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Digital page images are linked to the text file. u TUESDAY andrT ts v 1 i n l it rF YOU DON TkADVERTISE YOUR tT FOR SALE f d i t iwEIittsi EARLfN TON OkIN COUNTY KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 5 911 Ii t INiI 71 L I H it f I r e r ti- i tr 1 r Cf 1 c L l t 1 t d I t j J tI 1 iIII tACIYA0 1 a1 J Np1l Mi 11tr a r ri a vr we yip vec1a1Li ee UlS n yHr3ejirHrb St n in every respect and that the tension spring doubles the of necessity of resharpening d I k c BY JUDGE OREAR is At the Tabernacle at MadisonvJlle Saturday Afternoon at 200 Oclock DISCUSSES ISSUES OF THE DAY An audience ot About 1000 heard Judge E O ORear Republican nominee for Governor speak at the Tabernacle In Madlsonvllle Saturn 1 day afternoon at 200 oclock hisIof the legislative bodies of the coun try to properly reflect the will of tie people which he attributed lugely tothe corrupt manipulation ot tbespeelal interests He declared the constitution of the state of Kentucky baa been nul lifted by the legislature that equal representation bad been denied the psople that the requirement for a oounty unit election on the regula tion ot theIiqtior traffic had been prevented He deelared that these things were intended to operate In the Interest of ft party or interest but in the end deprived the people of their rights and overthrew the bulwark of liberty He declared the liquor Interests tntereltlJbits uti that Uti Deaotratle plat form was dlsligMilOHS IB dealing with the county Halt loud otker sues tionsJstfge ORe r arrived at nooa from Padueah and was met at the- etsblopby ft Urge reeepMon eommltt ee beaded by the Klib KenUck r band of this olty and was escorted to the Hotel Madison where an in formal reception was held JdrOR was introduced by George King of this city Kepabll can caadldate for representative r OWTM Gkroak CuM Cures every time Your Hughes Tonic for chills and fever has never failed yet and I have sold It toa number of chronic oases It cures thorn every time Sold by drug gists SOo and 100 bottles PKKPARED BY X lOlUriOirMTTIT CO Ioorpera tN Louisville Gotch Throws Hckenchmidt Frank Gotch an American floors George HaCkenschmidt Russian in k fifteen minuite bout in the Wljite Sox Ball Fftrk at f Chicago Monday The rgtJJ 1 and the winner gotZLPQQ Attendance 2S00 gate receipts 6O000 cost of snow 401OO Ed W Smithfrer ecdTthe match T iS matchhwas for theychampionshiP of the world Jeff Pedersen holder of the Euro thalengepearrI 4 You tan Pat Anything 0 n 38at what your stomach craves a tho of iwdlees T a 1 Win not be bothered with 8r ur Btoniaflh Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Fooling if you will take dose of DigeHMxe It re Mq19JetCacymln 1 Wi iioMtW drngdmeutof the Sti Bornard a Mining Company Incorporated Autumn Party Little Sarah Beth Mothershead de lightfully entertained number of her little girl friends at her home on Fri day afternoon from 230 to 500 oclock Jolly outdoor games were indulged in by all present until four oclock when they repaird to the din ing room where they were served with coolingand dainty refreshments The colors which were green and yellow were carried out in the ices dec orations etc The dining room was a bower of golden rod and autumn greensThose present were Misses May and Edith Price Kathleen Stone Wil lie Baldwin Bertha Vaught Elizabeth Rash Helen Browning Edith Owen Sisk Eleanor Arnold Lucile Crosby Sue Wade Davis Cynthia Watts Margaret Cowand Mary Moore Ran dolph Louise and Virginia Newton Margaret Rogers Margaret Ashby Ernestine RenfroWj Dorthy Corbitt Mabel Wyatt Edith Howell Eliza beth Va Mary Alice Hackney of Howell Ind Elsie Robinson of Missouri and Master Cijrtis Rule tYeUrKM Waatwl Fifty snore young men are wanted to learn Telegraphy and aeoept pop sitions as telegraph operators on the L iPW Address B H Ray Supervisor Nashville Teusessee li6 ftfe hIM First Floor of New EMin 6ttIIrl++g W B Bondnrant the pfomiaeat dnnerof Madisonville fell from a- teivIoetaeafold Monday afternoon eating a large gash in his head aad causing ancgnsoloHsness for some time Mr Bonduraat was putting on celling when the scaffold have way and throw him to the pavement He was taken to the office of Dr Ham mack where the sealp wound was dressed this having required four stitches to be sown up Mr Bond urant also sustained a very bad strain in tide back and will be laid up for several days A Much Married Couple Married Agfein BFFutler a miner of llsley 47 years old and Mrs Lizzie Thompson of the same place 37 years old were united in marriage by County Judge Bradley Saturday morning and the wedding is one which broke every record in Hopkins county- It was the fourth marriage for each of them haawthft e wives before ariithebride three Pius bindst w Aftat weie tlie twvrjl festnversbns for yhohjt JudgeBrad- le ever had the pleasure of manu Wrecker Derailed This Side of Pembroke A small wreck