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Digital page images are linked to the text file. jM 2 t 1r i4i UESDAY ands k FRIDAY AFTERNOON 1t1 f r JI1ii1 I xf 1 aIIr r A IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR INESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE II RVWENTYTHIRD YEAR HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY JUNE IS 1912 No 5D r I1 Madisonville I Notes T 4 6i The remains of Ward Headly t ware laid to rest at the Odd Fel- lowsI Oemotary yesterday morning after a beautiful service at the Masonic Temple Rv Bran don tEarlington officiating the deceased was one of the most eloquent orators in the state anj had many warm friends here IissJessieSiskontetained fif ty of her little friends in a char ii ming manner Saturday afternoon A they had cream and cako at the Palace of sweets which was dec orated for the occasion i Thomas Woodward was placed on trial yesterday charged with the murder of Roy Blanks altho forty tour Jurors examined onlyY nine Jurors were qualified r The executive board H 0 Gppd Rogda aeBOCiatian met at i the CpurtHmiBo Saturday appo i fated various committees to in ofrthe good roads we are to have M ra 0 H Suthird Is rtil ting her grandfather A M Fredrick near lit Mortons Miss Ruth Thomas who trimmed this season at Madison Fla Is at homo Miss Rosalie Brown has gone to i Knoxville Tenn to enter the Unl varsity there Mrs H E Brooks has roturuedto her home la Slaughtorrllle after visiting relatives here i The condition of Mrs Beard IsI unimproved rianon Tonn were the guests of Mrs GAV Whltstl Monday night anSI went to Providtnct Tuesday to her parents Mr and Mrs W L fBaker i Mrs Harold Howard w nt ta Hopklnsville tr- I Roy Wyatt smitolncd a slight In Jury at Vlotena Mines Saturday when he caste In eentaat with a live wke Mrs T E Finley Is In Morgan field visiting bar mother Miss Vonia Baasley of Mt Carmel was in town Satarday enrouto to Nebo to rlolt Miss Vada Cates Clyde Ashby has returned from someit Miss Lily Johnson of Johnson Is land visited the family of Yatoman Johnson this week MiBS Effle Crib tree of A1 t la vU Ming her moth I Always IUeuedti with a Hearty Appetite if yon usoIit Dlgesteze It helps your dtomaoh IIthe work digests what eat and rnOKCB Rood riou blood from your f food No more Sleepless Nights Headache or Stomach Misery Got t rid of all these troubles with Digos t tee F1ttv cents a bottle worth ten fold its cost at drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company IncorpuratedaRoblntonGrlbble i St Charles Ky June 17 1912 i Special to The Bee eTheRobinson the pretty daughter of W A Robinson of St Charles I who is an old and valuable em ployee of the St Bernard Mining Archie Gribble a fforsolemnized Sunday at l isthehome of the Bride Juno 10 i in the presence of a few friends the young couple will visit sev oral points in Western Kentucky f after which they will make their I home with the brides parents Rlw Brandon of Earlington r r at the wedding i IrLively as a Bay If you are tired run down have no a get a bottle of Yucatan setlmake you strong and lively s a twelve year PurlfiHtbeblo- od1ltrenr U the l1temiOo a iheRtrBeraard Mint Pi b pp ftUd DragyDspart of pMJ I C PROGRAM OF THE HOPKINS COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION v 1 To Be Held at TheM E Church South Earlin ton Ky Tuesday- June 25th J i V 4 EMERYSCHOOL SHOULD BE REPRESENTED BY AT LEAST ONE DELEGATE i + x v I Afternoon Session J 1 V t j r 945 Devotional Services Yf 1 Rev G Dime4G 00 Welcome Address a Paul M Moore ip I 1015 Minutes of last Convention i 2 1 Oounly Secretary X i 1020 The Cradle Roll Mri Hen Myerst I 1080 Equipment and Organization v1ii a- Miss Elementry Division Mary Molhershead bSecondary Division T O OBryan ScAdult Division H j Prof CE DuDudley t J li00 Round Table State Worker c 1180 OfferingJState Worker t r I + i t 1 1140 Report of the County Depart partment Superintendent 1 t I 1150 Appointment of OomtfTittees v 711I Morning Session 4 I J 180 Song Service t J 140 Definite Decisio a for Christ e Rev Howard Brazelton I- fi V V r j 8tak Worker 1 ft d6AraogeliBmO the San lay 0 1 F t 4t SchoolRev Brandon 280 Radingo Miss Stella Ford 285 Home Dop rtment f Prof T H Smith V 800 Measuring a Sunday School r StaU WorkerV V 840 Mixed Quartet + Madisonyille Philathea Class r i 850 Report of Committees 4 00 Installation of Officers State Worker FORTY DOLLAR GOLD WATCH Will be Given to Young Lady Having Highest Number of Votes on August 24 The SemiWeekly Boe has decided to give to the young lady who has highest number of votes m the Mammoth cave contest a handsoMe 44000 Gold Watch This is an Elgin U karat Solid Gold U 3 Assay watch guaranteed by the well known jewelers Holllnder do Truempy of this city and can by eeen m their show window lihls prize will be- warded to the one of the seven successful candidates fri theMam moth Cave contest who has the Hlgheat number of votes at close of contest and is well worth an extra ffort to win Dont forget you re 1000 votes for every dollar paid In on Bubsonptlori 1000 votes fur every dollars worth of Job work you secure and 500 votes on eaoh Titanic or Vultures Claw and 3000 votes with every Big 5 Gram Ware set girls this Is a good proposition think of it a weeks outing fonr hundred mile river trip a visit to the wonderful Mammoth Gave sad a handsome 4000 gold watch Is this not enough to work for Put your friends to work for you get enthus lastlo believe you are going to win keep it up until tho end of the contest and you will win Turn In your subscribers and your money tie fast as you get them at least once a week then hold your votes if you wish but gut your subscriptions m prom ptlyVe have another supply of TiianldB on the way and will supply you with all you need dont hesitate to call this office up and ask for information we are here for thaIpurpose Wbe baby iuHbrt nltb eeiemit or tome itcb lag ikla finable BIB Deans Ointment Jt title It gees n ecaaclhk safe ki eblidrea yep a tos M all stares bn Chairs far the Full Crew Railroad companies operating in states where full crew laws have been enacted have provided a chair in the caboose for the extra member of the train orew and made a string ent rule that that he is not to stir out of that akalr from start to desti nation Railroad men explain that a trainmM with nothing to do is likely to snjago the busy rmjinbors of the crew in conversation and die tract their attention from their duties Brad not only that but nn neoessarr division of responsibility among too many men is said to be inimical to discipline and an ele mont of danger In the movement of traina A Texas Wonder The Two Wonber cures Kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all romoyInRRegulatesbiaCderBold by your druggist will be sent by mall oa reolpt of 100 One treatment cure Send for testimonialsffrpm Ky and other states Dr EWHall ti5I Olive street St LoulsMo bold by all druggists f Well Attended A large crowd attended the Idle Hour Tbaatre Saturday