiting friends auc rltlT in Kashville Tenn have rsWtned home accompanied by Miss Spies 1 Baxley Wbo will leave In itifitjif days for JErantvllli Slw dwlrin to g0 with the Beet Mfsi Hnoth Cave via thp G 4n Bfivtr limit ol Sept 8 can dtf oJbys4Qd Ipirin tholr names on or before Aug X81 Th P ns M jtffa Verna Oats of Madisonville- L K9 Saturday night and Sunday Evansville the guttt of illsa Ida tand Mrs Ed Compton o- fito fc rell are the guests of Mr and Mrl EU Htafer tine week llhU Jennie Gash of Princeton is ibiJSuest pf pith Fattnte Day a iSperti watch repairing Priori noble Orl TRUIPYV l J AtW dtordle tord sJHlza Robinson who has elites s hr sfsierMrsi Bram X liSof Nashville L hoe returned hoe DfL lrul 1I wade a blheld irlj aMadllontllle Saturday afSwa J K Rash F B Arnold nd rE A Davis were In Madi Bee Is only one d 11Ma jrear Subscribe now and igViiriro r favorite contestant 1000 c N jLv Alford made a business trip tip JP T deupe Saturday o1 1 B kymol Toots Paste Prcveat Decay Peealrve tire EmaaieL r v ialeiswut I F alway lt Iutkysi4 Teotkpwdernd AeMiEriew- I o Drug Stirs r ttllMJ flllliICi to bo eirarL 0 f- Io I- Renew Youra C i 1o JJ 1 J 1vo rt l sE 1 1kGlifiadgjieyH 1g9 AVQtiiI1 s Mmmotlfe yeQnffJslw 31J Igoing j r DENTISTSsick Went Y- yaterdaymorningafoor llntlrtttrlpWJtln 1760Aa ltiDotrsIiI TMoooolrof Us r eSatartjay- 1fT1rieaWeek U11FUL TEETH- ut TeedL Amiird the viQr1 Ed Smith and sister Miss JSIattie of Ottor PondKare spending a few days with their brother W S Smith of this place Subsoribo for the TwIceaWeek Beoand givo your favorite nand date 1000 votes inthe Mammoth Cave contest She will need them before it Is out Mr and Mrs J N MoMamara of Memphis Teim who have been visiting Mrs Southworth have re turned home Dire Joe Briukley has been called to Dawson on account of her broth I ors illness Now clean halo Straw for sale Ev ans Price d Barnett Livery barn Mrs Shrewsberry and daughter Miss Naule of Mt Vernbui lItare visiting the family of Ed Martin Miss Adeline Toombs spent SuP dajj in Slaughtotville with her parents Marvin Mitchell spent Sunday evening in MadiBonvllle Thule desiring to go wlth the Bees Mammoth rage via tho Green Blvor party on Sept 2 can do so by send lug In their names ou or before Aug Oh The entire trip with all expeljs OB paid costs you Only hl 5- 0MrsW 0 B7 Boyle and daughters Misses Bessie and Irone and visi tore Misses Green and Wheeler motored to Madlsonyillo Sunday Gep Brooks spent Sunday in Sebree Heiiirv Cowand who has beer spending several days In Dawson has returned home Ten years In thlsbuslnesB I know nothiukelse O ITKUKXPY Watchmaker At WhUfords Store E P Barnes Was in town Monday on business E E Owen Jewell Webb and Misses Oasyp Bf Saturday at DawsonMies JeaiUlt Srcromblef of Bradley ol end Miss Itathr en- Lanlerof Lb IYRleMrethe guests ofMIIIIcJ a 04ddliVwa o sutpse tPtlonto thefcB ve oar P d ate- 1ooiVctHISultlqrlte nowj r C fulfof IKew to- tpwntluday Si Yfet K tiyLrh f fad ty olduicie li prqXlnIs 9rlt- lfisifel 1 ijJ tl1 Ihg irJeuds Mid relatives la Decatur Mnd Evansville t1dhadl come j itwo weeks earlier Jb8hidYpeoted Her IA IS WJJU KeilyApf Evaus yillecafc Vlttih4r f 01d rJ tortslide l J the Bee deice fV W j1 gTheissue pf anviiBjoyftb ance Friday ivjitflHgy yhe MtefleLacy of Edge e1dYTenn and Breee of- evansvillwere the ho for Kuestei Miss AmeliaJJanna is pn the ulok list All American SwhMiindl English watches rapajVed nd put In first lags aohdtttonI turn thlng down thai iswbrtbrepsirlngt ilx 4asta 0 1 TBUlJMfY Waee tiakjr AtWliltfottliired Dr ohnsand tis ness trpto1 4QrtONe Gal Murday Dr and Mrs At 0 Bisk spent Frt day in lladlsonville with friends Miss Nettle Bell Martin spent Fri day In Madlseuville with friends W P Graham ealledjon friends la MadtsonTille Friday Mr aid Kfl Wm Utley of Mad IBonvtlle were m this city Friday visiting relatives t Mrs M B Long and 8onJJSrpver are ylflitiug in Chicago Mr and Mrs Rex DleZueit are vie igxelat1ee in Cadiz Ky- Qapt E D Hoekersmith of Madl iiirilLerilioed friends in this elty rldayIkt Q Jra fiox flfft +uI17P sttirlay with rI Iiu I Y + I 0 fitt o OA i Tho many friends of J B Dean will regret to learn that his condi tion remains