hiving occured at Keilys Monday the wrecker at Nash yule was sent for to clear it up On- thewXy tci Kellys the wrecker was derailed it Westf Fork this side jPembroke pausing Ho 95 to bcder toured viaA the 1 GvRoai v There was riQ inured ia the kr i- spoken I ing onsrof tiJfortunate that Could have occured tl n- uBy iNo tHFtlS7RYVE BUSINESSmADVERTISE The plans of the executive tom mltte for the celebration of German Day are practically complete and from all Indications the celebration will be even more elaborate than was at first contemplated Beginning with the convening of the convention of the Alliance of German societies of the state of Indiana on Sunday Sept 24 and ending with the river pageant on Friday Sept 29 Evansvlllos gala week will offer n distraction and an entertainment every minute of the time and visitors to the city will find none of the time of their visit sang Ing heavily on their hands vention followed by an excursion on the Ohio river On Monday morning the convention will have Its session and in the afternoon tho delegates will see the city by automobile In the a reveille at dawn and made memorable by the most magnificent street par ade that Evansvlllo has ever known with the German Folksfest at Garvlns park in the afternoon On Wednesday the Fall Opening of Ute Hetall Merchants takes place and BY AILJlir BAYII Percy Stewart of Madisonville wati in Sunday to eel hirbeIt girl MrlJ H Morgan is visiting her parents in Hopkinsville for a few days Mr Shepherd Young of Central City was in town today Tom Thomsom and Row Sugg of Providence were in this city Sun day Rare Ramsey left Monday for Central University where he will enter school We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want job work that will give satin faction see our samples and get prices at the Madisonvllle Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AIMEN DAVIS Manager j Mre Douglas Rnokmah and little son gere in town visiting her moth er Mrs 00 Givens Mr Dpk Williams made a buss nose trip to Ktfrtonvilie today n Jn Bourland and the garbs r cowboys monntiBd O bucking tronfop the wilds oJ 3Jexas r+ JF c Waller and Judfe L 91 riournby fcf Morganfleld we In tOWtfrtoday lJH x T G Blce pf Brovidepoe was in this Today a r94t to Leb uonj ttf att J l retarded to Her home in Cftdii f r This75c pair of shears to any new and reriewal Subscriber paying i6Tohsubscription r- w i j v i Tension Spring These patented shears regularly sold for 75 cents are here at your demand free of charge The cutting edge on these shears is indestr e a will never wear dull They will cut anything and everything from wet tissue entirelyPatentThe shears are manufactured of very highest grade steel perfectly tempered and heavily nickel plated on a1 I polished surface The patent tension spring takes up all the wear on the rivet so that the uning edges- will never wear dull A simple turn of the little thumb screw will adjust the blades to cut anything the thin nest and most delicate fabric to the heaviest material Read This GuaranteeWe guarantee the quality of the material and the workmanship in the shears to be firstIclass usefulness kranBWitE Kentucky CUMPlETE PLANS R GERMAN DAY JUBILEE a1tomers celebJOI NotesI BlaigbtervI1 visitfimithf iJ1tttp hasf Patent Shears HomecomingIeVening a grand concert and monster I exhibition of fireworks will signalize I the event at Cooks park For Thurs day the plans of the committee com prehend a Retail Stores Exhibition arf aerohydroplane meet on the river and a great automobile parade In the I evening On Friday the lost day of the celebration there will be an ext hibition in the retail stores of tho city in the morning In tbo afternoon Yacht races and other aquatic sports will be the feature and in the even ing the celebration will be closed by a spectacular Venetian Night on the Ohio during the course of which the athletes of the Central Turnverein will perform various gymnastic feats and thoroughout the whole evening magnificent fireworks will make the scene one of wonderful mysticism and enchantmentAnd plans of the commit tee contemplate making v Evansvllle for nearly an entire weka pleasure garden a playground for all its cit izens and the thousands and tens of thousands of visitors who will come to see the roost spectacular pageant that any city of Evaaevilles size baa ever attempted to produce in the new rld Mis Sally Baker of Lisman was in this city today enroute to Cam berlaad University where she will attend school Gay Young has returned from a six weeks visit to Louisville John Do Vannoy of the Antoa country was in the city Saturday on bgtiuersK4 Mr and Mrs George Atkinson of Barlington were in the city Satur day enroute home from Evansvllle Miss Grace Renn of Henderson who has been vlsltlagrher sister Mrs G T Howard has retarnod homeChas Youug of the Anton coan try was in the city Saturday visit ing friends Miss Beatrice Rhea has returned home from a