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Digital page images are linked to the text file. f t J- J Iii Y andIht FRIDAY AFTERNOONiII t r a t Joj ill rIF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE i TWENTYTHIRD YEARi HOPKINS COUNTY l TUESDAY JUNE 25 1912 No 5Zy I 1 L1Qby M ffett studio l PRESIDENT WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT t t iWho was nominated at Chicago by the for the I Presidency June 22 1 offsfI Miss Hablo Oliff visited Airs pansier in Earlinston Thursday night and Friday Dick Thomas 9fthb Hustler force was in BarlinKton Friday iMrs Emma Fryer of bout Main st is very sick convaHMrs Tom BirnhiJL and liss Jessie Barnhill of P ovid nce 9 ure visiting Mre Wesley Dic4a iiiid Mrs J B Mc iiw- r dl I Miss Adaline IToQtnbs visited her father at Slau htervilleSiJtu urday night e aidSuadnYShEreports her f 1 Llfiis Oora Simpson of Richland was here Monday Qf1wont to visit her grandmother a r MAN COUGHS AND BEEAK8EIBS After frightful coughing spall a man in Neeuah Wis felt parris In his side and his dooto- foundf two ribs had been broke What agony DrKlngs New DIs himIlateJ cough while preslRteut use routs ob stinate coughs expels stubborn lungeI MortoIwould have Consumption to daylf It remertyItllcanKer a free trial bottle or 60otuit 6r 100 size at all druggists Ii a Wm H Tall to be Standard Bearer of l His i PartyttWlhlam H Taft was nominated d I on first ballot and ro r D es out of 1078 The E3 announcement of his victory was j greeted y cheers frgmblsloyslaq faithful followers About Ootthe tovoid tr I jourped and hastened tbe nnqliiatinnjof a pew t party James Soboolcreft Bhstman t rtVcItQ f f thf CtIicotuuituladataie i ii Ji4 LLo ipifM dtf srw IJIIttwtpttlM 1 a tlgi- V t f Sunday School of M E Church South There were 101 present at tbe Sunday School of the Methodist Church Sunday murntag Tke op erifn eong was Open tbe Door fQrthe Children followed by the Lor sPr er The classes all reported excellent lessbns their pupils several visftor orate preserit and some new paptlerPhe Collection was very good being 104G Come out next h3unciaya r A CARD FoloysHoneyand fotp1Ingc possibly harm itn users On andwremedy for coughs colds irritations lungsI says his wife considers Foley Honey and Tar Compound the best cough auto on the market She has tried various kinds but Palsy s gives the best result of ally The genuine 1 FoloVsHoneyaccept no substitute St Benard Mining Co incorporated Drug Department Sunday School Picnic at lakesIde Park tiundanY e Lakeside Pnrk Friday June 28th All Baptists are invited to corn out and have a jolly good time Be sure and bring the children they will assemble atthe Skating Rink conaeyancnthe Park Lively as a Boy If you are tired run down have YucataChilin t you up give you H boys appetite ft you strong and lively as lve yoar old Purifies the bloc and strengthens tie system boa bottle at the St Bernard Mining DepartmeattJilMe Ad4Mits at HV Go cueQm A d JWIolk England ed hM latt SOf AwKendants nM l ow nMesded 1fa fah fthanqIJrcqnir any hUerna1trea1Pltht pbaygrer tb t iI 4iyA + A catfQqDfOI i + theaff + 11Qt MM1 The merchants who advertise in The Semi Weekly Bee your paper want andwant it bad enough fo ask for it The merchant who not ask for your trace does not want it Make your purch setrnt e merchants- who paper are safe in buying advertised goods 1ik l t JUDGE PARKER NAMED to + TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN yv iAll Efforts to Compromise Fail anrNa tional Democratic Committee 1 Defies Bryan 1 r Ju6Alton iirartlonal convention by the tfatlolial committee tonight Parkerrecelr bi1 81 votes Ollie Jam s Iri of Kentucky 20 and jgenatQif O poi man of New York 2 The committee balloted on fjhjf reccommen atioli of the aubcb n mitteo on arrangements made aayv eral days ago that Mr Parker bthe chairman This arrouseil ikfit protest of William Jennings J3 Lb ti4ferencend Q Judge Parker this afternoffn qpSia vent a promised flght iq the cokrent tjon tomorrow When they ale tthe committee determined + tow j by the subcoulmittoe Progressive democrats twentytwo of them pro = tested against the selection twenty supporting Mr Bryans champion Representative James of Kentuckyl and two voting for Senator OGor man who had also bOon pronouncedd temporaryI t weVICE PRESIDENT JAMES 8 SHERMAN Nominated as President Taft a running Mate eAlwaysBlessed with a Hearty Appetite if you use Lthyoeur s Headache or Stomach Misery Get Dlgestezefold its cost at drift department 0Incorporated Miss Anita Tafoya of Trinidad Dlargtia laa charmingand attrcative young lady v i jA as a rule b bapplylpg thd1tchF DrEi6h was in Midij iiwiili iltfterJ1 u to ert3tl c- pirept I rII oittjja rUM rIl 1 d aonr1U f a iHjIy t TENT MEETING GOING ON r yB gC9l1ductedbY Rev Rodgers And Collier t beinghel L tbodistChnrch Sunday is draw ye crowds and much enthuBi fcm li iu the rifeetingisboingcondtioted by oChieliaiikKifGolller all lire excellent jftiteltr i iil you wlll lIke to hear tfcHi i Y9uhave not been come WljLj V f 1Educational Association A m titoku Ed QCa tional As tt I KxMijad existed foi forty= nCyfearsvIiad until donnp the i14 r t1 redordo f but 800 t t berh year the officers le ta n d2500 nnd have b9PtipQU rsached t numbar They will during thnextfew days attempt to raise the num bpr to 6QOO rj IveIa prnnd floral parade ln honor of the Kentucky Educational tAljBo ciation on the afternoon bf June 25th This was the greatest parade of its kipd ever seen in America 100 atomQbilesparri- aees and floats alLbeatitifnly- t covered with flowers laside viThehad an pldtime school anewItype school a farm pn wheels a Rowan County MoonlrghtSchooco and many Among the features of the meeting was a child speaker- Slittle Lois Eimonds the cham pion bread maker of Iowa The trustees meeting on Tues day attracted at least 500 of those officers Thev were addressed by President Henry S Barker of State University and ill have round tables for discus sions among themselves The musical program alone was xyorth the trip The Strollers Quartette of Chicago the Boys Ohoir of the Louisville Indus as trial School the Band the cants ta by Louisville children the Song by the Leaders anew school song composed by Miss Iftheo 11PresIdent PresiofOhas F and Dr P Olaxton are national figoresI and it is seldom they can brlISonrederYbody should hear these men ISbadits delegation Also the conven intoYsections with eachal g jQnthu s eotioaa of the State are really ineductions were fee SOthou8and peoplie in J ouliV and b1mtu meetau J e t iisi aodt 0 yj t attthwtb qtI 7 t y t I I- k r U Q by American Press Association EXPRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT Who was nominated at Chicoby the Bolters for the Presi dncy June 22 AARON CLARK DIES fIAged Father of RN Clark of lfhlj City Crosses Deaths fty oitlzeqNortonvllle iii N aways me daughtet in Norton le Sunday morning at 280 oclock Clark bad been a sufferer- kidneydleehse from for a number of Seat s and the end was not unexpected was born and reared fn this unty Was a member of the Unfed i Baptist church and had been deacon for 40 years The funeral service was held at the residence unday afternoon by Rev Edwards and the interment took place at New Salem at 8 oclock A large number of friends and acquaintances atten dad the funeral The deceased leaves six children four sons and two daughters The ectiro community extend sympathy to the bereaved ones No More Dyspepsia TroublesNotl1lnllsour on your stomach if you powerfuliorMaple Syrup For sale by tee drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporatedj1 Christian ChurchIThe attendance at S School st Sunday reached 254 with an rin of over 9 dollars The class numbered 48 and the womens class 53 the former beI