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K U L SDAYI I and fRfflAY 1 Jt L Y y l I aatlflmI IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IT sALEH TWENTYSECOND YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY AUGUST 22 1911 N aA GEORGE KING IS NOMINATED i Harmonious Convention and Laf loons PrJeods Make ii Unanimous i i King Standi Unrmrvedly For state Matform and Especially for County Unit Free The JCudhoHTiUe Saitler The republicans held a very har monious convention Saturday to nominate a candidate for Bepresen t GeorgKingby a vote of 204 to 148 The convention was called tourd by Counnty Chairman J B Harvey and the call was read by Couut secretary W W Crick 0 J Wad dill was unanimously selected for Jchairman and C H Murphey for r4l secretary adn1cmbprsolutions R J Salmon Ben T Rob Insoii M T Cranor M J Leo Thu E Finley and M K Gordon The following were namod on th committee on rules and order u business Walter Crlbk Dr A F Finley Jackson Williams Dr 0 B Johnson G T Mackey of color 0 Parker of color The committee on rules and order of business reported that the resolutions should first bo adopted that Roberts Rules be used and tellers be appointed to count the vote ttiat the voters line up down stairs if a forfThe committee on resolutions through us chairman Hon Thos E Fiulev submitted the following F which wore unanimously adopted The Republicans of HdpKiuB Coun ty in convention assembled hoartlly approved the platform of our party adopted at tho last State Convention and we pledge ourcordlalsupport to r the State ticket and confidently pro p diet its triumphant oiootion The soundness and wisdom of the appfirst declared and adopted them and then the Democratic party like Heriry Watterson limped Along in the rear moved by expediency It not sincerity made a weak effort to echo the same principals Onr gal lant and militant leader Edwrrd 0 ORear has the loyal and enthusias tic support of all true Republicans and of the respectable elements of l Independent thought On the mat 1 issue of the campaign after he had been abused by the democratic press And professional politicians alt over the State for his opinion as Judge of the Court of Appeals yet the Dome icratlo party in Its State Canyon tioh was forced to expressly and unreservedly approve and endorse Judge 0Ro r in this opinion We point to the tact that the official or gan of the Democratic party In this State ltasllucethe Democratic State convention editorially con fessed that the Democratic State platform Is insincere aud meaning ipso and that tlto Democratic party Is now being run by the Beokham Haley political machine We invite all Kentuckians who believe In the great principals ad vooated In our State platform and who are opposed to the domination of the Percy Haley machine and who believe in the sincere advocacy and enforcement of temperance leg islation to join us In this fight andI we pledge the nominee of this con yentlont for Representative to faithfully carryout these declarations Resolyed that the nominee Of this Iha111bparty and his name shall appear on the official ballots of Hopkins sour tV as the candidate of said party t nor Representatives in the regular col um of such party and under th rlfcuiar Cabin devlqe towitiTh Logear Thoi E Finley Chairman ft J Salmon Ben T Robinson jMi IX Goraou t- l Comnilttee- IfpmlnatlonBj being pafle4 for L ich RFox nominated Borg KlnR MlorWPScott noBclnateol H 111Oo A b11fltty Of color Ltpher Bs iqz in- r UodtluhvdNti Paiga L CRACK SHOTS OFF FOR CAMP PERRY Y I Kentucky State Rifle Team Stared t Saturday for Nation v t al ShootT- WOEARLINGTON MEN ON TEAM STANDING OF THE RIFLEMEN I Louisville Ky Aug 21lheKentucky State Rifle Team con posed of fifteen members of the thre Kentucky Regiments left Saturda afternoon fur Camp Perry where th Thettbeet shots In Kentucky make up tbo team and they fe certain they eomre yBeeQlu In Preliminaries In the preliminary contest whlo ended Thursday the members made the following points out Jta pdspi bio 800 MaJ Jackson Morris Subsistence Departmen Frankfort 288 Lieut Col A McLean Moffett In DepartmentsFrankfort 228 Oapt W H Meadows Company 228iCompany I Second Infantry Boonevllle223 FirsGCapt James K DeWeese Corn pony H Third Infantry Hartford 218 First Lieut Frederick W t8taple- ompanyC C Second Infantry Le ington 218 Capt James R Sams Company 0 Second Infantry Lexington 208 Corp William pan D Second Infantry Salyersville 202 Capt Allen Walker Company F First Infantry Loulsvlllei202 Oapt Henry W Rogers Ordinance DepartmeiitrJSarMngton 190 gergt Dexter Hale Company Q Second Infantry Somerset 195 Oapt H T Beck Company F Second Infantry Jackson 193 Sergt Thos Peyton Company 192yInfantry Hopktnsvllle102N- atioaalYatckConditie is Entries in the National Match will be as follows Ten shots at 200 yards fen rapid fire shots at 000 ten shots at 1000 yards one skirmish run MaJ Jackson N orris led the tea In competition at Earlington laa mst BnFifty Young Men Wanted Fifty more young men are wanted to learn Telegraphy and accept po sitlona as telegraph operators on the L N railroad Address E H Ray Supervisor Nashville Tennessee 06 MULES WEAR TBOTJBIXS In Hopklnwjlle Llttle Green Files Bite Through Their Thick Hide HopkiiiBvillo Ky Aug 2k Horses and other animals in the country are suffering greatly from Afasr Not the big horse flies but small green fellows about the size ot a tibree fly that stick like glue and bite like sfn Liverymen are adoptmg everything suggested as means or protecting the horses an yet none of the remedies or covers succeed In their object Farmnrs are greatly bothered as the teams stop at every opportunity to Ilgtitthe the pest Headache Signs Danger Anyone in this town that suffers ngnerVQuBheadacbes druggist and geta26c bottle of o Oar etedta German Jjlver Headaobes always indicate consti potion In a dangerous form the re lt in other extremely sari eveeCarlBtedta German Liver Pow seta on the Liver the roe cause of jflonBtipation a few doses entirely remove tits troublerlnsure e a lasting cure never falls guaran teedtf you have hdadaeheB get bottle today from the stBern ar Aiinlngr Co Incorporated f Drum De partment 95c a bottle ForSalf 60 Scholarship on Draughons Buslaea College