unimproved and is still serious Miss Elizabeth Victory weutJo Dawson Saturday to spfend several days Oonsiderable work Is being done on the left hand side on the street andparallel with the railroad Farmers aroUnd Here report the crops In mqoh better condition than they expected three weeks ago Harford Ohattan went to Howell Monday to finish his apprenticeship as a machinist Sam Emberton of CaseyvlUe Kys passed through hpre Monday enroute to Henderson from Elktdm Morton Vlbtory returned from Dftwsuu Sunday Renew your subscription to the Bee and give your favorite candi date 1000 votes on the Cave contest Mr Juo Rule made a business trip to Madlaonvllle Miss W pnle AShb wasin able city Friday morning Miss Helou Tagoe spent Friday In this city with friends Miss Ida Martin ie visiting In SpriugOeld this week MIsses Cleo Allen and Ethel Moody of Sebree Springs are the guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Higgins R G Mtirrlhew visited friends in Hanson Friday Miss Brad Stodghill of Madison vine Is visiting Miss Annie Ashby Miss Pearl Martin of Nebo is the guest of Dose Ruby Slsk Mrs Eglofl wants two steady railroad brakemen for the cowing season 1 The 0 W B M will meet on Wednesday afternoon and MrsHL Browning will be the leader The Misses Corey Will be hostess All ladies ar Invited to attend Mr and Mrs Ford Ietseh of Hop iklnsvllle visited a few days with heir daughters Mrs Shatp and Mrs Waller of Earlington ana went toHjvansvllle Sunday to make future home with their daugljir Dire Tl10mltfJ Miss Margaret Mitchell who has been sending several weeks with friends has returned home It1rocUl for QaiqPl Tfajmi 5J Electric Oil strongest cheapet tlntmentever devised A household remedy in AsierJca foS aj years J vi r SCHOOL TIME We announce the be ginning of our 18th annual fall term on September 5ti t iftw college building Juit cpfflpleted Pine equipment Expert teachem Positions fox graduate GOOD BOARD 2 A WEEK Preparatory Irhort Ihand lend btlteiinei din Pa Write for iaL iicriptive litaratur AJ IJ i JU1 I 1 9QfT J Ir 1 a- u J r j f Slanderer Apologizes A peculiar entry Has been discov ered in Deed BookHBII of theChns fn ua county court and herewUh isa jstbfy a century and a quarter old One Robert Johnson in whose heart no doubt rankled the sting Tbf arefusal at Cupids altar ventured to whisper slighting remarks about iness Brooks daughter of Jesse Brooks I I The rumor reached the ears of the stern old father and with the energy and decision that must havea been characteristic of the old gentleman he approached the slanderer and de manded that the false reports be straightened out at once Johnson vas good at heart and realized the littleness of his own deed Togathel with his own father he accompanied Nir Brooks to Hobkinsville and had trjeappended statement duly e feredI f Whereas 1 have offended in re- eporting that that is candle s against the character of Jess Books daughter IQessjI hereby acknowledge my wrong and that 1 am sorry that lever wrote or said anything touching her character tor 1 do profess 1 never said anything of her that was scaridelus Given from under my hand this 26th dayof Mrchti97 SRQBEJ TJOH SQIV- ftest Jno Clark J C C rrr fIDavidJohnson JessTBrooks f At courtP1797 this instrument of writing was proved in court by the oath of Jesse Brooksand ordered to be recorded Attest JNO CLARK C C C The page and Ink is yellow with age the spelling is crude the long iS of the periodTis prominent It is the only instance of such a proceeding ever recorded in Christian coun ty It isa relic of the good oil flays when to tarnish thi good name of woman was a highly dangerous pro ceeding when a father did not hes tate to turn against his son when he turned siatltlererNew Era II Foley Ktdney Pills will check the progress fyOd rkldneyjilil bladder trouble and heal by removing tbe pause Try them Sold by Sf Bernard Mining Co In orpor ted Drug Department r Kentucky Fair DateJ Thefpllowlng are the dates fixed for hoiatnjf the Kentucky Fairs for 1911 as 8 reported Offlcerc of fairs are requested to report to us any omraisBlbns or corrections of dates JJawrencebUrg August IG4daysIJchfleld August 15 BurkSr11 