log taught under the sycamoret On June 16th this school 5th among all the Christ Scholl nKen 1andWestern Kentucky Supt Rash proving a very efficient leader he singing every Sunday is a great inspirationlHelped To Keep Dowd Expenses atellsgnearly0t Holey Kidney Pills and theyttid mti omacb goodjthatI bought a bothe me ablif oetor B H biela rl indaGa troMDlI JL t 4 lTUand FRIDAY AFTERNOON EARLINGTQN Republicans 1vo tqteodetOolJ iiBooseyelt your does You i Good Breeding in Daily Life I vGood manners which Include makestheand social life move easily They p afford pleasure and comfort soothe QtecofcordtWhether or not the manner of the American people have improved in recent years is open to question h There are those who assert that the f spread of education has made for refinement and more polished wager dud doubtless that is true to soon- a siderable extent But on the other hand there are people who mourn what they consider the decay of the old courtliness of manner which badiso peculiar a charm And it is asserted that the rush and whirl of pros life makes for brusqueness of speech dad a lessen edfBpifrd for the comfort and feel ingaof others That undoubtedly is tie in many instances and rail injuriousemployes to show good manners in their relations to the traveling pub lie But whether good manners have have not decreased there is cer tainly roots for improvement Courtesy reverence conslderatness and all those other qualities that r may be included in good breeding should be diligently cultivated especially in the home and itt the school Children well trained la this essential will retain it through life I When baby sutfars with eczema or tome licit akin trouble use DoaasVointment little of It goes a long way and It s safe lor children joe a box at all stores L J T Goooh of Hanson when i been a student of a law echpoli in Lexington is at home for sum mot vacation and has connected o W himself with the firm of Gordon nd Hopewell Be will have a4xbranch office at Hanson Mr Gooch is an excellent youn maD nd merits success when your child hae wbeoplrig coHgb be refultQ keep the i eiMnr ItyKIMY aem Yoer qutI iIiIID I tsbX4Rt1 iw llpiyftMe Ortgh II a itusQ a ZtAeaaNc IeexpI t li aNtr n neee +wh lDj b t I 5 Masterful Demonstration of Bargain I Giving Dont Miss This Re I member the date June 29 I I I Unavoidable conditions make this sale must be turned into cash quickly are greatly overstocked and must unload The weather for the It 1 last two months has greatly interfered with our plans we must turn our stock into ca h quikly and swallow the loss Our stock of High must be con dehsed cut right and left and hard in every of this store dont want to waste much time for time is too have f store abounds of almost sensational nature Bargains bigger than the Biggest you have ever therefore the limit of price cutting Everygone and remember every bit of is reliable fashionable and of well quality We offer them at such startling sacrifice prices it will pay you to come fifty or more to get l = f- L Be on Hand You Cannot Afford to Bargain Event 1- ti t Talk about Look Here THE CLOTHING BARGAINS WILL BE ONE OF THE LEADING FEATURES OF THIS SALE Mens and Young Mens 9 and 10 Suits They wont last long at this price so come and take your pick I Mens and Young Mens 1250 Suits Heres where you can save a 5 bill on new suit i I Come and see them and Young Mens 15 IMens is great all suits of 4 I in fine wool fine Cashmeres Mens and Young Mens 18 to 1 I and the finest suitings all arich new designs 1 Bed 1 250 Bed Spreads Sale price I 200 Bed Spreads Sale price ItSOBed Spreads Towels Regular lOc 3c Towels Regular 15c 4c Regular 20cI 9Towels c TOt r 25c 12c I BACKWARD SEASON SALE AT Mens Socks 25c Mens sale price I5c Mens socks 9csale price tOe Mens sale price Boys Knee Suits Boys Suits 200 sale Boys worth i 1 19250 sale price Boys Suits worth i 1 69300 sale price Boys Suits worth 600sale price Odd Pants C 200 Mens Pants sale price 1 19 500 Mens Pants sale price 2 98 earnestly advise come 29 dff LIuf Mens 60c Work shirts sale price OOv C C C Mens 150 Dress shirts 98sale price1 C One lot of Boys Dress shirts C V BIG LINE OF TRUNKS WHICH WILL BE BOLD AT HALF PRICE Pins 1 C Pearl buttons 3dozen C Safety pins 2card 4i C pair Canvas gloves 7C Shoes arid Low Cuts MUST BE SOLD FOR THAN COST SO COME AND GET YOUR SHARE r I There are of articles space will not us will be sold on the same as prices listed We are Everything our line the 29 F HE OS1DN s1EMADISONVILLE ENTUCI Y Everything We unseasonable Merchapdise immediately department We preciousWe department merchandise themfiJunez 29the Starts June 29 Julys 20 Wonderful Bargains fII your 398 619Suits 978 1248 119 9Se Towels C Suits 48t450324 79sale 89sale8saletadiesSkirts 68Skirts 98I FurnishingsM- ens 38sale49sale79sale 19saleTrunks Notions 3ca Childrens Competition Rememb-er iiibargains 1seen Sale and Spreads 139 Ca Dry Goods YOU CAN SAVE 31brandcustomer Brown Domestic 5cyard wide Hope Bleach Domestic yard yards customer 8GinghamsC 9cGinghamsLawn 3yard 2I Lawn yard yard 15c Lawn 9C Bed Ticking worth 15c 9sale price C Ladies ffose Hose Regular SOc Silk 39c Hose Regular 25c Silk 1 9C Regular 25c Lisle 19Hose C Hose Regular 15c 9c Regular lOc 7Hose C Hose Childrens 8C the Old ffiriI date HERES MONEY Hats and Caps 200 Mens sale price Hats9SC 300 Mens Hats gifsale price iO35- cCap sale price ft9c Shoes JUST RECEIVED SEE THESE LOW PBXOljt One Mens Shoes and Ox fords worth 400 and 500ii f1n- patent leather gun metal yici QQduring350 and Shoes oxfords 8saleOne Shoes and 98sale9Scfar200 and Shoes 48saleand Embroidery VERY LARGE LUTE LACES AND EMBROIDERY HALF PRICE Underwear sale Regular price 50c garment 39C 19csate I 40 yards of Calicoes in Remnants During This Sale at 69 Cents I A big of Dry Goods Clothing Ladies ReadytoWear Garments and Shoes to be distribufedI into the homes the people at LESS than ACTUAL WHOLESALE COST Remember socks18c socks7c worth98c thousands allow which basis yards aboveNotice Public Right the heart the season when pt rI Iasking bfg profits their mer that will ast ni and bewilder Be sure visit chandise you can come this sale and buy your entire supply less than actual II I bargainsswholesale cost v lll More Goods for Same Money Same Goods for moneyS oslo StoreI THEREISONLYONEINTOWNe t yp SF We you to early Sale begins June r J 1 r 11 a 41- 1i f1 l J J iT f T V Jf 1 a Z a LESS tion r T l June Ii Grade t Prices deep ofour known f1 Miss This WHERE 4 10 to a a 71 10 to a 1 a a lOc 71C a 1 the i I j 4 3 J J i Below Postoffice MISS KATE PETsERTON BUILDING MADISONVILlE KENTUCKY T r t P t T I I J I I rf t ftC jj f Jt i t tjI110 t j QrJ t i r 114 II L 1 f BELOW on t in c f 5c s Ii Shoes lot of etc 3 75 o n lot of Oxfords d 2 50 or Oxfords r Laces A OF AT i h line of to in of merchants are on h thissale of marvelous to at I AS Less jt A Yof II r J t 1 t Nothing reserved Entire stock Yt 4must be sold out in2 Come t v to this sale walls Look for the B ckr1irbl Front 1 0 I1 IIoJ L aI f a I 1dN S y rIwelly elfJ rf w I y t1 1I J yQC yigfp I iIt tJI ifffrflaniWJ frVfe r P JIJ jrifiM r rt i t f i n t 1 Icr11e 11 i 3ee I M MOOUE r AND PUBLISHER t Y FAWOBTT r 1EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER J Member of Kentucky Press Association I nd r Second District Publishers League 1 y8rnncseh in Mortons Famitere Store Jl9SoA Street Mali I noille Phone No 4MlSS AILEEN l j I 47 Tuesday 1912 11 C t rtt Madisonville I I I Mrs Vera Blackwell of Han eon is the guest of Mrs Will Pritchett4 i A number of our people are in of Earliugtou today attending the Sunday School Convention Lexiugn t ton is visiting her mother Mrs Oarr r Mrs Beard remains in a criti conditionaMiss Elizabeth Toombs daughter of N 1 Toombs