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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r c ft 14or4 i 11 oIi j r 1 TSUAY dHRilOAy 4 AFTERNOON J i 0 ut 4 I tr tiJI t i- lr r i r r I I IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE LTWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS couNTY KY FRIDAYS JUNE 14 1912 No4J IIr General ManagerFrank w D Rash 1 F Greatly Honored at Meeting u Kentucky Mine Institute Held at Lexington 4I EtEOTED PRESIDENT OF THAT BODY sf Frauk D Rash of this city Vice iPreildent and General Manager ot the St Bernard Mining Co was t elected president of the Kentucky i Mining Institute which has been in progress at State University Lex I ington iKvi for several days Th- it s Is indeed a high honorbut a deserved fiUifand satisfaction to the Institute HORSE YIGITENEDTURNS OVE 4 Could NotSUnd W J Baileys Pea Hul filet and Climbs Up Steep Bank The horse driven by Miss Fannie Agues Salmon pf Ilsley and befriend Miss Sharp of JKnoxvlllo Tenn became crJgh tened at the buj KyAuto driven by W J Balloy yes terday pear the top Of the Eartfnlton Bill In mating a mad extort to escape the anittuai reared and fell up be steep bank betide tbo road overturning the buggy and Imprisoning the occupants ubder the buggy top Fortunately two young fen saw the accident and quickly released the young ladle who wore badly fright ened but not injured The buggy was considerably damaged j saN NNNNNO 2 i fi 11The officers teachers and mem bers of the School are extending an Invltatiou to Ml friends to attend the Bally Day Services Sunday morning June 16 at 080 Splendid music will feature the occasion In addition to the usual good sing lug led by the orchestra of 4 pieces Tommle and Sarah Feather aton will sing a duet At tbepreachlngiaervlcell ooloek Mr Brazelton will preach on The Teaching Function or the Church NJglit service 8 oclock The marI rowness of Jesus k WOODWllLS TlIALI JjWill Begin Monday August 17II WoodwardtKoy Blanks will be entered Into Monday unless present signs fail Gordon Gordon k Cox aud Yost Laffoon the mans attorneys saY they ptcready for trial The trial is expected to create widespread Interest more than any trial for several yours Young Woodward is iu Jail and hoe been visited almost daUybyI members of hiq family and friends n ofNortonvJlle The September panel of Jurors has bean eumtponefor dutyin the trIaL V Base Ball F 1arllngtonvs Crofton This will b one games of the sea son as Oroftqn haa the strongest r team they have ever had Fay will likely do the slab work for them Caftan has played eight games and all Mgr Wilson has ee opted Mo Arthur aqd Stone pf Mad lpnvllle to do the battery WOrk for E lIngton Concrete Being Laid puttingrpany store Geo C Atkinsons Ike- Dvle and the Whalen residence this week Other work will be coin plied asrspdlyaapossibleandthe- 0oy dltton flour sidewalks and ap pe ranee of the town greatly Jim proved t v Purchase Your Seat w r Tlckels For The iChjtjugtNi 0ra limited time season tickets 1oitrite JUi 1d- I tor i I ef atfltrtitititftttttlrey fW111V 26Q save this 60cU by purchasing i 4 joiiFt1iketi now IremMt Fi D Bfcilr MlsskCatria Atklnionj Mrs I or I Vt j r1f4 1 ti J St Charles Talk I We dont know whether he went Ofto iJawson last Sunday or not Prof M To Cranor made a bu81Tness trip to Madlsonville Tuesday JaB R iBash and Ernest Rash Earllngton made a business trip St Gnarlea Thursday v NOrris King Max GHlfiand Riley Butler and Lawson Ashmore motored to JEarlln ton Wednesday night W H Coyla Superintendent St Bernard Store of Earlington made a business trip to St Charles Fri dayMrs J W JW man of Hopkins vllle was In our city Thursday so Ucltlngfunds fbr The West len i tucky Orphans Home Mrs J M Qldham of n ThursdayRla Madisonvllio FrJda yOna business B F Glllilandattontled the Avis tion Circus at Evansville last week Tom Wlnei was in Dawson last Friday Mrs Dr Currj was in Karllugton shopping Thursday Mrs W J Fa1IvfBlted relatives and friends in Earlingtou last Fri dayThere was a dauce given fay the young people of St O shies Jast Wednesday night good ipislc and a pleasant time was enjoyed by all Aut Robinson and family vflltedI relatives m Central City last week We are glad to note that the rest ervoir on the hill has been repaJre and those who are fortunate enodg orhjive pipes into thou area ettipgplentyofgoo- rapte d v water t ribble played with the Dawson Base Ball team Fridayj If the town Trustees would raise the road from the Depot to the Bridge about two feet it would raig- the E road above the overflow and see page watere would also like to call their attention to the 1 lsip the roads that the grader wftiilnable tot tcauaewonderfully at they areY Mrs Wallace and daughter Mrs Bryant visited lrenhi Madiions galleaast Friday Clay trader visited tmends= In lGreenville tilt SatqjftIaosl jBun day R W Wood spent Wednesday ami Thursday 10 Earllngt6nviBltng l relatives and frjejffur MisseaMona Fault artd Myra Ken nett spent Monday in Earllngton spentMotidayattetnobn MissMyrt Robinson and Archie Grlbbla spent SupdaytnEarllugton- Mrs B F Glllilaud and Mrs Bud Long attended servicessiatUnoq Chapel Sunday Miss Nell Bobl son + aB +ln Earl ngtou and Madipouville Monday b shopping t Rev S M Bernard is holdings series of meetings at r the Christian Church this week having Interest ng sermons andlargerbrorvds- MIeaTallryc of ol1olYlslt9d her brother Horace woeklIOur City Judge E L Blanks was in MadiBonvllle Monday St Charles sub Graham Base ball clubs played ball here Sdnday quite- a number of the Graham citizens came down with the homo team The game resulting seven to ten in favor of Graham