pleasant visit to her aunt Mrs LtD Burkholder at Crbftoii A Master Thou Norman Rbea of Memph4BTenn who has been iris IrndrIITt returned home Saturday Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office toY Mad son 1e people in Mortons Furni ture Store If you want advertising or job work or wish tb subscribe for tile paper Qallup number 4x AILieErr DA rIB fauager Jak Perry ProYidence was in town s Hrday attending tie Qitear s iqg- M Elizabeth FTa wood of Han IrlrIs Jn the the guest of jcela= tlver and friends MlieVir141a Staples has gone to ColHlHj atTentf to spend o month in the ay ofcatlonSoe was ccol 4Mtied by Mrs freeman of Auto+ wio Koes to visit her mothe- rMtedortouRo11 formerly Miss Y atrMrala4 hue retsrsed hints hfafotrf days to rsla- ttveer Mon HF Leeds t of ioulivllie Jl1 1 i c r 1 t t I 1 t f stock claim agent for the L dt N was in town Saturday OB Summers of Muhlenburg country visited Mr and Mrs W J Cox Saturday Dr and Mrs Wm O Bourland of Sulphur Springs Okla who bave been visiting their parents and oth er relatives will return home soon Mrs L E Littlepage of Moss Hill was in the city Saturday visit- Ing friends and relatives Will J Cox Jr who has been vis iting his cousins Robert and Hugh Cox in Hopkinsville has returned home Tiles Enl Moreman of Valley Sta tion Ky who has been visiting the family of Charles R Rose has re turned home Miss Lou Holland has returned from a visit to relatives in Hopkins yule Mrs I J Townes and children who have been visiting her father C OBobton in McLean county re turned home Saturday Miss Kathleen Corey oi Earllng ton who has been visiting Miss Mary Frances Ashby in the city returned home Saturday 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 AILEEN DAVIS Manager BJ SalMon of Illsley attended the ORear speaking Saturday Miss Janie Tallaferro who has been visiting her brother Frank Tallaferro returned to her home in Pembroke Saturday Mrs C LRoH and daughter Louise are visiting friends in Ev ansville Mss Bertie Cendrey of Evens vine in this city the guest of her muther Mrs W L McNary on Arch street Misses Margaret and Louise Me Continued on Page JJ ti UESDAfT firand A 9NDyiiii It 111 1 SPEAKING ionwhlohlsanawfulfee11pg Wu Y- facturingiknot1 FU Madisonville Woodso- ntorvningleftMondayin e Q FRIDAY 1 CAVE PARTY LEFT SATURDAY For Evansville Where They Took the Steamer City of Evans ville for Trip UP THE BEARTIFUL GREEN RIVER f Saturday morning a large and merry party all wearing a badge with the Inscrptlon The Earllng ton Bees Mammoth Cave Trip September 2 191JboardeJNo 62 for Evansville Conspicuous in the number were the five winners of the Boos contest Misses Ida Lee Bisk Willie Jenkins Aurelia Waller Oath Medlock and Yerna Gate Parties from here St Charles Mor tons Gap MadisonvJlle Henderson and Carnal Ill swelled the crowd to 42 that being the number te t board the steamer City of Evans ville that afternoon in that city The trip upGreep river is one of the most beautiful that can be im aglued and It would be bard to find anything in the Old World to beat it in natural beauty Tourists from all over the world come to see the beauties of Green river aud- t tbo I wonders of one of the greatest nat ural curiosities of the world the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky The youngjadies who were wia ners In this contest were fortunate in being able to land the trip and both they and the Bee wish to thank all who helped them in thofcr race All in all the the contest WM very successful and all on the trip are now eno ug something the memory of which will be pleasant recollection through all their lfee Xe Xere Dyspepets Gas or other J3t0maeh Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or seur on your stomach if yea will take a little DlgeBtesse a power i tel digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by the drag department of the St Bernard Incorporated w 1 It WESLEY CLASS t REMINDER r DEAFELLOW WORKER ppfSeptember calls us to service again We J i wish to get in line for a good years work f a The Sunday School needs you and you need iIt the Sunday School Bro Brondon has set lL beat 17 for opening the new churchi I I He has given the Sunday School the opening r r Service We want to make tins a banner i day for Wesley class The Sunday v School has voted to give its entire offering for that day to new church fund Thistf hj will be our Free Will offering for SeptrLe JBf Msmakeit a good one and push pur enrollment t r 1 iup to 100 by Sept l r If you will 1 agree to be present on that day sign the pledge v below and sendto either of USi r I fO ionL Powers Prf11 C I leyTecb r1lYIoi tagree tb be present at Sunday School I s Sunday Sept 17 unless providentlallyIif merej jrI f fJ r I t I l Ifl a F PC r- 1r FT t 4 1O iL A IJ q 1 d 11 m3Fr Jr ifI tJ 1 V1p rrv1 101 f j h i vvt I V t rIi ilii otv ii trjjtvt i C P i lilII a ky f 1 1 1I f afI w j FIle 1 1 ee PAUL Mt MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISH j e FAWorrr ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER t i s 1JftJliete Lge Irnck OIiee in Martens fimtifere Sure IWSeath Street Mli seeefle ltly Ww No 4MISS AILELN DAVIS Mgr 47 Tmeshy 5 1911 j L u j k The man who whispers down a well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and I I hollers ii iii t HADISOHVILLE NOTES Continued from Page 1CM Pherson who have been visiting f friends and relatives In Hopkms a f vllle returned home Saturday j Mrs Claude Morton is visiting rel fntlves In Henderson Mr and Mrs Neel HollluRer wenti to Henderson Saturday to spend the weekend with friends I Miss Beatrice Rhea entertained a number ot bet little girl friends at a watermelon supper In honor of her popular little visitor Miss Edith BottrpffjOl Henderson who is spend ing a weekor ten days at Howards farm Rural games were played A dainty menu oi Ices and beauti ful angel food cake completed the Manyenjoymentnice parties have been given Miss Bottrofl y r hA Texas Wonder The Texas Wonder cures kidney and cures diabetes weak backs rheumatism and all Irregu I larities of bladder troubles remov ing travel the kidneys and bladder in both men and women Regulates bladder troubles In children If not sold by your druggists will be sent by mall on receipt of 100 One small bottle is two months treat ment and seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Hall 2920 Olive street St Louis Mp Sold by druggists 1 Miss Mary Katherine OBrien left Monday for Nashville where she wiU visit friends Miss Nettle Belle Martin loft to day for St Thomass School at Nashville where she will outer 11111 school Messrs Henry Rourland and W L Phillips are takingin the slgljts atOnoagO this week Wonderful dampaigni01ferFroin ndwuntil after the election 10 10llwe will solid the Daily Even ing P stand f he Bee1 one year for l60 gond all qrdere tO this Office j Md srs Ed Martin E L Wise it an VE M Orr are fishing on Green river this weekt d Miss Edith Owen relatives In onvUteiiulweek s s PearlBaUntineandStarksV ofSpringfleldTenn spent Sunday I I with friends heret Misses Maude and Nina Parish of Madlponvlllej were inthls city Saturday Di rJ Y1 Moiitauue of Park r8r berg W Vat Isvlsltlng relatives liege quy Forrester was in Ma IvineSaturday on businessII What benefit is a watch that does r Ikeep time I make them run or give your motley abaoli Watchmakerj Messrs Hershal Wilson and Fred Bailey of Madisonvllle were in this oty Sdnday E Pi Barnes of Beaver Dam was in this city Sunday Misses Eleanor and Agnes Dubulsy son who have been vIsltlu gin Ow cnsboro have returned home Received At full line of the new r u Flower deLuce pattern in t tjlXUNI a liiL lt the ware that is lIiUp jpular this Full Your in IS i invited Earlia ton Hardware Store F H WHITFOXD Pr p n 3M JI r r tydi 1 eU MN 1 Subscription Rates One Year I 100 Six months 60 Three mouths 25 Slnglo copies t 5 Spsclmen copies mailed free on application Correspondents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars Maw Telephone September ADDITIONAL SemiWeekly Just silverplated Former Resident of This City Killed by Live WIreSlip of Hand Causes Death BrownieVeazey age 23 was in stantly killed by a live wire Thurs day night at Rose Creek Mines Mr Veazey was employed in the mines at that place and had been working for the company for some time Thursday afternoon he expressed a desire to run the motor but was forbidden not to do this as duly good electricians are employed for this work It seems that Veazey was very anxious to learn to do this and disobeyed orders He had the motor out about five minutes and was at tempting to take it back when his hand slipped and touched a live wire He was instantly hurled to the ground and killed His lifeless body was found by some miners and the coroner was called After hearing the testimony the jury decided the death was the result of carelessness on the part of Veazey The deceased was a son of Geo Veazey a well known farmer Young Veazey was a resi dent of this city for a number of years and was very popular among his friends His many friends join in a general bereavement of his death I Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that suffers frequently from splitting nervous headaches ought to no at once to the druggist and got a 25o bottle of our Carlstedts German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate consti pation In a form that may result In other extremely son ous ailments sometimes even Brlghts Disease and Appendicitis Our Garlatedts German Liver Pow der acts on the Liver the real cause of constipation a few doses entirely remove the troubleInsure- a lasting cure never fallsguaran teedIf you have headaches get a bottle today from the St Bernard Alining Co Incorporated Drug De partment 26o a bottle Sues City of Madisonville for Shock Re calved From Clothes Line Mrs Emma Nicholas widow of the late James Nichols filed