August 1Bi 11IBrodhead Au2Qi Mfr d Fern Greek August Ifl5 dfti Shepherdsvilie August 224dtfytu London August i24 days Erranger August 34 days GermaBtown August 24 8 days Nlpbolasvilte August 298 days SomersefcAugust J8 days BardstowB August 804 days Paris Septemtor =6 days Montloello September 64 days Alexandria 66 Mount privet eptember54dareH- ogenvlile September 63daYI Btonderi Stpbmbf 64 days Kentu ky State Fair Louisville t3eptpmt ll8dJIIII Horse Q vieptember9l4daysM- ayfield September 274 days Bow lug Green Oct 47 4 days Sallow complexion cones from tiliouB impantlN in the blood and be fault 1Iee with the liver and- oweletheysre torpit Chained line that fkivvi results in cas aois HJIRBpfJB Itlsa floe liver tlm M bowel regulator rlee 6Qe 8oJ 8tBeraard Min i its9q4kn ioradDrUgDepartT I qr Finger Nails and HeaH Rapid growth or the finger Itconsidered to indicate that a pets good health When you have that awful pain in audbuyabeys Tablets They make sick kid ttrightsDlaeaseMining Co Incorporated Drug De partment Special Agents M New Ideas In MotorskA wave power motor that a Gitltr fornian recently patented utilizes tiw horizontal moUoojot the water Instead i i- A of the vertical as usually Is the cart J In such machines i An ordinary care of diarrhQ6ai estn as a rule be cured by a slpgla dose of Chamberlains Colic Choler and Diarrhoea Remedy This rem e edy has no superior for bowel coma plaints For sale all dealers J i1 t4 MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATEASSOCIATION Jj r 3 Our 86th SemiAnnual Clearanceu Sale of Men and Boys Summer 1- j fI Suits and Other Wear is i i aSquate Deal f f Every man i expects a Square Deal not only in poli tics but in a business way We will give you a SQUARE t DEAL every day in the week by giving you the best vat ties possible and by courteous treatment This sale is given first as a means of clearing our stock of all sum mer weight gods but to effect a speedy clearance thefprices have been cut to ALMOST HALF Thie sale is different from all other special sales inasmuch as you leave only the best in all lines to select fromno junk or I plunder marked up and then down again to deceive the unwary EVERY MAN OR BOYS SUIT EVERY STRAW HAT ALL KINDS EVERY MAN OR BOYS SHIRT EVERY MAN OR BOYS OXFORDS all discounted cut or marked at ridiculously low prices IT IS YOUR SAVING HARVEST COME IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE t T ION D9JIarqfFl an itlleadeil jj I6ova Par fi I ji is I t t 8 1 1fJ Y h 10tif A r L li Bu dtIFreqently tng ower r t Actually Doutled t 1 yt Ir your dollars vary in value sJ thJyt vary in- I Purchasing 7 Af I poV rtThe man or woman who studies if I advertisements is able frequiently r its make one dol 1 lar do the usual worTtpf Two fl And the experienc 1 f d reader of adyertisements will always make a dot I t rv T r iar dmmand pr c niiimnialce it buy mdrf than if I L 1 a lj thingst t pocket worth It will depend on how closely you I study the buying opportunities outlined in the store ads 1 WHEN INAVisit the PrincessTheater the best moving pic tures in the cbuntry Somethingnew each night VivMatinee every afternoon 2 to 5 1 Vaudeville esrcii night PRICES 25 5c 10 CENTS Ac Et Trf Matrdr 1- Jrff t H J 0 7 If i0 8W t Jt j ttj r Q it lJ L1Tft Ns Or 1 00 w 1 i 1 i 1ri c a 1iW 12tf f 1 V6i rN I J o u ONLYTHIRTY DAYS RFAINJ TFor you to take advantage of the immenTsfe SlaiKjfyter Of Prices on all summer and winter merchandise in tHe house wHidyite st 11cGonsisttag r Goods Clothirip eS Urns ingS Nf 4nS ouSC 5ii HcaAgfc W D SnotfP this goldn jpfrtunity pass atyou i J JB V J1 d j fJJr r i 7ttt I1DI bI I r lJ Nc fQJJI t r sjt 4J11 tttl 4s l J t1El i GJE 1f i I t I 1 As this is a bona fide sale and we must vacate our biiildiiig on account of same having already been 1e sedA YfQtherPJities so do nutuse Xf this chance of getting goods frless thanwfJ8 ourseivestpaid for them 1 1t 1 Y J Come every day now until the close of this sale as this is the place to save money rr I KOHLMAN Owner OHAND LEADER EARtJNOTON KYw t St Charles News The hot weather still prevails and althothe clouds thicken np early in the evening They soon fade swap and no rain falls H O