Sherman Curry of Louisville is Currythis Eflnett this week inEarlington ofEarlluThursday w Mr and Mrs L D Martin have returned from a visit to relatives at GrahamLittle MIS Lucite Sisk vie Hod relatives In Graham several daya s x f vHDCbwandwas tiers Sunday EarltngtonBundMy Friends here have received InVI iatleas tptJaw iof Drto xB per inll l h reirt mon The ceremony to be solemn Jzed June 90tinMadisoaotalio bIaTiait i tJMt wvyr r I Madisonville Notes m W C T V visits Almihonie It is the custom of tho W 0 U to make at least an anuuai visit to the Alrashoase A boat othi tY9f thelMi6B oj this hod made a visa to that place SatoJ day June 9 taking with them dainties and flgiwers remember inp that we live not by brent alone these good women endeav ored to cheer and encourage the hearts of these unfortunates ti ins them personal sympathy fcxtenditfgttt the weak cordpaf sionate council reminding the of the Master who alone fully understands their nefedj to these expressions of kindness they re sorrows s was uneapectt3dtltey found onl indications of neatness and ores- to the management a good con 1dJtion of sanitation t- throughout Mri and Mrs Eowellbave charge of the platb at present There are noW only eeventeeii inmteiS a great 4e oreaBe from the Usual Uunitjeri whlieJi good feature they attri buted to the fie totthe Local Option law Which IB fihbwing good results in many ways Afr ter lunchepu which Was much peoplerip a encbuf mangy nQr GpdilielpaiBto be inowthought ulof the poor whom wd have al knowthe aeare pulsating against giant waits of mistakes ins and Ignorance In same porportlon as wd do unto least of these may we expect of Him for whOpe recognision we opeJMreHowland Clark entertained hejr class from the Ohtifetian sun- day school with a picnic at the itfternooDiKJ have tO DixonWhere Mr McGaw belngadsleKate to District con ferenceatt6at place Mrs Phil Simons and children and brother Fletcher Ashby we visiting Darlington Thursday Mrs John Roberson and child fen are visiting in Providence Mrs Then Carlisle from Sac ranVentbiBtho quest of her sister Mrs SV L DeMoss on Arch St R Miiss jEfiarl Carlisle who has ifn visitjbyg in the city has gone to vStauglitbrBville Onton and Sebree to visi relatives Ghesbr Fihjey has gone Y St Louis wherehff expects to remain sometime N iV Missep Rosalie and Eunice Brbwriwho havesbeehin Barton V IJa fqrspraetinie1 haws returned home r Mfss Jennie Anderebn ently encertaineda few friindsJ qt abaQonfryat the lake her visitor Miss Una Hunter of Guthrie boiug the gUQst of honor fMrp Herbert Morgan is visiting in Providence Morton McPherson has sheriffStanleyRev Waller Quails of Hanson 1MrsAvisiting her rnd parents Mr Mrs freemfeHQualls of Hanson- PercyR yX henry of near dayAliases wcett spent t with Mis- sAiabiBrewaing of Enrjingtoq- Mr ftnd Mrs Robert Murphby- of near An on n vir ing tps othfr iiiaA6riowlfor both ss will be held June 2122 for white And 9M for colored people iKLoYaauolKtutoqearkti t1aJ inep uititr gtu4leqt L i trr- 1 I t I f Marhmpth Cave Contest Entries L Much Enthusiasm Displayed Contestants Hard at Word V VW7n PARTY WILL LEAVE AUGUST 24 Enthusiasm in the Bees Mam moth Gave Contest is increasing hardwork40 at broagldit It looks us if it would be a bar 11race from now until the close Miss Nell Robinson Is slightly in the lead with MisqAlbtr aBa5 nett a close second Miss Ma bel Browning is third Miss Fan inie Trathen of Nortonville is Woodruffr of a Salmon of Burlington sixth and Miss Mary Porker of Earlington 1 seventh There are severaloth er still in the running and there iis no telling yet who will be th Tacky seven The only thing to dp is to work and keep it There ii a good chance for an one to Win who will work and York hard EARLINGTON i 17125iLocJtyegrace 258251MaSslmon1li875r Connie Fenwick f 2876 2029BMarYBlalr t i lpiQ Mary Cobb 1l0 tryi Mars letllett 2 oq Rut altYI 100q Hazel Prfffln u i 627 i Laura Fenwlck 10- 7MstsONVIi I T k ERqtAmelfa Coll A- Josepliiiie Clark 21 I J djo RnlpB 1 1ter Laur B udd j Elizabeth Baiietiti 1 ttttes- Elizatfeth A 200JI Tlatiet lOOp i1 Anderson 1000 Est a Mcrrow i 2500 Lena Pritchett1 vFFan8020GeJMary Dutin 27r 0 lid OFtTONSGAP I Alberta l3rnett264Edn-aPeyou 0 n75dfJ Arrle iibvan r 1000 MyrtleMaySWI y i 1000 u ttroraw a Jc 1000 RoUie Lgffoop lOOO NOBTONVILLE Fannie Tratbeou 17876 Annie iiferf10 i ST CHARLES Nell Boblnson i I V i 28275 Maude Jenkins 2000 r iv 1000 0DIVerna Long 1000 HANSON f t1es Parish 1000I v Petalleyl v I 1250 jtOOOMttlRuth Jonee 2117 JPtianna BrowniV ll J 5 ti 2500 p Katherne Slaton 1000 JesjjieLee H yes 1000 Pet Ashby i 1000 Goldie Ashby 1000 HAMBY STATION r ma Ila lop 1 18860 Wobdrnfl1 2125 ILSLBY rBl uph Leasure j 8000I NltoavWilllamB 1 1 7476 Minnie Harlaad V v 27- DAWEON SPRINqS Ad t1i ipanBler 8175 NEBO a yp I 10700- Maitejprb w t Tiny Cates auk TAJare gainsb Jf + jt rri mot for here rilmpaira tt 1Jmnnnlf Z tku ttat atrgrt 1 = r1- a t Ilsley Happenings atIITemple Sunday Klmmel Flnloy is visiting his bro ther Dr Finley this week Virgil Brooks of Olaxton and Mt Lola Renshaw of Isley were marrie at the residence of Esq1 Dunn Sun day morning and after the oermoii y they attended the foot washing at Union Temple A B Garnett of Greenville visiting his son J B Garnett tb week Mrsd r was th meeting at Union Temple Sunday The prayer mooting at our place has greatly improved since we hay been so fortunate as to get Brothers Haskihs and Ledbetter in the lead Mrs Martha Palmer and daub ter Eva of Dawson Springs Mr and Mrs John garland last weekWe are glad to know that Mrs J B Garnett who has been very sick for the past three weeks Is greatly improved at this writing