suit against the city of Madisonvilie for 2oOo alleging that careless wiring or the city caused her to be knocked UiicohscioGs She stated that several clotheslaJine and was shockedso bad that she Was knocked unconscious and added she had never recovered from the effects Tile petition asserts that a wire gunning I onthelroof of the house was suity and that the metal roof acted 1 1 as asaalso did th clothes line When sasrabaut thBTfiStter Su perintendent EdMin ftatedWat Mrs Njehqls was shocked early in the morning following one of the worst storms ever known in this city when iighTs allover the city were put out of compiissionjand kept a crew of men at wor a or two getting things irt pr pershape The city is safe in the matter and can loose no money as it has a pub tic liability policy in the Philadelphia Casualty Co Lively as a Boy If you are tired run down have no apbatlto get a bottle of Yucatan Ohlll Tonic A few doses will sot you up give you a boys appetite make you strong and lively as a twelveyearold Purifies the blood and strengthens the system 60o a bottle at the St Bernard Co Incorporated Drug Department The Sunday school classes of Mesdames Jno Long D T Stanley Frank Arnold and Miss Mabel Biwnlag were entertained at the residence of Mrs Frank Arnold Thursday night After having spent a pleasant evening in a number of games watermelons and delightful home made candy were served Miss Goldio Chandler spent Sun day In J3eferee rv h a o To c b C A MORTON MADZSONVILLE KY- tr1 r j F a Funeral Director and Embalmer 1 Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night ODEON REOPLNED New Management Rowland Clark f The Odeon was reopened Saturda- night under a new management Mr Rowland Clark the enterprising wall paperman of Madisonville hasp opened to the people of Madisonvilie another place of amusement Nearly 700 people were present at the op enmgThe pictures were clearand interesting and good music waVfur nishen with piano and drum rendered by Miss Nannie Anderson and Haiold Howard Every one who attende- was vell pleased liifi Mrs H R Perry and lltt ou Horace Jr of St Louts arezwlsft- mg her sister Mrs J E Fatgcett u v Mrs Cain spent Sunday Wither h parents Mr and MreGeoDavis n n aloesY raIturnedvieftingrelativrsd YWWAVMWiVW r wrmrwr rlrmrrtiwhv mm WNiI B MSLATON ifleral Directorcerise Embalmer t f i 3 t NEXT TO OFFICEp t i fone 1242 MADiSONVILLE KY NVV441Nt44N44hN4MN 4tMltiM Nit14ellVNIHUUUU4MRi44414AP14M I For Sale p 50 Scholarship ou Draughpns Husiness College Nashville resin l6d Scholarship on Bryant d Strat ton Business College Louisville Ky Apply tor f SEMIWEEKLY BEE- Earltngton Ey Miss Margaret Deveny of Evans ville who hap beets visiting her brother Wmi JDeveny has returned homeRex MoEuen of the force who has bend visiting m Cadiz has returned home Mrs MoEuen will remain a few weeks longer start Long a former citizen o this city nonliving in Kansas t Visiting bin mother Will Burke is visiting friends and relatives in Nashville this week Wileys glasses are guarantee of accuraoyr ne WILEYrOptfchuriM Earlington Ky i Mesdames no Brinkley Marvln ijanier Iley and Ernest Brlnkley spent Saturday at Dawson Springs going over In the motor oar qf Mr M Oldbam l j oj it I t The Catholic eohool opened aaymprnng 1 t Madlsonville Public Schoolt opened yesterday tl i 1 Your Success The Draughon Training will take you from the 100 a day class of wage earners and step by step ele this the en of your Jour ney to SUCOES For catalogue address Draughons Practical Bust uses College Nashville Tenn Pr- e Paducah Ky or Evansville Ind or Washington D Q Mr and Mrs F D Kash and little son who have been spending the Mr and Mrs J H Fish and tam Miss Alolse OBrien who has been visiting m FarmersvHle bas returned homo Miss Iva MoCully of Richland was In town Monday shopping Misses Myrtle Bailey and Beulah Driver were in this city Sunday W VA mrlt i DOOR POST r I1P J4 l4MM NIMA Office J Mon The Dr EA Davis spend a lew hours Saturday morning in the county seat on business Obedlah Griffin of Crofton who has been visiting in the city spent Saturday morning In the county seat visiting friends A large number of our citizens attended the speaking in Madison vilie Saturday afternoon Always Disease useDigestezethe work digests what you oat and makes good rich blood from your NightsHeadacherid of all these troubles with Dlgeo wotthtoneOompanyIncorporated r Mrs Jas Long of Nashville who has been ylsitlugher mother Mrs homRyelaterdny MrslPIugree S1taber and daugb iters Mrfl Jab Lo g qtJiiii vl e Te n ahdfl4flse b8tS11a Jiihb fiavabponvlsitipgrelatives1n JBre ntJu returnlmrjday after noon Mr1 and rsH RoynPeytoprof Ey8ItvIIJt why have beenvisltna Il r Peytons parents returnet home Saturday morninga y Ia r r t 1tM If You1 Could Taleout the metal llintf of a t t OMMUNITY SILVEIL a oon the pure silver plate remaiiung would still tealmotLeavy enougb to cat with eepeciullyhead ver which makes