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Digital page images are linked to the text file. d 1 ft r 1 J I TUESDAY IFRiaAyii AFTERNOON and ri tir e I Awnp b J IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOgR BIMNESS ADVERTISE 4T FOR SALE YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUN ir PR DAY JUNE 28 1912 r 0 No 53 JttJf1 J J I Madisonville otasH U D J Ducan general tnanngar for Columbian Iftlonal Insurance Co was in town on business Thursday Uordou made n business trip to Hopklnsville Thursday- W D coil made a business trip to Hopklnsv1lleThursday Miss Metabeth Sory left Thurseay for Chattanooga Tenn and other points to be gone about a mouth Miss Effle Gordon Gordon Jagon ofCadiz Is the guest of Miss Katti rive Givens this week f Mrd Jordon Hall of Lexington Is visiting relatives here thle week Marc Goldnamer who has been in ben here for several days has re turned home Wednesday Misses Hnzel and JuUa FawceU1 were in EarllnRton Wednesday r Frank Brown was In Eurlington Tuuraday Mrs Harriett Browning of Earl Ington was In town Wednesday night attending tan Chautauqua BJ3 Mixon and wife of Bailing ton attended thb Chautauqua here Wel1nedayti I Mr and Mrs John Long of EarII were here Wednesday night attending the Chautauqua Mr adih Mrs George Wyatt of JEarlinsjtoa were in Madisonville Wednesday night jf rMreA G Spillman of Earllng ton wasihere WednesdaJafternoon- Roy Dftvis of Darlington was 1 a here Wednesday night Ben Wilson of Earllngton was here Wednesday C Miss Icene Coyle of Earllngtou attended theyOhautauqua here Wed needayyC l Cokeys of Earllngton are Rqet i of Mist Mary EranclB Aabbyjthis week EarlingtoacIThurman Rudd of Earlingtop was hire Tuesdayi JamesMalonefof Earllngtoa was here Wednesday The Mlses Vtctorys were hereI Wednesday attending the Cbautau r qua Mrs Nannie Patterson and little daughters Clara Francis and Mary i Katnerltie have gone to ElizabethI town for auextended r i sister Mrs ellIP Pi Price and family have been Visiting their fathe s family this week Misses Levearno and Lethal Al dereon are visiting their aunt Mrs Stllos in Earllngton Mr and Mrs J F Anderson baveI been visiting in Coiltown have re j turned and are moving to Manning ton where Mr Anderson has a poI sition in the Wllburt General Store r Mrs Lizzie Jennings of Mnrfroea 1 boro iahero visiting friends and rel atives kMies Mattie Rudd ot Hanson re- M turned home Wednesday after li5Le itlng her cousin Mrs Lena Qufnoyj 1 for several days The frlends of Albert Noo Jr formerly 61 this place now are pleased 1tolearn of his marriage to Miss Buckner of Hopkinsvillo The hap py couple have gone north for their honeymoon 1Charles Samples retired farmer a narrow escape Wednesday inornlnsr from suffocation by black- damp He had gone Into a newly blasted well In his yard to remove the debrK When near the bottom i hebecame painfully aware of his danger and secured aid just before becoming qnponsofous Dr Sory f soon pronounced him out ot danJ- tertbut tie IB still very sick This is the second accident which hns come near being fatal to Mr Samples Cooper Watkins colordd who r came very near klling Luoien Mer I rltt ins crap game last Tuesday has 1 k been Released on 200 bond and trial set fat pext Wednesday Merntt walbdly mutilated and his survlv 1r lls considered miraculous 4Mrs Huston Coil has returned it from ibaWson where she has been jfbr her healthL libel tinsetae iI f1 VI Tot l w1 Wwere ere Thursday 1riMrs JB Kirtiauil Jt t itlifror itii VI1 j I rG itience visited relatives here this week r The condition xof Mrs J H Mor gan is somewhat Improved The Infant son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Fox is very sick John Burgeman thp welt known painter went to Hopklnsville Thurs day Mrs George Eudaley of Nebo and daughter Mrs B M Curry of Mayfield are here the guests of Mrs John Salmon on Arch street r The Misses Christian of Morgan field and Mrs Hunter of Provi dence have boon guests of Mrs B A Slaton this week Mrs Rankin Eastin and children have returned from Indianapolis where they visited her mother C L Ross and family have return ed from a trip to California George R Lynn and family of Ft Myera Flaare hero for a short visit ltoMrs Lynns mother Mrs Wyatt Bryan 8 D Langley and wife left last night for Oregon and California Last evening ended the Ohan tnnqua programme for Mad iRon ville this year but our citizens look foward to its anonal return The attendance at ench entertainment was goodly in number Rudtippreciative of the excel lent work of the performers ALFORDATKINSON Marriage of Popular Younf P eple Thurt day Evening A courtship begun during their college days at Swarthmore culminated Thursday evening in the marriage of Mr Newell Gilderr Alford andMiea Caroline Farren Atkinson at the home of the brides parents on Main Street PfomptY trsJff oclock Miss lJry Ruby Morton of Madison yule seated at the piano began the wedding march and the bri dal party entered the parlor from the rear hall the bride DP the arm of her father who gave her accompanawayied by the officiating minister Howard J Brnzelton ofthc Christian Ohurch Centering from adjoining room met her in the alcove beneath an immense tending floral horseshoe where the ceremony was said in an impres sive manner The bride is the daughter of Mr an J Mrs George 0 Atkinson and has many friends in Earhug ton Mildisouvilleaud elsewhere The groom has been u resident of Burlington for several years holding a responsible position in the engineering department of the St Bernard Mining Co and is deservedly popular with his company and fellow employees Tfil ceremony was witnessed by only the immediate family and a limited number of friends A delightful buffet luncheon was served the guests in the dining room after which the happv con pie left on the Dixie Flyer for Ohioago returning via Richmond Indiana to visit friends of the groom On their return to Ear lington they will occupy the for mer home of Mr and Mrs Erauk D Rish which they have already furnished The presents which were baud sOme and useful came from many friends of the contracting parties They have the congratulations of a wide circle of friends A Texas Wonder The Texas Wonber cures Kidney apd cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all Irregu troublesremovIn men and women blaOder troprlu in children lnotsold by lr drngglst will be sent by mallqn reolpt 4100 flue r erfretgKy and pther states Dr EW IftYir to = ki tIreutl o lbJldWMc1Ifj A I Miss Nell Rob ilison oSCharle Mammoth1gCave Contest All Contestants Working Like Beavers I t INTEREST INTENSE AND GROWING The race for the 4000 and Jhe river trip to the Mammotnl- Cave is getting exciting Miss Nell Robinson of St Charles is again In the lead and says she is goingto stay there if she can Miss Edna Peyton of Mortons Gap is a close second and will try to be at the head of tho column next Faiday Miss Golda Salmon of Earllngton jumps from fourth place to third and Is likely to be heard from at the flnieh Miss Mabel Browning of Earling ton holds fourth place and has an nounced her determined to win the trip to the cave and the watch if she can Mls Alberta Barnett of Mortons Gap holds fifth place and expects to move up co 11 RIhn ably by next Friday Miss Hazel Griffin of Earlngton Is sixth dls doing some good work Miss Fannie Trathen of Nortonvllle IB seventh but does not entend to hold tint plate linger than next Friday Miss Nina Williams of Ifrley made a big gatnthis week rind- wJllbe a factor In this race Miss Mary Parker of Earllngton does not show with the winners this week but JIbe could have