eLon Collins pf the Buffalo noun trytwaeapleasant caller at IlBleiSiipday countryyt ways ready to entertain his friends with aome ood music Miss hula Brooks Of Olaxtpn vis MisBBlanche Loaeure SaturdayJ and19iinday j All of the young ladles and their ttendI TempleS day Mr andMrs H made their psual4andavevenincalliiDIr and MIwJSL Cansler of the coon Smlth Co of Dawson Springs was hauling people from IlitytQ Union Temple Sunday in one of their rAuto8 and l1 dto make ire queflt tP Hambys StatlbhVfor Bolluefor their engine sad1rrl gationforthelritrlverMrs her dough Mies Bell ore Visiting friends In Indianapolis Ind at this writing lJtO uzL YIReturns from Cincinnati Where He Took Course in Embalming MadisonSOthe has completed an weeks qourse In the Cincinnati ColI lege of E 1balmfnJMr Utley made a very high grade n his examination and will no doubt meet with much success fn his newJ Heretofore Mr OBryan tine done all of the embalming for the firmIMr Utley was one of the most popular principals the high school here ever had and since he has tnt bt19lness his popularity has notj waned but on the other hand has Increased t Graders at Work The Graders were put td wor- konerotidg this week following thb Border of thq fiscal court made Monday According totthe orde they will be workednl odthjs main roads and to fluojijan 4 ex eiit that the expensewiill tIbefore than half of the exj Ju tyearJMauy farmers commented faVI- oh lyon this action while otHers say the court should have listened to the recommendation of the mrsa meeting- AI meeting f the executive bbardqf the Good Road Associa tion will be held Saturday aiter at the court house at 180 oclock twhibh meeting an ins vitation will likely be extended to Ward Kinjg inventor oftlle KinB 6pitlog drag td addrjsss meeting in the near future Card of Thanks iwlBbto tLnkmy friends and neighbor for their kindness shown ate during my lllnees at the city JHppitai Anti especl fir A01 f FoxAvodblosd Yihfmiqthibeur ofnaellw- t D fI4 ca1 I I TUESDAY and fRIDAYAFTERNOON White City Notesi Sherman Vandlrer who has been on the sick list ia able to be out again Dr 0 E OBryan was in Green ville one day last week dugdVenlence of some of purinhabitaritsf eekforpoints In Webster County isMrr and Mrs Fred Oakley are svfsltlng in Webster County this week t restenight Elder W H Mobre filled his rag Sunsbusllir i up Gardens in tbs section arebegln ping to suffer fog lack of raIpf Mr and Mrs Walter Woodward of Madisonvlllel visitedrelatives In While City Sunday Perry Allen made a trip to Gre n vllle last week The Klngtoi Coal Cp haves creW Bfmeii working ai their saw mill which has boon shut down tor sometime f Mrs Hourv Gatlin aid daughter visited at Oak Hill last Sunday DISTRICT COHFEB1NOE I r At Dixon June 1114 a Great Meeting The Henderson District Con ference closed last night its an noel session Rev J B Adams presided Much business was transacted and the work tvas re ported to be in excellent shape Rev W 0 Brandon andVQJEj Dudley of Earlington were in attendance The latter teas fi elected a delegate to the AnnuaLi Conference to be held at Mor ganfield September 26 The people of Dixon enter tamed all ini royal 8 iIe Chief among the hosts was EW-E Bourland who is well known in Earlington Card of thanks As the big Automobile Contestticome tqa close it is with tho greatest pleasure that t have this opportunity of expressing my gratitude to my many loyal supporters placing me first in little strug to capture the big prize I do Indeed feel very grateful to all who assisted me in aocomplisHipg my dej sire to win the auW My efforts In the contest have been of great pleasure and profit to me and Ihppe they have not been entirely without y- niember To the unsuccessful contestants Itender you my sincerest and wish for you brighter skisand happier fortunes in the futurejitf Very respeottully yours JAJIES B GABNETT Has Fine Garden Alfred Parrish sent the Bee Vffloe fine head of lettuce this weekiu faot one of the largest we h jvar measurcueaspyMr one of the best hardens iJTufthat section of the country A r DrLucianOrkct DEN IS t Office in Victoryutlatngr- t r i r OI i I J Ode fleHr- e3nA Lt L3O P M1J JYjt 1- 0J I V A C1e 3ee f I M MOORS R AND PUBLISHER JPAUL FAWOETT h4 AND BUSINESS MANAGER sV Kentucky Press Association of I ul Second District Publishers League f Once in Marlons Store 119 South Main Street Madi No AILEEN DAVIS L JJ 1 47 Ii FORTY DOLLAR GOLD WATCH i L SrWill be GiVen to Young Lady Having Highest Number of Votes a on August 24 b The Semi Weekly Bee has decided fo give to the young lady who has highest number of votes in the cave contest a handsome ai 4000 Gold Watch This is an Elgin 14 karat Solid Gold U S Assay watch guaranteed by the well known jewelers Hollinder Truempy of this city and can be seen in their show window Tnls prize will be awarded to the one of the seven successful candidates in theMam moth UavTT contest who has the number of votes at close of contest and is well worth an extra effort to win Dont forget you re At ceive 1000 votes for every dollar paid In on subscription 1000 votes for every dollars worth of job work you secure and 500 votes on each Titanic N or Vultures Claw And 8000 votes with every II Big 6 Grantt Ware set propositionijust think of it a weeks+ hundred mile river trip a visit to the wonderful Mammoth Cave and aitD f handsome 1000 gold watch is this not enough to work for Put your friends to work for yoU get enthus iastic believe you are going to win keep it up until the end of the cots Ltestand you will win Turn In your j and your money as fast as you get them at least once a week r then liSld your votes