had the mis fortune to fall on the sidewalk while playing bruising an eye and cutting several very painful gashes In her face a doctor i called and dressed the wounds onit but in a much patched and bas daged condition i Miss Lizzie Hawood of Han sou is visiting in the city Rev Adams of Henderson J FridaydMrs Susan Fugate and daugh ter Miss Bessie hqve gone to tAi McOulloch v WJilI was euruute borney viseIrIousiasktwrong one given you For title reason we urge you in buying to bt cartful to get the genuIne lE r ftadHSkHTLiver Medicine rellabldigestion and liver ia firm ly established It does not imitate r other medicines It is better than 1 r others or it would not bo the fa largersalet SOLD IN TOWN Fa 1 It Burns0Ashes Itoncen tMHeatti J 1 It Is Handy y aNo Dirt ReadyIiY Mw II + lotl Nww Subscription Rates One Year b 100 Six monthsp i 60 Threemo thsr 26 Single copies 6 Spsoimen copies mailed free on application Correspond ants wanted in all parts of thQ county Address us for par ticulars Entered at the Earlington Post Office as Second Class I Matter once Main Kenhrcky DAVIS Mr 1 t Telephone June 25 r Notes was trouble CIRCULATE THAT GOOD OLD At Home Dont Sen It Away to the Man Order Man Mr and IriaA 0 Slaton WI have been hero several days r turned to their home at Hanson Saturday Woodson Brownian Jr left Sunday for re where he will be page at the Democrats National Convention W J Cox left Sunday for Baltimore where he is delegate to the Convention T P Nand of the Henderson Gleaner was in town Sunday and Monday isIis visiting his parents Mr an Mrs Wra Barnhill Wyatt Edmons the colored undertaker who was tried and convicted some time ago for ob tamping money under false pr tencea has accepted anew trial John L Brien has opened plumbing shop near the Depot He is an experienced workma- NannieMiss Barnhill accom AgnesiBarnhiU Weduasday for McGregor Texas to visit their Uncle Forest Clay they expect to be away a year Miss Leha Barnhill went to Louis Wednesday J Airs Malissa Hearin went Denver Col Wednesday ESlatonHanson SIll ton and other relatives here Oscar Oorbm of Ooiltown where ae Wednesday W L DeMoss went to Hen derson Tuesday f Mrs B Mi Slaton returned from Paducah Saturday 14 M J Roberts and of familyTof day v Sarah Hayes has returned from MayfieldMrs H Morgan has mumps The Latest III instovesIII1licwl r etio II Oil cocatavc It covcntntet the heat when you want k- cad tea audietIThe New Pofeetko Stottto meW I ttmjuo etba ltilTin nickel wwt cabinet Ice ihtlrci loyi raebte Attdawiifc Izor3bmnpp 1nemytli Neer Perfect elmFrs Coal etee took Bookaio- to ayoas IeOaa S to rover eriiSae ood b t STANDARD OIL COMPANYn 1M8 d tliarlaelas Kr Ce + dsvitl Kyt Ath Goa llliaik + eWa Atwadluekveafllx flat fJ rr t I ic co 04If P L y + n a CITY DIRECTORY MayorF D Rash Police JudgeA J Boiinott Chief of Police Wm Bradley Night CaefJ H Hamby Clerk Paul P Price TreaeureriFratik B Arnold City Tbysician W K Nlabofc City EngineerR E Wblpfler Street Oommissioner Bobt Wood Councilman Madison Oldham F D Rash Geo 0 Atkinson Thos Blair 0 M Henry Meeting nigh- first Monday night In each month School Trusteo Paul M Moor- Board of ealthEd M Traher- G Gilbert King and Curtis BJohs- un M D- PostmasterChas Oowell FIRE PEPABTMENT H D RO ers Chief F B Arnold Aeststa Chief i Chas Barnett Captain i Claude Long Gilbert Long W D Cavaness Brick Bouthworth Fugate lee T Miller Will Ra burn Bryant Deal Firemen CHURCHES CATHOLIC OHUBOH First mase Sunday and holy day at700 preaahinap 7- pm Rev J P MoParland Pastor CHRISTIAN OHUROH Sunday everyLordsm Prayer meeting every Wednes day at 780 p m toRnv H J BRAZELTON Pastor serviceeH 1 Prayer meeting Thursday at 780 Sundayschool at 280 p Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 a mREV G W DAME Pastor fli E CHURCH CJODTH Bev W 0 pastor Services o every Sunday at 11 a m an 74o p m Sunday school at 980 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 Ladies Aid Society every Monday after noon Official Board meeting Mo day after first S mdayu eao month MISSIONARY BAPTIST OHUBOH has services 2nd and 4th Sunday I each month also Saturday night before r and Sunday sight tol owtn WeddI Dr A 0 Sisk Supt Ladies Aid meets eaeh Tuesday afternoon at t4regorLouisville GENE AL BAPTIST OHUKOH Services fourth Sunday morning and Satucr e Sun4aySohool aEv T J LYNN PastorY EPISCOPAL OHUBOH Services thup m REV GEO 0 ABBITT Rector 1 LODGESft W burner No 548 meets 1st and 3rd Fridays in each month E J PHILLIPS Sec Victoria Lodge No 84rK of VisitStERNEST NEWTON St0661 meets ever Thursday night Y Q WAiiKEB Sec ofolden Cross Lodge Earln ton No 525 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night In each month MRS BERTHA UMSTBAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday nights in each month Miss LXZZIB HUFF Sec EarlinltoCourtn 1 3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall DB 0 B JOHNSON Scribe Standwaite Tribe No 67Red Men meets every Friday sleep HABBY LONG 0 ol R Woodmen of the World Wedaeen are ear nestly requested to be there IBERNARD WALTON Clerk MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk x Modern Woodmen of the World No 11992 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER Sec Elks B P O No 788 moats at nightBRuler Roy S WILsoNSecretary- Earllngton Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday In each month at 280 p m MRS EMMA DAVIS Pros 1 ForWomen Who Care- Of coUrse youtts an antiseptic in your family and in the care of your own person and want the best Instea IOUwhat you have been using such as liquid or tablet an or peroxide wont you please tryPaxtinej a concentrated antiseptic powder to be dissolved in water as needed Paxtlno is more economical more cleansing more tdal and mo healing than anything you eve used ANTISEPTIC Inthotoi1eVto cleanse and whiten provendecayt and the br To keep artificial teethanq brldgeworfe nicotine bathingIperspira breath for local treatment of feminine ills where pelvic catarrh inflammation and ulceration exist nothing equals hot douches LydlaEPinkhamadvisjngtheir to use it gecame- oUtsextraordfnary cleansing germicidal powen For this pose alone Paxtlne is worth its weight- n gold Also for nasal catarrh son throat inflamed eyeecuts and wounds All druarglstBSS and 50 cents a boxf ja1 box and testimony of 81 1wTHE Y t I 1 Knights and Ladles of Seourlt fourtMondaynvited to attend Witi LOABKIOAN Clerk Visiting members are cordially thespLodKes Fjnley Salmon On Thursday morning June 20th the marriage of Miss Mary Austintwaq at t witnMiss Salmonis the popular and annd Dr Finley the son of Dr an Charlesv1 a young sician having served as mining physician for the Orabtree Goal Miping Company for the past several years The attendants were Miss Bess Wigton of Huntsville Ala a Bridesmaid and Miss Johnnie Sharp of Knoxville Teun as maid of honor both having beer schoolmates of Miss Salmon at Belmont College Mr Kimmel groomm served as best pan Many beautiful gifts in silver rbespokeigroom Dr and Mrs Finley left im mediately for French Lick and TheyIat Ilsley KY after July 18- i i Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot ba cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CHENEY i CO Toledo 0 1We the undersigned Lave lidown Fj Jj Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any f obligations made by his firm fr WALDIKQ KINHAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggistsjoledo O H alls Catarh Cure Is taken Internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free PrIce 750 Druggistseconstipationp Ada Faye is III With Ap ndlcitis Ada Favors the iiitle daugh ter of Lee Favors was f sent to- Nashville Monday to eratedf friendspwill be A FTexasThe Texas Wonbor cures Sidney and cures diabetes weak and lame