night The pictures wero unusually good but the chief attraction was the iliu strated Beng When a Boy Who is Lonesome Meats a Girl Whos Feel byMrsquite a hitI The house rang with applause after applause when she had finished The patrons hope to have the jleaa r of hearing her again poop Never caatoM wkw jtull Mkih a Sager or nofleeaant 1oracald8e prepared TiellNbalibis ea trt 7teatsBisetr g on- YahlnaIt4JtSCW yoe j- i KENTUCKYS MILLION DOLLAR FIRE INSURANCE COMPAy The Great Southern Fire Insurance Company r Louisville Organized Under Laws of Kentucky Hon Augustus E Wilson President i 1Mr William S Monts Vice President f Hon Wm H Cox Secy and Treae Mr Hill Spaulding Asst Secretary Board of Directors 00 Mayoi Ihn Paintsville KYi Operator and Oaptalist Wm H Cox Il1n Miysville Ky Banker and Onptalist Hugh AsherII Pineville Ky Coal Operator and Banker Dr T W Blakey Hopkinsville Ky President Planters Bank and Trust Company10 X3hai W Stoecker f Louisville Ky President Stoeckers Tanning OompanyrIfaimes E Gamble President Home Merchants i Trading Co r Louisville Ky Owensboro Greensburg Augustus Kentucky Walton Mattingly Distilling di mentnese director8are themselves an that the interests of stockholder of company will balooked after scrupulous An investment in the capital of this companyis an fe Legal requirements make it so Stock now selling at initial prices in on ground floor further particulars vWritej phone wire on representative 0 Peo Hotel Madison Madisonville Pi S Be a Kentucky BoosterGet a Shares NOW Ilsley Happenings W M Sheperd is moving his fam ily to Crofton where he Is engaged theJewelry business Miss Margaret Harland of Moant Carnell returned home Sunday to see her parents- R Mi salmon was in Louisville last week James Ben Salmon made a flying trip to Madisonville Tuesday Kimel Flnlyi of St Charles visited his sister Mrs Thos F Ashmore last week Jas BGarnett was in town and promised to give everybody a free trip to Dawson Springs in his auto Jeff Russell spent Sunday in sonWe think that Dr Harland lost his dirk In the fight MAd cooks as It could not be found when a search wasjnade for it last week Miss Johnnie Sharp of Knoxville Tdnn Is the guest of Miss May A SalmonWe a great sollsltor here now Guess who she IB The writer would like to know if that young man of St Charles made a Mil to Dawson Sunday Gobrilte Saterfleld Dawson was in our town Monday No More Dyspepsia Oas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a Digesteze a powerful digestive harmless and pleasant as Syrup For sale by tre drug department of the St Bernard Mining Incorporated roc Happy Jack Here Wm Her el1 manager of the Idle Hour Theatre has sequred Happy Jack the rag time player to perform at the show tonight Every body come and hear Happy Hells the best musician going and can certainly eat up the ivories It wiTbe a treat for you to hear kim so dont tries the chance It you like good music hear Happy1 Each age of our lives has its Joys Old people should be happy and they will be if Chamberlains Tablets are takes to strengthen the regular gentle in Ihelr action aqd eially B V Mlafor people ot middle a sand olakr 3far by alldaalers 4 J h John W McOulloch 4 Ky President Green River Dist Co and Banker Judge John W Ford Pikesville + Ky I President First National Bank J D Wilson C President Peoples Bank Hon E Wilson Louisville Ky Ex Governor of Wm S Montz cc Louisville Ky Manager and Treasure Jas Coal Co Richard H Edelen Louisville President Moore Co These ample guarantee every this with fidelity absolutely one Get For or call executive PijtPh Ky few Daw of little Company Piano Ky Ky RUN OVEBvBY DONS Rev Thomas Farmer Seriously Injured At Arnold This Morning Rev Thomas Farmer while at work dropping cars at Arnold mines this morning bad the misfortune to fall in front of a gon whiCh ran over both legs below the knees He was at once conveyed to the St Bernard hospital where his wounds were dressed by Drs Nlsbet Slsk and Davis The family was at once notified and hastened to his bedside He but recently married not more than a month since and this adds to the sadness of the accident Rev Farmer is also a local preacher of the M E Church South and the news of the accident was a shook to his many friends He died at three oclock this afternoon i A CARD FoleysHooeycontain any opiates any habit forpi Ing ossibl any ingredients that could harm its users On tho contrary its groat healing and soothing qualities make it a real remedy for coughs colds Irritations of the throat chest and lungs sayshisand Tar Compound the best cough cure on the market She has tried various kinds but Foleys gives the best result of all The is FoleysHoneyaccept no substitute St Benard ratedl1qlgDeP1rtment Vv Mr I Joplin to Speak at Christian Churl MrSi Joplin general Bdoretary KyState Sunday School Association wilj address the Sunday School workers of Earlington 8 oclock Monday night at the Christian Church All Sunday School work ers are urged to be presant and hear Mr Joplin f anyonebeingChamberlains Tablets will cause an agreeable movement of the bow ale without unpleasant effect Give them a trial For sale by all dealers Base Ball Earllngtdn defeated Crofton Sun day in a poorly played game of baseball It WAS a one sided affair the score being 20 to 2 in favor of Earl ington TheEarlingtonboys proved to be too strong at the bat for the OroftQK plteheti I LL r TUESDAY and AFTERNOON FRIDAY 1 EARLINGTON oee 4 Church NotesJt ee s1aoeee Christian Church Number Present Today 303 Offer Ing 1497 This was the announcement oi y the blackboard Sunday after theIIfinal count was made It was Rally Day the culmination of earnest 4 efforts that bad been made the week before and the people came in some cases whole families Children were there strong men and women also came Seated ou the platform tho sunbeam chorus of the primary children presented a bright happy scone The mens class sixtythree strong seated out under the Bycra more tree and the womens Class withseventyone were a great In spiration The singing led by the orchestra and Mr J R Rash with the duet by Sarah and Tommie Featherstone were oil heartily enjoyed To no one more than another be longs the credit for such splendid i results for all from the least to the greatest worked with a detefmina tion and all from Superintendent to the primary tot were happp It only shows that the field is yet untouch ed by tho Sunday Sohoo forces of the city and that enthuelastie ef fort will Interest them The church building with its new coat of varnish and papering was in harmony with the occasion The morning sermon The Teaching Function of the Church was also fitting There were five additions to the church dqriug the day Home For Sale Chance of a lifetime to make it splendid investment either for renting purpose or a home come to the Bee office and find out F y about it Attendance Very Good at Methodist Sunday School i Our attendance on last Sunday at the M E Church South Sunday Sohool was with 210 present This attendance doubled