Strader paid Joe Teague a visit In Shamrock Friday and re ports Joe getting along fine with his moreJess Phillips was in Earhn ton and Provldencerbnrsday Mrs Roy Blanks who has been visiting Mr and Mrs E F Banks returned home Friday Misses Coda Carver and Coro Strader of near Dunmore returned home Saturday after a weeks visit with relatives here Miss Mohr of Nortorvllle spent Thursday afternoon with Miss Ruth MoEuen x Miss Ala Robinson is visiting her aster Mrs Travis at Earlmgtbn this week I spendingaafewdaye Crutchfleld in Earl1ngton liforrs King is ill at the home of hiBjparenta in Madisonville recuperating trenqus encampment last week Harlan Kennett who has been working at Darlington for sev ral months Isnow at home working D IIaWlonlave your coupons out of each issue of the Bee and help Miss Willie Jenkins win the trip to the Mammoth Cave Geo King of Madisonville is fn the store until his sou recoversfromjiis illness Mrs Georgia Higginbottom has returned home after a pleasant weeks visit to friends in Central City H L Wallace I O agent here nag accepted the position of agent at Big Cllfty Ky Archie Grlbble leaves in a fe days for Big Olifty where he is go ing as helper to Mr Wallace Are yon a subscriber for the Bee If not subscribe now and help Miss Jenkins in the cave contest by giv ing her the one thousand votes tha your dollar will get At the meeting of the city council Monday night Mr Eldy Phelps was chosen marshal We are sure that this was a good step and hope and believe that Mr Phelps will stop the lawlessness that has pre tJfBerttaad store at Earlington Spent Sunday with his folks here Lawson Ashormore and Max GH t HlandA drove down to Crabtree Thursday night Messrs Will Gribble Amon HIn ton and Mote Teascue spoilt several days In Eyansylllo last week A Mrs D P Currys mother and sister are visiting here at the pres ent writing InlnredlntbenUnes LtBANANAS L Car Near L1 i j- r NiFreightOepot Thursday Aug 17 W AT Protsman Banana Man- u atsa i BETHEL FEMALE COLLEGE Kentuckyln r r only Woman College in Western Kentucky offering three rear of standard cUe went In addition to standard Northern College Entrance Courses Music Do ii tic Stcvk and Exprewion taught by the beat of Inttructlort The itumt d fartmeat In dot excelled by any school la Kentucky Our whole capacl d lug tiMeaaea 1ct next year Dot we have secured another loge well equipped yiiiigiorj ffrerliy Foe Catalggueeyltly to P BROWNELL Pine r c Hy JI g i c 2jIt Ii 1J+ +M hr i- C1M wt= 1 aiI I Calendars For 1912 1 We have the swellest line of Imported and Do mestic Calendars for 1912 that has ever been shown in this territory They are the Celebrated Butler thiswyear is lower than ever Do not purchase your 1912 calendars until you haves en our samples We savetyou money SemiWeekly Bee Earlinglonf Kentucky up for a short interval each day We hope to see him able to walk around before louts The school house is rapidly neat lag completion and will be ready for occupancy by the time echpol opens Miss Evie Palmer was in Dawson one day last week Sidney Laffoou one of our pros perous farmer was in town one day last week S J V MoEuen is having his store house painted and gotten ready tor occnparice which will be about September let- Hammet Shaw of t the country was In own Saturday night attend ing the Masonic lodge Several of the young people spent Sunday In Dawson- Watermelons are arriving by tile wagon loads every day and are quickly disposed of soon after reaching town- You f Can Eat nothing Eat what your stomach craves without the slightest fear of indices tiou which Is an awful feeling You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digeuteze It re lieves and cures as if by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief in one minute Get a BOo bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporatqd L ScholarshIp For Sale We have a 100 scholarship on Bryan Stratton Business College for sate This Is onef the best bus- Iness colleges lu the State soil a Scholarship in this collage Is A 1 THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE A Fly Killer To destroy the pest of flies In the onepintsugar and two ounces of pepper place saucers