if you wish but get your subscriptions lu prom ptly We have another supply of a I Titanics on the way and will sup ply you with all you need dont for information we are here for that v purpose Youthful Juror Summoned The most youthful juror ever BUm mooed in an Irish court is a little six yearold lad who the other morning attended the recorders court in Bel fast with his mother for the purpose ot answering his name and asking io be from serving in such an onerous capacity v Subscription Rates Ono YoarlIIil 00 Six months 60 Three months 26 Single copies 6 copies mailed free ou application Correspondents wanted all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars Entered at the Earlington Post Office as Second Class Matteri1BrIICIa Phone Famitare 4MISS Mgr Friday Jane9i12 VthoMammoth subscribers askJ excused Who Wants a Child IThe Kentucky Cmldrens Home Society has a great many little peo ple needing homes They have quite a number of attractive babies as well as older children of both sexes up to 13 and 14 years of age The children are expected to be treated as membets of the family sent to school Sunday school etc We only place our children with Christian families- If any 6f the readers of this paper can give a child such a home and would like to take a child to raise if they will write to the Kentucky Childrens Home Society 1086 Bax ter Ave Louisville Ky They will take the matter up with them Home For Sale Chance of a lifetime to make a splendid investment either for renting purpose or a home come to the Bee office and find out about it r tr t J f LTU TH 5tAw 11 I t4L y UClVV 0 i t jJLL isyf 4Y f1 TyI f f firt This handsome bound book should be in every home in Earlington and Hopkins county It is interesting enter i J taming and elevating You can get this 150 book and th Twice i VVeek Cafliigtdn Bee one year for i gpt ther price of the b ok1 I We Il J k1b j v i Itha tla- riii1d I 1C n tF 1 tIt i q f ISDaysTreeTrial for you to convlnco yourself here is most convenient typewrite stand and cabinettho one that costs lesslooks best and caves office Well put It In your office or home on 16days1ree trialthats halt a monthto that oucan the efficiency of your stenographer sqIweekajl within easy reach StandQtILt under- operatioziLhaltturn of lever lowers the anylocationwill deliver it promptly if not tory after 15 days trial return to us It will not cost a cent tree desettpttre htcratuzelipouwUiaegym LAMASCO SUPPLY CO Room 3 Victory Bld- tEARLINGTON KY On Fishing Trip Dr P B Davis tend John Co le are on a fishing and hunting trip oo Long Pond Dr Eldred Davis and wife and Mr an d Mrs B E 2Fixon motored down to spend the day with them Tuesday and had a delightful time yiA Texas Wondcir The Texas Wouber cures Kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregularities of bladdef troubles remov ing gravel the kidneys and bladder in both men and women Regulates biaCder trourles in children M not sold by your druggist will be sent by mail on reclpt of 100 One small bottle is two months treatment anb seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Hall 2953 Olive street St Louis Mo + Sold by all druggists Domestic Repartee You will remember said ate haughtily that yqu proposed tam lour times before I consented to marI 1 y you You wouldnt take no fon an answer I remember he replied sadly It seems to me that everjr time you have changed your mlndH got the worst of lto I r + iHON FRANK J tANNONt ForWomen Who Care Of coarse you use anantiseptic In your ttUJ1l1yand In the care of your own per son you want the best Instead of what you have been using1 such as liquid or tablet antiseptics ox p oxide wont you please try PaxtlnA a concentratedantiseptic powder to Its dissolved in water as needed Paxtino iSJJ1qre economical more cleansing more germicidal and mOre healing then anything you ever used s ANTISEPTIC Inthetonetto cleanse andwhlten 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 and odorless To remove nicotine the teeth and purify the breath perspiratIonAs a medicinal agent for local treatment of feminine ills where pelvic catarrh inflammation and ulceration exist nothing equals hot douches of Paxtine For ten years the Lydia E Pinkham Med Co has been regularly advising their patients to use it because of e rAQrdinary cleansing healing and germicidal power For pu alone Paxtine is worth its weight soreeeyes All druggists 25 and SQ cents a box Trial box and testimony of 31 women free on request THE PAXTON TOILET otTONMA tf iI i c r 11i4r nrr l A I A family Rcuntew There was a family reunion at the home of Mr W A Moss Slaughtersville Ky s fonda Y June 10 1012 in honor of the sixtythird birthday of fifir W A Moss There were plates set for thirty five All the children were present except one aafl a few visitors and an enjoyable time was spent Those of the family present were Mr and Mrs W A Moss SlaughtersyiHte Ky Mr and Mrs P 0 Moss Nebo Ky Mr and Mrs W SK Moss and son of Slanghtersyille Kyr Mrs J H King and daugh ter of Etowell Ind sMr and Mrs Ben F Moss of Bisbeej Ariz Mr and Mrs E F Bennett and children of Slaughtersville and Mrs Jchn Di6kerson and child ren of Madisonville and Mr and Mrs S T Moss and daughter of Earlib ton Ky The guests wereDrH H Whitson Mr and Mrs Ay T Arnold and daughter Mr and Mrs Andy Hewlett and SOUuncle J T Seity and wife Mrs Ruth Mil ton and daughter Mrs Jim Nanceanddchildren and Mr Robert Orabtree and children Macfisonville Kentucky tp t tI J June 21 to u 27 1riiIICOLORED COLUMN REV J B EVANS EDITOR Miwes Hazel White and Bauline Oarrett are at home from Frankfort where they have been in school Prot Bell returned home Tuesday