if she would Miss Josle Payne of Nebo is doing some fine work and made a considerable gain Miss blxlg1 Woodruff of St Charles jumped from 16050 to 23950 and Is dug setae good wokshe whl likev ri heard froniI teronfitiebla ir ville and Dawson girls are just bee ginning to wake pin and get busy and the probability thipgs lie lively from now until the dad of the contest EARLINGT Miss Mar ParRei 122775JIItMabel Brpwnlng Golds Saluon rt r81315 Hazes zrfn 44 ol 8626o ADISOJWILLEv I I T i r 7 500 RuthGortiudeBlack fJv Oti5- 61dORTONHGAP f Alberta iidrnattV iiV i8X- EdnaPey tton n OlVcf- eoNORTONVILLE 27160iNell Robinson Vr 78875 Dixie Woodruff 1 28020 HANSON Ruth Jones jB400 Johanna Brown x8175 HAMBY STATION Ruth Woodruff 8075 IliSLEY M Blanch Loasure 1M5125 Nina Williams C 21725 DAWSON SPRINGS i Addle v y gCOO Ruth OanslerI 4850 lvEfO c c iJosle Payne v i Vl6450 Tiny Gates 7675 d V11 CALLED TO HER HOME 4 In St Louis On Account olthe Serious Illness of Her Father ss Miss Mary Qobbs the pretty Land charming young lady clerk who ia employed at the Sullivan Grocery Store on Moss Avenue received a message Mundavthat her father who lives in East St Louis was about to die She im mediately made preparations to leave for her home and when she arrived her father was in a very seri ntoondltion and there was no hopes fdf his recovery io S Ant irlnturl The st dBerniirdComtwnjrStore have a T tan afcfi8 btJllLrJ1I their dteretfe rn a glaeia t e counter and can be ieent all who Aaey is wariarlaite t in of The T r ritSiik WM 1oindron d 11Iii 1 1NIi iChurch Notes i A- If J- i Christian Church nn School 980 a m Breaching 1100 a mSuLr- glphThe Alabaster Box ho evening service will be chjtnged to 745 instead of 8- oiilockSubjectA n Old Story to t Visitors are always + i come fj f the services in this church b H lQ singing is rood and an at- ri1sphere of helpfulness prevails Miidisouvjlle Christian Church rR9v S M Bernard prenchef- lndnyi night on A Digest of Jils Ohautauqua by a Preacher Will Teach BarnsleySchool Mfss Hazel Fawcett of Madison- v le received first class teachers c rtiflcate last week her general ave ajge being 03 She has seonred hey s iiool at Barnsley and will teach ti ere this sesaipn beginning the first Monday in JulyS- aminonsCofYman Nuptials 0 M Sammons JSanlsberry KyJ same to Hopkins County to fifcd jbriciein the person of Mies Mii4r AnRevttesl r d them in Madisonvillef Christi + Church Thursday noon the pMieace of intimu e friends I Atlentlbe 1 Co G- arget practice at the Rifle i reportfore- 4A5ltnPd E Hi- I f A I V y r i Ali can Victor L C WILEY Earlington We are Authorized to Announce- D n M Evans as a candi date for the office of Mayor of the city of Earlington sub ject to the action of the Republican party in the prImary to be held Saturday August 3rd 1912 AL 1 Wear s n liiorjzed to announce E L Wise as a candidate for the office of May OF oft e city of Earlington sub r r 4M TUESDAYand FRIDAY ZiA1r0 FTE NUO i IrTWENTYTHIRD oftntooJsa88lstlpK andw 4 r ripWhatyou givetito be able to have the worlds greatest singers and musicians 1 sing and play for you irhenever 1 as tYouf get one of theseIlwonderful instru 1j+ t ments at almost 0 5 any price you want I r to pay15 to t200 I supplyNeedles and SupplicI SO ject to the action of the Democratic r party in the primarypto de held Saturday August 3rd 1912 r f ALSOL We are ath6rized to an 5 nounced ftV fB Johnson pas a candid te the office of Mayor of the city of Ear li gton subject tp the action of the Republican party in the primary to behetdSaturdaX August 3rd iri If 1c Jlobt Morrihew was in Madison Vine attho Cliautauqua Wednesdayv I I J rnY 0 1 J ReducedRales i 4 T 1i 2 IH 1lIA 1 II Tickets on 8 IrC t Li1 1 1 i Fr JULY 2 3AND4 t c ict f t Good Returning Y 1- runtilJuly81912V i r 0 Jo 1 I r I t 1 ru i P tit arsaYiC ii1IIll lJ fU np JJo EarI Ington KfntookvIt t t r flr f= I I IIi NIoJtJ YV I o f Jrtot f v jvi J I S y SS r 1PAUL M MOORE 1 EDITOR AND PUBLISHER a iJ E FAWOETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER i Memberof Kentucky Press Association e J and Second District Publishers League B MadiIsonl1ille k iTelephone47 IIIII Friday J 3 I r4 St Charles Talk I He did not go to Dawson last Sun day Dont forget to clip your coupons Max S Gllliland spent Sunday f and Monday in Union City Tennes see Mrs W J Faull and Mrs Dr Cur r ry spent Friday in Earlington w Tom Jennings of the country was in town Saturday- Mr and Mrs E L Kennett visit ed friends in Nortonville Sunday r Mr and Mrs Aut Robinson spenty in Earlington rSunday Mrs Archie Gribble spent Sunday in Eavllngton Max Gilliland Norris King and Barton MoEuen motored to Earling ton Friday night Mrs Dr Wm Bailey of White Plains attended the organization of Athe Rebecca Lodge here Tuesday i night visitedFn to Earlington after a visit to her sis ter Mrs W A Robinson Mrs Whitmer of Paducah was in St Caries Tuesday and Wednesday withr day Archie is quite a favorite with the Base Ball Fans over there EMrs M E Wallace and Mrs Bryant have returned from a visit tot relatives at Providence V Miss Verna Galloway spent Sat urday and Sunday in MadiBonville John Phelps of Nebo spent Sun E day night with his brother here Mr and Mrs Clay Woodruff spent Sunday in Crofton St Charles Base Ball Team de feated the Crofton team at that place Sunday the score being fourf an threet D D WoQdrufl8nd family atten ded the Nisbet Reunion at Grape = vine Sunday Quite a numbr of our people at I tended the unveiling at Adams Chap 7e1Sunday The Lodge of the Daughters of Re becca was organized here Tuesday i night a large class was initiated In to the mysteries of the order the team work being done by White Plain Lodge about forty ladies of that place attended aud assisted In the work there was also a number irom elsewhere Mrs Whitmer of Paducah was the grand offlcerln charge after the work a nice lunch was servedt Mips Nell Robinson was in Dan eel Boone Monday morning 1r Dr Ueal and Mr visited i Dr Curry here Sunday I JMrs Dr Voss Bailey of White was here Tuesday Mrs Arthur Daves of Evansville IB visiting her parents Mr and Mrs SO Harlan here this week We believe that people who travel over the roads of our county horser Iti A PNEUMONIA t- l left me with a frightful co gh and rj very weak I had spells when Icould H hardly or speak for 10 to 20 B minutes My doctor could not help I me but I was completely cured by I DR KINGS i JNew Discovery 1 Mrs J L 50c AND 100 AT ALL DRUGGISTS tj 4 to II II to Subscription Rates One yearLooSi-x months 60 Three months 26 Single copies 5 Spsoimen copies mailed free on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars Entered at the Earllnuton Post Office as Second Class Matter June 28 1912 Mullen breathe babk wagon buggy bicycle or motor car should do so having In mind at all times a care for the safety of those who live near the road and those whom they meet The same law that protects one protects the other The young man living near Carbondale who tried his hand at Lassoing a party in an Auto last Friday night near that point was engaged in a vory dangerous play and if it had not been for the alert ness of the party It might have en ded seriously The young man who did this is known and has laid him self liable to the law We know there is enough good people in Oar bondaIe to take care of such fellows and will do so should such conduct repeatedNorris was in Earlington Monday night Llndon add Clifton Faull of Illi note are visiting their grandparents Mr and Mrs D S Todd SC Harlan has returned to Clea ton after spending Sunday here with familyH and Tom Warren were in