Community Silver loot to well and wear to well wnicn Riveptinfact tLc appearance of Sterl ing The rice u low Call 1anutmiete thin fajnoui lime Earlington Hardware StoreI l JrU itt PI i 140 vvorthoMerckandifle for 50 Cent NOW DOES THAT LISTEN TO WV By special arrangement with the manufacturers we are able to make this unusual often With six 6 cakes of Palm Olive Soap at 50c regular price 15c per cake we will give ab solutely free a Soc jar of Palm Olive Cream Call and let us explain the deal and show you how 1 we can give such splendid value for your money ST BERNARD DRUG STORE- St Bernard Mining Company I INCORPORATED y fj Bigger and Better Than Ever 05 NINTH ANNUAL Kentucky State FairG LOUISVILLE l SEPTEMBER 11 12 13 14 15 16 1911 lit ILL BE THERE WILL YOU THRILLING FREE ACTS F II Y1f 7 RACING LIVE STOCK SHOWLriFINE HORSES GOOD MUSIC EDUCATIONFor information or catalogue write to j YOUWANT I Bokkg Bookkeepers all over the United States say that Draughons NewSystem of Bookkeeping saves them from 25 to 50 per cent in workandwor rY- Shrtkaed Practically all U S offf dal court reporterswrite the System of Shorthandraughon Colleges teach Whvf Because they know It is the test PERRY M SHY Secretary No 320 Paul Jones Building JOB IThatHme Shady TlIousads of lJa1lkcas- A1S bookkeepers null stenographers are holding good positions as the of taking Draughons Home Study lessonsBY4fAIL Forjrcecatalogue DRAUGHONS PRA EICAI BUSUiESSiUOLLEG NashvilU er Msnpbisr KBWCTUU Tnn er Paducab Kr or EvaMrflle Iml iii WHEN IN MADISONVILLE yI II i tt I Visit the Prlncess Theater the best moving Afe- wtdresin the country 1 It tot 4 j J Ii d I oj J I 6methirig 1 e iveacfi rfightr1 HJSd II 1 1qItoi JJfJHH ever t rfQRIV 4 5 0 H e 1 t- f rVaudevilleeach nighta iNu+ i trf I v l 3 S lp r Ae De NOE Jr Manager J j J u I j I I f BETHEL FEMALE COLLEGE 4 t t HqphinsvilleKenfqCIYr I 11 IltS The pnlr Woman College m Western Kentucky 9ffernK JhreeyB8r ol madsFd College work fn addition to stand irdNorthorn College Fadace Coursei Muiltr bb me ilc ServIce and ExpreJiIon taught by the best or Initructtori f IThe house department in cps excelled by any school in Kentucky Oar whole capacI- ty has been engaged for next year Bot we have secured another largb Well equipped building for the overflow For Catalogue apply to H G BROWNELL Pre THE BEST TELEPHONE SERVICE Lour HIKE ME TAKMER i oliprlugvaatagirbt to every State advantages of service In residence are too numerous to mention bUt among them be dale communication with the markets obtaining prices getting accurate n the weather calling p yoqr neighbors friends and relatives MI these ad serviceLiterature u GUMBERUKD TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GO 1rafBCC AHA PAYI J Ie w w L- ro aS- uI I n a t- e4 rMr rrwr n+ 0 w ww wW arpW T r 7pi 7 vr wuwT r wwry r 7 w aJ iM Y ilL I i DR E I ItARDIN DRffZRAY v Drs HRrikit 4 Ray DENTISTS laMtu Extracting HIrelia WerkI W ClM tntiry it otrSpttbkylO- Tvff wwPMfv vflNJv Hvf jfM AMICwlV littilHlflltlfcly ii J Newof the Town I- Il AG Draper ii covering the Corn pany Store and IB doing a first class job Mann Pritchett tf Madison villa a flre wall ofl the root improvements will add greatly to the building Jas Kllroy made a business trip to the county seat Saturday ancTtp bear Judge QHoar What benefit is a watoh that does t not keep time I mako them run correctly or give your money back Q I TxuEjrpY Watchmaker At Whltfords Store Wee Mary Hewlett left Monday for Nobo where nhq goes to assist Thou Logan tn soiling the Mprrow stock of dry goods Miss Willie Jenkins of St Chars los one of the winners of tho Maw Jmoth Cave trip was in the city Sat to leave for the CaveI Dr B O McEuon spent Friday In St Charles with his parents Col R W Wood loft Monday for a two weeks visit to friends and rel atives In Evansville and Washington Ind his former homo Watch repairing L 0 WILEY Successor to Tappm Gardner Mrs Elmo Shaver spent Saturday in Madlsonvilie visiting friends and shopping a jwtmmy4W iA n M Burton spent a tow 11onr- asarurctayjn1 Madleonville visiting ude q 11sseMogar 6t Blchland was in Life Saturday visiting friends eMolton Pletcber travolIng out of Louisville spent Saturday m the city with his wife and childi NIRSMlnnle Bourland is home from Chicago where she has been a courso In art and psycholo gy at Chicago University 1 R N Clark made a business trip to MadJBonvllle Saturday visiting his parents + Midges Lena Galloway and Laur Woodruff St Charles were In th city Saturday enroute to Mammoth Cave B J Salmon ot Illsley was in the city Saturday enroute Madison + yule on business Nice four room cottage to rent Apply to E G MoLKODj Madlsonvilie Ky Bass Hlbbs of the St diaries Country was in the pity Saturday on business Mist Edna Jackson spent 8atarr day morning In the county seat vis iting relatives and shopping Miss Cynthia Watts is entertain ing a few of her little friend A at her home on South Railroad