Nashviller Ten n 100 Scholarship on Bryant Strat IgttlrrlllttlaiaJt le dtext= WJtKLrBJ 1 Jar1tDI 9D Xy 0 v r icOUSTRYWE WFtI FOR NEW WATER MAINS SOON 1 Cast Pipe is Arriving and Grid iron System Will be t 7 r Completed f CITYS WATER SUPPLY AND SYSTEM ATTRACTS ATTENTION N Carfoads of cast iron pipe with grider servicee9arebeg nning to arrive and it is ex pected that Willard Cavaness and his force will soon be busy laying thi pipe and completing connection This is now the most important part wih11 g a g system as complete and effective for largeoate rules The new pipe lines will ex tend through Day street from Main to Moss Avenue thence west tp McEuen and back to Main and from Main to Clark through Railroad str and thence to Robinson street tiein Samstother minor extensions will be made to complete the gridiron Later a larger and more powerful pump wi be added at the pumping station no pumPinxcapacity keeps ahead of all demands upon it and other improvements will be added which will in the en reductioence we e been working more than two years Earlingtons splendid water supply land fine pressure is the comment by all who know the facts Ii jf You Want a Better Job yolJu becomde No matter what your further futur occupation may be your earning power will be greatly increased if yon take the Draughon Training IL will equip you fora better Job BIGGER PAY More than one hundred and fifty thousand have taken the Draughon Training dur ing the past twentytwo years For catalogue address Draughons Praoitlcal Business College Nash HyEvansville o a DOtEYE WITNESS TO SWEAR Young Thompson Slew Father Parent Had Slapped Boy v In Quarrel CASE NOW ON T IALAT DIXO Dixon Ky Aug OTho trial of Thomas Thompson for the murder of his father will bo called in circuit court here tomorrow District At torney Dixon arrived here today t prosecutiond i The State has an alleged eye wit ness to the killing who will testify that the son killed his father while latter was in the act of slapping him The strain is bogmnnlng to ten on young Thompson His care fresandconfident air Is rapid turning to one of nervousness an anxiety urNoMore Dyspepsia Troublets r yon ful digestive berm ese and nl thld Mining Company Incorporated Stationerydi an pr a firm standing In the business world prl1tedTmeht keeps constantly oa hand a fine line oleHerheJdsnotQheadsI billhead both linen and commercial We also do clrcplt4rtnvltatlouage cat n wor ilve Gsa trial Y- OQtJUII o I BIG TRANSACTION CLOSED TODAY Barnes Gowand Co Purchase the Large Stock of Bour land Mothersheadf IIiWILL RUN DEPARTMENT STORE j M deal was consummated this morning whereby the well known firm of Barnes Cowand Co purchased the entire stock of Bour laps Mothershead They will use both buildings and at once open a mammoth deportment store consists ing of dry goods shoes 8millineryteand undertaking The w buildings will be connected by x large side door The store of Bourland J theInext few days while hey are invoiC iiig and rearranging the stock this is the largest deal that has taken place in mercantile circles in this city for some time tsHumeyoung leaving town at eight returning at iltrtwarKe complexions younng men party were Misses Wheeler Green Irene an Bessie Coyle Elizabeth and arg Kemr Kathleen Spillman Browning Pansy Rule Ruth Daniels W R Goyle Messrs Mil ler and Ben Evans Baker Fugate Mervin Mitchell Ralph Dudley and John Moore Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if you use etomaohdemakes good rich blood from Doti NightsHeadachet rd of all these troubles with Dlges teze Fifty cents a bottle worth ten fold its coat at drug department of CompanylJioorpuratedi S W Mothershead of Evansville spent Sunday in the city with his parents I rsties Beatrice Robinson ot Madi Bonvlllo spent Sunday afternoon In his city t ICR R TIMECARD Time of departure of Illinois Con ral trains from Nortonvllle Ky NORTH BOUND No 102 128 pm No lOi iUO a in No 122 local pase1046 am1ft local 080 pm NSOUTH BOUND No 101 4081 p ni J No 103 140am No 121 local pass 128 pm No 185 lOCftl pass 553 a i- naLNTINtECARD pasalnthrough R s originating at Ear tu zton Effective Sunday April 9 1911 FORTH BOUND No 92 826 a m sNp 52 1116 am pmdHOUTHBOUND No 68 i 480 am Noy95 0 e 823 a m pmiTJf INTlJBUJBBANv TRAINS BOQNDe amVI No 108 200 p in i No 11Q 602 pm BPUTH BOUND NoJ08 n 710 am N6 105 1000 a m Ko107V 12 7p m 820pmNolllr JH E TIME CARP CJ rEJE 1m card went nto aft ittlunday April 9 1911 tlfol1IJ A 546 a m PltOAj LuL- i A lJ LT- F s 44aI raY ADVERTISE ONLY NINE MOREDAYS Until Bee s Mammoth Cave Con test Ends Interest Still Growing 1 I MISS CAT MEDLOCK TURNS IN 35375 Only nine more days until the Bees Mammoth Cave contest ends The contestants are putting in their best licks and turning In a large umber of votes Miss Willie Jon klns of St 0harles still leadsbut GapIs315 votes since last Issue Miss turno fourth place with 45075 votes to her credit ono Miss Verna Oates of Madlsonvllle IB fifth with 87076 btadlsonvllleisWlmberly liavlng withdrawn from the race amt thrown her strength to Miss Harris A great many changes may take place in the next nine days and it is to the interest of the candi d ates to get every new and renew subscriber they possibly can a there is no way of tolling Just how holdt Now Is the time to work and work earnest Go to your friends and ell them to help you out by subscribing for the twice a week Bee or yors u off or It may come to late to do any g lack of 1000 votes may cause you to loose this tripso ads spiese coming in rapidly There will be 85 people In addition to the five candidates who will make the trip Mrs J E Fawcett and Paul iM Moore will chaperone the young people and see they are well taken cart of and Lave the best of every erything on the trip It will be well makdtie later than August S0th and shoal deposit the 1760 with the Bee on August 81st Following are the names and standing of contestants to date This information will be published in each issue of the paper until the contest closes Miss Willie JenklnsStCharles 91076 Miss Oath Medlook Mortons 67100 Miss Aurellti Waller Earlington 64400 Earlington4687Miss6 + 4 F Of 0O Lilly Harris Madisonville 23700 Miss Bernice Wimberly Madison Tllle 20125 Mss Louise McPherson MAdison ville