from Tuskegee where he tins been attending the National Sunday Etahooll Congress He gives a plow log accotsnt of the Congress and the greatness of Tu kegee Iustltute and I the Alabama tie wspapar in turngive allowing account pf the Rreatueas of ProfBfell He mado the reponse to the wel come address delivered by Booker T Washington art l the Montgoin very Times refers to his response as the most noteworthy tribute of the Congress to Tuskegee Institute and quotes at length from his speech Verity BarUngton was well represented at this great National body Mr Sam Wllkersou and Miss Ota ONeal were united In boly wedlock Thtrreday night June 6 Rev Evans officiated We wish the pair much Joy and great prosperity The W B F thanksgiving sermon Was preached by Itev P W Garrett atthe A M E Zion Church last Sunday Many are complimenting Rev Garrett for that 4xcellellt sur mon Revival will begin at the Baptist Church next Sunday Wo shall be LJ glad to have he hearty cooperation of all the Christian peopleY i J Mr William o Killtbrew is still on t the sick list tRally at the 0 M E church next fi Sunday Your help is kindly solicit ed kpa Rev Evans will celebrate his 1 ctrl fourth on the 4th Sun ic day in June Rev R P Whiteside S i i will assist on that day It r The Bees Mammoth Cave Contest NOT TRANSFERABLE Good fotr 25 Votes for liM554 It Placesrs Ballot Box in Bee Office Wore Fridbryv Ju e 14 I A NEW MODEL 1ot11 ofthe anniversary j theltuxcatwriter manufacturlne concuss ns0 r toe world with unlimited rc sad ample abllit offerlni every I JJi of d alin bhrh ttrade business Institution Ir THEi Royal always has been abreastwith the best here Isa new modelwhich places it far In the lead Read aboutRoyal Model 5every office manager every stenog rapheri every uptodate typewriter user F correctingThY andPefurThisfttllfttoiriago draws back one splice A popular feature extreme of either edge of paper makingit t Royal typebar accelerating principle famous among typewriter men a feature which is admittedIto be the greatest single invention since typewriters began The Royal is the marvel among allwtjtWYttis for durability for ease and speed of operation for alignment 4 and manifolding power BookWbeauti Quarantee get The Royal Book whether you are In immediate need of a machine or not you X 77uattheR of the su sd sdaldippeakerRead our Guariarltee That is the basis upon thchwe want to terlels ebtainabie and by the dempnstrate the Royal to you AU we ask is an opportunity to give this machinefmod slam wodoase wwy a severe test ix your own office on your own work alongssdo of any other machineJi can hire I That it waf do I w j ha length t vu of roreut ttov t = SEMIWEEKLY BEE AGENT eaM tot upkeep than 1 ULmmma 1 YY Sample Can be Seen at This Office 4 0 v Tr 1 i t tf l yt ASntfFa I Afg F 4f ii t5ha A r fY a n J i w r L V Y F kW 1Int tI y- tt m r nilllyYty itT L 4 s iic VRII G A MORTONI I kiDISONVIUEJCYs t I t it r- r t I r Funeral Director and Embalmer rf Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night JJ 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 II hollers f News of the Town II t Mrs Harriet Browning was in Madisonville Thursday visiting Mrs Vaught of this city was in ritMadlsotiville Thursday OLD wanted at Bee office clean cotton only accepted Mark Johnson wife and children Madisonvillc Y where they visited relatives Chautauqua week will be Bargain Week at our store so dont tail t pay us a visit Money saving price- fu every department The MoL od Store Incorporated Miss Hazel FAwcett of Madison villa was hero yesterday visiting friends II S FOR SALE One 100 course In suythlugexcept plvll engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will sell ot- a bargain Applyat Bee Office 1 Judge J R Harrison of Norton yule was here yesterday i STRAYED or STOLEN on the 9 day of May from the Bob Kelly I place near thevold No ll mines e lIttle bay mare branded on the righ thigh and branded on the left four i shoulder a little white spot in for head black mane and tail And any lone that could give any information rot her whereabouts will be liberally rewarded Address Euell Lamb Eariingtou Ky I J BI Guest of this city is in Mau nfngton today on business Get your season tlpketsfor the Chautauqua from Hollinger iTrue mpy or Kings drug store Price 200 When Bill Bailey hits the road with that pea huller of his all the horses that see or hear it try to 4 climb t trees SALE One nice lot a good lhorse a trap and harriesB MRS PAT BLAIR charmingPOur great Ohautauqua Sale will be the greatest buyIng event of the Watch for pur big adln IIseasonTheMcLeod Store Incorporated i visitlugrelativesreturned home Get your Hammock from The Sisk Book Store Madisonville prices range from 100 to 500 H PNEUMONIA left me with a frightful cough aud- veQweaklhadspells or speak for 10 to 20 nothelpomo byDRNew Discovery Mrs J 50c AND S100 AT ALL DRUGGISTS Mrs 0 A Bradley and Ifttle daughter of Louisville are the guests of her brother J B Guest of this city- Heres a bargain We will pay the round trip fare of any one liv ing In Earlington who will purchase as much as 260 worth of wall paper from us- SISI BROS BOOK STORE Madisonvlllei Ky Be J Salmon of Ilsley was In the city today J B Garnett of near Haley was here Thursday lookfng titter his in terests Of course you are coming to the Ohautauqua then while here be sure to visit our Great Chautauqua Sale You will be surprised at hadTheMoLeod F D McGary the popular and well known Knight ot the Grip was in the city yesterday calling on lii sJtrade aPolk Marrell and Mrs Jiauie Rich of Madisoaville vis ited Mre Mary Stone this week Mieses Leno Lucy and gab Murrell