street this afternoon thaet L 0Wii Y Jewele- rEarlingtonKy Dont ore the meeting which begins at the M Eo Church South the 4thot liext month Rev Wim berly of Madlsonvilie who will as sist the pastor is a preacher of pow or and his sermons bear the Impress of tho Spirit Much good will doubt less ensue as a result of these meet inga Are you a member of the Barac Class Your place was vacant Sun day Attend the last session of th class next Sunday In the old church building and get ready for the rally Sunday week- WALTERN MARTIN Teacher Master Bnford Webb is on the sick listIMiss Ruby Peyton was in Madi sonvllle Thursday night attending the party given by Miss Helen Ja gee of that city IMiss Mary Hagorman who visited Miss RUby Peyton was here last Sunday on her way to Greenville where she was married to Mr How f ard Dagesdale of Morgaufleld fcMr aridMrSR yForr 8t frf fl turned home yesterday from a visit to relatives at Central City Liberal reward will be paid for tho return to this office of a Smith Wesson 88 pistol No 05182 in back scabbard lust between the coke oveua and post Alice or between post office and my residence on Sept 1 W R BROWS 2t Earllngton Ky Guy Forrester was in Madlsonvilie Saturday visiting friends 0 TyY W E 11 Cc O r How to Get Votes r f i ttafr 4qM t t v Votes on the Automobile will be with a de ati ot ltheof me club ifttkffrpo for every worth purjj uc d NOW IS THE TIME TO fGET BUSY The earlier youstart itll 4 iftforel advantage you will have in finaLcount Remember theobJect ofill inisvcontest is to get business We are going to give this fine Auto to the per son who will accumulate the greatest numlDerpf pf theieforeit is to the interest of every contestant to ask their friends anti who buy their Dry Clothing Shoes Hats and everything they rotn members of the Club and save the coupons for you Thus the contestant who gets the greatest number friends who trade here and give them their coupons will receive the greatest number of jfrt I C MW- atck iClocli Jewelry SSSrF WateL Rifairimj Webb Brothers Groceries W E timfame Stoves Thp Public School opens Monday Ppnt forget to send your ohlldrep the first day in the morning This Everythlllgstarts oft easier and sooner that way The prospects ire bright for a large opening Mrs Queen Frazier of Howell visited Mrs Emma F Chandler Saturday Mm Filson Logan and children of Howell were the guests of Mrs Emma Chandler Sunday Robert Merrlbeyf wa in Madison viilt Saturday vlsltlngfrlends OLD BAGS WAMTIDBrlnK at once to the Bee office Clean sound cotton rags only Ott Powers was In Madlsonvljle Saturday visiting friends Operator BotertFeatherstone had been removed to Blaughtervillet Guy Forrester was In Madlsonyllle Sunday vlsitjng friends John Cannon and family of Paris Tenn are visiting Mr and Mrs L QHamby H Wonderful Campaign OfferFrom now until after the election Nov 10 1011 we will send the Dally Evon fug Post end the SeuitWdekiy Bee one year for 160 Send all orders to this office Newman Whitftrd was In Madl Bonvllle Saturday night attending the picture show V theej The K K Band was hi Madison yiile Saturday making music for Judge ORear Everybody eeeined to enjoy the music and a good crowd attended the speaking Clocks that need repairing called for and delivered Phone 8 C I TRUBMPY At Whitford8 Store Harland Kerinett of St Charles was 19 town Sunday morning BaulYnchanstl of the M A Hunt Co df Cincinnati was ih town Fri day Mss JlramleKDr Embertoh who1 his been visiting in Logan county for tho past two mouths returned home Saturday accompanied by her aunt lMiss Deaoy who will vislVthelfamily of M Hanna ftOld papers for sale at the BQO Miss Eunice Draper delightfully entertained for Misses Bertha and Alice Orr of Anniston Ala Friday evening with a lawn party School Will Soon djlen dud d The Bernard t T ALWAYSTOT i Hats for the of the girls 11 wear as broad smiles as selected a nice line of es in7 f calesandtJie ress Goods suitable f p r lAjii1 v- u 1 j t i 0 X Have We Been Unmindful of the Boys cf Zl i jVv W6ae endeavoring to carry a stock of merchandise that will meet the demands of the people of Earhngton and surrounding country t The Money You Spend Helps to Buildup Some Place Will you give us your patronage and assist in building up Earlington in Ise dotoipg or sending elsewhere for goods We are making sjeciai1w prices goodspc 1 Thanking you for all past favors we will be glad to have you f call and see tt s J i r i fRespeclfully J y 1 yI I i I J 1 J I 1 II j5TBl RN1t DST REjq r WEt N Manager ST3 tl V ir f L KINCORPORATED f i U = iiiT I r Get Into ThE Big Auto CONTESToj n fR Store FRONt A graqd MOO Howard Five Passenger Touring Jk irSto be given away fre by Earlington Boosters Club Each member of this club vvill give votes that will entitle the holder of the great est number of viHTutomobile Free 1 F Ot1 r i e 0 S LcDI1tet Clccs JVtiy ljbq I ojtl w j IGf l 3aLrs cDtit1JiEp1EIy atIiiBrnes CcwEij ihI abH 4 