Crofton Sunday Bulah Travis of arlington is visiting his grandparents here this weekWe note that the sidewalks are still unrepaired and the condition of the schoolhouse well remains un changedMrs D Martin who was ill Sat urday and Sunday is improving Henry Jones of the Hustler force and Orlean Emmett of Madisonvflle were in our city Saturday advertis OouutyFairJohn Palmer and family of Oar bondale were in town today Mrs E J Sisk is visiting her mother this week t i beenIllElder Dlllingbam will fill the pul SundayWepreaching there once each won b Rev W N Martin of Earlington will preach at the Methodist church here next Sudnay Morning Suffered TwentyOne Years 1 Finally Found Relief Having suffered for twentyone years with a pain In my sideI flua lIy have found relief in Dr Kllmorp SwampRoot The physicians called it Mothers Pain and injections of morphine were my only relief for short periods of time I became so sick thatl had to undergo surgical operation In New Orleans which be nefited me for two years When the same pain came beak one day I was so sick that I gave up hopes of living yourSwampRootcod it The first bottle did me so much good that I purchased two bottles I am now on my second bottle and feelinelike a new women I passed a gravel stone as large as a big red bean aud several small ones I have not had the least feeling of pain since taking yaur SwampRoot aid feel it my duty to recomend this great medicine to all suffering hum unity Gratefully yours MRS JOSEPH CONSTANCE Avovqlles Par Marksville La Personally appeared before me this JosephConstancewho statement aud made oath that the same is true in substance and in fact i Wm Morrow Notary Public Letter to Dr Kilmer tll Co Binghamton NY Prove What SwampKoot Will do for You Send to Dr Kilmer COJBIng hamton N Y for a It wilt convince anyone You win also receive a booklet of valuable Information tolllug all about the1 kidneys and bladder Wheu writing be sure And mention the Earl njitan SemiWeekly Bee Regular fifty cent and size bottles for sale at all drug stores wrL r Notice to Contestants j fooo votes will be allowed on every 100 worth tofprinting turned in by contestants in the Mammoth i Cave Contest For prices on printing telephone Nor f 47 Earlington 1or No4 Madisonvilje I t F fo tO X A i THE REDMEIVS PICNIC NOT THE WOODMENS A Correctionr In the last issue of the Semi- Weekly Bee was an article says ing the Woodmen would aivd a Picnic at Lakeside Park July 4 This article was nn error obis shpuld have read the Red 1eli Since the last issue canine out R dnien and Woodmen hove been filing in the Bee Office registering vigorous kicks All the nice things said about the Woodmen in list issue were in tended for the REDMEN The writer was suffering from IlQib cipient case of nervous prostra tion caused from loss of sleep and askew pardon for making the error Very Serious It is a very serious matter to for one medicine and have e wrong one given you For thisf reason we urge you in buying to be careful to the genuine jBLACK i Liver Medicine i The reputation of this old relia ble medicine for constipation Indigestion I and liver trouble is firm ly established It does not imitate j other medicines It is better than others or it would not be the fa vorite liver powder with a larger sale than all others SOLD IN CombinedI Summer Dress Goods and c e55orle5I Just received another shfpme tot that popularwhim Pique In narrow and wide wale Jnqnard fluurej Bud I striped patterce from 18cs to 7of6iyy y Iti tAllCovers Ladles you want Ai + IIBD= 3tt x tI XX oIi 03J i GREATER and GRANDER than ever1+ Great Hopkins County Fair Great Henderson County Fair i Madisonville Henderson jH yt July16 17 I8jl9 and20 My 30 31 Aug 1 2 and 3 iGr tArrny of Running Trotting aul Pacing Races V IAc4 HIgh Class Special Attractions Free to All Ei jSoliJetlU1H Doing all the ITifnk E c Excursion RItes onal Biirronua My i CG GiVENS President 1 e1 J A FRANCEWAY Secretaryti y a 6 + + t+ + r m KEEP AT IT If the job you have is tough Keep at It the road you tread is rough Keep at it If sour goal is faraway Do not give up in dismay You will reach It some tine day Keep It It youre tlJht1U for the right Keep at It Battle on with all your might Keop at It For it matters not how strong Seem the ramparts of wronJtIRight will conquer them Keep at It If topKeep stopKeepSt ep1ndeed may be the hill But the goal Is not hopeless You let failure crush your tltlIKeep at Detroit Free Press 25 and White Ratine the ppasons ladles misses drens Will be placed sale ir1260 tillS 500 1to H- All the colors In Crepe l2c to 85c Ask see Lin weave and ur other White Fabrics some of ntarlalafor evenirig costumes Just wnat youwai foruF4lr Hop V Fancy Summer Silks all tho desired shades 119j and up Campague hoscule latest thrinlHoBierv just the thiur wear smoked bucksboots and putnps 25c and SOc Keep coolall thE newest things Fans Palms Jap Silk and finish and Ivory Stick M5o to 300 Fancy Summer Parasols colorsand shapes 25C 511kj V6tIJ We are the most complete line of SllkGlpves 111 tho city Those celebrated double tipgloves thekii that doubt We Culora white bla t brown tun utvy audit OhlIIItU lf lteguar let th8t25u and 60e 12ButtonleuKiiBI 10 ButfonlengthsVViJ 100 r 10 Button Iiti Em Dl 00 to I trimmed Corset and Pants fpri nGarment j I I d i 4Iui l f r v i J+ f F 4 4 t t a 1 t+ + + + it at a I I t 7 f v r j I ti r- v f fl 1 tr I v t I a t FA v l x f 1 I s Dont forget that the Red men Lodge will have a Pic nic at Lakeside Park ton Thursday July 4 Fletcher McCord of the country attended Tent Meeting Wednesday night chil on to to to to II fSMiss Zita of Tenn la visiting her Aunt Mrs Erl 1 nest RBllhj1FDeck Gill of the country was in town I dyspepsIa or fpr year No I appetite and what 1 did eat distressed roe ler rlblj Burdock Blood Bitters coached the s I causel II Walker SnnBury Ohio 1 1 J The Bees Mammoth Cave Contestri- NOT TRANSFERABLE Good for 25 Votes for 1 ii 1SS l a 4 4 li placed in Ballot Box in Bee Office before Saturday July 20axr A Are you properly equipped with clothes foraGood Old Summer during these va fi cation days you will meet with many strangxers and those you meet judge you first byIwhat you Our store is now chock full of enticing apparel Our gauzy mater ials are just right for soft of sum mertime Come in our high quality sumI willryeurge you to Ladies and Childrens Norfork Coats Scarlet Flannel Wool Norfolk Coats latest novelty and elzep Wednesday morning Values up Special tor week only newHot LawuwMBatlstes and sheer thenowHtaml moutopiiltr Satin Fans all 700 showing j76e lengths Earling Crawford Wednesday evening Had Indigestion M Time wear the breezes buy 0 I j Ready = toWear Specialties 50c Ladies Wash Dresses all styles t and materials values up to 500 I special 176 100 Children Gingham Parcel und Linen Dresses size 0 to 14 years neatly trimmed values to 200 choiee45o and 700 Five dozen Princess Slips assorted sizes 125 values at 880 iThree dozen Princess SUps Lace and Embroidery trimmed as V sorted styles sizes 84 to 44 Our regular 175 value at125 Three dozen Princess Slips trimmed with Val Lace and Hand embroidery regular 200 values Special 150- V Muslin Underwear Just received another shipment or that beautiful Muslin underwear that has oreatad such a sensation To be closed out r I this week at prices far below those asked elsewhere Kimono Special lII All the short Klmonaa you want only idceadh f r 25 pair of Ladles White Buck 10 Button Boots regular 800 V4 j Boots while they lastt8oopair i MBrcerlzed Table Damask 1 ot 230 yd 1 I Table Lined 600 toJIIYydtNapkins per dpj5 no r i 