that of x one year ago and each Sunday there are more new pupils The collection also was very good 8 20 was the amount Fiftyfire Bibles were among the different classes the little folks as well as the older ones are musl1tinterested in the goo 7dAnd each one is trying to make bet ter attendance and the lessons moretinteresting We have some good teachers who make it pleasant and interesting for you Come out next Sunday and bring some one with you We will give you a cordial welcome Helped To Keep Down Expenses j Mrs J E Henry Akron F tells how she did so I was bothered with my kidneys and had to go nearly double I tried a sample of Foley Kidney Pills and they did mar so that I bought a bottle and they saved me a big doctors billFor weak back backache rheu matism urinary and kidney troubles use Foley Kidney Pills They help quickly St Benard Mining Go lircorpoarted Dug Department Dance A Decided Successj The dance given last evening afc I the Armory was a decided success In every way i s There were a number of visitors r Every one reported a spleudld ime Walker and Ray furnlshed the ril i music f Coi MAN COUGHS AND BREAKSKIBS After frightful coughing spell afman in Neenah Wis felt terrlblo doctorfoundWhat DrKlngs New Die jovery would have saved him t A few teaepooneful ends a late cough while presisteut use routs ob stinate coughs expels stubborn a colds or heals weak sore lungs I feel sure Its a Godsend to hn manlty writes Mrs Eflle Morton t Columbia Mo bor I believe Iiwould have Consumption to daytf Ihad uot used this great remedy 4 Its guaranteed to satisfy and you- can get a free trial bottle or 50oent- or l 100 size at all druggists 1 Easier t Lots of unemployed men would rather find fault than find word 1 Columbus Dispatch i Mrs 0 S Fall and son Charles MrlaudNr Vii Ink w s 5 VTRti It r- j r t Jr I a EUsTUESDAY H H ERIDAy AFTERNOONc LtcJ t U f j tf 9Q IF YOU DONT YOUR IT FOR SALE S Id I YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS TUESDAY JUNE IS 1912 M SIP 7 Madisonville Notes HendlyJthe Masonic Temple Rv Bran don of Earlington officiating the deceased was one of the most eloquent orators in the state and had many warm friends hero t ontetainod fif ty of her little friends in a charming manner Saturday afternoon they had cream and cake at the Palace of sweets which was dec orated for the occasion f f Thomas Woodward was placed on trial yesterday charged with i the murder of Roy Blanks altho forty tour Jurors examined only nine Jurors were qualiffed s The executive board H 0 Good RqacUc assoc tian met at- theOourt 1 f House Saturday appo t anted various committees to investigate tho construction of tho good roads we are to have Mra 0 H Sutlurd is vlst ting her grandfather A M Fredrick near 4 Mortons Miss Ruth Thomas who trimmed I this season at Madison Fla is at homeMiss Rosalie Brown has gone to Knoxville Tenn to enter the Unl t verslty there Mrs H E Brooke hat returned to her home la Slanghtorrllle litter I visiting relatives here The condition of airs Beard Is I unimproved j r Ijidre Knight and little lon of Lebanon Tenn were the gnesta of Mrs GWWhltatl Monday night and went to Providence 1 Tuesday to visit I her parents Mr and Mrs W Li Baker It tOilHopklnBvllle Roy Wyatt sustained a slight injury at Vlotena Mines Saturday when ha came in centaat with a live wke Mrs T E Flnley II In Morgan field Tinting her mother Miss Vouia BeaBley of Mt Carmel was in town Saturday enroute to Nebo to visit kiln Vada Gates Clyde Asbby has returned from Me where be has been for tome timeMiss Lily Johnson of Johnson Is land visited the family of Yateman Johnson this week TillIItlnAlways Blessed with a Hearty Appetite If you use Dlgesteze It helps your stomach do tho work digests what yon eat and makes rich blood from your food No more Sleepless Nights Headache or Stomach Mlaory Get c nd of all these troubles with Diges tezo Fifty cents a bottle worth ten fold its cost at drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Robinson Gribble Sf Charles Ky Jane 17 1012 Special to The Bee The wedding of Miss Myrtie Robinson the pretty daughter of W A Robinson of St Olmrlei who is an old and valuable em ployee of theSt Bernard Mining Co and Archie Qribble a very promising young mantssalesman i for the Oarbondale Coal Ooke t Co was solemnized Sunday at thehome of ttye Bride Jnne 10 in the presence of a few friends the young couple will visit several points in Western Kentucky after which they will make their home with the brides parents i the Rv Brandon of Eariington weddinitaLively as a Bey If are tired run down have no appet1teKeta bottle of Yucatan Tonic A few doses will set yen upgive you a boyi appetite trop and lively as a iwelveyearold Purifies the blood r etreagtheai the ratein600atie at the Bt Beraaro limp ttInoerperated DrMg Depart nientrr I 0 la PROGRAM OF THE HOPKINS COUNTY SUNDAY r To Be Held dt Theft E Church South Eariington Ky Tuesday June 25th EM6ftY SCHOOL SHOULD BE REPRESENTED BY AT LEAST ONE DELEGATE i2 Session vV Pff 945 Devotional Services Rev G W Dame W00 Welcome Address i 1 i a Paul M Moore c 1016 Minutes of last Convention ft 7 Oonnty Secretary 7 t v4 1020 The Oradle RollMrii Ben Myers i 1080 Equipment and OrfS anixatibn v a Elementry Division uv Miss Mary Mothershead b Secondary Division c tiAdProf CE Dudley il00 State Worker 1 a Ii118y01140 Report of th9 County Depart Apartment Sap 1150 Appointment of Oomrfhttees f I Session i 180 Song Service r = 140 Definite Decision for Christ Rev Howard Brazelton AR200aQrldd Institution86aleWorker v in the Sunday I J RQyBrAlido Y 280 RadingMiss Stella Ford r 285 Home DoprtmontProf jf TH Smith 800 Measuring a Sunday School Btata Worker 840 Mixed Quartet j Madisonville Philathea 01as8t u 860 Report of Committees 400 Installation of Officers State Worker FORTY DOLLAR GOLD WATCH Will be Given to Young Lady Having Highest Number of Votes on August 24 The SemiWeekly Bee has decided to give to the young lady who has the highest number of votes in the Mammoth cave contest a handsoMe 4000 Gold Watch This is an Elgin U karat Solid Gold U S Assay watch guaranteed by the well known Jewelers Hollinder do Truempy of this city and can be seen in their show window llhls prize will be awarded to the one of the sTan successful candidates fn theMam = moth Oave contest who has the highest number of votes at close of contest and is well worth an extra effort to win Dont forgot you re ceive 1000 votes for every dollar paid In on subscription 1000 votesfor every dollars worth of job workyou secure and 600 votes on each Tjltanlo or Vultures Claw and 8000 votes with every Big 6 Qranit Ware set Now girls this is a good proposition just think of it a woks outing four hundred mile river trip a visit to the wonderful Mammoth Oavevanda handsome flOOQgold watch Is this not enough to work for Put your friends to wOrk for you get ehthus lastio believe you are going to win keep It up until the end of the contest and you will win Turn in your subscribers and your money as fasts you