visited Miss Lizzie Ston Saturday and Sunday Miss Mary Grace Rich tier aunt Mrs Miry Stone last week Mrs Mary Stone was in Mant villeSatufday Mrs L H Fish entertained Tuesday evening at Rook in DiissLe1itfue num thie8 most enjoyable affair Danty re freshments were served Annie Leahay who has been the guest of Mrs Elsie Khmer for several pays returned to he home in Howell this morning 4 Brjfc Nixon the popular con- fecfiouer of this city had splendid luck one daylast week while going through a can break in Pond River bottom He saw queer looking animal making forth tall timbers and Nixon ever onthe alert and a trusty shot at once opened fire The animal was dragged rt and proved to UteIrarebit tribel Nixon is all smiles and very proud of the ac complishment Miss Nettie Bell Martin hRs H returned froni St Thomas Hospital Nashville for a short visit to relatives Leo Salmon is home from Oen tral College Danville for vaca tion Mr and Mrs Geo Mothers head and 4u1hterSarab Beth returned from Texas a few days ago after a delightful visit They visited the EarUn ton cjol ony and found them prosperous and happy Rhonny Hanna who has been in St Delia College Nashville is home for vacation John Hanna is home from St Marys College for the Summer Francis McElfatrick is visiting in New Port Ky this week =0p ir PRINCESS SPECIAL Tills Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new 7 management and its management guarantees its patrons high class entertainments Especially Adopted for Ladies and ChildreneI II are aganruunlnA the Worlds Best Jt iotures fYou II know what t means Lubintf a Biograph KalemsLI IIEssanytPatbe Selig and yftograph MAblSONVlLLE KY J Mttmtc Daily2i m sms aw a iw n rw f l aY Y h II I roI i Ar r J e rrs Good Printing lathe art of putting into another mind what Is In your own IT IS A SUBTLE METHOD OF- SUGGESTION It to a means tot making a favorable Impression To have the beet results It must be the beet printing That weare prepared to give you WALTER WILSON IMPERSONATOR M Hanua Sris on the sick list this week MedicalYgeto subjects pre fordThe Medical men of the sur rounding counties have been in vited many of jvhorn will pre sent scientific papers This will theaseason Fourfteft tab feted the fact that magpies and rooks caaaotcount further than tour A rook never returns to its nest until no1angerless departed in succession from ji nearby log cabin the rook would return to Its nest after the last had thererwere more lost count and re turned to its nest oven white some were still in the hut Searches for Burled Treasure A countess who lives near Home is carrying on a search for burled treas oldawas treasure burled in her land and di rectlons given for the excavations A Spiritualist is said to have informed the countess that the words of the manuscript are true WIFES HEALTH RESTORED Husband Declared Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Would Restore Her Health And It Did Ashland Ky Four years ago I seemed to have everything the matter with me I had fe male and kidney trou sobadofsI day or night I doc tored with all the best doctors in townt and took many of medicine butnoth ing did any good un til I tried won derful rernedyLydia I 1 IE Pinkhams Vegetable Compound My husband said IJ would restore my health and it baa1Mrs MAY WYATT Ashland Tlty l There are ProbablY hundr tf thousands of women in the Unl States Who have been benefittedbyttiis famous old remedy which was from roots and herbs over thirty years ago by a woman to relieve Womans suffering ReadWhat Another Woman says Camden lot JIhadfemale trou ble and a serious displacement and was tired and discouraged and unable todo my work My doctors told me I never could be cured without an operation but thanks toEytiia EPinkhams Vegetable 4 Compound I am cared of that affliction J ant have recommendedit to more than one of 1Yfrindflth thS beet results Mrs lilJl JoiRTOTON 8t4 Vine St toLydeatlal Lynn Mass Your letter will beopener 4r llMretI by at gk WGum acid lit iII Litirletreoaildence1Ia a Y It I 1 Women If weak you need Cardui the womans tonic Cardui is made from gentle herbs acts in a natural manner and has no bad results as some of the strong drugs Sometimes used As a med Icinea toniCfor weak tired wornout women Cardui has been a popular success for over 50 years E57s CAROUt The Womans Tonic Mrs Lula Walden of Gramlin S C followed this advice Read her let t rccJ was so weak when I first began to take Cardui that it tired me to walk just a little Now I can do all the general housework for a family of 9 Try Cardui for your troubles It may be the very remedy you need 1 EXGOVERNOR E W HOCH No Difficulty George W Wilson was rehearsing with Edwin Booth at the Boston mu seuni Wilson in one scene asked the star where he should stand Where do you usually stand asked Booth Mr Barrett h11dme over there answered Wilson Yes1 mused Barrett I usually have him thereindicating the other side of tt stge Suit yourself Ill find you wherever you are said Booth y IC RR TI II E CARD Oential NORTH BOUND pmNoNo 122 local pass1045 a m No 188local p ifl SOUTH BOUND pmNoNo 121 local pass 128 pm No 185 local pass 553 am L N TIME CARD passinghroughoriginating At Earungton Effective Sunday April 0 1911 NORTH BOUND No 92 625 a m NO621108amNo No 64 1122 pm i SOUTH BOUND mwNo 51 421 pmINo 981048p INTERURBAN NORTHBOUND TRAINS No 106 754am NolOS200pmNo SOUTH BOUND No 106710 a m No 107p V1257 p m No 10iv8lO pom ft Not lllMVfv80 p m M r t r IMKM E TIMEyCARD M H E time card went Into effect Sunday Aprllp 1911 lo 12I a es 645 a m q I18a1r1vku880 p m- Oal1AMJ ML yr llI IJf JJIIfID Or S t1- i J l IotiGe to Contestants rrws f 000 