60c to 500I Bleached sheets 72x90 on1 yp vfivvY4oBleached pillow cases V Oo toSoo j q rf The Home ofiGlove Fitting and La Victor Corsets i I i r 1 S t j c A r i7 1 T 4 r 0ir Ir4 rf- q jJI a t fi Irp Ut J y f The estr Ever J J I tk 1 fJj A I i31 t II 1 orderIflowfJ V x i fore the SupplyIes exhausted jII 1 i M F c j b1 11 r0ii u1 f i 1 j11 j1 t 6 h rSd It 11 1 I Ir y rnM f44 IA r I e YWMi rIx M F14wMnqr eNv WIMxMQyy t Ir We ill gy Jgi Kg 3 sr1tde bfireFreniITpp1FH i 1t GtP 11 ewareWQrth5 andr ftfie emi Weekly Bee ont year price 1 J if m 91 t This offer apMies to mewand renew subscribersIY f 3dff 1F I iI 4 f- jt F J C t w t i1- 1L Semi WeeklyBee arlington Ky I a T1y- 4j r rc J J 1 us1 LIItE f C 1 t di i 0 IBearWallin Mind the j l t Dale Saturday June 29Ii We could point out thou- sandsA of REASONS WHY should be here at the openingof our doors Satur at 8 oclock withThoseour Clearance Sales now why we want you to know also Comer r I Deep Cut Clearance Sale Prices on Dress Goods Silks Dry Goods Linens White Goods Etc That Show Our Determination to Sell Regardless of CoSrPrices DRESS GOODS inchjww C 85wideQg50ci gg50crr Black Satin stripe imported Suitin 44 inch wide 95150 value Black stripe Panama 421n AC 125 valuer ww 1 0weightit ii 60woolBlack fancy Herringbone stripe 4 1 inches 100 59i valuer i 75tinesummerIr Fabric 42 inch t 50 value 65inchr Dark Gray all wool Vi eraau 8550 inch 125 value Gray Satin stripe light weighty 42 inches 100 ague N- r s Li 25lOchpark Grayshipe suiting 95l 50 value Navy Panama 50 in all wool jjA JlOO value 95wideNavy Mohair 14 inch wide OC 20c value v9Chevon M UIijlackveryayrI 75inch80z Brown Repp suiting 42 inDark Brown Rajah Woolen 5046 inch 100 value i t Dark Green suiting 45 inch 50100 value Red Basket weave 42 inch 65r 1 00 value i Wine Collar French serge 7542 Inch 100 value 1 SILKSjt 35silks35dresses75c Silk Serges in stripes and checks 59inchi 59lines100 Messalines and Taffetas plain patterns27inch I 75 12 fancy Silks all kinds 85included our qeye tpat m Kiniona silks 27 andv36 inch i widths 5oc 39a valuetL O white Seaside Ripple silk 27 1 ti jiich wide C 9Sd u- r 150 value a75c fancy bordered Seco silks 4Qr bargain a bigw U25 35c fancy Seco silks in stripes and figures 27 inches 17z 25c Silk and Cotton mixture with I SilkPolkadot five colors 15 35c Lenosette stripe Summer fabric J light white blue black 20 fa 4 1 TII DRY GOODS l5c fine dress Ginghams 1132 inch wide 4 12 J Red Seal and Toile du Nord 0fast7big2 f I2 0best25patterns25c white Repp imported 1940 inch wide 1 75sponged25c Mercerized strip Linen 12127 inch wide 71check 0inch15assorted 121beautiful12 0very7 5checksJLAWNS 31BestBig Ipt of Lawns and Batist s carried from last season I worth up to 25c yd 5 12 0allnewpatt 21in19Woven 0sheer12220c Printed Flaxons 71wideLINENS 36 9good36 9regular 25inch36 5quality 49Lmen 59LinenOur 7fic quality pure Irish 59Linen Cambric 36 inch1SU- MMER UNDERWEAR 7110cl 0extra15c Ladies Gauze Vest 1 2Stayup shoulder straps Yi 4 20Gauze 35Gauze 15Union50c Ladies Crestwood summer Union suits regular 35size only 50c Pilling knit Pants Lace Button sizes regular and extra f 251 00 Mens tine Balbriggan and 65anddrSoc Mens vPoroskuit knee drawers f 25 5 lido Mens whIte lisle union suits 9cool100 AthleticcutTwintexUnion suits a new fabric 79Special Athletic cut Nain sook Union suits 4525c BOYSBalbrigganshirts 4 A 5 H I O 37Drill1 rI- I rt d WHITE GOODS ijllOc 6132 inch widev 71chech15c Persian Lawn 1 04o inch wide J r 1 0I5c plain FlaxonV 25best15very 25fine25c India Linon RU j 1632 inch wide i Vi i 121perfect 15very18CottonJfMarqUisette I i 25 25best49embroideried 49Swiss 15fort J c ITAPLJII x 104 bleached Pepperel 25s eeting 23sheeting84 bleached Pepperete T sheeting 21 64 bleached Pepperel sheeting a r 1 8 104 thrown Pepperel 23sheeting r 1t r J w 94 brown l pperelto V 21sheeting 0 v jVs u 36 inch Corp bleached Dom 1 estic worth 8c today C 4 62 36 inch Advertiser bleachedCto f1 mesticv orth hoclodarM It 2 36 lOch fine Sea Island jown Do 6t36 inch Standard brown Domes 5tic worth 7c today a 27 6heFult Standard Calico allydu want 4toHOSIEB r T I 5cottonC 15c Ladies Fancy Stripe Hose et 5C I5c Ladies Gauze Hose Linen spliced Heel and t garter top oeto1 Oc 15c Ladies Whije Sole 1 DcBlack Hose Ladies Tan Silk Boot Hose ct 5c LaddiFitte Lisle HoseVilit- or Black 25c grade t u rcLadies White Silk Hose slightly imperfect 5Gc i j29C Infants Dropstitched Hose 5cIOc grade t lnJantsproPStithed 2 Hose 1IOC Infants Colored Sox 25t grade small size ij 1 Dc Misses Everware Hose Sp j 19cOOforZ5cI5c Mens If A 11 OLisle Hose t J C OCBlack25c M ns Kn6 Knit and Ticked Colored Soxf 19C 9SilkC 0c Phoenix Guaranteed Silk SoxrM011111Ci 100 Finest Thread Sox rgC- r lolllC xr ftjft l I it T SJ Begins Saturday June 291J Big Reaction in Prices and Boys Clothing- Mens The beat Clothes in the world are in this July Clearance Sale Fine New Up to Date Hart Schaffner and Starx and Strouse Bros High Art Salts at Big Reductions Its Your Loss If You Dont Come And See Whats Doing 75and75and2000 Hart Schaffner Marx Suits lOilO jgHighjHighcguaranteed 7EguaranteedODD XNZZ PANT 0reducedSTRAW MATS 400 Straw Hats 298 300 Str awHatsa 223 25Q StrawlHats 1 87 200 Straw HafsV 148 i9traw yjits V 94 f 00 Straw Hats f f 744 1 i5c StrawHats- 50c j 59 Straw Hats S9 25c Straw Hats 19 20c Peanut Hats 15 PANAMA HATS Just 12 Genuine Panana Hats wbrth from 350 to 600 sizes A6 J4 to 7 38 choice- FELT I tilO- y MATS 4 3 AHats3 OHats250 Gold Medal XXX Hatsy a Ii9l2 OHats15f Volunteer Brand Hats lilU125 Volunteer Brand Hats i 99100 Volunteer Brand Hate i79 MEWS SHIRTS j DayShirts 119125 Dress Shirts Two Collars to match i98100 Negligee and PleatedShirtsr 79t 43t50c Shirts of all kinds No Manhattan Arrow or Mon arch Shirts included in this sale The news about this great Clearance Sale is so remarkSle th those who do not expect to buy that we may prove to them 1- fThe abil people of Madisonville and Hopkins County have helped n to n therefore the gteat satisfaction we feel in proving worthy aql do patronage iIts a good plan to take advantage of a Clearance Sale mi thi seasons Stbck by prices we quote Its your advantage oed present and the future W All Clearance Sale Merchandise has been Ticketed w YE rellr K downright bargains and dont you forget it v tB Sale begins at 8 oclock shar Saturd This Great July Clearance Sale will be t the mig e Sensational July Clearence Prices On All Womei Underwear Clildren E COAT SUITS All of our New Spring Coat Suits irelfineany Suit at Half Price COATS One Black Taffeta Coat 54 in long size 36y 5 ftI 1250 9 1 One Fine Linen 36 600 Coatsize4 I O- Qne Blacksraffeta Short Coati 75IOpe White Serge Short Coat full lined with washable silk TPCt5ooKIMOHAS Good Lawn Combing Jacket Buttonhole Stitched Edge 15c value 1 Oc SacqueSailor 25c value 5cL- ong Kimona Buttonhole edge 48 value 25c 5050rC 9Scmonav 1 23Kimona2 48Crepe2 98Kimon3 8Klmonas500 Fine all Silk I Kimonas and Ne ligees3198CO- JlIIJrATI01f SUITS All 1 25 and 119 Combination Suits consisiing of Corset Cover and Drawers choice 9fe taceltrimmedZ50 and 300 Combination Suits very elaborately made 198 w I i i t t Fr 1 ThisAnnaalYCleara4ce S teSlarfs I J- atordayS Junet 19 xt ft oclock and will continue for Two Weeks Jf I this reatCI tmake i your Dollars Do Double Duty Wbcrc will you beoni4bt tcX I fJ j I CHILDRENS WASK BXXISX8- Childrens Colored and white Dresses ages 2 to 6 years at 75c 69c and 49C GinghamsDresses 8 75ct2SandCreepers theSCLJ11arSILK MJSES 1000 Foulard Dresses colors Rose 418and381250 changeable Taffeta borderei Foulard and Messaline