get them at least once a week then hold your votes if you wish but get your subscriptions iu prom ptly We have another supply of TitanidB on the way and will sup ply you with all you need dont hesitate to call this office up and ask for information we are here for that purpose Wilta bib luSats kbICI a or sosee Itch- fag skli Ir oble use Deans oteteoeatA little of Ii tse a tae rry aUk k saftrer ehHdrea set t wx Mall slerts- n Chairs fir tac II Full Crew Bailreatl companies operating instates where full craw laws kaTo been enacted have provided a chair in the caboose for the extra member of the tram orew and made astrlng ent rule that that he is not to stir out of that ekair from start to dealt nation Railroad men explain that a tralamM with nothing to do is likely to enrage the busy mombors of the crew in conversation and die tract their attention from their duties Aid not only that but un necosury division of responsibility among tea many men is said to be inimical to iUolpllno and an ale mon of danger in the movement of tritlni A Texas Tejuyi Wonber cures Kidney and auras diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all Irregn remoyiug RegulatesblaCdorBold by your druggist will be sent by man oa reolpt of 100 One treatmentniJCy and ether states Dr EWHall 8958 Olive street St Louis Mo Told by all druggists Well Attended- A large crowd attended the Idle Hour Theatre Saturday night The pictures were unusually good IUUstrated Lonesome Heats a Girl Whos Feel ing Blue which was rendered by Mrs L eiau Tinson who made quite a hit The house rang with applause after applause when she had flHiahed The patrons hop to have tko pleasure of hearing herr aKinoo r I11YKeeateM wkM ywH Math a lager Be prepared Tli4i t Bltier 1eii YN rq t5c roc o e I M iKWTUCKYS DOLLAR C INSURANCE COMPANYU The Great Fire Company P Organized Under Laws I of Kentucky t Hon Augustus E Wilson President Mr William S Monts Vice President = Ron Wm H Cox Secy and Treas Mr Hill Spaulding Asst Secretary Board of Directors J hn 00 Mayo Paintsville Ky Ooal Operator and Oaptalist Hon Wm H Cox Miysville Ky Banker and 0 ptalist Hugh AsherU Pineville Ky f Coal Operator and Banker JG r T W Blakey k Hopkinsville Ky President Planters Bank and l Trust Company has W Stoecker t Louisville Ky1 President Stoeckers Tanning Company Ifflimes E Gamble I President Home Merchants Trading Co r Louisville Ky Ky i These an ample that the interests every of this will b3 looked after with Ky Pi S Be a a few Shares W M Sheperd IS moving his family to Orofton where he is engaged to the Jewelry business Miss Harland of Moant Carnell returned home Sunday to see her parents R Mi Salmon was In Louisville last week James Ben Salmon made a flying trip to MadlBcmville Tuesday Kimel Finly of St Charles visited his sister Mrs Tbos F Ashmore last week Jas B Qarnett was in town and to give a free trip to Dawson Springs in his auto Jeff HUssell spent Sunday in Daw think that Dr Harland lost his dirk In the fight MAd cooks as it could not be found when a search was made for It last week Miss Johnnie Sharp of JKnoxvllle Ttmn is the guest of MISS May A a groat solisltor here now Guess who she 11 The writer would like to know if that young man of St Charles made a will to Dawson Sunday George of Dawson was in our town Monday No More taeur other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a little a power ful digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by the drug of the St Bernard Mining Company U Nappy Jack Here Wm Herrell manager of the Idle Hour Theatre has secured Happy Jack the rag time Piano player to perform at the show tonight Every body come and hear Sappy He Is the best musician going and can eat up the Ivories It witlbo a treat for you to hear him so dont miss the chance It rou like good music hear Happy cbage of our lives bas its Joys Old people should be happy and they will be if Tablet are takes to strengthen the digestion and keep the bowels regu lar These tablets are gentle In l w u 0 11r n J- J r I John W McOulloch v Ky President Green River Dist Oo and Banker Judge John W Ford Pikesville Ky President First Bank J D Wilson 1 Ky President Peoples Bank Hon Augustus E Louisville R- Ex Governor of Kentucky Wm S Montz cc Louisville Ky Manager and Treasure Jas Walton Coal Co Richard H Edelen Louisvihe President Mattingly Moore Distilling Co i menthese directors are themselves guarantee of stockholder company scrupulous fidelity absolutelysafeparticularswritesJPayph Madisonville Kentucky BoosterGet Ilsley Happenings Margaret promised everybody sonWe SalmonWe Saterfleld Dyspepsia Dlgesteze department Incorporated certainly Chamberlains tbehottonaldelPeell ageapdolder Owensboro National Greensburg Wilson HotelMadison NQWI RUN OVEfyBY GONS Rev Thomas Farmer Seriously Injured At Arnold This Morning Rev Thomas Farmer while at work dropping pars at Arnold mines this morning had the misfortune to fall In front of a gon which ran over both legs below the knees He was at once conveyed to the St Bernard hospital where his wounds were dressed by Drs Nlj bet Slsk and Davis The family was at once notified and hastened to his bedside He but recently married not more than a month since and this adds to the sadness of the accident Rev Farmer Is also a local preacher of the M E Church South and the news of the accident was a shock to his many friends He died at three oclock this afternoon i A CARD FoleylsHoney fozjriIn could possibly harm its users On tho contrary its great healing and soothing qualities make it a real remedy for coughs colds irritations of the throat chest aria lungs sayshisand Tar Compound the best cough cure on the market She has tried various kinds but Foleys gives the bostresult of alln The genuine is FoleysHoneyaccept no substitute St Benard gDep1 V i Mr Joplin to Speak at Christian Church MrSf Joplin general Sunday School Aasoom tl nVwll address the Sunday School workers of Eariington 8 oclock Monday night at the Christian Church All Sunday School work ers are urged to be present and hear Mr Joplin f anyonebeingChamberlains Tablets will cause an agreeable movement of the bowels without ucnleasant effect Give them a trial For sale by all dealers Base Ball Earllngtdn defeated Crofton Sun day In a poorly played game of base ball It was a one aided affair the score being 20 to 2 in favor of EArl ington The EarUnirtoR boys proved to be too Btrong at the but for the Drpftqa UhtIo t r V f TUESDAY Jii tanFRI DAYi f AFTERNOON ADVERTISE UNESSADVERTISE JICOUNTYlKY MissJesflieSisk SCHOOL CONVENTION Afternoon RonnilTable rintendentr Morning WonderT- he o- reatersoelbeMiebeaerseald Myea1rbeeerti MILLION FIRE Southern Insurance Louisville Secretar- yKyState AI t aoe N a fChurch Notesf Christian OhurohINumber Present Today 303 OfferVIng 1497 This was the announcement on the blackboard Sunday after theafinal count was made It was Raltly Day the culmination of earnest r efforts that had been made the week Xc before and the people came in some cases whole