I 4850 Miss Trlxtd Robertson Mad isonytll e 4000 Miss Ruth McNeal Madisonville 2600 Mrs Waiter Daves Earlington 1100 B FHAOK1TEY OF- GEEEN BRIAR TENSi Killed as Far Off Colorado Train Ran In1 Open Switch Colorado Springs Col Ang 20 One man stealing a ride was fatally Injured and several others were shaken up when the Roc y Mouh lain limited on the Chicago Roo Island Pacific railroad going 45 miles an hour ran Into an open switch at Flagler Col today The limited cash into a train of freight cars D F Hackney of Green Briar Tenn was caught between the tender and matt oar and crush ed so badley that bo died TUESDAY Hand i FRIDAY Y I cQl1dbfJameCraIKof oodRememberthe IVIRGIL FUGATE COMMITS SUICIDE 1 Was Well Known in This City Having Been Connected With Street Department for Years J ILL HEALTH SAID TO BE CAUSE Virgil Fdgatfl a well known chIzen of this place committed suicide at tne home of his brotberThos1- Fugate of the Pond river country about 8 oclock this morning by shooting himself with a shot gR Mr Fugate had been employed by the Earlington street department for a number of years and has Beet in 111 health for some time His 111 health wag thee direct oatise of litgvdeath Mr Fugate was a brother Ed Fugate and also of Miss Betti Fugate of this city As soon ag the sad affair happened his relatives theener Stevens was summoned to hold geingknown The many friends of tile family extend sympathy aayou are tired run down haft YucataOblllappetitemaketwelveyearold Purifies the Ilose and strengthens the system 60o a I MiningComent Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairii for 1011 as far as reported Officers ol I fairs are requested to report to w any ommissions or corrections eC dates Shepherdsville August224baye London August 224 Erranger August 234 daystiGermantown An ust248 days Nicholasville August 8 days Somerset August 298 days Bardstown August 804 days Paris September 48 days Monticello September 64 dayIAlexandria September l5dapMount Olivet September 64 days 68days8dKeqtucky State Fair Louisville September 116 days Horse Cave September 90 4 dayi Mayfleld September 274 days Bowing Green Oat 474 days 1 1NOIHZB SIGHT EID1B IBCITI BROUGHT IK P1DEEAL COITMFn C C Shemwell Formerly of Ted County Asks 25000 Damages Owensboro Ky Aug OO QuSbgmwell a former farmer of Todd 1 county but who now resides at Walla Walla Wash has filed salt in the Federal Court at this place i against thirtyfive farmers of Todi county for 25 000 for the destruction of his barn and tobacco several years ago during the tobacco troa tiles ShemwelT alleges he was not r a member of the Planters Protect- Ive Association C W Mitchell Goes in Livery Bujines C W Mitchell has purchased and remodeled the building lately owned by Wm Bradley and will run worst class livery barn He has purchased new rigs new horses and la now ready to serve the public along thus line Many a Suffering Woman Drags berself painfullyot e her dally tasks atk tappetlteand poor pnot know ing her Ills are due to kidney bladder troubles Foley Kidney 1 Pills give quick relief from pain cud misery and a prompt return to health and strength No woman who go suffers can afford to overlook Fotey Kidney Pills Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department u m m m n r L The Boos Mammoth Gave Coolest Coupon I NeT TRANSrCRAMJC Good for 25 Votes for 1- ttM I f If placedin ballot box it Bee Office on or before t Tturwla Auu t 31 i j n Y- J i wJJ 4- TI i r f t = = = J1 j- Ii 1 t i I S rI fC IS4 l4I I I P- 4s3ee LeagueI IrncA Dfcc lit M rfwi Frnif Store IW Sulk Mi Street di- enville Kentucky No IMISS AILEEN DAVIS rUe47 Friday tIhS Angnst 18 1 pn t riNOUNO MEN S t Wearo authorized toarinounc James H Laffoon of St Charles as a candidate for Representative in thfTLe l lat r f lion of the Republican party of Hop killS county t t We are authorized to of Earllnfctou as a i t George Kinp lcandldate for Reprdsehtatlvd In the t t legislature subject to the t of the Republican party of Hopkins it I a6unty i Typhoid fever claimed more vc tintS than steel and bullets during the j camploJ F at Jacksonville sprmg I and summer of 1898 where were i tsomething less than 1 1000 soldiers there were 2693 cases of typhoid Ifoyer in the hospital and 248 deaths Last March we had an army of 13 060 men in Texas and on the Mexi i i can border The climate and season was about the same as that in the j former deadly Florida camp Butt t I during the three months the troops t staid in Texas there was only one t i case of typhoid fever reported and ri the patient recovered The Spanish American war taught our army men some lessons in sonitation but the remarkable freedom of the Texas Army of patrol is attributed to the use of antityphoid vaccination 1 Every man of the 13000 who went t into the Texas maneuvers had z been so vaccinated The experiment seems to have proven the solution of I the dreadful typhoid fever problem GEORGE KING IS NOMINATED 11 j f Continued from Page 1 fTh08 E Finley were appointed tel ore to count on line and Dr C B t Johnson and Jake McEnen to count I the other huGS1 The adherents of the respective candidates then adjourned to the front of the court house and upon the count being taken King recelv ed 204 and Lafloon 148 n The convention reassembled in p the court house and R J Salmon moved that the nomination of Mr King be made unanimous which carried q Mr King wt escorted1 to the trout and made a short speech thanking the convention for the honor deolar lug that be stood unreservedly on the state platform and especially for the county unit plank Ho explain ed that when a young man he ran a saloon but quit the business in 1883 and the next year when the vote was 1 taken in Hopkins county voted to snake the county dry SpeechdB were made during the convention by C J Waddrll Will S Scott and Thos E Finley all ot wInch were well roceluedr A well known Des Moines women hatter suffering miserably for two 4 days from bowel complaint was cured by one dose ot Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem ed For sale by all dealers Jn Scholarship For Sale We have a 100 scholarship onL Bryan Stratton Business College ior sale This Is one of the best bus iness colleges iu the State and a scholarship In this