IrreAularltlesof InK gravel the kidneys and bladder ReKulatesblaOdersold by yonr druggist will be sent by malt on reclpt of 100 One treatment cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr EWHall 2053 Olive street 8fi Louis Mo fcpld by all druggists aMarried men are more thought ful than single menuot because 1hey want to be but Becausethef have to be f I CR R TIME CARD J CentralNORTH BOUND pmNoNo 122 local pasBltf45 a m No 186 local 686 p m SOUTH BOUND No 101 408 pm lj46amNoNo 185 local pass 553 a m LN TIM ARD passinghroughoriginating at Eariin oti 1911TNORTH BOUNDP No 92 v lAI- ra m No 53 11108 m N094NO54 784 p m 1 2pm SOUTH SOUND No 58 ttoa m No 95i HI749 a m No 51 421p m No 93O48 pm WQ INTERUBBAN TBAINS NORTHBOUND No106764 a m rM i p m No llosoap m SOUTH BOUND mENo 109x 810 m No HI v 1 610 V m MHETIME CARD time cardwest into efleatHuaday April 01911 No 1121eaves646 am No 118 arrlvea Si80pim t tr L f 1 by u = u av zmI I r I Citi 1 b dt t r i The Finest Summer Suits hbtPossible to sell ranging all the way from 10 to W y 35 with special redaction suit sales at intermedi thedStates to maker selection from Negligee and vacation wear in thin coats 250 to 760 White F f and fancy trousers 850 to 656 Soft Shirts ti4 f1 50c to 500 Underwear all sleeve add leg length t 50c tor 250 Tti 1vThe worlds best make in Straw Hats and sii Summer Oxfords canvas or fancy leather t f Jo t Wash and Summer Woolen suits for the boys v- J t IT RAYS TO TRADE HERE 1 1 J t lfNeither can you make a Typewriter do good work with a f poor Ribbon The efficiency of a Typewriter k much upon the quality of the ribbon you use as upouthe machine itself i EL MERITO Typewriter Ribbons are RIBBONS OFtQUALITY Weguarantee them to be woven edge weave and fullinked We want you to try one at OOc use it a week and if you find a flaw in it bring it back to us and receive a new one FREE of charge or your money back if you prefer ClEL MERITO ribbons speak for themselves I Single Ribbons 60cts Half dozen lots 850 Dozenlots 000 LAMASCO SUPPLY CO Roo 3 Victory Sciildlng EARLINGTON KENTUCKY L i 1e14r s i The Bees Mammoth Cave Contest NOT TRANSFERABLE o God for 25 Votes for J I- M r1 It I lSS j It placed to Ballot Box in Bee Office before Friday June 28 iI I I Low Round Trip Fares J lt from Earlint ton to a rtremsfIf lis 30 day limit SurNew YdrkJ3255 ODtBfnto3565 iJ uLrr 60 dayjimit variablerotate fares to New Yorf 3895 Boston 42 10y if 4s t I tr 11Ir Reducefround trip fares to manyJother cities andresQrtsI 1Inthe Eastsl to tozla For particular Tate folder epcrI 1 r D P BANKS Ticket Agent r of It fe a nw r r I 1 l jto fI Bear Well in Mind the Saturday June 29 lDatecould point out thou 1 of REASONS WHY I i f theow1 opening of our doors r tJi day June 29 at 8 oclock who are familiar with t arance Sales know k lThoseCome want I you to know Deep Cut Clearance Sale Prices on Dress Goods Silks Dry Goods Linens White Goods Etc That Show Our Determination to Sell Regardless of Cost Prices t f DRESS GOODS 5IJJj Iitt Black imported Ratine 42 in 8511 wide 125 value i I 35J35I1 I Bla SuititcI j ditch wide 95er 11t50valPa ama 42 in C i W w 80fI iBlacKtripe Serg 38 inch fiA 7Sc value u WW 1Black fancy Herringbone stripe 44 value inches 100 594t j Black serge with white hair 75line 42 in 100 value r 11 Black silk Poplin an ideal summer Fabric 42 inch 98150 value l 65It Dark Gray all wool Vitieraau 85i SO inch 125 value I 1 Gray Satin stripe light weight 42 inches 100 alue 70 ILightBlue Gray plaid 36 25F 50c value I Dark Gray stripe suiting 95150 value J 1 Nagy lanamal5oin all wool 60lOO value v 95INavy Mohair 14 inch wide QC20c value t 704lJand White plaid 38 inch 50c IkBlack l very 1 9i 75inchM in80Brown Repp suiting 42 Dark Brown Rajah Woolen 5046 inch 100 value t suiting 45 inch 50value 1i0ovalue weave 42 inch 65 a Y 75olSILXBi35silks 7S O 5sI1elsesvinch wide J t JCQlines plainndv7inchf 154cKimona 5isilks 27 ahd 36 inch Ft = Value Widths SOc MS R 39 15 98LSO iwhiteSeaside Ripple silk 27 75c fancy fbordered Seco silks 40 abig 25t bargain s- r 35c fancy Seco Silks ier stripes and iinches 27J r 17 25c Silk and Cotton Mini xture with silk Polkadoti 15I five colors 35c Lenosette stripe Summer fabric r 4 20lighty t t 1 I DRY GOODS I5c fine dress Ginghams 1132 inch wide I12t Red Seal and Toile du Nord 0fast71big12 0best25patternsI25c white Repp imported 1940 inch wide 75sponged25c Mercerized strip Linen 12127 inch wide 71check 0I15assortedI15c Pajama checks 36 inch 121beautiful quality 0very5checksLAWNS 31Best Scotch Lawns Big lot of Lawns and Batistes carried from last season Worth up to 25c ydi 5 0i21IIWovenFlaxons and 1 9 0sheer12120c Printed Flaxons 71wideJLIONS 36 9good36 inch Sheer Linen Cambric 19regular 25c retailer 25inch36 25quality 49LinenOur 76o quality pure Irish 59Linen 36 inch wide a 59LinenSUMMER UNDERWEAR 71toc0extra 2c25c Ladies Fine 20Gauze Vests II 35Gauze 15Union50c Ladies Crestwood summer Union suits regular sizes only 35Soc Pilling knitParits Lace Button 25siZes100 Mens fine Balbriggan and Otis White lisle shirts and drawers 65 SOc Mens Poroskuit knee drawers a 25i I 5100 Mens White lisle union suits 34 length a beautiful cool garment a 79 100 Athletic cut Twintex Union suits a new fabric 79Sp 45ook18and7Drill I d fjitr IM + i 1 r f n WHITE GOODS 10c Loli cloth v 1y V 32 inch wide 1 t 61 71chech15c Persian LawnP40 inch P15c35 25c20c Mercerized Bastistet 15very fine ijt i 35c India Linon vetYr 25fine quality i 1632jnch20c Persian Lawn 121perfect goods i 15very25c Silk stripe 1 8Cotton Voile tit 5Qc Satin stripe- Marquisette 25i v 25best49embroideried 75c all White Embroideried Swiss V 484 15fordressesI STAPLZS 25sheeting94 bleached rpepperel r 23i sheeting ii Sf4 bleachedjPepperel J ft1s iII64 bleached Peppers sheeting 18 104 sheeting brown Pepperel 23 1sheebng36 61estic36 71mesHc36 inch fine Sea Island brown Do 6t36 Domestic 5 27 6hemmedFull Standard Calico all MOU want + 4toHOSIERY tflOc Ladies Black I Cotton Hose 5C vv 5cStripeI5c Ladies Gauze Hose Linen i OcgarterI5c Ladies White Sole Y Black Hose 1 Oc Ladies Tan Silk Boot Hose SCslightly V1Ladies Fine Lisle HoseJhite19or Black 255 cLadies White Silk Hose I jgrade9c Infants Dropsltched Hose 5clOc a Infants Hose 4 vjInfants OC 25c gradei small size tiI I1 OC Misses Everware Hose SOcii 19cforI5c Mens i Lisle Hose 110C 15 OCBlack25C Knox Knit and TIcked Colored Sox 19C 25C Mens Black Silk Sox 4c JC CSilkCSilk t M jn Pf rp rt or 4L 0 Begins Saturday June 291Big Reduction in Prices Mens and Boys 1 2Clothing The boat Cloths In the world are In this July Clearance Sale Fine New UptoDatft Hart SehaiTner and Marx and Strouse Bros High Art Suits at Big Reductions Its Your Loss if You Dont Ooine And See Whats Doing 75and75and7CMarx18 00 Strouse Bros High Art Suits 14I 75 1500 Strouse Bros AHigh Art Suits 1 i 75 yrjguaranteed 875guaranteed ODD KNEE PANT 0reducedSTRAW RATS 400 Straw Hats 298 300 Straw Hats 223 2i50 Straw Hats 187 200 Straw Hats 1 1481 i fi50StrawHats 94 fUKfllravgHatsftB 74 75c Straw Hats SOc Straw Hats 3 39 25c Straw Hilts 19 20c Peanut Hats 1 PANAMA HATS Just 12 Genuine Panana Hats worth from 350 to 600 sizes Hj 6 34 to 7 38 choice 98 FELT RATS 279Hats3 OOHats250 Gold Medal XXX 4 AftHats e 2 CAHatsI 9HatsI 125 Volunteer Brand Hats 99 79Hatst MENS SHIRTS 9ShirtsShirtsTwomatch a 98100 NegUgeeand Pleated Shirts it 79 50c Shirts of all kinds + Manhattan Arrow or Ion arch Shirts included in this sale The news about this great Clearance Sale is so remafkabj those who do not e to buy that we may prove to them our The people of Madisonvilie and Hopkins County have helped us therefore the great satisfaction we feel in proving worthy as we patronage Its a good plan to take advantage of a Clearance Sale like seasons