containing the mixture around the house It means almost instant death to the flies and the stuff is harm leeev i Falls Victim To Thieves AlajhiLithieves stole his health for twelve years They were a liver and kid NewLireConstipat1Wt96R ataltdrUlllilt1 0 H f j PRINTERS IN CONVENTION FiftySeventh Session oI the Union Opens In San Francisco San Francisco Aug 14 The B7th session of the International Typo graphical Union was opened here today with an address by Mayor P H McCarthy and remarks from rep resenatlves of the daily press the commercial printing branch of the industry and from representatives of the local typographical union Response was made by President Lynch of the International Typo graphical Union While the union was organized in 1852 this Is the fiftyseventh con vention that has been held by the International Typographical Uncoil it Is not the fiftyseventh annual gathering In 1894 the organization adopted the biennial idea and no Convention was hold in 1895 or in 1B97 a return to annual conventions bjgan with 1898 and they have been b3ld yearJrsInce that time The reports of officers submitted to the convention today shows that tor the fiscal year ending May 81 1910 the membership of the Inter national Typographical Union earn ed 1 46602044 or an average Of058 per member For the fiscal year ending May811911the membership earned the total of 449770068 or an average per member of x078 The average membership for the 19111wasbership for the prior fiscal year was 47848 These figures represent an In crease In earnings pf more than 4 000000 and an increase in average membership of 8247 It was stated In the reports that at this time the average paying membership was more than 88000 The convention Is quite largely at tended and will be in session throughout the week Tortured For 15 Years tr9ubletbatbatfled WrModdersseemed doomed He had to sell his neighbors longer Whatever I te distrust Eleotrio wonders for me that I can now eat things that I Mould not take for years Its surely a grand remedy for stomach Jupt as good for liver and kidneys Every bottle guaranteed Only 50cf at all drug gists Letters on Poorly Printed Stationery Go Into the It oIN7IookI 1tr hsa1 Wins Masai tiea tulPltlt the ifeclpHmt intoiiilr4frMM of mind Mfc cotIIlw l Hr NtMeath VL Print That Kind of Stationery we Ar JUWyTi s- r i 1 iJ if f Yrxr Human Nature Human nature is so inherently cruel that nothing amuses the avorago man more than to see a poor lame duck JobColumbus Pale Cheeks or Rosy OQM Pale cheeks muddy complexion dull eyes show a poverty of blood drlyotheImpurities ables your dally fund to supply new rich red blood nnd rosy cheeks Bloodine Pills earn Liver ills St IncorporrtedDrug rrdensOver are cultivated la eoanectloa with Austria experttuition Dyjpepsla le our natural ailment Dor Jock Blood Bitter it the national euro for it It itrengthens tomb membranes promotes flow of digestive jule parities the blood bulUi you tip Instead of Liquid si Antiseptics Peroxide many people arc now using c Pxtine Toilet Antiseptic- The new toilet gcrmlcUTo powder to beYdissolved In water as needed For all toilet and ueee it It better and more economical To cleanse and whiten the teeth remove tartar and prevent decay To disinfect the mouth destroy disease germs and purify the breath To keep artificial teeth and bridgework clean odorlese To remove nlcotlno from the teeth and purify the breath after smoking To eradicate perspiration and eod odors by sponga The best antiseptic wash known Relieves and strengthens tired weak 1 infiamedeyes Heals ore throat wound and cuts 25 and BO eta a box dnirpUti I or- t by mall postpaid Sample F I THE xTON TOIllET COMA f j e Acquainted jI I With the celebrated Ster t ling way of clothes making r i y We recommenH them for their styleforMiff the v perfect workmanship all wool fabrics and the won derful lowness of their price t rt PMany ModelsV tfV i r Fabrics of all weaves a and colors andthepr- omptest possible serv icer T j rvt J b Most styles si5 to 135 Si Bernard Store t P W R COY LEt MANAGER St Bernard Mining Company 1NCOAPOR TE t r hhi a L d l 1 cJ d I v U1l4 J 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