college is A 1 IUE SEMI WEEKLY BEE Very Serious It Is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one given you For this reason we urge you In buying to t be cartful to get the genuine BLACDRAuTtiver The r tIooltilts old relk ble medicine for constipation IDe digestiooaad liver trouble Is firm J1 established It does not imitate other medicines It is better than or it would not be the fa largerMISOLD I1f TOWN Fa S y oto n- l t S 10 spsIpstIttpsIlItpsieSubscriition One Year 8100 I Six mouths 50 Three raojaths I 25 Staple copies 5 I Bpaolmen copies mailed fri on application Correspond ents wautedln all parts of the county Addre8s us for par ticulars II PAene rt ltfgr 1JS announce action others II Madisonvilk Notes I BY AItEENDAVI8S Bacon Try at Lake Saturday evening Mesdames Kirby Gordon Alex Luristord and Jernlga Slaton chaperohed a most delightful bacon fry at Anderson Lake in honor of rUss Viola RadclIffe of Hopklrtsvlllo the attractive visitor of Miss Alleen Davis After partak Ing of the sumptuous repast of ba con and eggs the plcnlcers roturt ed home an enjoyable evening having been spout by all Those Who en joved this delightful affair were Misses Ellzabei Nisbet Louise and Margaret McPherson Mary Louise Walker Viola Radcliffe of Hop kinsville Sybil Hart Hazel and Lucy Fawcett Messrs John Moore and Ben Evans of Earlington Jae Sory Frank Cain and William Os borne I Mr and Mrs J E Fawcett spent Sunday in Dawsou Mfss Viola Badoliffe of Hopkins vile who has been the guest of Miss Alleen Davis returned home MondayMr Cotton Pelzer of Chicago was in Madisonvllle Sunday Neal Spillman was here Sunday W D Coil left for Louisville Sun day Harry Tajfiaferro who has been spending a few days In Dawson re turned hone Sunday John Moore and Ben Evans were here Saturday night Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Madi flonville people in Mortons Fnrni ture Store It yon want advertis IDA or job worfcor wish to subscribe for the paper call up nunber 4 AILEBN DAVIS Manager I Messrs Montgomery Holeman Boy Wilson Misses Lurliue Coil and Nan Kirkwood motored over to Dawson Saturday night Mrs Do glass Beckman of Prov Idence is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs 00 Givens EarIIngto9Sunday Misses Sylvl Levyof Owausboro Grace Cannon of Lou viUeMe88rs Galnes and Levy of Owensbprp motored over from Dawson to sOnY IJe Sunday Miss Maud Hamill of Birming ham Ala is visiting hpr cousin Miss Lucy Hanna 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 with all expens es paid costs vou only 1760 Mr and Mrs O W Lindsay have returned horn Chicago whore they spent the week Klmmal Finley of St Charles was In town Saturday Bauisey Cox of NobOtwas in town Saturday Mrs Falcon Bakers who has been visiting her mbtboiin Hopklnsvllle has returned home J W Boblnspn is reported Boraer what improved f Mrs Geo Davis spent Saturday In Mortons Gap with1 her daughter Mrs Cain Mr and Mrs Chas Shelton left Saturday morning for ChloagQI MrJake Wells who ha been in Texashas returned homo 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 or programs We have the best and let us figure with you on prices AIMBEN DAVIS Manager Willis Waddlll visited friends in Sebree Saturday v Miss rl1q1ho hasheen visiting nsboro has returned home 1 Luther Brooks spent Friday ia Sebree with friends Miss Laura Jagoe is visiting friends In Nashville Ben T BWhsolv ron dl LJl I I was nth city Friday visltlnj friends Mrs D U Kmcheloe who gavo an entertainment in Cadiz Thure day has returned home Miss Nannie Anderson is occupy lug Mlsf Zena Shauk8p1aoq apI atiist at the Princess while Mlh Shanks Is off ou a visit V Those desiring to go with Iho Boos Mammoth Cave via the Green River party on Sept 2 can do so by send ing in their names on or before Aug 81 The entire trip with all expens es paid costs you only 1750 Dallas AH8en Davis manager 6 r the Bees branch office at Madison vllle loft Thursday for jPIftsbnrj Pa for a months visit She will also visit New York and Washing ton wh leabsent Skeet Wilbeim is in town again Miss Anna Mao Cox and Ulster Sarah are visiting their aunt in Greenville I Mrs Belle Nucholls of Hopkins ville is the guest of Mr and Mrs Ruby L ff on 111 Miss Frances Lander of Hopkins vile was the guest of Miss Laura Isabelle Laffoon SundaYfI We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you wIJclassy job work that will give satisI faction see our samples and gut prices at the Madisonville Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manatr r1 Jas Sory of this city and Fraiik Cain of Mortons Gap left today in Mr Cains StoddardDayton car for Chicago They expecU to be gone several days s Misses Margaret and Louise Me1 Phersn two of Madisonvlllos most popular young ladles are visiting friends in Hopkinsvlile this week STAT OF OHIO CITY or TorEuo I r LUCAS COUNTY jDa Frank J Cheney makes oath that be Is senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co doin business In the City of Toledo County tind State aforeaidand that said firm will pay the sum of ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENET Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres once this 6th day of December A Pi i8S6r p GtisonSQL r Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free Ft J CHENEY Co Toledo OV Sold by all Druggists 7jc v ff Take HallsiEamlly Pills for constipation Y I NovelNew York Industry A small brass foundry In an Iii side New York basement bus r ti sign on the front door Russian tlques Manufactured Here Tortured For 15 Years bya curedefying stomach trouble that baffled doctors and resisted all remedies he had tried John W Modders of Moddersvills Mich seemed doomed He had to sell his farm and give up work His neigh bors said he cant live much longer Whatever I ate distressed me he wrote stIll I tried Eleo trio Bitters which v worked such wonders for me that I can now eat things that I could not take for years Its surely a grand remedy for stomach trouble Jupt as good for liver and kidneys Every bottle guaranteed Only SOc at all drug glsta Improved Mechanical Pr cess Sn France a process is being devei oped by which the hair is removed from a akin and placed on an artlfl cal base and then the skin Is utll izdd separately 4 Sallpw complexion