Stock by prices we quote Its your advantage the jj present and the future All Clearance Sale Merchandise has been Ticketed with real downright bargains and dont you forget it Sale begins sharpi This Great My Clearance Sale will be 4 the migh Sensational July Clearance Prices On All Wor UUnderwear Clildreni COAT SUITS All of our New Spring Coat Suits most ot them White Serges that are Ifine for cool evening wear Choice any Suit at nlf Price COATS One Black Taffeta Coat 54 in long size 36 i 1250 f 93i 13 75IQne Black Taffeta Coat size36S3I75 tOne White Serge Short Coat lined with washable silk Ji5ooKUCOffAS j cketbIC Good Lawn Dressing Sacque 15IC Long Kimona Buttonhole Stitched edge 48 value 3C 50IC I110na special value at C QQKimona2 QCrepe2 4CrepeKimona I i3O c248Kimonas 98Ivli ppSuit 11ICombinationSuit I t jr b- phis f fJ F r r fJMI c 0 jJ 1 Annual Clearance SaleStarts Saturday June Z9ataocloeka- nd will continue for Two Weeks If this great Clearance Sale will make XtWherer f i If CHILIRENS WASH DE18S18 hildrens Colored and white 49afC Girls Colored Parcale and Gingha Dresses attractive styles ages j 8 to 14 198 14875c128 98c and Rompers for Boys and Girls and Creepers for Infants 39cmarketreptlar S1L1tIRESSES 1000 Foulard Dresses colors wie and 18 and NayYs6o38 4 95 1250 changeable ratfeta bordered Foulard and Messaline Dresses sizes 14 16 18 36 and 38 choice 7 9U 1500 stripped Messaline and Check 75stzes1760 guaranteed Taffeta dresses sizes 16 34 and 36 and Lt blue Chiffon DancingDresses made over messaline 975PETTICOATS Black ImitationHeatherbloom Petticoat 98c value only 5 dozen to sell at149c Hydegrade Halcyon Petticoat aBcandAll Silk Messaline Petticoat 300 value spe 7dalat plii79 49IfJBestBlack Taffeta Petticoat a- ani4t00value our suS igltiat 2 I n laIXCDIISLIP5Int 1 98cessEmbroidery trimmed lace trim med Princess Slips 4 4200 valuv i iii iI I q i a y r I +Y IF YOU SEE IT 1- diciiM vi11c r i 1 f 1 OJ i t TITv 1trJ t T a- hr I to 1 J vsY ii jf littt I 4 r J a iEndsSatuiay July JL I I that we will appreciate a visit to the store by even ability in valuegiving This isa really wonderful sale A to make this store what it is They will understand do here of their continued respect good will and N this Weshow how much we want to clean up the oqdsr are good as even you can buy wisely for both the YELLOW TAGS Look for them They convey 1rf O r morning June t91912l w 1 best Carnival of This Great Store r 1ejfis Readyto Wear Garments Muslin Dresses Etc DREUZSiq I Lingerie and 17 C 50 iaDresses if w 3 Lingerie and 25 14 75n in Dresses I- Ii Lingerie and 10 75 20 It Dresses p 9 1 75etLingerie and 8 75ti e resses 1- I erie i and i sette Dresses 675C dAressSes t 5t75 C UI rcse errand 475 75Jtpr9 75Je95snrate House Dresses of c Percales and Chambray J4I9S 173 148 9Se19 and1 4 r80PfH8i j a fen Muslin Gowns full cut ell made values up to 3conly 3 to customer veshigh or V ns long or short 79cyfef high or V neck Gowns high neck slipovers eck teg ex size or 9Sejokbod all styles 1 1 Goers fine cambric or Nain U 11 29styt11 69vtrJCg lT COVERS quality Cambric Corset lversiseflttfiSgv ace trimmed 25ee Nj0nso6lc Corset Covers tutifully trimmed ribbons a Ud mbradery A9ct 1Ji Ji kV r WOMENS Sfll l WAISTS 19regularFine Repp Tailored Waists 125 and 150 values1 49 Waists made of Embroidery and Lace 125 and 160 values1 69 All our very newestXingerie and Tailored Waists 150 values low neck short sleeves high neck long sleeves 98styles48Lingerie 8LiqgerieXPUIATX IIIKTI Choice of 35 Skirts in Black and Colors sold regularly from 750 to each 15004 75 45Springkirts 95New6 00 Fine Skirts Jblack and colors f 95 CRFancy 95 850 Fancy Worsted CJ 95and Mixtures r 1000 Fine Tailored 7 95Skirts Zp I 2 fCorduroy r95 XUIJ LIN UNDERWEAR Good quaijMuStin Drawers tuck om open or- ilosed Pl all sixes 19c Bettef ualibeiiri Womens praWiIQk t at and embroid49c dTo6ajuaiity well madeMus tin Drawers for girls age 13 15 and l7 years at19c35Cj 29c and Childs Muslin Drawers some 5 tucked some ruffled bottoms Zip 12 years 20cand 15c I Gcvalues all go at one price I II 114 v July Clearance of j Shoes for Everybody Some shoes make the feet tired and some make the pooketbook tired and some make both very tired Du lina Shoes make both happy The whole family may be supplied econ omically at this Great Clearance Sale 200 pairs Ladies Slippers in our bestB makes values 2 50 350 and 450 Patents Gun Metals and Vici Button Blucher and Strap styles some of all Sizes 1 OilI WOMEM WITH SMALL FEET50 pairs Slippers in 75up160 pairs Childrens Slippers iril Patents Vici and White Canvas all sizes up to Misses size 501 values up 150 choice 200 pairs Childrens Slippers Blacks and Tans almost all sizes includ ed values up to 200 75Choice i 125 pairs Slippers for Boys Girls Black and Tans flflChoiceBig lot of Mens fine Howard and Foster 4 and 5 Oxfords go styles in Patents Gun Metal Tans W 95sizesSubehelieI lU4ctiGrii en Every Slip per and Oxfardijn Our Hauie Laces and Embroideries 1000 Yardsof Pure Linen lhon Y 5va1120u yards fatal Laces and InserM 5vat500 yards of wideN Normandy Vail IvaluespInsertionsB 10to3000 yards of Cambric and lnser 5per2000 of Oambric and Swiss 10upt025e10000 yards fine wide cambric 15toWide 27 inch Flouncing very speci values 390 quality 10 patterns 2Sc All 27 inch Flouncing that sold regularly at 49c 59c and 69c yard Choice v rv3i1 All 27 inch Flouncing e terns that sold regularly at 9ca 98c Ohojlce iv 1 All 27 inch Flouncjng verJ de work and beautiful pattern- regular 148 values I FANCY IOnScA lot of very bea tiftil Sash Ribbons 6 toghiches wide values up 150 yard choice y4 t s Ji 1 1 1 11t nq c 1 P r jlie fu I Il 7z fR1 r v r t f This store will be closed all day Fri- dayr y 1 June 28 in order that we may thoroifghlyprepare the feast t f bar- gainsI that will Jitr elYQ p the f z lJ f mg morning c z I Be on hand when the doors oceD at 4 oclock dharf a dAy JIJ Delft urI jO h01 1i z OUR 11 111 I J III1PIJ 0 IIw I l k r1tLt ky1 i hr r ki t il I fi f r n ii V u NotionsI WjreHair Pins one bunch for 1 tlfge Palm Fins k I- kII oOCT N 0 Whlfe Cbftoifape4 1 4 Box Mourning Cft4i pins 1 Card fancy co1oredvpins 2 bours purFlax JXi ThreadrSin j t C Darning Cotton Jiri 2white tan 2jurkeyRed 9 Stitebrards 3 Montmellic ThreadTsiidn 3 Perilusta Emb vFqss Skein 3 IBox lnvisablehair1ins Book of Gold head pins iOc value Extra Jarge Box wire hair pins v 14 pinslrsBook of dull Jiburning pins 0 4 Pod e 4 4supportsI Package extra Jong 4wire Hairpinsi LBookLadies sheerOCull handkerchiefs r 4i 4IPearl buttons 1st quality 4 tO box pinsy 1 ts 5 Esfllla Hair wavers 6 l9rH 5 1Oc Hair Nets allcolors 5 ssBall threadt 2 7 balls for 54 t Magic Hair cGrlers 2 for 7 7IIf a ts iOc Thimbles all sizes C 7Si iI r rFairy Spiral collar supports- al Ladies pure Linenrhandkerchiefs White Cottage curtain rods 7V Redstarirap rs 27x27 inch 8 8It3s8allStickerie bhidt 1 06 yard pieces t 2I2Sc Stickeriejbraid all colors 5 lOlli CLOTH Tabfe Oil cloth marble patty white ground Vfith black veins a value clearanceprie 5 4 th July 15 t GAUZE HOSE 20 dozen Women black GauieIi hose our reguJar 25c quality with slight Imperfections 14ey 1fALt SQUARES Fine Mercerized Liilefl Domask table 35eSILK REMNANt All short lenglhs of Silks includlfi Messalines TaiTetas Foulards Changeable Serges and Fancies aj n HALF PRlfE a- V Iu FurnishingAtS RUGS i 100 Axminster Mats size 18x36 85 2527x54mches 7 5027x54 0I507I9x12 Brussels Rug 1260 Qonly one to sell at w 7O TapestryBrussels 7 18 value + 1C 75 9x12 Best 10wire BrusselsSRug 4 c W 2000 value f O 9x12 Seamless Velvet 2500 75only9x12 Axminster Rug 2250 5only8 9x12 Royal Axminsier 2500 Rugs Bright new patterns 19759x12 Finest Wiltom Rugs 0 one tan If24one blue 4 MATTINGS All our fine