families Children were ri- rthere strong men and women also came Seated ou the platform the sunbeam chorus of the primary i children presented a bright happy scone The mens class sixtythree strong seated out under the sycra more tree and the womens Classkwith seventyone were a spiration The singing led by the orchestra and Mr J R Rash with the dust by Sarah and Tommie Featherstone were all heartily enjoyed To no one more than another be Vj longs the credit for such splendid results for all from the least to the greatest worked with a detefmma tion and alt from Superintendent to the primary tot were happjp It only shows that the field is yet untouch ed by the Sunday School forces of i- the city and that enthusiastic ofrfort will interest them The church building with its new coat of Tarnish and papering was in harmony with the occasion The morning sermonuThe Teaching Function of the Church was alsoY u fitting There were live additions to the church during the dy Home For Sale Chance of a lifetime to make a splendid investment either forirenting purpose or a home come tothe Bee office and find outsCaboutit t Attendance Very Good at Methodist Sunday School Our attendance on last Sunday at the M E Church South Sunday School was with 210 present This attendanco doubled that of one year ago arid each Sunday there are more new pupilsV The collection also was very good 8 20 was the amount Fiftyfive Bible were among thenldifferent classes the little folks as well as the older ones are very musbvInterested in the good work going And each one is trying to make bet 4sc the inferestlngIWe have some good teachers who make It pleasant and interesting for you Come out next Sunday and bring some one with you We will give you a cordial welcomeV Ir Helped To Keep Down ExpensesVMrs J E Henry h tells how she did souI wsbotbored 0 with my kidneys and had to sgo nearly double I tried a sample of Foley Kidney Pills and they did me s so goon that I bought a bottle and they saved me a big doctors i bill xnnFor weak back backache rheu matism urinary and kidney troubles use Foley Kidney Pills They help w quickly St B nard Mining Co Iireorpoarted Drug Department ti Dance A Decided Successi The dance given last even fiat t the Armory was a decided success In every way4rs There Every one reported a spleudtd time Walker and furnished t- bmustofMAN COUGHS AND BREAK3HIBS s After frightful coughing spell a man in Neenab Vile felt terribleVpains iu his side and his tipctor found two ribs bad been brokeii What toDy DrKlngs New Dis every would have saved him l A few ends alatecough wblle Preeletent use ruts ob stinate coughs expels stubborn lungsIhuVi1ColumblaMuwould have Consumption to daylf X remedyItscan get a free trial bottle or 50oeat or 100 size at all druggists y EasierVt Lots of unemployed men wouldI fwColumbustI c Mrs OS Fall i nd son Oharleat Lrland k c- r yVIto Ir csVG fi iinL 1 f M MOORE AND PUBLISHER 1PAUL PAWOETT c AND BUSINESS MANAGER I iMembero League ion in Mortons Furniture 119 sonville AILEEN Mgr L I o a sit snn AZ This We ofier One Hundred Dollars Reward forany cue of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall Catarrh Cure 9 i Pi J CHENEY d CO Toteao 0 JCheneyI perfectly In all and financi lly able Ip carry out any obligations made by bis firm KiN uN MARVIN Druggists Toledo O actingdirectly qicISin ll Most Lasting cgrlattntlytikeJUst and great ones lllie sugarureftti t often bring great satiety f I It is now well that more than one rheumatism in tan atmll1twChamberlainLlnlmentand e at eacbapplfcatlon Try if and see It will the pain and sore ness Sold py all dealers x 111 Subscription Rates One yeajlOOSix 50 Three 25 Single copies 6 Spaoimeri mailed free on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars Entered at thE Earllngton Post Office as Second Class MattertBranch Office Store South Main Street Madi f Kentucky Phone No4MISS DAVIS Telephone 47 Tuesday June 18 1912 JUDGE BLAIR Hpjvs honorable business transactions WALDIKO Wholesale rJbyi briefly Richter known casdof relieve months months copies FACT local Evidence a Evidence that can be verified Fact is what we want Opinion is not enough Opinions differ Heres an Earlington fact You can test it t Mrs Mollie Clements Earllngton Ky says I was in such great pain from kidney trouble that I had to scream aloud The paius seemed more than I could endure After every doctor in this locality had failed to help me I used Doans Kidney Pills and they did wonders for me I do not know what caused my kidney trouble My back was so lame and sore that I had to catch hold of chairs when walking My limbs were swollen and my sight became affected I was also nervous and dizzy and mv head ached nearly alt the time One day a relative called on me and asked me If I had ever used Deans Kid ney Pills She said if three boxes of Doauis Kidney Pills did not do any good she would pay tor them aud insisted so persistently hat at last 1 got some They made me feel much better in way I believe that they savedmy life I am now entirely cured and enjoying better health than I have been for years For sale by all dealers Price 60 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the Unit ed States Remember the nameDoans and take no other Ever Notice in The young woman who derbies her thougbtstoblgberwcriticism and logic and ethical culture is the one who gets thoroughlY rested af a country club dance while the silly fluff brained girl with the contagious gig gle Is the pnewpo splits her waltzes Into three parts Constipation causes headache Indtgistion diz ziness drowsiness Pot a mild opening medi tine use Doan Regulates Esc a box at all storosj 1 This handsome bound book should eJni every home inEarlingtofi and Hopkins county Ittistinteresthgelite- e taining and elevating You canjetthis i5o book and rs pn6eMr1 rlx J r 0 The Glad Toilers The willing worker doesnt languish among the walling unenv ployed his cottage doesnt reek with anguish his larder knows nb muddyinroastJUgthattoorat And so I fired him through the transom when he had loafed for half a day and hired Jim to wash my hanspm and rid its shining wheels of clay With noble ire he never bristled his soul with sorrow wasnt sour he merely hustled round and whistled and cleaned tho blamed rig in an hour And old Jim Briggs is always busy for men who want a usefuUiand Just chase him rcund till they are dizzy and hand him coin to boat the bandWalt Mason in Duluth NewsTribune CITY DIRECTORY MayorF Rash Police JudgeA J Bennett BradleyNightCity ClerkPaul P Price- TreasurerFrank B Arnold City Physician W K Nisbet WhipflerStreetCouncllmen Madison OldbamF D Rash Geo C Atkinson Thos nightfirstSchool TrusteePaul M Moore Board of HealthEd DL Trahern Johnson Postmaster Ohas Cowell Flan DEPABTJTB T H D Ron era Chief F B Arnold Assistant Chief Chas Barnett Captain Claude Long Gilbert Long W E Cavaness Brick Southworth Baker Fugate GeoT Miller Will Ray burn Bryant Deal Firemen CHURCHES CATHOLIC OHUBOH First mass every Sunday and holy day at 700 a m