Dresses sizes 14 16 18 Seand l 38 choice 7 DU 1500 stripped Messalin nd Checked Taffeta Dresses stzes16 34 and 36ipO IO 1750 guaranteed TarTeta dresses sizes 16 34 and 36and Lt blue Chiffon Dancing Dresses made over messaline A 9CP- JETTICOATS Black Imitation Heatherbloom Petticoat 98c value only 5 dozen to sell at 49c Hyd grade Halcyon Petticoat soft like Messaline black and colors 150 value 9Sc All Silk Messaline Petticoat 79cialat1 Silk Messaline Petti mA 49coats 400 value Best Black Taffeta Petticoat a 98SpecialPKIHCI8S 4PS SoEmbroidery trimmed Iue trim Princess Slips A AO 200 value I LI 25 Lin- V e Dt 20 lacD ig Lin- V DiLin DiS1 Lin Dri 71 Lint h 6 Ling W Db Ling D Ling P D 3 rint- W D- Well ade- OS d Pt- at ft 9S 9 a- Six n- and It n 1 onl- sl es- Sc Wn- sl es 1 Gott- r V ck- airn k l- t4 Coy bo- all tyr- et Gres all eryi epdqual Co erse Fide ai tifu any t 981 7 KA 1ff 1 Mdicrwii1e nr J 1 kEnds Saturday July 13 1 iarlae that we will appreciate a visit to the store by even I In SM ability in value giving This is a really wonderful sale pedM to make this store what It is They wIllunderstand a ands+ aale We showhow much we want to clean up the JJ thMgoods are g66d as ever you can buy wisely for both the l vt YELLOW TAGS Look for them They convey 1 f j j ar1 tDi rdt morning June 29J912 be Iig est Carnival of This Great Store Wens Readyto Wear Garments Muslin Irent Dresses Etc e ms C lndIL O 5 rees o ck 5 es lue vei I 19 ISIS ISIS LI I AND WASH DRESSES 25 Lingerie and 1775V Dresses v 752It8 Lingerie and C1 7iV Dresses d 7It2 D75DresSfii1 JiKgerie and 756isette Dresses j 7 gerie and 1 75Dresses a 8 Lingerie Dresses and 4 75 5 75Dressesk 64 75p3 and e QfW Dresses r I Hww- de i Welt House Dresses of Percales and Ghambray at 198173 14489Sct and IGOWNS Six full cut and values up to S7ci only 3 to customers tS high or V 98c nstlong or short79csit e or V L2IGbwns high neck slipovers 98eQainI llMGdwns fine cambric or Nain 29ta1ty1es1 69aM7ery latest grades 3 r- I M1 OOXSET COVERS Good quality Cambric Corset 0 ers lace trimmed 25cl f fjltin tFineJNaiiHook Corset Covers 2 tifullyttrimmed nbbonsi t 49c1ii WOMENS SHIRT WAISTS 50 19regular 49t2520 Lingerie Waists made of ftAll our very newt Lingerie and Tailore Waists low neckrshort sleeves high neck long sleeves 98styles48Lingerie 98UngSIFIRATI SUITS Choice of 35 Skirts in Black land Colprs sold regularly from 750 to l500g each 475j 45Spring 95New6 95black95Fancy850 Fancy Worsted Q 95and Mixtures U 10 00 Fine Tailored Q 5Skirts 9l r 2 60 WhiteCotton Q 4 95Corduroy t4 1 MUSLIN UNDlilWIAR Good quality Musliii rawets 19cclosedBetter qualities in Womens ery trimmed lace ndembroid49c Good quality well made Mus lin Drawers for girls age 13 16 and 17 rears at19c35c 29c Childs Muslin Drawers some fucked som n bottoms ti 2 to 12 years 20c and 15C11 cvalues all go at one A July Clearance ofV fc Shpes lor Everybody Soros Alices make the feet tired and BQuloiiUfike tbri pocketbook tired und lt1tm both very tired Du lin a SIfog rnaTc lbit1iPPY The wbolefan esoh oibfoklly at tUlis Great Clearance sales E 200 pairs Ladies Slippers in our best makes values 2 50 350 and 450 Patents Gun Metals and Vici Blucher and Strap styles some of all 4 sizes 1QU LUCKY WOMEM WITH SMALL FEET 60 pairs Slippers in sizes 75up150 pairs Childrens Slippers in Patents Vici and White Canvas all sizes up to Misses size 1 values up 150 choice 50 200 pairs Childrens Slippers Blacks E and Tans almost all ize5 included Choice values up to 200 75 125 pairs Slippers for Boys and Girls Black and Tans values 100OhoiceBig lot of Mens fine Howard and Foster 4 and 5 Oxfords good styles in Patents Gun Metal Tans 95sizesOhpice SekdsntisReiMeiinin Entry Slip per and OmNi iaOw ISWM Laces and Embroideries 1 1000 yards of Pure Linen Torchon 5valu1200 yards of Val Laces and Inset 5valuesof wide Normandy Val I Laces andInsertions values up to 20c o 8 yards very fine Val Laces and Insertions all new styles in broken 0to3000 yards of Cambric and lnser 5per2000 yards of Cambric and Swiss Edges Insertions valuespup to 25c per yard 10000 yards fine wide Cambric Edges 15toWide 27 inch Flouncing very special quality 10 patterns 25e All 27 inch Flouncing that sol regularly at 49c 59c and 59c yard Choice e 4 rMe- AH 27 inchi Flouncing exquisite patterns that sold regularly at 89c and 98c Choice N liAll 27 inch E1ouncing very dee P work and beautiful patterns regular 148 values Sic FANCY KJIIONS Alot of very beautiful Sash Ribbons 6 to inchtS wide values up t9 choice i50 yard 45i Ytl 1 d rA sr AYrrTc 7 1 4 1 4 i t J r J w f f J 1c This store will be closed ko y Fri 28 m order that we may i batgainsing morning Be on r hand when the doors o cn at i oclock Shairf Satur= d Z9t Xvit tIWIi J kc t bkY r e- r rr Id W Bargain Counter d ffof Notionsv Wire Hair Pins pne buhch f r1 1 Large Palm Fansj o 1 4 White Cotton tape v IiCard fancy colond t pinsj 2 2Thread 2blackj vr Turkey Red Floss spool 21 t 6c Feather Stiterbraid 3 Montmellic h 0lstein t3 9 Perilusta EmbtFpss Skein 3 3Box49tOeExtra large Box wire j4hair pins t s4DLarge book of black head PiJ Book of dull Mourning pins 4 Treasure safety pins Hr Warrens Grosgrain Collar M s Apackagewire Hairpins v Book wliitMcad f Pins w w 4vjAI JhanBest Bras Fins fuRcountttti4tf H Pearl buttonsgist quality 5s4QC box vV v 5Estella Hair weavers6for 40 lOc Hair Nets all colorssr 5 Boss Ball thread 2 7 balls fQt 4riAv 5 7lMagic Hair curlers 2 for u the Feetherstitch braidi aY 7 lOc Thimbles f all sizes 0V 7 7S1 v sL 7 7Fairy SpiraUpllar sugoorts I t Ladies Linen f thandkerchiefs 8 rds f s 8i Red Star Diapers 27x27 inch 8 Ocean Pearl buttons yV 12 14 1Qline Women Initials 3dozfor Lingerie washable Tape h all colors t Oi20c Feather stUcti Braid 1 2Pink and Blue C I i 25c allcolorTa- ble Oil marble r- groundvithwhite black veins a 2 value 4width July- clearance i 1priceV i 1 GAUZE lOSE 20 dozen Plq ns black Gauze Lisle hose witrh slight Impejf 114while thy la5t tU11Iro I JABLt JftUAtLES Fine Mercerized Linen DorHask table 5exceptionalSILK REMNANTS I All short I ngt s of Silks includin Messalines fit s Foulards Changeables Serges and Fancies at q M OIffHAJF PRIGJIw r t r 1 1 1Be Here at Opening of Our Doors Saturday June 29 Promptly at 8 oclock Satur day morning June 29 the wh es of this mighty merchandise 5L movement will begin to revolve We want you anwitness F historyhiswf 1 fA I I Rugs Mattings HQusp a qrnishings At Big Savings m This July Clearance Sale RUGSi 100 Axminster Mats Isize 18x36 II85 2527x54 5027x54 0027x544 Rugs32x72 O Oil 9x12 Brussels Rug 12 50 only one to sell at 9 75 9x12 Lennox wire Tapestry Brussels Rugs 4 O18 value 75 BrusselsRug i 2000 value 75 9x12 Seamless Velvet 2500 75onlyAxminster 2260 grade slightly soiled only one 16 75I Royal Axminsfer 2500 75new9x12 Finest Wiltom Rugs one tan one 24 75bluerMATrINGS v our fine Jap Mattings in fed green or colors our regular 2 c quality aU fresh kineW Stock iJuly Clearwjiee Price j O ll our BestTwd Tonra lllum mated 3ndl Jap Maf tings regwlxi30c and 35c 25CleJ 20c and ISd China Mattings good weight 15r 20I35c BesM16 Warp China 25MattihgV 1 I 12x5 feet Jap Matting 35Rugs r MattingRugs I OC 9X12 Jap Matting 9Rugs v 3U AftARugsLACECURTAINS 2 45Lace 65Lace1 00 Ruffled Lace Curtains 85White Pr Cream 5Qurtains 50t5t175 and tf Scrim Curtains 20JCurtains 4 a I F V 2 75l3 15It 295ieOlunyt AEAPERY- 50c j JWoveh d41ore di v 35c Finest Printed Scrim 77 I1J2i 2 cPrintedrf all colors 15 12 12 Printed Madras at i 1 O 25c Striped Etomine 40 in wide white or ecru 15 20i121or r WHITE QUILTSoIWhite Crochet Quilt hemmed ADouble72x90 Quilt