Jap Mattings in red green or blue colors our 7 regular 25c quality all fresh new stock July Clearence Price 20 All our Best two Tone Ilium inated and floral Jap Mat 1 tingsJ regular 30c and 35c OCClearance20c and 18c China Mattings 15good weight 25c China Mattings heavy 20and close woven 35c Matting Best 1 16 Warp China 25 12x5 Rugs feet Jap Matting 35 6x9 feet JaptMatting- gxi2Jap 1 I Rugs HO Matting O Rugs wU r9x12 China Matting A Utf rLAC CURTAINS 212 yard White Nottingham 45Lace Curtains pair 3yard White Nottingham 65- I Lace Curtains pair 1 5WhiteJECurtains JCtains I jLacew 175 and f50 Scrim Curtains Lace edge 1 Oft2 12 yards oo 200 Lace Edge Etomine 4 Mf Curtains I fjCI15tace955eotunyypftA1ERY s3sle35c Finest printed ScrirHT7r i I 1126cf O12 12 Printed Madras at 25c triped Etopllne 40 in III wide whi a or ecru IV 225Plain Ecru Scrim at Colored Burlap red green 1IfMot tfrown 15c grade 4- i J I L tJiittBe Here at Opening r J I 000rsSalurdayJunePromptly a 29 j day morning June 29 the of this mighty rher A i 1 chandise movement will be gin to revolve We want you tojoin us at that hourand witness the grandest most y 2 r + spectacular sight in the hisVt tory of local retaingoRugs WIIITErt1U1LTS White Crochet Quilt hemmed 00Double 9QUIltExtra Large Olarenden Crochet gt e 35special Y qr 4 50OrochetQuilt 78x88 Scalloped White CrochetrAA26Q r QuiltHemmedvery O All 2x2 Scalloped Satin Quilt cheap at 400 O UU w SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES 72x90 Welded Seam Bleached Y Sheets 60cvaluet54 9Sheets69Seamless v 81x90 Pequot Seamless Sheets very heavy grade 79 54f 9Bleached 0Oases TOWELS t l2c Huck Towels size 16x32 very specialetO- cHuckTowels size 18x36 slightly imperfect 7JQ size20g43biggest 1017 i2c Huck Towels sizeV1 V1i19x38 hemstitched 2 v 25c PureLinen Huck Towels Heavy durable quality 1 7 4wrk NAPKINS aAS 85c Mercerized Hemmed t Napkhisrsize 18x1815m f itNapkins1 fbleached250 Pure Linen Dinner specialoo 211 300 Pure Linen 4INlpkmsspeclal 251 350 Scalloped Lunch Napkins Pure Linen 2S5 400 Pure Linen Dinner Napkins special 6945 500 Pure Linen Gold Medal Napkins Dinner size46TABLE LINENS 50c Mercerized BleachedV- W 6K Damask 64in wide y38c tH 75c Imported Damask full bleached 2 yards wide5lttrHiOO all pure Linen Damask iI rjaf i 2 yards wideJ tItrf i 1 Jfc 10 Be1tifufPaJtemsJII t 150 Finest pure linen Damask it I big variety r i 125 SOME RED MOT BARGAINS t I PICKED HERE AND THEREVBest Scotch Lawn fresh IS1Y 1 new patterns 2 yardsto 4 I Besfheavygrade Watt 4 1 Canvas yard wide Good Brown domestic j wide 1J b t Good HuckTowels I II size 16x32 nehesidl3o- ien Shell Half pihs worth 10 cents 5tlJi Jhemmed 4 Long Cottonade Pants for r A boys worth SOc fcp s Lot of GHrtdrens slippers values up fo 16000 S 50 k vyqmens Madra shirts I Waists worth 50c 19 e l hr r tlflI p C a IIi 4o I Ii- j I I i + 1Y J I C A MORTON MtillISONVILLE KYM I 7 Funeral Director and Emhalmer Ani Cyto I frta6 tij r The man who whispeis down a well About tho things he has to soIl IWillnever reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and hollersI II News of the Town Henry Browning and wife andldaughter of Mortons Gap spent day here Sunday Nick Long of Madtsonvllle at tended the ball game here Sunday afternoon Torn Woodward of Nortonvllle attended the ball game here Sunday afternoon Maynard Prichett of Madison i ville was In tho city Sunday Mr Danan of Providence was in the city Sunday Heres a bargain We will pay the round trip fare of any one liv ingin Earlington who will pur chase as much as 260 worth of wallj 1 paper from usBISK BOOKSTOB- EMadisouyille Ky Mrs 6rlean Emmett and Mrs Molll wyatt of Mftdisonville spent the day with Mr and Mrs Jim Par ker Sunday OiydeThQmpson of Manmngton was in town Sundy 4 Teck Curtis of Hopklnavllle was initown Sunday OLD RAGS wanted at Bee office xjteatf cotton only accepted a John layers of Madisonvllle was in the pity Sunday Morris Kohlman of Madlsonville I Attended the ball game Sunday JKarl Kohlman of Madisonville wrislntown Sunday ttendlnkthed Ir ball gacqe iThurstony Nixon Sunday of Madisonville GuyiYoung of Madlsonvlllo was 3k In town Sunday afternoon i FOR SALE= One 100 course in innyihingexcept civil engineering j fr m rnatlonal Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office John Blair and John D Cothran drove to Mortons Gap SaturdayJJ Roy Parker was in Madisorivillp Saturday Miss Corrienne McCord of the spent the week end with rsl ter Mrs Tom Blair of this 1htownSaturdayNeU tMlss Lqck from the country was of Madisonville intende the base ball Sundayt ers Clark of Madisonville at the ball game here Suuay JIRo y our Hammock from Thea Book Store Madlsonville prices range from 100 to500 IJ fi Swan of Central City was in h town Sunday the guest of A Gi Dra a per And family Roy Wyatt frMadisonvllle wasI 2 Jn towQ Sunday 1 Robert DeMOs of Madlsonvllle Was in town Sunday f Miss Janis Lamb of Madisonvllle attended the tent mooting here on k43uaUay evening Owen Lafloqn of the Southard Country was In town Sunday I Bud Kell was Jn town Monday i FOR SALErOne nice lot a good- i horse a trap and harness J MBa PAT BLAIR Fletcher McCord of the country was In town Sunday t o PNEUMONIA left me with a frightful cough and very weak I bad spells Icould hardly breatheorspeak for 10 to 20 My doc orcouldnot help me but Iwan completely by I DR KINGS New DiscoverDice J GOo AND 100 AT ALL DRUGGISTS Clyde Bourland of Madisonville was in town SundavrilFrank Wllluni of Madisonville and played ball with the Earlington boys SundaymArch Grlbble of St Charles was town SundayseMisses Rath and Helen Dawson of and Nashville and Messrs Percy Stewart and Harry Williams of Madi I sonvllle were in town Sunday even lug Twq rooms for rent apply to not Mrs L H OBrian it Edgar Laffoon of tho country was town Sunday Mr and Mrs Roy Peyton of less Evansvllle were in the city visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Jdnie ItPeyton Sunday Mrs seine Rdinson and daughter Miss Annie of ProVIdenco spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Jno Rule and other relatives Ing STRAYED or STOLEN on the 9 day of May from the Bob Kelly placerrear tho old No 11 mines one little bay marebranded on the right thigh and branded on the left four shoulder a little white spot in forehead black mane and tail And any lone that could give any Information- of her whereabouts will be liberally rewarded Address Euell Lamb in Earlington KymWelby Burton of Madisonvllle was in town Sunday attending thes fillball game Mrs J T Swan and children who for the past week have been visiting her motherland father Mr and Mrs AG Draper returned to their are home In Central City Sunday Mrs H M Treeoh and children went lo Hopkinsville Saturday to spend several days with friends and relatives Mrs Margaret Thomas who has been vISiting relatives In Evansvllle and Boonevilie returned home Sun er Just received a beautiful selection- of different patterns In Tea Spoons table spoons knives forks orange spoons Call and see these before you buy dlMadisouvllleID On account of rain the work of concreting the streets has been suspended so Rey Rogers is holding a te toj meeting in the bottoms and eooda ly numbers are attending- A Roosevelt Clubhas beenform ed in Lexington KYJ and ban danas are in demand of9 9 Woodmen Picnic The Earlington Lodge Woodmen of the World will give a picnic at Lakeside Park on July 4th and a record breaking crowd is expected as there will be nothing else on this date to con diet The Woodmen are noted for successful affairs of this kind and are making big preparations There will boall kinds of games and amusements plenty of good wholesome food and plenty of fun They extend an Invitation to all wish to attend to come on this