comes from bilious Impurities in the blood and the fault lies with tho liver and bowels rtbey are torpit The med icine that gives results in such oases is HERBINE It is a fine liver sfimulaut and bowel regulator Price SOc Sold by St Bernard Min ing Co Incorporated Drug Departments Broke Em Both Tho society page tells us that the latest big wedding beggared descrip tlon1 We have private advices that it did the same thing to the brides father Cleveland Plain jpealer Dyspepsia Is our natural ailment Burdock Blood Bitters is the national cure for It It strengthens stomach membranes promotes flow of digestive juices purifies the blood builds you HP JJie Charm ofa Beautiful Face is enhanced by Beautiful Teeth No parfcof the toilet should have more consider ation than the Care of the Teeth We have a little book on this subject which we wilt gladly give ou if you will ask for It Wealso have a liberal Supply of Euthymol Tooth Paste the worldrenowned denti frice It cleanses and beau tifies the tooth Have you tried it We sell it tI Bernard Drug StoreS- TSERMRDWKlHBGd INCORPORATJED ti I JflSk J Jt LJ1lSS CITY DIRECTORY MayorH C Bourland IPolice Judge A J Boinott yNIRhtTax AssestiorJ H Cbrbitt City ClerkPaul P Price Treasurer Frank B Arnold City PhyicianW K Nisbet WhipilorStreetCouncllmen Jno B Atkinson Madison Oldham FD Rash Goo C Atkinson Thos Blair C M Henry Meoting night first Monday night In each month School Trustee Paul M Moore Boardof Health Ed M Trabern G Gilbert King and Curtis B John son MD Postmaster Obas C wel- loHURCth CATHOLIC OHUKOH First masp every Sunday and holy day at 700 a m Second mass and preaohinv 080 a m Vespers and benediction 7 p m RevJP MoParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sundays YLordsm Prayer meeting ovary Wednos day at 730 pm DRDT STANLEY Pastor M E CHUKOH Regular servioef third Sunday at 11 am and m Prayer meeting Wednesday eveniili at780 Sundayschool at 980 a m Class second Sunday at 10BOahij REV HOLT OLAW Pastor M E Orrultun SOOTH Rev W O Brandon pastor Services on evorv Sunday at 11 a tu ann 745 p m Sunday school at 0 am Prayer meeting Wed uesdh evenings at 780 Ladies Aid Society every Monday after noon Official Board meeting Mon dav after flrs Sunday in each month MISSIONARY BAPTIS CHOKOH Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at li t111 lUlU 780 p m and the preced ing Saturday tght Church metlnu Sat lldlt night before the 4th Sun day Sunday School at 980 amPrpyt flee luu e Vf rv Monday night nt7iK Roy C H Grlgson Pastor 4ENK tAJ BAPTIST OinJKOil bcrvices lourth Sun jay morning arid evening in each month and Satur Prarermeetingschool 2 p m- REV T J LYNN Pastor I EPISCOPAL CHUKOH Services 1st and 3rd Sunday night at 745 at the Library l REV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic LodgeE W Turner No 648 meets 1st and 3rd Friday In each monthE J PHILLIPS Sec Victoria Lodge No 84 K of P meets every Monday night Visit ors welcome NEWTONK S Hopkins Lodge A 0 U W Nil 561 meets every Thursday night Y Q WALBBISec Golden Gross Lodge Earlington No 625 meets 1st and 3rd Saturduj night In each month MBS BERTHA UMSTEAD Sqo Degree of Honor No 10 meets 2nd and 4th Saturday nights la each month Miss LZZIE HUFF Sec Ben Hur Lodge Earlington Court No 65 meets every 1st and 8rd Monday night at old Masonic HalleDR O B JOHNSON Scribe Standwalte Tribe No 57 Rod Men meats sleepHAUBY Oof B Catalpnonipdaynlgbt are ear nestly requested to be there S O S ORENSHAW Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World NoWednesdayS Elks B P O No Ti meets at- M dleonvUle Monday night BN GORDON Exalted Ruler ROY S WILSON Secretary Earlington Chapter U DO mogttat280pmT IM SKATE Pros- KnlghB and Ladies of Security wilUmeet every second and fourth Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend 0 S CBBNstf W Clerk Visiting members are cordially invited to attend any of thepe Lodges rm MmmmMi i rifmf The interesting Phase singingtorgot the loss to art In figuring on the deficit in the singers personal banK accountPale v Cheeks or Rosy Ones Pale oheeka muddy complexion dulleyes show n poverty of blood- Bloodino Liver Pills W1 driye the imparities froth the system and en your daily food to supply new rich red blood and rosy cheeks Btopdine Pills cure Liver Ills St Bernard Mining Co Incorporrted Drug Department Special Agents Long Wire Span IThe span of telephone wire Just across the bay is one of the longest anywhere In the state of Ore gon The wire runs from a polo near Captain Wellanders house to one abotJOp feet high on eouth beach from pole to pole Is 2600 feet or nearly onehalf mile Its average keghts above the water Is about 125 or 180 feet and will clear the masts of any vessel coming In here at presentNewpqt SignaL 7ftll TictimToTWtYM SW Bends of Coal City Ala ball a justifiable grievance Two hleYes stole s health tot twelve ear They werp a liver and kid ievtrouble Then Dr Kings Now jife Fllli throttled them ITS wel tow Unrivaled for Conetlpa- tlon Malaria Headache1 Dyspepsia 2c tall Mpslets fJ j I i k hd 0 JvCI r MADISONVILLE KY ht r w 1 FuneraLDirectir aiid Embalmer I 1 Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night i- JL I J BEE ADS PAYc YOU WANT a Better jOwf o That question will ho asked almost buslnc men aCQl your services the DrauJhonTrnlnhigntldshow ambition to More bANKERS mdorso DRAUGHONS Colleges than aU other business colleges COMBINED 48 Colleges in 18 States International reputation Banking Typewriting Penmanship En lINh Hpclllnff Arithmetic Letter Wrltlnir UusUeti lanFHEK auxiliary lirancbc Good POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reasonabla conditions Bookkeeping Bookkeepers all over the United States say that Draughons New System of Bookkeeping saves them from 25 to 50 per cent In workand worry Shorthand Practically all U S offi cial court reporters write the System of Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach Why Because they knovf It Is the best Home Stvdy fiotisaitas of OasUcast rVrs bookkeepers and stenographers arc holding good positions as the result of taking Draughons Homo Study CATALOGUE For prices on lessons BY MAIL write JNO P DRAUOHON President Nashville Tern Forw cat alogue on corQATCOLLEGEt write DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Nashville or Memphis or Knoxville Tenn or Paducah Ky or Evansville lad A 1 1FiurhEvery Dollar of an Ad Readers Money is Above Par Frequently Its Buying Power is Actually Doubled f fl Your dollars vary in value as they vary in pur chasing power The man or woman who studies advertisements is able frequently to make one dol lar do the usual work of two J And thc experienced reader advertisements will always make a dollar command a premiummake it buy more than a dollars worth as figured on ruling prices of things 4 How much above par are the dollars in your pocket worth It will depend on how closely you study the buying opportunities outlined in the store ads S S 1 1A LWMa a J BETHEL FEMALE COLLEGE Hopkinseille Kentucky kThoCollcRO work In addition lo standard Nonhern College Butranca Courses Music Oa mesllo Service and Expression taught by Jhe best of Jqitructlor The hometlepanment111 not eionlled by any school in Kentucky Our whole capaci cgelppcdbu1dllllH G BROWNELL Prca S 1S I its ncc inpde for any certain climatclbut ig mndo t withstand the wetlier conditions of every ARC ROOFING will not drip under tho blazing Bun nor crack in the bitterest cold Its made oursecret process and is universally acknowledged the one and ONLY absolutely porfec rooftn1ouAma1g mated ARC ROOFING stnnda and the namo inSUrance as slate or metal Our agents are authorized to refund money in full if 55 Amalgamated ARC ROOFING should fall to Send for samples and full information II r S AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO First NaflBsakBldi BiralDijumAU i i FOR SALE NV 11 STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY INCORPQR- ATrBMADISOIMVILLE 5 5 KENTUCKYt iJI WHEN IN MAD1SONVILLE T- Visit the Princess Theater the best moving pic tures in the country J x Something new each night rL i is I Matinee afternoon 2 to s- Vaudeville each night PRICES5 8e 10 CENT A D NOE1 Jr1Mahager I 4 0 I L1J t i I WE DO ONLY THE PEST JOB WORK i S 1Tr r n- n f7 i T Iheinan who whispers down as will About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop pf dollars Like he who olimbi a treerand hollers 1 r Ml J f JMXDMf DR L curI Drs Htrdin do R- ayDENTISTS ftiftlcM Extracting I aid Percd in Werk 1 Ml Out DtntMry h wSpecialty oesrfsJlei4 Tr31 Mlltlillfillt Kentrtekty- y a nuu News of the Town t NoM Splllnmn called on friends in JRIadiBotiville Friday night Mrs Dan By ruin and Children of Providence are Visiting her mntnet Mrs R N Clark Mr Otho Fowler made a busiuess trip to this city Friday Miss Ellen Whalen Is visiting frlonds in Unlofltown this week Mr Susie Turner Is taking a weeks vacation with friends In Ev ansvlllo and Klrkwood Springs t E Brooks or Pueblo Colo Is Tlsitlng relatives in this olty Kirby Gordon of MaUlspnvlllo was in this city Friday on business e Misses Irene Coyle Lucile ire n and Beatrice Wheeler Messrs Frank Cain and James Sory spent Friday In Dawson Miss Cammyo Fox who has been visiting friends in Louisville has returned home accompanied by Miss Gertie Blackburn MN Will Bramwell of Nashville who has been visiting relatives fn this city has returned home Subscribe for tho TwlceaWeek Bee and give your favorite candidate 1000 votes in the Mammoth thornabefore it JH Fish and family lease this morni fPr a ton days visit to 1 Nashville and Oenterville Tenn Mr and Mrs Matthews and dangb tera Pearl and Ruth of Evansylllo t r+ spent Sunday with Mrs F M WIl Non Misses Adeline Toombs trod Alma SlaughterEThe county institute Is in session i in Maalaonvlllef this week Those attending from hero are Prof Dad lev Ralph Dudley MitjieB Mary l Kpthershead Ruby Slak and EUia Ibeep Kemp Mrs Ernest Nl bet and James l Fraaoeway of Madlaonvjlle werey latown Sunday MfMEabetn CprovD Bpondmg days with fplends m St- Charles i Joe Hosse of Nashville visited Inthiioity Sunday Neal Splllmanone of Earlingtonfl mot prominent yo ng men left Monday night for Now York whole he will he will attend buslnnss col leg J Doait cry if you lose your dla mo id Tis better to have the plawfl yeanbIiAt Whitfords Store Mr and Mrs Tom Coleman loft Monday morning for St Louis Little Miss Emna I nKs aft of Elktpn who has been visiting her grandparents has returnedlipme Mrs Will Davis and baby left Frfday tP visit friends in Nebo Miss Harp Graham spent Friday u In this city with relatives RpzWilBon made a business f trip to ihwolty Friday Mt Homer Moore who has been Yisitlnir In Evansville has returned r Instead of Liquid Antiseptics or Peroxide Biariy pepplo are now using Faxtirte Toilet Antiseptic the new toilet germicide powder to be In water as d FatcaUtollet and ienlo uses it Is Heilerand more economical To cleatnso and whiten the teethe temovo tartar and pi decay d1alrfect the mduthdo rTo germs and the breat- hro1lartifioial tooth and bti workelean odorless To r Qe nicotine from the teeth and lPkiy- s the breath after smoldng rQ Mllcate perspiration and body oars by sponge tic ash knbwn Be1anl jt i t lredliJ Heals aor6throatvroundi- and Omits as sad tiO ets a box druggist sll tpaid 811m 1a Fit- i or1p J f sd a x11 = r t too t w w st AC a A Woman Wants The Home Paper MAKE HER HAPPY BY TAKING IT THE YEAR ROUND Dr and Mrs i AQ Sisk of this place and Ben Slpkof Madlsonville are lu Chicago buying holiday goods Mi and Mrs Ed Traberi are vis ititg in Chicago this week OLD RAGS WANTEDBrlng at once to the Boo office Clean sound cotton rags only vJVIr and Mrs Clarence Higgins who have boon visiting In Sebree have returned homo W C McLeod of Mndiaonvllle was in the city Saturday on biHl + uessJMr Rufo Graham of the Pleasant View country spent yesterday In the city with Dr P B Davis Miss Laura Fonwlck who has been visiting friends and relatives in Howell Princeton and Mt Carmel returned home Saturday Rings spectacles and broken sow aIry carefully repaired and made like new Diamonds remouited 0 I TBUEifiPY Watchmaker At WbltfordB Store- J S Miles spout yesterday in Mad iBouville Henry Wyatt spent Saturday in the optiJJty seat on businessI I Reuben Miles retuuod home yes terday from a business trip to Ev ansvilleErnest Claytor of Victoria was in thacity Saturday Misses Verna and Verda Oates of Madisonvlllex visited friends Were Saturday Jaa Rogers spent Saturday