Second mass and preaching 080 a m Vespers and p m Rev JP McParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHUKOH Sunday everyLordsWednesday RJV H J BBAZEDTOKS Pastor ME OHUBOH Regular servicet 780pmPrayerat 780 Sundayschool at 280 pm7 Snndayat1J80aREV G W DAs Pastor M E OHUBOH dooTH Rev W O pastor Services on every Sunday ali 11 a m and 74o pw m Sunday school at 980 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 ooloek Ladles Aid Society every Monday after 1jdavMIBSSONABY BAPTISX OHUBOH has Berrlces Sad and 4th Sunday in each taenth also Saturday nighbe SulsdaynighLfolloWliteyoh ohQ91IDrmeets sash Tuesday afternoon at2 oclock Palter W E Gregor jot Louisville LiENiReI Beafilsr CHUBOR ervioet08ribSunJayBorntng antElacb jnonth Satur preceding Prayac meeting Friday ldajt school a pm REV TJ L Pastor- EalsoorALCHURoIfrservices 2nd and fill Sunday night at 745 at the Library Sunday Sobool at 8 p in REV GBO O ABOHTT Rector LODGES s Masonic Lodge Bi W Turner FrisaysinE J PHILLIPs Soc Victoria Lodge No 84 K of meets every Monday night VhuO- JIS welcome ERNmsT NEWTON K of R and S Hopkins Lodge A O U W Noj 56V meets every Thursday night Y Qi WALKEa Seo Golden Cross Lodge Earlmgtdu No 525 meets 1st and 3rd night in each month MBS Beams UM TSAIX Sec Degree of Honor No 10 jaaeeis la saccmonthh Earlingt0Court3rd Monday night at old Masoaio Hall Dist C B rOHNSQNBorfbo Standwalte Tribe No 7 Red Men meets every Friday sleep HABRY 0 of R Woodmen of the World Wednesday nestly requested to bd there BEKNABB WALTON Clerk MONROE PAVXS Deputy Clerk WorloNoYQ WALKEB SeV Elks Bk Pi O No7SSroeesatM- adisonvilleMonday night RulerREarllhgton Chapter U H 0meets 1st Thursday In each month at 280 pm MRS EMMA DAVIS Pros Seourit9willmembersinvitedWILOAKBIGAN Clerk Visiting members are cordially thewLodges PossibilityDeonly deta dat14e1earae I A sprained l ih as a rule be tofourdayslcyCeotis rvltur tti diieotiti d eaollottfo1 dpij by tieMoM 4 4 1itJ II i ELLSWORTH PLUMSTEAD IMPER SONATOR Suffered TwentyOne Years Finally Found Relief Having suffered for twentyone fineby SwampRoot The physicians called it Mothers Pain and injections of morphine were my only relief for short periods of time I became so sick tbatl had to undergo a surgical operation ISTflw Orleans which be nefited me for When theme pain came lack anedayIvt ipgybSwampRoot and 1 at once common sod nsaaff it The first battle did me 80mueh good that 1 parebaaed two secondbotblandH passed a gravel stone as large as bl beaa and several 11 ones B hay nob had the leash feeling of pain since taking yaur SwampBoot thitanity atefulBy yoiars cONSTANGAsvopelhia thlIllithstatement and made oath that t same is true in substaate and Ifact i Wm Morrow Nohuryv Publla i teller to f- i Br Khmer 3LCo i I Kngftmton N Tf j Frogs What Swamp et Will dc Fan Send to Dr Kilmer n Go Blng hamton N Y for a sample bottleIItrwWl convince a TO also receive a booklet of valuable Information tellfnglali abodfc the kidneys and bladder When wntln bd sare and mention the Eatllngton Regnlaffilttr sale at all drug stores Gana Pet Lion toZoo The Bitetpl Zoo has jyak been presented with ono young Eon by a young sportswoman who bath brought aybide her pet an affectionate adieu in tIts cqaLondon Mall whoopingloose and expectoration easy by Rmedy ebjc will also ll uiytbe tough means expeotorateit sureaL il MJgniivi11eKentucky I June 21 to 27 r a r PRINCESS SPECIAL I This Popular Photo PJay Theatre is now under new management and its management guarantees its patrons high class entertainments f EspeciallyAdopted for Ladies and Children I 1 We are again running the Worlds Best Pictures You know what that means Lublns Biograph Kalems tI Essany Pathe SeHg and Vftograph J MADISONVILLE KY Matinee Daily 2 p m L- rt J i j A mroim The Bees 0 1 r t a Bitnlg5Set For a limited time we will give this Big 5 Set of subscriptidn t valueSosee sets or telephone 47 and we will haveone delivered to you rli SEMIWEEKLYfEarlington Kentucky Q Hot Weather Clothes i 1atylethin suits coats OP I ihinS English Mohair Suits at tl6 to 90 ilt tJfe tiSilksOuting and A 4tstriped All the new Straws 0 andshapea in unlimited vprle 1 ty In our great Strow Rat Section 1to 5 1 ffSummi J star Wash Suits for Boys Eastern Novelties 1 ivy 1 j l iQ I 11U 1 iiL q f A r t nifr i l- J XIt t F t J Iii c t t 1cI MADISONVILLE KY j1ir 1 Funeral Director and Embalmer j tt t Af Any Can Answered Promptly Day or Night t J Ift JF The man who whispers down aI I well About tho things he has to sell dollarsfa a and H u hollers u Ifii Towni iaonvlllo Saturday J j sonBillyEarl lurtown jMrsFannie Olsuoy of Olaney is 1 visiting her daughter Mrs Win A t cobb paytI In Ftoriwho will pur 4cjaso j1J11Ilas f250 worth of wall 11- 6SISKt Bnos BOOK STORE t g t0 r Madisouvllle Ky vial f r l tlast week i 1m a Sowthard of Madisonvllle- s rr s In wn Sunday afternoon 1 mf itoofjof Madisonavllle was 15 town Sunday Per6 Ltllle of Madlaonville was in town Sunday Opaul Livingston of MadleonvlUe- ae town Sunday evening il Loyd SISk of the country was In jwnSunday 131mSlik was in town Sunday fl1Mlse 0 ltiiutPhey t a and Saturday in Nashville pith friendsfi t OLD EAQS wanted at Bee office eamcottoConly accepted NewmVnwhltford was in Madl nv turday nigh- tThyrainhich fell on Thurs ay Had Frfday night was indeed eed fis the weather has been warm and dustin Btreets was nouRh to eWaMbVMbat nW- ft wIUPb pleasant to drive for Bnlv hort time as itll do them hihX over again MissMaly Fradcis Ashby of ladjsonjriile visited the Misses prey Sunday MfsslAnna Sharp was in Mndr isonvnio Saturday r r Dexter Laffoon of the country vas in town Saturday Vernon Crowder who has been spending a few days with relatives here after a few months visit ill St Louis and Chicago left for Cairo Illinois Friday to be gone an un limited time Rev W C Brandon leaves this afternoon for Nashville to attend th6 Biblical institute He 1wJ1t lie here Sunday to fill his regular ap pointments Miss Dot Bean will leave Wednesday evening for Evansville where she rlll go In training for a nurse Wo regret to loose Miss Bean and wish her svboeBs in her future un dertakingsFOR One 100 course in rlngtroolSchool of Scranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office Roy Parker Miss Gladys Vaughn John D Cothrau and Miss Nellie MoManus were in Mortons Gap Sun day evening Mrs Jim Sisk and little daughter of the Blchlund country were visit ing friends lu town Sunday MrsEarle Peyton of Eyansvtlle is visiting trends here this we Miss Eunice Draper spent Sat urday night and Sunday in the Suthard neighborhood visiting Rev and Mrs UtleyYDeck Gill of the Suthard country was in town Saturday James Garnet of Dawaop was in town Saturday afternoon STRAYED or STOLES on the 0 day of May from the Bob Kelly plabe near theoldNo1I mines one little bay mare branded on the right fhlfch1 and branded on the left four shoulder a little white spot in fore bead black mane and tall And anyone tl1l ld any information of her whereabouts will be liberally