date anc enjoy themselves You Can Fat Anything Eat what your stomach craves without the slightest fear of indiges thin which is an awful feeling You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take jpne dose of Digesteze It re lieyes and cures as If by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief in one minute Get a BOo bottlo from the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Mlles Egbert Mn Francis M Egbert and Mr Long Miles both 9f this city were quietly married Saturday at the home of Rev Walter N Martin who performed the ceremony Mr Egbert is an employee of the St Bernard Mining Co and Is a gentleman of Sterling worth and Mrs Miles Is a lady whose estimable qualities have won for her many friends Their many friends Irish them mub Joy 1 i oit RECORD OF A GREAT MEDICINE MmeDoctors Could Not Help Mr TempletonRegainedHe PinkhatmaCompound Hooper NebraskaI am very glad tell how Lydia EPinkhamH Vegetable has helped me years suffered from female troubles so I was scarcely able to do my work I took doctors medicines and used local treatments but was not helped I had such awful bearing down pains and my back was so weak I could hardly walk and could not I often had to situp nights to sleep my friends thought I could not livelong At my request my husband got a bottle of Lydia E Pinkhams Veg Compound and commenced to take It By the time I had taken tho bottle my health had returned I began doing my washing and was a well woman Atone time for threoweeks did all the work for eighteen boarders with no igns of my old trouble returning Many have taken your medicine after seeing what it did for me I would take 1000 and be where I was You have my permission to use my name if will aid anyoneMrs SUSIE TEM PLETOtf Hooper Nebraska ThePinkham record is aproud and peer one It is a record of constant vie tory over the obstinate ills ofwoman ills that deal out despair is an established j fact that Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has restored health to thousands of such suffer women Why dont you try it if you needsuchmedicine Chauiauqua a Great Succei The Kedpath Ohautuuqua be ug held at Madisdnyille this week is proving a great sncces every way The lectures and features are high class and instructive and large crowds the big tent at every performance Tomorrow Wednesday will be Earhdgton day and tke majority of Earhngton people expected toattend tile afternoon and night sessions and hear Judge Kavanah deliver hie celebrated lecture Traitors to Jus- tIce which should be beard bj every man in Hopkins County Thursday Opie Reed will deli P his humorous lecture UScare Grows u Mr Reed is well known here through his various boons and he will doubtless have a full house The Anita Ladles Or chestra will also appear on this There is very little doubt regard to the Ohuutauqua coming to Madisonville next season as the present one has been successfuljd putting on a line high class entertainments that willppealtake a guarantee of 1601M next year but there is evidence the Womans Qlub and business men the community will not hesI- tate to put up this guarantee MALARIA headache biliousness indigestion rheumatism pimples blotches yellow complexion etc are all signs of poisons in your blood These poisons should be driven out or serious illnessmay result To get rid of them us- eThedforili set BlackDraught the old reliable purely vegetable liver medicine Mrs J H Easier of U saysIyears I felt bad most of the time J tried Thed fords BlackDraught and now I feel better than when 1 was 16 years old Your druggist sells It in 25 cent packages I njJ I1l r t Q Q i ne un re Suits 2a 1 Me S Stylish Clothes J I 1 Heavily iscow aiaS a Few MODELS in ouro WIJqRwSR Notwithstanding the Splendid Values of I 4 at the prices we marked them the unfavorableness I of the season forces us to make this sacrifice that wef may sell them this season V I Come in and get our CUT PRIC SiI B hop 1 CompnyJ YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT 1 Madisonville Kentucky IbI51 IIb I I SHAMROCK BLASTS Joe Teague made a business trip to Madisouville Wednesda- yJ T Barnettof Earlin gton was here last week Mrs John Harland is visiting in Madisoaville Mrs ArthuriDaves of Evans vile is visiting relatives here Mrs Horace Rutherford of Louisville is visiting Mr and Mrs T K Rice J 0 Teague of Mortons ip visiting here this week Bernard Robards was in Ear lington Saturday Thomas Longstaff is out again after an attack of illness Horn For Sate Chance of a lifetime to make a splendid Investment either for fiqd9Ulllaboutit tr II PRINCESS SPECIAL This Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new management and its management guarantees- its patrons high classentertainments Especially Adopted for Ladies and Children We are again running the Worlds Best Pictures Yon know what that moans Lubins Biograph Kalems Essany Pathe Seilg and r MAD1SONV1LW KY Matinee Daily 2 p m Notice to Contestants ti1000 votes will be allowed on every 100 porth- of printing turned in by contestants in the Ntmmtfk Cave Contest For prices on printing telephone No 47 Earlington or NO4 Madisonville TiiT I f4CI 1 i JULY4 i ijIII I I i ReducedRates i VI A 5 r Tickets on 5aIeaiti r t rJULY 2 3AN04 i Good Returning j b i 1 M ii unfilJulytlll2 q i f For Full Particulars Apply to D P BANKS tIw Iiar 1nton Kentucky tct r1 iSr1 il1rjJ VfJprf t to I r t1 J I n r Cieyl0 I u l 1 I r R 4 y- W 7rJ f1Yydt fi c V w Ma JiI 1f tAlYdivfJffx YK t1lr 41 rT J 1Jr t I j t I III I 1t tafil1 T e S es iEver II e 00 t i I tI 1 I jvri setgefor P X JL J t f 0 n r 1c c 4 4 AwrlllJ o Af tC i td Iv 4 f J VVewillgiye this Big 5 Setrtlnaie o 1 puMFreaoh Grayi Tripple Graniteware worth 5 and the SemiWeekly Bee one tear rjrice 1 I for S3 This offer applies to new and renew subscribers v 1 lR t r71tit SemI WeeJcIy Eadingtor iKy I R yff f W tW rFY r T4 ln t htI Mx Iyf w Ii r1 y j pir o Y t r ri rtI f E f1 v rI LvA1 It AJ 31 I t t k i iI It5 k rIll4M ktit 0j t 1 y J f 00 I r = ffi fIi Yr = ct f + iryk r fa wFj jj1 11 ti I fII 4y ii 1 The Taylor Nursery Bed iill I w I i F Men you are in town call endsee it For sale in f a1 Madisonyille onlyby i r i f C A Mortoni r y Furniture Garnets and Draperies Funeral Director an- dUFmbalmer i n MadisonviiiV Knt ckyiLy ylrr News of the Town J fJj1trB Will Utley of Earllngton who visiting her parents Mr Mand Mrs Nixon has returned home Jijiecombanled by her mother who c will assist her in arrangements for plier removal to Hopklnsvllle where l y3Mr and Mr Utley will reside in the vjjliuture f f Mrs Fred Fieler has returned from t A visit to Mortons and Earlln ton t Train 94 was about two hours i late Suuday night to the disap ointment of a number of Ear Singtou people who expected to attend the Ohautaudua v If this cool weather continues people willbe searching out their t i Jjwinter underwear The Rev Frank Dixon may ot be able to write a book like i the Leopards Spots but he can hit the tlpot every time when it i Comes to talking good commonsense I vs Socialisma t Arch Pemberton of Providence was m the city Tuesday Ii SUm Martin of Providence was jntheoltyTuesday JMrs Charles Prim leaves for Pem j broke Wednesday to visit her par- I ljents for a few days K John Barnett was in Madisonii Jtville Tuesday I Miss Juanita Long of Nashville i yJs her araudparents Mr and jnibsShaver I Mr and Mrs C E Prim attended the Chautauqua at Madlsonvllle s Tuesday night James Oaniugham age 22living near the city died Momday mor d ning ot tuberculosis he loaves a wife Hewas burled at Mt Zion J 1 t Tuesday fDinPorter colored was arres ted Sunday and fined 25 and tenI l days in jail for carrying led weapons and 5 for breach of peace i I Mlas Ola Shaver who has been ui Martin Ind for the last Yew