do the county seat on business A G Draper who has been visiting In Honderspn returned home Saturday Clocks sure I fix thorn q I TBUBMPY At WhitfordB Store Robert Gordon of the country was in the city Saturday visiting frlflnds Misses Ethel McCooland Ida Lee Slsk spent Saturday afternoon in MadisonvilleMrsJohn Franklin and daughter spent Saturday afternoon in the county seat shopping- J W Porter of MadisonYille was in town Saturday on business J Dug Clark was in the city yes terday on business John Brown of Madlsouyille was in the city yesterday f tiny Underwood marshal of Nor tonvU owaB In the city Saturday on business Carl Woolfolk spent Saturday afternoon In MadiaonviUe with friends POM Moore returned home yesterday from a business trip to Louie yule s- r Messrs O P Webb Geo Sadler and Geo Robinson attended the Re publican convention In MadlsonvUie Saturday afternoon v The Twinea Weak Bee isonly ono dolla yoJn fE bBCflbo now and give your t y rlt oontcstant1000P fvotos FDMoGarylett yesterday for a weeks visit to French Lick Ind Bud Ashby made a buslpeas trip to Mndisonvjlle Saturday D W Umstead was in the county seat Saturday on business Jas Kilroy was in Madisonvllle Saturday afternoon onbusiness Kirby Gordon of Madisonvllle was in town Saturday on business JaB Oowell was in Madisonvllle Saturday afternoon on business Frank Gough and E E Owen spent Saturday in Evansvillo Walter Daves left Snday for a few dW visit to Chicago Those desiring to go with the Bees Mammoth Cave via theGVeen River party on Sept 2 cando sp by send lug in thqlrjiameB onjorbejore Aug 81 The tr expens es paid costa ytonorlly1760i- Mr and Mrs R E Brooks left Monday morning for their home in Pu o Texas They have been Ytal fig P B Davis of this cityor lateral weeks YJ Baheyof Madisonvrll w s laLA 1MrI If fAMrqrg tr h rt r3 1 I I Burr Young of Nprtpnvllle waif in tpwn MRutlayK P L Ford is attending the falrtti Hardensbnrg this week W P Graham spout Sunday in Evansville t Mrs Max Priest of this city left Monday morning visit friendsy in NashvilleNow n bale straw for sale Et aDs Price Barnett Livery barp Len Huff oMHopkinBviiie spent Sunday in this city with his wife Misses Llndle Wyatt and Cash Messrs nftMorrfsqnad Wyatt were In M ay nightJoe Murphey of Nashville was In this city Sunday i s Edward Dillon of Haenflburg KywhO has been visiting in this city has returned home- HersoheitWilsouafld Fred Bailey of MadfsoriviUe were hero Sunday Tom w nt to Memphis Sun day to visitfriends i j j Those desiring to go with the Boos Mammoth Oave via the Green River party on Sbpt2x5and6 lid by send lug in their names on or before Aug 81 Tho entire trip with all expenses paid costs you only 17 50 Miss Olio Brlsstus ef Evansville whoJias bsen visiting Mrs B R McOreary has returned home Misses Dodge OBrien Goldie Chandler and Rttby Peyton attend ed the oampraeetlng at Sebree Sun day Mr Ed Ogden and family spent Sunday In this city with Mr and MrsOam4Bhbv Charley Darrah was in Evansville SundayC Miss Garnett Llndle of Clay IB the guest of Miss Rutfi Wyatt itay Herb of Howel spout Sunday In this city Old papers for sale at the Bee office Mrs Susie Turner and daughter Miss Margaret returned home Sun day from Evansville where they have been visiting friends Mrs W B Wise and children who have been visiting her mother Mrs Dick Ashby have returned to their home in Corbin Ky Mr Geo Arnold was in Madison ville early Monday morning to pur chase bamboo to Repair his demol ished monoplane which was fatally wrec ed on the Jersey pasture avia tion fields Will be ready for flight in a few days Renew your subscription to the Bee and give your favorite candi date 1000 votes on the Cave contest Mrs Waller Todd of the country was ln town Monday shopping Miss Luolle Green of Greenville who has been the guest of JUlss Irene Ooyle has returned home Misses Irene Ooyle and Beatrice Wheeler of Louisville left Monday for Greenville where they will visit Miss Green Misses Adeline Toombs Annie Ashby and Alnia Renfro spent Sun day in Slaughtervillo Mrs Bernard Walton was In Mall itonville Saturday shopping Fred posse Pf NashvlllP spent- ounday in our city Chaa Curtis of Hopkmsvllle spent Sunday In Eat lngtptt Superseding all Others From rich Missisi bottom I have been selling Hughes ronio for six year for chills and fever Has superseded all otbdrs In my trade It cures when given according to directions It Is the very medicine we need and the only one for chills and fever that I can selliSold by drnggIstB5Qo and 100 bottles PREPAREn BY fiOBINSQNPETTET CO Incorporated Louisville Pears Pears LE McEuen has arranged for 25 barrels of pears Lqaye your orders atf once First shipment will arrive Tuesday eve Fruit scarce L E MgEuEN Calendars For 19l2 We have the swellest line of Imported and Domestic for 19I2 that caldars ni shown in this They are the Celebrated Butler line and the price this year is lower than ever Do not purchase your 1912 calendars e until you Rave seem our j salw Jjples Vii canJMji you and save you money amt Weekly Bee Erli1lIiH IlICit ii o St Charles Newsy rAtlast the drauRhtis broken and we werfl blessed with a good shower Thursday nightVWA jfHarvy Allen traveling salesman tortile Frank A Mention Candy Co town Wednesday 1 Mrs John Harland and little grand daughter of Ilsley were here for a short time Tuesday evening WR Woodruff and family mov edto town Wednesday and are occupying the residence vacated by Horace Harrison Mr World the candy man from St LPuis was in town Wednesday Mf Ross city inpeotoioflnsur ance from Evanvlllo spent Weduos daYfere Horace Harrison and family moved to the W R Woodruff farm- Wednesday 1 f i Mr Mitchell the chief inspector of the Cumberland Telephone pallhereAir Melton traveling representative of Bement Seitz was Jn town WednesdayWalter superintendent o f the Carbondale Coal Co was in town v few minuets Wednesday Efonnle Flnieyof Madisonvllle motored over tp our little city Wednesday in his new Reo Miss Genevla Hart vlflited Mrs T R FInley last week Messrs Clay Woodruff Jodie Long and KImmel the ball game at DawsoniWedned tiny Geo a Glass of Paducah was here I a fgwhours Wednesday parentsherei RA OBannon and son Earl i spent Wednesday at Kirkwood j Springs Cptrpton Umstead who