votes will be allowed dn every ioo worth of printing turned in by contestants in the Mammothr Cave Contest For prices on printing telephone No 47 Earlington or NO4 madisonville CITY DIRECTORY MayorFD Rash Police JudgeA J Bennett BradleyNightCity Clerk Paul P PrloeITreasurerFrank B City Physician W K Nisbet WblpHarStreetCouncUmen Madison Oldham FD Rash Geo 0 Atkinson Thos nightfirstSchool Trustee Paul M Moore Board of HealthEd M Trahern G Gilbert King and Curtis B John son Ai D- PoetmasterChas Cowell FIRE DEPARTMENTHD Rog ers Chief F B Arnold Assistant CaptainClaudei Cavaness Brick Sonthworth Baker RayburnCHURCHES OATHQLIO CHURCH First mass every Sunday and holy day at 700 preaohin980ap m Rev JP McParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHUKOH Sunday everyLordsm Prayer meeting every Wednes day at 780 p m REV H J BRAZELTON Pastor M E CHURCH Regular services mand780pmPrayerat 780 Sundayschool at 280 pm Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 1 m REV G W DAME Pastor M ECHUHOH douTH Rev W O pastor Services on every Sunday nt 11 a m and 74op m Sunday school at 930 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday LadiesAid noon Official Board meeting Monday after first Sunday ru each morfth OHuROahas in each month alsoSatnrday night be owingeych schoolDrmeets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Paftor W Hv Gregoiv of Louisville j OITURgUServices evening in each month and Satur e Sundayschool2REVs T J LYNNE Pastor EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services 2nd and 4tn Sunday night at 746 at the Library Sunday School at 8 p m REV ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic LedgeE W Turner No 548 meets 1st and 3rd Fridays J in each month E J PHILLIPS Sec Victoria Lodge NoS K of P meets every Monday night Visit ors welcome NEWTONK S Hopkins Lodge A O U W No 661 meets ever nlRhtY EarlingtonNonight in each month MRS BERTHA UnISTEAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday nights in each month Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sec EarlingtonCourt MasonloHnllBtandwaite Tribe No 57Rod Men meets every Friday sleep HARRY LONG C of R4 OatalPaCampday night All members are ear thereBERNARD z s MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk WorltdNoY Q WALKER Sec atMadlsonvtlla RnlerRoyEarUngton Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday in each month at 280 pm PresKnightswill meet every second and fourth Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend ClerkVisiting theseLodgesNever Satisfied The man who marries for mon X always thinks he is underpaid 1 liiir Very Serious Y It is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one given you For th reason we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genulnaY B DRAUGliJliver rellable rrnolyestabllshedother medicines It is better than others or it would not be the fa JargersaleSOLD IN TOWN F2 i t The Baas Big 58st For a limited time we vilgivd this Big 5 Set of French Graniteware worth 5 and a years subscrip tion to the SemiWeekly Bee for 306 This is a goodrvalueCallhave one delivered to you SEMIWEEKLY BEE Earlington Kentucky r iiiK- e761 r r VA ttMr79s swiyFEJ 1 IJ J r f If iJIiofW w 0 i M t C 4 J 1t11yM1 fir5t r i 0- y I r i I- J J tsF oII itmi I y Chautauquar N t r a McLeodsI Hi 1 Chautauqua r f J Visitors f 8- I We extend to you a cordial Invii ation to visit our store while in Mad isonville Ladies will find a COM PORTABLE REST ROOM adjoining r our ReadyToWear Department on BALCONY Ladies Comfortablej Rest Room +F SKIRTS Our Skirt Department is full toi1 LIE overflowing with the seasons latest styles and weaves Prices range I from 475 to 1500 4 One table of Skirts last seasons styles at 198 One table of Skirts last seasons Ti styles at 98c 25 Skirts made of finest quality ff r pique button trimmed 250 values only 198- O f White Cotton Corduroy Skirts J latest styles while they last 1O e 2 1 Our entire stock of Colored and t Dresses have been especially w priced eVent Prices ranged from 75c to 109- 8f H Ofr v v ii One lot of last seasons Tub Suits and Dresses values up 800 while n they last at 139 Ii t days going rt1 w Rugs interest U i Ii t x on NOTE l HONEY r DRUGGETS r 3500 Axminister 25Drug ets9xi2 r 4If 1F 7RDruggets 15Druggets 45Vet1760 Tap Brussels Druggets 113xl29t I 1 Tap Brusselsjif 2 M tI 49I 1 1r Druggets 1 1 1250 Tap Brussels jfft QC Druggets 9x12 r S 5Ij 750 Fiber6 45 I t SMALL RUGS t c 7 95RugsVelvetr tf 4 71 5I 500 Wilton Velvet 3 95w r t Rugs 36x60 3 i J i3175Rugs Axminster 27x54 2 95 2qotxminier 75- riRus 1 rl- k y300 Axminister 2t 1 u tI 7 t 250 Rugs Coronation 651 4 f Mats5x3 S5e I QF course you are coming o the Chautauqua then combine lYoumake glad you came For tendays beginning Thursday June 20th We are going to offer the shoppers ofHopkins arid adjoining coun ties the greatest buying event of the season For this occasion our entire stock of high quality Merchandise will be underpriced thus giving an unprecedented opportunity to purchase your supply of Dry Goods Clothing Ladies ReadytoWear Furniture Floor Coverings Draperies and Wall Paper at money saving prices A Chautauqua Specials in Ready toWear Our Ready Wear Department is filled with handsomely made garments all of which are offered at extremely low prices CLEANUP OF LADIES DRESSES Fifty Lingerie Dresses lace embroidery trimmedthe seasons latest creations Worth from 4 00 9SSpecialFACTORY CLEANUP OF LADIES WHITE PETTICOATS Five dozen Lace and Embroidery trimmed White Petticoats worth front 125 to 400 Chautauqua special to price 149I tii1 Ghautauqua Special on Floor Coverings During these ten we