White easily wasfied1 29fExtra Large OJ rendenprpchet 1 OCspeciaUt It WhiteCrochet 4 CA 1 WhiteCrpchetQuilts 260value 00 1 7 0Hemmecfvery t 82xQ2 Scalloped Satin Quilt Aftat 400 O SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES 39Sheets J o 54x00 Single Bed Seamless best quality 5981x00 Dallas Bleached Seamless Sheets 69 81x00 Pequot Seamless Sheets very heavy grade 79 s 90x90 Utica Hemstitched 4Bleached Sheets U9 42x36 Cambridge Pillow each1 10 TOWELS a A 712c Huck Toatl x32 very spyciai t Sc pCHuck Towels x36 zf T slightly imperfectep 1 j 74f irr 10biggest t t 47 l2c Huck Towels size e 19x38 hemstitched 121 2eF Heavy durable quality + 85cMercerized NAPKINS Hemmed 1 t u Napkins size 18x18 75c i 100 Mercerized Hemmed r f Napkins sIze 20x20 f fieF150 Mercerized t bleached size e4z24i 1 r 4 ff 250 Pure Linen Dinner Napkins fitspecial n 211 3 00 Pure Linen t i t Napkinsspecial 251 10 Iclt iNapkinsPure 295 pl 400 Pure Linen Dinner V Napkins special p 345 JJ i 500 Pure Linen Medal Napkins Dinner 445 TABLE LlNfiNs if 1x50c Mercerized Bleached 6m idev V3I t 76c Imported DamaslS1ulllf-bleached 2 yards wide Of 11 t 100 all pure Linen Damask oiL25allpurPatterns lie l60 Finest pure inenDama 4ruISOME RED NOT BARGAINS 5 FICKEB XCRE AND THERE IBest Scotch awnffrmJ new patterns 31 gardetosetlno jj i av Bestheavy grade Wall IH tv n as yardwidt r- GoodBrown tdomestic rr I Jyard Wloe t J iJs Jtt 0Coro bleached rfpm tiG 1 1 finequI1It 3 Jl 41 Good Huck To 4 I size 10x32 inchev iy1Co Doieh h J11ilur pins i d1V fUH d l6f 1fitj Lt U Red Star dlbdrs trle ri7 r 8ltIhemmed27x27 J Lon gid r t worth SOc r ji ifot of Children slippers tlvalues up to 150JiWpmens Madras Waists worth hirts4Iiv 1 t J r t 1 N 9 Jf7r tm1 0l57 REDMEN Will GIVE A GRAN- DaPrK aILakesideL4L Great Sachem Bob Crowe of Louisville and other prominent speakers from various parts of the State will be present and deliver addresses on the of the Order and other points of interest to the membership and the public generally s I Barbecued meats of all kinds cold drinks ice cream and all other delicacies usual on such occasions I i Good music dancing and other sports will be indulged in Fun for all old and young Come and bring Ij r your family and have a BIG day I Committeepf- Nortonville Notes rMrs Morgan and daughter Marie attended Kryls Band at Madison yule Tuesday A O Alexander of Soottsville Ky was In the olty Wednesday Miss Glenuie Barr of Madison puTJ W P BdrbaattendedItr3yi5Bend atMadlBonville Tuesday Miss Margery hJtfleJd of Madi aonvllle was here Wednesday Messrs Clarence Hardwire and Guy Herring of White Plains at tended the dance here Friday night W 0 Hamby was in Madlsonville Tuesday Mist Lera Stephens of Versailles Ky Is In the city visiting friends Miss Fannie Trathen has returned Home after attending the Ohautau a MadisonvillewMessrs Fred Dlxnn and Carl Ham by attended the ball game at Dawson Sunday afternoon The ladies of this plane organized a Rebecca Lodges WednQBday night y q f q r i I or 1 k 1 I r r presIIdentMiss Lola Mae Eliza Moore left Thursday morning to visit friends and relatives at Fruit Hill Ky a few days IR A Kidd attended the Obautau qua at Madlsonville Monday nignt Messr Edgar Kennedy Will Earns and W U Hamby spent Sunday afternoon in Dawson Springs A large crowd attended the Titan tie scenes at Dixie Theatre Wednes day night Makes the Nation Gasp The awful list of injuries on a FOurth of July staggers humanity Set over against it however Uthe wonderful healing by Bucklen Arnica Salve of thousands who suffered from burns cuts bruises bullet wounds or explosions Its the quick healer of boils ulceres eczema sore lips or piles 26ot at All Druggists A Penny Saved Is A Penny Earned A DOLLAR SPENT AT HOME Is a Dollar That May Come Back i to Your Puree uf v b r 1Jir 1itd leithpr canyon make a Typewriter a tioor Ribbon The efficiency of a Typewriter depends as ranch upon the quality of the ribbon you use as upon the machine itselfI EL MERITO Typewriter Ribbons are RIBBONS OF to be woven close uset9 it a week and if you find a flaw in it bring it back to us and k receive a new one FREE of charge or your money back if i r you prefer i t EL MERITO ribbonsspeak for themBejves Single Ribbons GOats 1 t t Rolf dozen lots 360 t Dozen lots 600 1 I LAMASCO SUPPLY C Room 3 Vlciory Saildlnf I I 1u KENTUCKY LEARLINGTONfdin r yrwull ualldll J+ II 1 i v llJEofSlaamrock W L Odyle of Barlmgt6n was here Tuesday Mrs M E Wallace of Su Char lea visited relatives here last week Mrs Anna Bryan of Madlsonville IB visiting relativesand friends here Will Rice Is convalesance after a severe attack of illness Dan Umstead of Earllngton was here MondayrOscar Franklin visited his rentsa- tSturgialaetweek J 0 Teatfue has returned to his home at St Oharles after a few days visit with relatives There is uo real need of constipationChamberlains an agreeable movement of the bow els without any unpleasant effect Give them a trial For sale by all dealers AN URBAN LAY A winsQme meld with Mobile face And curling Aqbtfrn hair Roams far Bayohne her native place With most Superior air Around a Little Rook she strays Then toward Ann Arbor green No Steator alleymeets her gaze WhatErio sight is seenTv V A charging Buffalo she spies For Battle Creek Its jaws South fiend your steps a farmer criesI i Gat Thayer before you pause i Commandingly young Lawrence spoke He Spokane she obeyed The beast so Great Falla atfnli stroke Andover it the maid j Ive Concord I gaily he exclaimed Eau Claire your thanks 6xprd8B I Augusta Me she said Heyihame So Macon othes guess r She Bought to Barre from him her ieyes- Hot Springs a tear in view alA husband Fond du Laobeoriea Im bent on Marlon you pf A happy Homestead Fa will give Where nothing Mabanoyfi How Joliet will be to live iIn Union full of joy 1 jj IvQfIW 4 And Wheeling up my cart lll now Tacoma bride stralqhtwayj 1 Kellerman Reed ihHarper1I IIV T k f7 j yr 1 r I White City Notes I I I Henrv Gatliu wife and daapht ters Misses tiHinia and Jewel are visiting at Princeton and other points this vvqek Lumber has been purchased for the erection ofIn arbor at this place for the purpose of holding a revival meeting here soon W M Brown who has been visiting his children near Slaogh terville and elsewhere retuaaed home Monday- W E Rash of Earlia ton passed by our place Monday en route to Uzzles Mill Miss ilda White of Evans ville visited her sister Mrs J T McGregor this week Bpurlin Bennett had the mis fortune to fall about 14 ft into a well he was engaged in digging and was painfully injured Dr 0 E OBryon was immediately summoned and dressed the wounds The injured man is rapidly improving Will Buntiu was iaEarlington last week- Miss Oaesie Shadrook who has been viaitJngrelatfaeB near Lia man and other points returned home last week Uncle OadMangumof near Salem visited in White City this week W Q Doom is at Dawson Springs this week Tobe Sadler was in Earlington last Sunday Frank Green attended services at Pleasant Hill in Muhlenberg County last Sunday Services were held at Sam Mo Gregors residence last Sunday night and was well attended Some We entered theegidoiice of Will Buntin while the family wereawayfrom home last week and secured tome articles bf fb d t oj i Iant r-v PRINCESS SPECIAL 1 I This Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new II management and it management guaranteesIits patrons high class I CkildranI YAK Essany Pathe11 SellgT and Vitograpb MAD1SONV1LLE KY Matinee Duly 2 rrMrs Munn of near Dawson waa In the oltY Wednesday evening attend ing the Tent meeting Mips Flora Llpsbom Is visiting in St Charles for