has been home on account of illness returned tp Earlington Tuesday i Will Grlbble attended the ball game at Dawson Wednesday W S BIck salesman for the W S Bick Grocery Co of Owensboro was here Thursday Frank Niubet with the Porter In stallment Co of Madisonville was in town Thursday Gob McManna the Clothing man of St Louis was in town Thursday Mr Curry the insurance man ofj Princeton spent Thursday hero Will Graham made a flying trip to 1 Dawson Thursday afternoon Clay Woodruff spent the latter part of last week in Dawson Jesse Phillips visited friends and relatives in Earlington Friday D D Woodruff spent Wednesday night in Dawson Dont forget that Miss Willie Jenkins must win that Mammoth Cave contest and the only way is by our helpI Once more the little white Buick can seen traversing the streets of our little city and wefeel athome again J V McEuenwas in lliadlsa vii e i Saturday B F Gilland and Lawson Ash more tiaohviHe W J Faull and H Or Strader houIsSaturday Fred Elmo colored shot himself through the stomach Friday his re covery is doubtful the shooting was acoldentalIMiss Lynna Galloway has return ed homo after a two weeks visit to tug Misses Woodruff in DawsonJ Jodie Long Eddy Phelps Norris King and Charlie Jenkins made a business trip to Madisonvllle Satur day St Charles was alive last week with vehicles of travel had every thing on the streets from the prima tive to the modern from the ox part to the aatomobiie and a gentleman here from St Louis aellllng flying machines W O Jenkins and W E Um stead were in Madfeonville and Ear 1I11 ton on Saturday W P OlementBj the insurance man of Madieonville spent Thurs dSvhere Gilbert Turner Tom Sisk and Fl naB Blank attended the circus at NortonvlUa Wednesday night DlnkWUUams deputy sheriff of Madlsonville spent a few days in our town Fridtty MIss Oharley Woodruff of Daw son spent Friday night with the Mls Galloway You Can lat Anything Eat wha ripqif craves without the fear of Judlore s- tlon which IB anawfulfeling You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take ono dose of Digesteze It re MagicPleasantminute Get a j08 boi le from the drag departn 4stftke t13eraaarciiK- M111 lt0 ilra IhMMllsT WUC u- a i t 1 i ti jV- if MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION J J r i Qr 86th Semi An- V tV f Ci W y r nUll Sale F r 0Isa shelf cabinet and counter emptying sale 1 of yjt proportions We1 must hay room IWe must make room for our fall stocks We J ask you to help usYfrom the fact it is to your JjthIt is a mark down sale of legitimate summer i yearfor m nand boys from factory prices 5 r l4th off on all Summer Suits iqt 12 ofox t7l Straw Hats n q t 4 J Sth off on all Men s Oxfords I I Ii SummerT t I ia t iy t Inj-I J tJflq f THE BEST TELEPHONE SERVICE r i ir LOOK HERE MR FARMER I JLNote that the Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company Incorporated Ing to you an ideal proposition for telephone service our service you have ad vantages at long distance connections to every Important point In the United States The advantages of telephone service in residence are too numerous to mention but among them would be comr3tcatlon with the markets obtaining prices getting accurate reports en the weather calling your neighbors friends and relatives All these vantages and pleasures era more than worth the you would pay for the serviceIOLiIRraturo and Information furplshed byca lin on our wanager E G Mann I CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO Incorpor 01 ir j f i 1 l 1 slIINEXTDOOR TO POST OFFICEI i Phone124i MADISONVILLE KY mWAwmWmNMyNNMmm wmmNmMHNNmHHNmHHHYHNMNtNN wmw I CeAbqvainled j 11L i f 1 l J r- i l With the celebrated SteJt1 ling way of= clothes makliflg 7 f r We recommend them for their stylefor the I perfect workmanshiPall- woolfabries J and the won i derf 1 lowness ofth ir 1f J ii PClce f lI j n Many Models i d 1 rt II Y rt Z iY 1 t Fabricsof all weaves 1 and i colors a n d t he prompt stpossjble sere IIi or i A Ice ft t 0t 11 lI3 1 JM Y y i Most stYles i15 to 3S f r 1st Bernard Store t iuR COYLE MANAGER t3 f 4 St Bernard Mining Company iLNC4RPORATED EARLINGTO EElNTUOKY l j J lNJ I I JII r A S fxr 4 a vJIC + aS a r jf a f o r tn ar c h 4 t4s I rCJI- to tl I t+ rf 1 T0AMMCE1Via rJ 4 r i r i f o i I 0 SATUi D 11 YSEFT2rdlf 0 pt 4 The Earlingtoir Bee will send five ladies from Hoplahs County to the Mammoth Cave via Evansville and Green River i v- on September 2nd This is one of the most delightful tips you could take and the month of September is the best for traveling No dust no heat no cinders on the river rouge f 0 n n 7 I rt il10w to Oct Thus Trii Tree il Tpvthefivelaidiesfreceiving the highest number of votes in the Bees Mammoth Cave contest i ye wjlh give the trip v vv absolutely free Votes can be otbtainedin the following manner by getting subscriptions to the Bee by Collecting back Hi Ii youfto subscribe for WeeklY and jf it ask5 ring to and you 100 rth1Cf I niF1 I subscription and by clipping the coupons good for 25 votes that i dare published in each issue of the paper V is a splendid opportunity t to receive a delightful trip free with a little and ener jgy on your Ask the Earlington and Madisonville office for la receipt book and gCo 1 o work now toy win this trip Ask your f meet Semi Bee they tr arT them renew give votes i This work part IIIThe names and standingof contestants will be publisi d in each issue of the pnper There will be fifteen or twenty olill yours friends thewill take this trip C with you SuitaBle chap rories will beii4 r provided and wee promised you an en t JTjoyable weeks q expenseMfI wr Get busy now Begin today and see I 1 how many subscriptions you can get by the 2nd of September will soon be 1r here and we want you to take this trip t with us to see the Jtr greatestnatJralwond tin the world III IIr I I NOTICE Patrons who desire to take advantage of this opportunity and join the Bees Mammoth Cave Hartycan ti r do so0 0 t T 0I r I by sendingin their names by August 31st The round trip from Earlington and Madisonville to the Caveand return willI3 x I be 1750 This includes board at the cave and both routes o ri rl J r t t 1 Vy tiTkeSerniTeek1y Beed i1 th J j 7 r 7 I j Earlindton T I II T Kentucky i t I 1 i 7 e I f7 tr