rewarded Address Enell Lamb Earlington Ky Johnnie Hanna who has been attending College at St Marys has returned homo Tor vacation Roy Parker and John D Cotbran were in Madlsonville FrIday afternoon Roy Wyatt of Madisouvllle was ngfriendstinMrs T Sw 1n an cnlldren ot Central City are visiting their father and family of A G Draper A L Hyde Who hasibeen breaking on a through freight fOr the past two weeks Is in the city now Mr Heimannt tho Tailor for Cans ler Maloney was In town a few days last week Get your Hammock from The Sisk Bo6k Store Madlsonville prices range from 100 to 500 31 YOUI Hive Our Sympathy Ifyour watch wont keep time And wouldnt It be better to let us put it in good condition We charge no more than others and maybe lessv q Comparison in prices solicited HOLLINGER ti 1 1 TRUE- t Pr1 P j l 11 h W LoE t 1t J- U A Y OPtrl6ANHnJ Ik3 w sew itiw fIf tI N B tongan went to K ihvUle Friday Mrs Jim Jloron wont to Nebo Friday to spend a few days Roy Southard was In town Friday night with trtonde l Mr lommle HodRe went toMadls- OJlvllle Saturday afternoon t Miss deula Vaughan who hatf been vlslUng friends Here for sever al days went home Tuesday Benle Wilson went to Hopkins yllle Saturday I Get your season tickets for the Obatitauqua from jiolllnger True mpr or Kings drug store Price 200Mrs Frank Dixon of Sebree visited friends here Monday Missy My Dixon of Sebree spentf Monday in town with fJTI ends I 1wLI I Jess Ashly of Evansville was in town Monday ti Billie Herrell was m Evansville this morning OR SALEOne nice lot Voj tborage a trap andharrieaa J MRS PAT BLAIR Tut Qansler was In MadlBonyiUe Friday afternoon He deserves tuls outing as It IB the first one he hash takenin several months J f Miss Verna Kirkwood of Madi sonvllle was lu town Monday pightq attending the dance Miss Hattie Vaughn of Sbbree attended the dance at the Armory Mondaynigbt Mrs Jane Whitford is ill at her home on West Main Street We hopet9see her out again soon Miss Audrey Oobb and Mr Gil bert D shoD were in St Charles Sundav afternoon attending the ve diDg of Miss Kobereon and- ArcliteiGrfbble Mr and Mrs Archie Gribble Pf SifCharles waa in town Son MonQayf was- U town Monday i Miss Susan Marie Orutc e o- as been visiting m Henueraon ioV he past week returned home Sun I dayt1 de Thompson of Mannlngton WaUntow Sunday1 It WilljPJhllllpa who has been visit- Ing in Texas for sometime returned JiofaVsuriSky night He reports a splendid trip f l r entire stock mew Spring modelim ladies an Mtsses Suits included in this lot 00 Tailored Suits Tailored Suits oo Tailored Suits l2Sf p 2000 Tailored Suits tJi9rI tJj r4 Miss Lucy Hanner of Madison vllle was iu town Sunday Miss Lnla Smith of Madlsonviile spent the week end In town with friends Miss Mary Francis Ashby of Mad Isonvllle visited the Misses Corey Sunday Mrs Lucy Bean was in Mad ieonIVllle Monday Mrs Charles Edward Prim who has been visiting her parents in Pembroke for the past week has returned home- MlssesAddle and Drew Helsley of Madlsonvlllo attended the dance here Mondayevening Paul Livingston of Madlsonvlllo was in town Monday night attended the dance Miss Nellie MoManus who lire been absent from her work at The Bees for some time Is bank again Willie Pritchett of Pittsburp KanIs in the city visiting Mr and Mrs John Rule and others Bob Benton spent night and Sunday In Nashville visiting friends Elmer Todd of the Suthard coun try was in town Saturday Miss Vercie Hart of Princeton Is Visiting her Mother T CHart and family for a few days Mr and Mrs M H Hanna Jr who have been visiting friends in Owensbqrp returned home Sunday Mesdames Wm Herrell and J T Coleman were in Madlsonville Sat urday afternoon J D Sory Jr and Woodson Browning of Madiapnvillo at tended the ball game here Sunday afternoon The store of Ed L Parrish of Hanson was broken into Thursday night and numerous articles of value taken Mr Arohie E Gribble and Miss Myrtie Rlbio o young people ofStOhtrlestweIfl married at thehpme of he brides father W A B9binspn Sunday Rev Brandon officiating rfnhn Immer of Seddesj South Dakota and Miss Ruth Qpffmgnof Shtlgh erpil e were united in marriage Sunday at the home of the bride f tPenpday to be the guest of Miss Johunye Mills L F I Summertime Thjngs For Women i Silk gloves all lengths in Black White Navy and Cham Ipagne Hand painted Fans splendid assortmentj Seasons latest creations in Neckwear=Collar and Cuff sets Ratiie andPi ue i f i I i f Hand bags newest desIgns and colors 26c to 1600 fCrpchet of Stamped patterns for Hand Embroidery in Lad separaje garments and Suits I Full UnLejpt DresTrimmings Lace Bands Clunies Macremes f Ratines Fringe and Ball Trimmings Suitsf0 in Tailo- rIed are 115Ss 1511 ILysjIi1t I3 a f J r I Saturday Jr LA MA t c1ROOM1EARLINGTON KENTUCKY r m XMMUWMnWMfW wrm rrwrui B M sLATON I Funeral Director 1cease Embalmer 4 NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE i e i Phone 1242 Wimmmm Mmm wmmwmmmnWHmMWNNMmNMmmMJ r r THE ECONOMICAL WAVI J The long distance service ot the Cumberland Telephone Tel 4 egraph Company enables the business iiian to conduct all of his mannerYou nt ttcities and towns within a radius of One hundred miles of Earlingp K ton Prompt service reasonable rates I For information call CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GOIsr r CntA1 One of the fastest games to be played will be Sunday 23rd Earhngton plays aiadlBpnyille at the local diamond iMgr Wilson has secured Bob Bi wn formerly Bluegrassleague and Brown behind the bat also Our tiei frbni Hopk hBville will be soon in jEarlipgtoji ijntypr sY JJrown lss some pitcher fin fact IB one of the best slab artists one the nlrcnlt and we think ho can deliver they goods Mrs T Ji Morgan apd daughter Anna Marie of Nqrtonvllle have beentbev charming guetapf trlenls in LoulBvllla J xIPRtQ Cincin natiand Indianapolis during the past twcf weeks i COLORED coLUMNi j IIREV Jo R EVANS Er IT9Bf If i 11 The Rallyat the O M E Church Y lastSunda y was a great su JciSs2 The ladles who run in the contest areas folloWJfJJrs Mqrtba Sims 3y Mrs fdahoPtlrter Mrs FannlQU L4dt Mit 0t4e9ngads thd boni r jtj 11test therqfpreBhe Jieceived i 9UAA1itrip tickbfc tdthe annttaDconfenenee Nhlo KytinTOctober The total amount raised t1ap4their help iP1 t i1 I RQ41 I I Nan1 s JIjiMti t v chic eostumes a bteezy new puit i Jrh rJia4 4 I i r breezy uti dri r Underv ar l andfa hundred andod ine 1fi 1 ft r Ii ti Ii 1 i owegcan f have a good time unless you have v good clothes v We have the t tihav-e t to own a bank to buy them fr nTIusfc 0I Crpel1 let us rig you out with eyerythihg you need from heels to head i r c1 Summertime things For Men v i Soft shirts with detached soft collar and French Cuffs all colors X v 0 0 0r Sic to 251 3lfQr25ci 1 J 25e 5lo Cool Straw Hats Peanuts and Pana4nas 25e to 511- I pool Coats fr hot weathir Alpacas and Serges Blues Blacks and Greys e i 151 to S5ll Trunks Suit cases and Hand bags for your yacaftbri trip all grades and prices 1 I See those snappy Boots acid Pumps in Imperial