a few days this week Hershel Wilson of Madlso vll was In town Wednesday afteiaoon Sam Durham who has beau SB St Louis for the past few months retur ned home Wednesday afternoon Low Round Trip Fares from Earlin ton to New Yorkand Bostonc 3Q day limit Tourist lares to Nit York 3255 Bostu 3565 60 day limit variable route Wet to Niw Ytfk 3895 = Biston 4210 Reduced sound trip fares to many other cities and resorts- in the past Superior Service tpth8 fast For partieulurrojN foidn dNcriptivlkrhturm and 1Nper reierrationi jdre i D P BANKS Ticket Atfant lF Pp4 acter nw+ra 6rsrd JI u Nu y wwgnuwuvh YG iHiMasterful DemnE ion of Bargain Giving Dont Miss This1fee r member the date June 20 55 o i i V hn y li r y V uf J 1 1 on our date June I j i 1 I I Unavoidable conditions make this sale must be turned into cash quickly We ar overstocked and must unload The unseasonable weather for the dast two months has interfered with our plans we must turn our stock into cash quickly swallow the Our stock of High Grade Merchandise must be con densed Prices cut right left deep hard in every of store We dont want to waste much time for time is too precious We have j therefore gone the limit of price cutting Every of our store abounds in bargains of almost sensational nature Bargains bigger than the biggest you have ever seen and remember every bit of merchandise is reliable fashionable and of well known q ityW offer them at such startling sacrifice prices it will you to come fifty miles or more to get them i r 29 20 Be on Hand You Cannot Afford to nibs This Bargain Event i Talkabout Bargains Look Here THE CLOTHING BARGAINS WILLIE ONfc OF LEADING FEATUB1B OF THIS SALE f Mens and Young Mens 9 and St0 Suits They wont last long at I 8andMens and Young Mens 1250 Suits Heres where you can save a 19ComeMens and Young Mens 15 Suits This assortment is great all suits of new patterns in fine all wool fine 7QCashmeresMens and Young Mens 18 to 2Q Suits and the finest suitings all v Bed Spreads 39Sale19Sale150 Bed Spreads 98Sale price C 3TowelsC Regular 15c 4r Towels J 1 9TowelscI iiid 1i i u pq BACK1ARD t SEASON SALE 7E OOSTON STO E ItMADISONVILLE NTLJCP e v Sale and 112Tovels AT Mens Socks I 26c Mens socks18csale price I5c Mens socks9csale price lOc Mens sOCKS7csale price Boys Knee Suits Boys Suits worth 98200 sale price C Boys Suits worth 4 250 sale price I 19 Boys Suits worth 4 69300 sale price I Boys Suits worth CO 48450 sale price r Bois Suits worth jQ 24600sale price Odd Pants l25 Mens Pants79csale price 89sale8sale98sateLadies Skirts 68Skirts 8Skirts 4Mens Furnishings 38saleC 38saleC 49saleC 79saleC 98saleC- One lot of Boys Dress shrfs 19saleC A BIG LINE OF TRUNKS WHICH WILL BE BOLD AT HALF PRICE Merrick thread a spools 3C Hooks and Eyes 3a dozen C Pins 1 C Pearl buttons v 31Ca dozen 4 Safety Pins- card 2c a Canvas gloves 7C Childrens Shoes and Low Cuts MUST BE SOLD Fdfi LESS THAN COST SOCOMEANDGETYOTJE SHARE J menemA sale that will astonish and bewilder Be sure you visit this sale of marvelous I bargainsa 7 I It e i t r j v I I I l I y I We are BELOWf r Everything in line Remem a her the t 1 ED Y Everything greatly greatly and loss and and department this department pay t Wonderful THE Towels it TrunkS Notions pair 29t Dry Goods HERES WHERE YOU CAN SAVE MONEY 10 yards to a customer Brown DomesticSIyard wide Hope Bleach Domestic 71a yard M C 10 yards to a customer lOc Dress- Ginghams SCr- d2cDress Ginghams V 9c Be Lawn 31Ca yard J a yard lOCiibawn fI 7zc IiI5c Lawn 9cIa yard Bed Ticking worth 15c 9csale price Ladies Hose Hose Regular SOc Silk 39c Regular 25c Silk Hose 1 9c 19cHose HtRegular I5c 9c ar lOc i 7cHoseChildrens 8cHose S Old e Hats and Caps 200 Mens Hatsysale price 3 00 Mens Hats sale price 15836cCap 19csale price1 u Shoes Shoes JUST RECEIVED SEE THESE LOW PRICES One lot of Mens Shoes and Ox fords worth 400 and 500 in tan- patent leather gun metal vici etc i 350 and 3 75 Shoes or Oxfords r 48saleOne lot of Shoes and Oxfords w worth 3 4 QQ salepce I 150 Shoes or Oxfords far Ladies sale price 98C 4 w 200 and 2 50 Shoes or Oxfords Ili 48sate + l cesand Embroidery- A VERY LARGE LINE OF LACES AND EMBROIDERY AT HALF PRICE 1t Underwear Regular 50c garment3gesale price 19Csale I IL 40 yards of Calicoes in During This Sale at Cents 0 A big line of Dry Goods Clothing Ladies Readytor Garments and Shoes to be distributed l into the homes of the people at LESS than ACTUAL COST r J1 M l the heart of the season when other I t No tto thoe PUblICmerchants are asking big profits on their mer t chandise you can come to this sale and buy your entire supply at less than actual 1 wholesale costS f i i t for Same Money Same Goods for Less money a- Fr f i r i f I BoMot Storetj ii 1 45 L55THEREISONLYONEINT WNS t 1 a f r tWe IIrIJL11 June 29the Starts June Closes July Qdesigns 19salepr 98Skirts 31cbrand Postoffice BUILDING Ef i I Competition immediately U 98during j Remnants 69 Wear WHOLESALE sGoods KENTUCY i7 r M Nothing reserved Entire stock must be sold out in 22 days Come- S t this saCf if you have to walk Look for the Black Letter Canvas Front v 4 A i vL w I r 7 J 1 lr fi k- r r +rj i rai a kr L i ic1iJ i wu TI s 13 II i r Lr iIt t 4 fr h tti It Otw r pa tt c 1ri ti j ft pt 5 Jtlaaer a- Taraso Vf I 7 i1 A MORTQN1 l t I r J f i y r MADISONVILLE ICY- y 1 H 1 H Fun rfl Diector nd E balm rll I JAnyj L wtrrsrriasssr s rta Much Interest Is being shown In the Tent Meeting which Is being conducted by Revs Rodgers Collier and Rogers come out tonight Billy Fugate attended the 0h aura Aqua Wednesday night Mrs J M Victory and two daugh ters Catherine tend Margaret atten 4lied the Cbautauqua Wednesday Newman Whitford was in Malson ville Wednesday night- Clay Stpkos was In Madisonville Wednesday night Bailey and Ramback Comedy Oo will give tonight and tomorrow t ni ht at the Temple Theatre ah Earlington High class Play 1 Jetts and Vaudeville Strictly refined and uptodate Anmie ston 15 and 25pts You cnntafi lord 10 miss it Ed Long attended the Clmutau cgua at Madlsonvllle Wednesday Miss Elizabeth Victory and Brent Hart wore in Madisonville attending the Chautauqua 1 1 Paul McGary was in Madisonville Wednesday night attending the Qha J mtauqna XadlsonvJll Will Fall of St Charles was in Thursday Mr and Mrs B S Southard were in town Thursday Zrtwrence Turner left yesterday r r Sot Denver and other points in Col- ort a few days visit I ism Mrs A G SpiHmVn Was In Madl onvllle Wednesday afternoon1 OLD RAGS wantedat Bee office clean gotten only accepted Mlse Irene Coyle attended the I f Chautauqua In Madlsunville Wed jnesdfty vIvahiSprluglleld was at the Ohau tuqtr We dtiesday night t 205 Sarfws Tell More I H Than 200 Columns The Worlds Beet Each Month Cartoons from dallies and weeklies published In ibis country London PublLi PisMunich Vienna Warsaw Budapest St Peters Amsterdam uttrart Rome Lisbon xracb Toklo Shahgnal Sydney Canada ana th America and all great cities of the rorld Only the 200 best out of 9000 cartoons t each month are selected r JUWtture Hlslary et Worlds Events Each Month t CARTOONSFollowtheeanupain t iris parties caricature E py YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION S1SO SINGLE COPY ISo Der free ample copy will be mailed by tddrnslnz the tub niter II HWINDSOR 310 WWuhlnztonStreet CHICAGO ASK YOUR NEWSDEALER Roy Davis was In Madlsonvlllt WednesdayBen was in MadiBonvllle Wednesday Garnett Todd was in Madlaovillt WednesdayTwo for rent apply to Mrp L H OBriaDO r Mrs W K Nisbet was In Madison ville Tuesday attending the Chan tauqna Joan Moore was In MadlBonvllle Tuesday Lets everybody come to the Redmen Picnic