we eks has returned home iI Percy Lily of Madisonville was In town Sunday afternoon Miss Nannie Lamb of Madison vilti was in town Sunday evening Roy Suthard gas In town Saturday night Fred Bailey of Madisonville was here Sunday eveningIHerschel Wilson ot Madlsonville was In town Sunday afternoon Ercley Bobblttof Madlsouvllle was in town Saturday night Miss Nellie Vaughn who has been visiting her brother has gone to Mobile Ala Mrs Willis Vaughn of Robards was In town Friday evening visiting her Brother S P Sellers Paul Moore attended the Ohrntaiir qua Monday Ned Barnes after a few days va cation has returned to work Rad Mitchell was in Madlsonville Monday night i Paul McGary was In Madlsonville Monday night Elgla Lane spent a few hours in Madlsonvllle Friday night Qolda Chandler was in Madison vllle Sathrday evening Evelyn little daughter of Mr and Mrs A T Jones of near town died Snndav and was buried at Pleasant Grove Monday Mrs S M Kemp who has been quite ill for several days is im provingLisle Robinson assistant cashier of the Kentucky Bank trust Co left Sunday for Louisville where he has accepted a position as pha rmacist in the city Hospital later he expects to enter the Medical department at the University he formerly held a position with the firm of Gardiner and Bowmer hereMISB Fannie Trathen of Nor tnnville is visiting fpeuds in MadisonVille this week and taking in the Ohautauqua I f j P o YfX + + t6 + + + + + + + + t+ PC- ii I t iC I i There is no I It 1 r 6tft j f iifcl Jr I AcqoTl 4 e in bad nor any bad imgoodV I t w AJI We handle only good Jewelery I atnr v 7 s T ta5 i il Once customer with us always a customer iiI TRUEMPY i ry 4 JEWELERS M0 OPTICIANS r EWUII6 K KY iif i fu + rMMYrM- M y 9 I COLORED COLTJlhr I REV i R EVANYII ilJTo1gtI J1C M rrh OLlH t i 6II ti6Oa4ofTbquek Wtake this method of4extouding ray heart felt thanks toy ny many friends andnel hbnrjaf far tholr kindness shown to QM and my children during the Illness and death of my wife btrsAL Jones jy E Jones HfThe Nannie King formely of this city but now residing In Wakeetiy Kns will tt1 grot to learn of the death of her brother Oscar Malone whiohuiccuredln Indianapolis several JaW ago JChulohIl1lItthe sum of 111 being raised the same to be used for1inproviugthe- bullding Rev Selectman Pgii prteacbed two very sermons at the AM E Zion Churblrjast Sunday Mrs Minerva Radforitae return ed from St Miss Vivian Brown iswjsitlng her uncle in Sparta Ill Mru Daisy Hart and chilbren are visiting her sister InMgntnouth Ill Mrs Salllfl Pillow pjjjfcilumblla lain the city the juie t ofiher ter Mrs Ltunie Rankin and of her brother Prof J W BeUy Although the weailfjtial been In clement the Interest 1t the revival at the Baptist chnroli oontlnuHS to hcreape We shall freMelltfhtod to hv the corporation ot the Christ ian 1011001 the I jiit the unuGtivertiii OIY1prosoeoMiss Macy jfere visiting her Earl The Mt Zlul1 B t S will give a barbecue on the P9h of tune Bt the Bktittit Itlnk at night Lawyer 0 W M0rrwh3r of tfop I kiiiKVillP WHS In the Monday and Tuesday on buiJilViesa y Summer Dress Goods and I 1 Accessories 1 Just received another shipment of that popular white Piqu jin narrow and wide wale 18oto76cyde striped patterce from M r l j 1 4 tTR I t it and GRANDER than ever J i f 1 I 1 i Greatr Hopkins County Fair Great Henderson County FairI3 Madisonville Henderson T JutyJS 17an 20 July 30 31 Augl 2 and 3D JI f gg Great Array 0f Running Trotting anl Pacing Knees 3HighGlass Special Attractions Free to All t S f Soniethine Doing nIl tIe Tirao r Sj v Excursion Rites on all Kulroadst VI4AJ r GiVENS PresidentJJ A FRANCEWAY Secretary ttJ mW + + + W o Iit+ a I lti t+ a + o I1IItIIt r r Mr Oha White of Terre Haute has sent his two children to this place Dorothy and 2athar White to his mothers home ut Ruaaellvllle Ky Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone to this town that sulfeis frequently from splitting noivr us headacrhes outrht to go at once lC the druggist andd get a 25c bottle of our Oarlstedts German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate consti pation in a dangerous form that may result in other extremely seri OUS IIU1QqtSsoll1otfOles even BriglitsDiseaso and Appendicitis Our Cftrlatedts ierman Liver Pow der acts 6ni the Liver tho real cause of Rttpationa few dcrsos en lralyreui v the trouble insure u lasting curehaver falls gnaran tcpftU Ynniav got a bottUytoilayfr6irj the St Bernard Jitul G Incorporated DJulr Department 25o a bottle+ I Scb s fork 25 Scarlet and Wool novelty ohil beI mnrnfug up to week 1 I tt All the newest tnlornLawns BatlstesandtCrppei7 to 800 to1 Ask to see Linweane andour sheer White xFtbrlci some of tanrfTnio4t pppulir m tirlals for evening costumes Just what iwJnt for FdirHopi Fancy Summer desired shades A iDs up f t fII CampHKue hose the atest in Hoalery Just the thln to with those sinpked buak boots and 26o and 60c coolall the newest things iu Fans Palms Jap Silk and and Ivory 6cto800 Fancy Summer Parasols all Colors and ahbapeo260to700 ii 0 tf l Gloves We are showing the r complete line of Silk It the yr city celebrateddouble tip gloves the that givei wear wKftef tan 4rvry navy and ohatnpasue 1 S 0 5Rslidli0o t f oj 0 12 ena ns uf76o 10RrtQi 00- t 16 BnttdnienKtuBt hand EinbilCKJ t r WMMWMW N1iMN NNNmNIffl NNNfj fi B M SLATO- NI i ral DirectorCense Embalmer NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICErPLone 1242 MADISONVILLE KVdcuMUr I MW1JmmNMwwmmwnmHNNNmN1YNNNNNNMW k4tt m xr THE ECONOMICAL WAY Tho purr distance service ot the Cumberland Telephone Tal + f e raph Company enables the business wan to conduct his i outside aifttirs in the most economical and satisfactory You can get lone distance connections to all outside important Eatllugton IFor information call ti CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GO SET iKU UUI ehathsrt41r Are you properly equipped with clothes for a Good Old Summer Time during these Vat catiorudays you will meet with strangers and those you meet judge you first by r what you wear Ourstore is now chock ii iull ofentici1gapparel Our gauzy rpaterti ials are just right for the soft breezesofsum mertimei COme in our high quality sum mer goods and our tow price on them will ji urge you to buy 0 Ladles and Childrens Nor Coats Flannel White Ratine Norfolk Coats the seasons latest ladles misses and drvnR sizes Will placed on sale Wednesday Values 1260 Special tor tillS oilc 600 120 other the newest Sllkslalf the and thing wear pumpa Keep Satin finish Stick Fans Silk moit Those Until doublp Colors black brown Button allor manner many udytoWe r Speclaltles stylesNItfttftndyUmterlalByaluoB up to 600 special 17J tCIJIt x 100 Children Gingham Parcel and Linen Dresses size 0 to 14 years ncatlj trimmed values to 200 choice 45o and Tao Five dozen Princess Slips assorted sizes 126 values at98oT- hree dozen Princess Slips Lace and Embroidery trimmed as sorted styles sizes 84 to 41 Outs regular 175 value at1iThree dozeti Princess Slips trimmed with Vaiac djand embrdjdory regular 200 values SpecalIlJO Muslin Underwear Just received another shipment of that beautiful MusUh uuder r ear that has created such a sensatloDf f be closed oY f tills w0ek at prices far below those asked elsewhere j i v t Kimono Special I All the ishprt Kluionaa you want only lOceaoh SlopairBoots while they lastBOOpalrMercprized Table Damask + M23o yjf Table Lined 503to i0 ydf v Napkins per uozenJOc to jfrOO- Blqaohed sheets 72x90 only vCi 7ic Bleached pillow cases p tv rr 9c tQjKd rIt A All tto lace anti EmbrBldery ie nd w thetHmn T6omi + atidiLa V1ot ay4w r- Ladles Pants yeu want for 190ins v tt s 11 a Garmenti SQUARE S0 t M1JIffAMUIIl N j OCiYb tJ l 11o+ 1 Io d J urge I JLt Ji 55 T J t Jv ior I I S L