Buck the thing for those who care I ti- ii f 11 1rD6nt 1d e 1 JT opr s pu1bas d for our Chautadqua Spec leat tray tt- oryJr1c tN H1 II IttF r iii fJtiul liiirii l 4t M- 1I ti a a v4r L4 M is4 Yi fI- i f yA J i El The Bees Mammoth Cave Contest NOT TRANSFERABLE t Good for 25 Votes for 1 r i l MISS A I It placedin Ballot Box in Bee Office before Fridayt June 28 Locomotive Brotherhood Pension Plan Harriebnrg The Brotherhood i of Locomotive Engineers in international convention has adopted the old age and disability pension plan presented by J G Bywnter ifcE Salt Lake Oity Tile dues will vary from 1 to 1 60 a month for men under forty years and the membership is voluntary Pay will vary from 40 to 0o a montht Tequird before member may re ceive pension Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone In this town that autfeis frequently from splitting neivcus headaches ought to go at once to the druggist and get a 25c bottle of our Carlstodts German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate consti patron in a daugerous form that may result in other extremely sort ous ailments sometimes even Brights Disease and Appendicitis Our Carlstodts German Liver Pow der acts on the Liver the real cause of constipationa few doses entirely remove the troubleInsure- a lasting curenever fails guaran teedIf you have headaches get a bottle today from the St Bernard Alining Co Incorporated Drug De partment 25o a bottle- Concentrated Wisdom I Will your boy go to college Itfont believe hell need to replied Ur BHggina It be ever barbs the sewers to all the questions he asks fc 4 will know more tban the profea torta True Gtvfni If Instead of a gem or even a ffl w ie we could cast Ube gUt of a lovely r thought itite the heart of a friend fiat would be giving as the angels must give O orge MaodooaM Mrs Lelia Love wife of Wiley Love a farmer living near Covens Ga wlYs I have taken Foley Kidney Pills and find them to be all you claim for them Thev gave me al most instant relief when my kidneys were sluggish and inactive I cheer inlay recommend them to all suf FoleyKidneyand as scientifically compounded as any medicine your home doctor cane n give you They act directly on the kidneys and bladder St Ber IncorporatedDrug No Women In Jap Un v r ltlt There are two imperial uotversltlaa to Japan bUt women aw admitted to JMtther I CR R TIME CARD r Time of departure of Illinois Central trains from Nortdnville Ky NORTH BOUND 128pmNoNo 122 local pass1045 a m No 186 local 686pm SOUTH BOUND pmNotx pmNoL N TIME CARD passlnRtbrpuKhoriginating at Earhn ton Effective Sunday April 0 1911 NORTH BOUND No 92 025am No 621108 am 784pmNoSOUTH BOUND No 5aL 480a m No 95 749 a m pmNoI INTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH BOUND No 106 i 764 am pmNo110SOUTH BOUND No 105 710 a ra No l07127 pi m 810pmNo L MHE TIME CARD M H E time card went into effect Sunday April 9 1911 No 112 leaves 545 a m No 118 arrlves8SO p m y v MME LEBRUN GRAND OPERA SINGER They Put An End To It Charles Sadie 30 Cook St Roch ester NYsavs he recommends Foley Kidney Pills at every opportu nity because they gav him prompt relief from a bad case ct kidney trouble that had long bothered him Such a recommendation coming from Mr Sable is direct and convin qualities uine Foley Kidney Pills are never sold in bulk but put up in sealed bottles enclosed In a yellow carton Ask for Foley Kidney Pills Refuse substitutes St Benard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Gone and WellNIgh PorflOtUn An anxlqus inquirer wants to know what has become ottbe oldtashkmed man who used to go to the peniten tiary after being found gutityTo ledo Blade Had dyspepsia or indigestion for years No appetite and what I did eat distressed me ter rlbly Burdock Blood Bitters reached the causeJ H Walker Sanbbry Oho Dont Go Together 7 bas nOtioed said Uncle Eben flat a DuVery seldom has a swelled head and a big heart at one an de same time You Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves without the slightest fear of indiges tion which is an awful feeling You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digesteze It re MagiePleasantminute Get a 50o bottle from the department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated e u mununnnuu MARY AGNES DOYLE READER Notice to Contestants 1000 votes will be allowed on every 100 worth of printing turned in by contestants in the Mammoth Cite Cutest For prices on printing telephone No 47 Earlington or NO4 Madisonville or fIJ J W J vl BAKER HICKMAN- SStockj Reduction Sale Begins Sairday June 22 Closes Saturday June I 29 4 t 4t r tI Entire Stock is Included in This Sale rr A J 1 Shoes cdt1tOxfords Ladies Oxfords4 12 50 89Swede300 Tan Pumps o I 839 225 White Canvass Pumps 169 225 Satan 1 Pumps 169 200 Strap Pumps i 148fj 125 Oxford Cap or plain toe 98C T 175 Oxford Cap or plain toe 139 Meril Oxfords 1 liI 275 89and200 Oxfords vici iiM 19lace t 1 350 Oxfords Patent Leather 2 98and gun metal tBig Lot of Ladies Mens and Childrens Shoes and Oxfordsson counter All klRds and Prices t S f+ Wi i Misses and Childrens Oxfords 135 09metalsizart 150 19metal175 QQleatherI 100 White Canvas Pumps i sizes 8J to 2 V t 6ft100 Barefoot Sandals 1 89c 75c Barefoot v H 59CSandals w 65c Barefoot Sandals J 48c x 250 98tan Staplesi- Oc Check v H 81cotton M J C 6- 5ICC f I Yard Wide kachwf fI GcDomestl u h 6 c Apron i 5cchecks i 20c FeafherJHI Olii 1 3fitI ii t 160 20c Stray Y j jii 9c 20c Table Oil I C10ili1Sp- ecial f 17c prices on m t rlIasand Parasols 9 VPP f M + l W LOT OF i 10 AND 12ic j 56 1f3 kFI Mens and Young Mens Clothing We are including in this Sale our Entire Stock ofI l Clothing consisting of all the New Weaves Wand Shades in Plain and Fancy Worsteds casslmeres and Serge made in thelLatest 1912 models Many of these Suits are made by Schloss rBro jn which will be found all that Is to be had in StrictlyrHiglvClass Tailoring N It 750 Suits M QQ 1 goat A CIIB t t 1 1000 uitsr 1 goat I DVO 1 1250iout OnJO l 1500 Suits V goat 9QW 1 1850 AfiGo2000 Suits t Go atv I 4H3D 2250 Suits Goat 1648 g2500 Suits V 18 48Go atS oi IE I Big Lot of Mens and Boys Snits at Half Price r k M Shirts S Me s Sgewith cp Mens 42cwithMens 50c Shirts Work 39c Big lot oft100 Shirts in 6ge r broken sizes 5 dozen Mens 50c SgeDress Shirts Linens Suiting White God I5c Brown 1iDress Linen i- 25e All in pink lavendar 19c J and green i C Brown Crash Linen 19c 35c Fancy Voile Stripe 19C 26 19tc t 9c12 12C 4 36c Flaxon Plain 23Cand fancy iv S V 15c20c PI axon v T 1 TW t 21Ct612 i 2c White CrossI 71 Ct 2Bart DI1tYi vfV l 28c Whife rc 5 ifk t JllAj t12CWaistmgs svi rl 15c Linen Finish 9c 11I I Suitings v eA 1j UO ft Vtvi 1v 15c India 12ci Linen U I2 t2 Indiatjdi r 9 to CLinen r It v 4iv IJ A ii I dr 612 India 5c L Linen it L r 1 11t fo a 11 V fit Jr f f J- IIIW ftoJ l6r tij t b k 1QO OVERALLS89c i 4111 L f j BIG I LAWN Yt1 I and Suitings BAKER HICKMAN MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY r t LI t tn y ICALICOES 4C PER YARD l t f ttllit 11 n- J0 r