1 rItlI Jt J 0 j f dollars se i the 3 t J neighbors get of votesWiley i r v f flittfoM theacoursee OS Jrv office H St purpose making possible prtt1e Ginghams Per lorS- ChCy6ir i J Nor 3 t I Rules of The Contest Read the rules of this contest as it will make it much easier for the contestant to understand the methods that are used publispedberS Standing 6f contestants number published e kly 6 AU votes must be brought packagewithonlybeforethe auto 12 Contestants will not be permitted tosolicit Votes within our store or in front of the building e rt PI M BARNESY INCORPOHATEP DrY Goods Cl thin Shoo MiUfaar Ladiiip Wr arpct and Rugs 0 i R tIET t 1912I i I r r r + 5fIJl It How to Get Votes With very yearly subscription iirThe arIiAA on Bee ccompained by sI- c in cash 3000 votes will he given This i applies to back subscriptions as well as new subscriptions and you can pay for- d1 as many as you desire You can lsoJ get votes on job printing and advertising 100 votes for each dollar paid on either job printing or advertising Get your friends to give you the votes I when they pay any of their accounts But the best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions to The Bee as the sched ule of votes so much greater for sub scriptions than for anything else You twill be suprised how easy to get sub scriptions to The Bee if you try CONTEST CLOSES MAY 15 191Z Send in Your Nomination at Onceand go to Work for iV t I George King Son Drug nru fists SuailrjM and Soda Fountain SemiWeekly Bee 1 Per Year 1 Barnett Stone Liveryman a- i rk r4 i Y iiIa iIJ t n Ot t lj J ro r 1t f 1 iJ o j Xif i Y A At 4 if r yF y f1 i tr- Vc I i t r f f j n f f I f CoIaIi e 0 HAVE purchased the stock of goods of the Morrow Dry Goods Company at a very low price and therefore will be able to dispose of these at a price less than they can be bought 1 at wholesale and still maki a fair profit put on a sale j beginning September 9 and lasting TWENTY DAYS I will offer these go s half the regular selling price1j Don t fail to avail yourself of this opportunity to get goods cheaper than you have ever done before i Childrens Clothing One lot of Childrens Suits to clean up at eachi UU Furnishing Goods 150cMens Shirts with collars tll grade 40CMensMens Shirts with collars Slcgrade X r v i 25ci f vi3i 50cMens Underwear 111 grade A V o Men s Underwear h ji 4 P ft tto 2cp I grade4fMens Handkerchief tic 5c5Jy f n lMen s HandkerchlefSccgrale F ffcfT GtorOC dens Work shirts 75e grade i rv7rrTriT 40Cp d Men Work shirts 51e grade 0 25Cj Mens Hoseflle iW grade 0 f I It li 25c 1r I 5 15cMens Hosei 2S gnffle lOcM5cMens1 Men Suspenders Sic grade 1 iV 7 25c Mens Suspenders 25e grade VJ fcjV r 1 5cI I Mens Belts Sic grade VWH r 25c Mens Belts 2Sc grade i i 015c 25MenC H U Mens Ties 2Sc grade 15c I J Mens Overalls 111 grade 50c Mens Overalls 5Is grade J V 25c6 Mens Heavy Work Coats 251 grade 125I 100Mens Heavy Work Coats 211 grade I i Boys Heavy Hose 2Sc gradej l w v q 15C 0BoysC Boys Heavy Hose lIe gradegfe t5ci 1t Ladies Furnishings 5cLadies1 OcLadies White Handkerchief 15c grade v il fl J r V Ladies and Childrens Ribbed HoW 11c grade y i 1 5cV 1 5CLadles Vests 25c gradea4 W i lad J 5eLadiese fee e llf 25cLadi34 1 25Ladies Hose SupporfeTsrSle gra I T t 1 7 7- T C IH vrl j 15cLadies Hose Supporters Zit Full Line Ladies dress goods lacesand embrod ry ithe regular price iv s Showr nnMens50MensOxfok f 175Mens Oxfords 351 grade J JKMIk i rHH A P 200Mens Oxfords 4M grade AAMensfMensSh L S1 75 KflMens9CMensfiiiMensBoys Shoes 251 grade J U 4 i 5125 nnBoys75cBoys l5 ti t Ladies Shoes 411 grade U 2 0 Ol c Ladies Shoes 35grade 1 75tt t Ladies Shoes n 11 grade I 1 50f 125 i j Ladies Shoes 251 grade M Ladies Shoes 211 grqe L Ur r 1 i 1 00 I v f t- yomcsCsrtjV 71 Ics k t V JjI t I i s f f I I V 1 Thread two spoolsa 5e A i f w J e t 1 1 Calicoes all fl ro 3Ct cOlorsir J Apron 1 0 fIn s SC Cotton toweling n 5e = t a wwvpry+ rYwrrwMn VM Outing flannel rsr t v Tirr rrrrirrrtTrrvv Sc Domestics I fT 1 jewo f ft 5e I r 1 jtluct an w t r Not more than 4 of threadto a and not tekthan 20 yards ofgoods mentionedy abovej 1 i v Mv i J 4 1 v f r F ir Nations I i VJ 7v t m t Two papcrSPins a fC i v wyr Kl V Two boxes Hair Pins o 5C Two papers Safety Pins j 5c Cuff Buttons and TiePinsattne Half Refular Price DepartmentcIiiI 1 50 C r cl Mens Hats 251 grade i liC y 125 Mns Hats 211 grade 1 r 1007rfir yTfr Boys Hats S 111 grade t 0 ri j a 150f4 One lot Cotton Batting at per roll r 5c Trunks and Suit Cases at rtfBtialf Refular PriceA r I L J Remember after twenty days all goods will be sold at the regular prIce IDont let this Oppbrtu supplyr orneeds 11I A15-e house these were inhave moved acrossrI J VrJr t ffI jlii the street in the house adjoining i 19on s grocery y f t At th i Lr f 1 iI Jl4 I 110 1 J lj or JJ itf t t 1 Ile- t 1 I f I fJ1 A rli a i 1 r 3 P a t + M t v G lar r 3 kfie i IM q 4Iflrky d I 1 J Y 4 4 I ar Y a ir 4- p 17 It 1 PsWvv i