are to offer our entire tock of Floor f Coverings consisting of Dru gels Carpets Matting Oil Cloth and Linoleum at prices that will be of more than passing to you iri need of anything in thisjiine FEW OF THE SAYING PRICES 1 00dii YiU- Mt C Oft 15 00 Dru Zp 3 J 36x72 45 only Felt 1 l you to FACTORY and Ie EXTRA SPECIAL 11 35 Jap Stenciled Matting Druggets room size 0 t 2 Effl only 4 W PATTING SPECIAL f 35c Matting Jap and China 25clU I- 20cJap and China 20Matting Ci l 27x54 Rugs Matting each 15C 36x72 Rugs Matting 25c MattnlgCSPECIAL PRICE ON ALL SIZES DELTOX GRASS RUGSS g LACE CURTAIN SPECIAL k 8 We have a complete Assortment of high grade curtains and draperies wHich will help to make this event a winner 7 45PerSOsCurtams Per f 395 tJ Q urtainiG 325Per Peir 1 250 Curtains Per Pair 195 300 Curtains Per Pair 245 200Curtains Per Pair165 150 Curtains Per Pair 120 125 Curtains Per Pair 100 100 Curtains Per Pair 80e I I r r to 1 I STORE NEWSr- buyerhas t 1 r I 1 T 11 r 1 o just returned from marketwhere her attended the big f4 j 4 id 1- Ou I 1 fspecial sales of the leading wholesale houses A and 10 manUfacturersr I 1i kr 7i 1 He inormsus that he secured Someot the greatest values in seaso j na JUJ t If blc merchandise ever shown in Madison viilen Watcri ourU Windows i for t 1 1- M these rare bargains as they will go at Chautauqua Prices c b r1rrrTnrrtnn 9n I r Jt tr yo h rites 4 t rc t a- rf44w= qe T TACTORY CLEANUP OF LADIES AND CHILDRENS DRESSESA V Never before have the shoppers of this community had such an opportunity to purchase chrisp new gar ments fresh from the factory as will be offered our Chautau qua Special These are all splendid values and were secured from a fac tory cleanirsale at a very low price We mean td give our customers the benefitorthese ridiculous price reductions A Mensf and Boys Suits at Chautauqua Prices vt L One lot of Men and Boys Medium and summer weight suits full and quarter lined grays browns and tans Just the thing for summer and fall wear values from 750 up- I to 2500 during our Chautauqua w Ssecial at HALF PRICEI GAPS CAPS i rQne lot of Mens and Boy summer and fall weight Caps atHAipr PRICE rr Wall Paper anch Picturej Frames r We have just recently added i complete stock of wall Paperand Picture Frames and are nov in posiI tion to take care of1 your needs in this line c i 0 We bought the Roland Clarke stock of Wall Paperifictures Frames i Mouldings etc wTiichwte are closingt out at greatly reduced prices Havec just received a shipment of riewWall 1 PaperI vv t There is a competent man vin t charge of this deppjment wl qibe glad to furnish Jou any inform H tion along this lintyr v j I Give us a call VXcaii saye VQU money on your papyri Special prices to paper hangers vV k WATCH OOPWJHDijWS V t qJe McLeodi Stora- h fJ Y ict1f rI OnthqareM1YISONVILLE M Q fSj s1 iN J1 I stJ J I i1 J flt tr Lh1tIir- lI t iIW a u LINEN COATS Long Duster Coats all sizes 1tLong Duster Coats all sizes 198 Fancy Linen Coats colored Ramie collars and cuffs 6 50 and S6 00 values Special price 475 FACTORY CLEANUP OF CEIL DREMS DRESSES Ten Dozen Childrens Dresses in GinghamtPercle Linen Lawn and made and bought Speciat will astonish you rsJjn Underwear Prices LADIES GOWNS Ladies Slipon and botton front Cambric Gowns cut 54 inches long neatly trimmed regular 60c value Special Chautauqua 43 GOWNS 98o Nainsook and Cambric Gowns Slipon and button front styles 1251 values only 11191 I jiGOWU f119 I 150 Naillsook and Embroidery 11 t Gowns daintily trimmed only Ladies Chautauqua Specials i partmentir rrLadies Imperial Buck 4 Button I qualityChautauqua Specials o P3B9UI Ladies White Canvas Button Boots 250 quality l Ii Chautauqua I s Species pbiUU Ladies White Canvas Button Boots grade J CrtSpecialsI ButtonIBoots in Misses 1112 to 2 regular gradeJ 25ij M1 r- I ButtonBootsI Specials valuesChautauqua 1 O0 EXTRA SPECIAL r A Handsome Couch Swing 74 inches long made on strong frame best quality national fabric spring 1 padded seat covered heavy brown duck ends and back rest of same materialjust the thing for porch or lawn special priceJ645 SUITS AT HALF PRICE Our entire stock of new models in Ladies and Misses Tailorred Suits are included in this lot 3500 Tailored Suits 1751 3000 Tailored Suits 1501 2500 Tailored Suits 11 1251 2000 Tailored Suits 1111 1500 Tailqred Suits 751 i LONG COATS QKSerge1500 Long Serge Coats 91 UUU to 1500 Cream Serge Long Coat size 61only UiUU LADIES RAIN COATS Fifty Ladies Rain Coats perfect subber all sizes special 291 I at Chautauqua Special 1 III 111 with COMBINATION SUITS 100 Combination Suits 75o 125 Combination Suits lie Combination Suits 111 250 Combination Suits 51IS Corset Covers and Ladies Pants lace and embroidery trimmed all t want lityou 1 I Children Pants that are cut to fit not scrimp sizes 0 to 1211Ten dozen Childrens Gowns well made and neatly trimmed sizes 2 to 12 regular 50c values only 3lti Ten dozen Childrens Gowns ollrIregular 25c quality only tie 1 I f in the Shoe De 1J 200 15b 150 Detachable Strap Pump a good r Ladies White Canvas Metal BuckleAI j 00tauqua C 4 Ladies white blue and pinkrvas Opera Pump 250 quality 11Ladiesgood 150 a ChautauquarSpe lalcf il P trMisses and jGh5dren s one Strap canvas Pumps in blue only sizes 5 12 to 11 regular 125 vulues i ra 0Spto lpesC1 I f r cialsSp 1IJ 1 I Toilet Goods at Chautauqua Prices I ft t50cMeldaFivePowderv45oGol i c t- t 9 25c BouColSates Cashmere 25c ToothColgates PwdHeq f 1 tl hc Mennens Borated Talcuml9e 25c Colgates Rapid Shaving l 14 X01JMelbaFac iTbwder77rTrr7nfi Powderr i Ut- All i I Ittnitrd Toilet Articlt at Xedneed rrieci r i lanrt jout tnr nr trot rI 1 8 ltj rr 2 I h