at Lake side Park Earlingto Thurs day July 4 Mrs Harriett Browning attended the CbautuuquaWednesday John Lont aud wife were In Mad isonville Wednesday B E Nixon and wife were In Madlsonvllle Wednesday FOR SALEOne nice lot a good horse a trap and harness MRS PAT BLAIR Mr and Mrs Geo Wyatt were In Madlsonvllle Wednesday Thurman Budd attended the Chautauqua In Madisonville Wed nesday James Maloney was m Madison villa MIsses Elizabeth and Margaret Kemp attended the Chautauqua in Madisonville Wednesday Bailey and Ramback Oomedy Oo will give tonight and tomor row night at the Temple Theatre in Earlingtpn High class Play letts and Vaudeville Strictly refined and uptodate Admission J 15 and 25cts You cant af ford to miss it Miss Elizabeth Long was in Madi sonville Wednesday- Grover Long was in Madisonville WednesdayMiss Salmon was in Madi Bonvllle Wednesday Henry Pllkmgton went to the Chautauqua Wednesday night Get yourselfready for July 4and come to Earlington and attend the Redmen Pit nic at Lakeside Park Leo Salmon attended the Chautau qua in MadlBonville Wednesday Miss Annie B MonreWent to Mad isonville Wednesday JKB Guest made a business trip to Mannlngton Wednesday Leslie Boyd was in the country yesterdayBailey and Ramback Oomedy Oo will give tonight and tomorrow night at the Temple Theatre in Earlington High class Play letts and Vaudeville Strictly refined and uptodate Admig sion 15 and 25ctf You cant nf ford to miss it- I i + + + + + + + g + J+ t + jt X f+ i There is no t0 y GOOf1lF r I fyehalf nor any bad in g09i Li I a vWe handle only good jevvelery i pP IOncf HOlliNGER TRUEMPY h r JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS i EARLINQTON w KENTUCKY i 0 7 ryrl r 1 t nN4yr 9 S JIi r oiIG t i 1i if4 f y I THIS IS CERTAIN The Proof That EMling ten Reader Cannot Deny Vil Ji could furnish strcytgerg encfl 4tbe e WPlepc y Ofr1S1YtlAJU yi thoe sa o r h e rnTQPil ands FNHeorle te HYtD9gn s I IresuUundoubtedly the merit ot this rerae dy Years ago your frloudsand III neighbors testified to the relief the had derived from the use of Doan Kidney Pille They now conflrn their testimonials They say time has completed the testo Ji W Alraon Earllngton Ky says I have never been bothers with Kidney trouble since Doan Kidney Pills cured Ins two years iI ago and I recommend them just as highly as ever My Kidneys were weak and I had to get up at night to pass the kidney secretions When I heard of Doan Kidney Pills I beban taking then and they relieved mo In a short time The contents or one box completely cured me NOTICE I will not be responsible for any thing bought by any ono auti charged to me for payment Respectfully JOE OCONNOR C L Adams was at Madlsonvill T auesMM Harry Corey was In Jfadieojv ville Wednesday X David Uowell and wife were in Madlsonvllle Wednesday Ends Hunt for Rich Girl Often the hunt for a rich wife ends when the man meets a woman that = uses Electric Bitters Her strong nerves toll m a bright brain and even temper Her peaohbloom complexion and ruby Tips result from her pure blood her bright eyes from restful sleep her elastic step from firm free muscles all telling of the health and strenth El otrJo Bitters give a woman and the freedom from backache headache faiutInRnod dizzy spells they pro mote Everywhere they are worn ant favorite If weak or- allhlll try them 50c at Alt Druggist The D xit Flyer was several hums late Thursday niornihe on account of turning the engine bvir on the E T H Illwe ri r orfpil ihe engineer und fire n u were killtjtU No passengers lijII reJI1he train struck tuBof jiHce in the track cajtse jYn oenr rains v I i Mrs LElia Love wife of Wley Love a farmer living near vena seep 01 hay takeu Foley Kidney Pills and find them to be all claim for them Then gave me al must Instant relief when my kidney wpre sluggish and inactive I cheer fully recommend them to all suf ferers from kidney troubles uFoJey Kid Uti Pills are as carefully and HB scientifically compounded ai anv your home doctor cat eau glue youFheyact directly 01 the kidneys and bladderSt Her nard Mining Coc Incorporated Di Ujj Department yt You can getallthe BarB cued meats you are looking for at the Redmens Picnici at Lakeside Park EarlingtprV Thursday July 4 tHenry Browning and wife of Mortons Gap attended the Ohau tauqua In Madlsonvllle Wednesday nlKhtIThey Put An End To It ri Charles Sadie SO Cook St Roch ester NYsavs he recommends Foley Kidney Pills ac every lily because they gave him prompt t relief from a bad case ct ktdde trouble that had long bothered him Such a recommendation comin- roue Mr is dlreo con vla lug evidence of great curative qUa lities of Foley Kidney Pills Tile true Foley Kidney Pills are naver sold In bulk but put up in sealed bottles euelnsed In ayellow carton Ask for Foley Kidney Pills Refuse ubstltuies St Benard Mining Co t ncorporated Drug Department Kif jkttr The Misses Lock of the country were in town Wednesday evening ttending the Tent meeting j Miss CorlenneMcCord of the cod try was in town Wednesday even Ing E P Bourland is nice work on the Earlingtonj cemetery Any one who wish s their lots cleaned up will do well to see Mr Bourlaurl in regaroVfto1 the matter i i MAMMOTH GAVE Hopkins County trips to Maw moth Cave will bo July 17th The round trip railroad fare from all stations 340 AH expenses at Cave Hotel 660 for two days trip The latter amount includes your board Rt Cave Hotel and the aevural routes through the cave making the total putlnFfS80Ing on regulart trains 486 am- Wd er Phi tterLJci ttASwet jfi 1 ri iia- ix4r C tt yu l ri r n o s l 7 4 w 4 r 7 iyr Qt R r SuitsrJN rt I 11 tW Mens Stylish Clothes v J Heavily Discounted vi l i see w ew MODELS our WINiDOWS g u h z Notwithstanding the Splendid Values es 4 at the prices we marked them the unfavorablenessIiof the season forces us to make this sacrifice that we i r may sell them this season X I Come in and get our CUT PRICES 4 Bh0 9 Company qt IIi YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT 1 6 MadisonvilleIr i lor 1 1 1 Move On Now says a policeman to a street crow and whacks Weans tf it dont Mcve on now says the big harsh miner pills to bowel con t1stlon and suf follows Dr Kings New Lire PUb dont bulldoze Ole bowel They gently pemudo them to right notion and health follows 25o at All Druggists Miss Kathleen Spillmau was in Mdisonvtlle Tuesday bit bIt I YMt I Each age of our lives has its I joy Old people should be happy stud they will be If Chamberlains Tablets are taken to strengthen the reKu1InrI tUtJible fr neoili o inlddU ago and older Fur sick by all dealers I Mrs Gao Atklneon and daugh ters Caroline and Margaret were I lu Madlsonville Tuesday r Never can tell when youll math a finger or t tuffer a cut bruise born or scald De prepared Thonsandi rely on Dr Thomas Electric Oil Your druggist sells It syc and Soc IThe Redmen well give oner t the best Picnics ever given li1 Hopkins county Thursday 4 at Lakeside Park I Earlington Ky OU can just as well havea sane 4th as = any other kind the idea thattheonlywayby to celebrate the Day of 49 j i beginningg= 4 g to lose its hold on the public uie er me I o t1 I is being approved pretty eosinIjj You can have a sane 3rd or 2ndor 1st or anyother JJ- iJJ date and show that youre sane by coming in here on any Jj jj day and askingus tofit you in ar 1 Hart Schaffner Marx Iyo v V 49 X d or S suit Weve got some especially good i thinsJ now forv the = f men Norfolks and summer ighsuit lively tiEyoung f n o in goodweaves J J it tfirbJt JICJ t j s 1 4 SI r Wetresellinnfthmat 18 and lip T 49 Ifl bit 1 r You are cordially invited tojcall and see us and get your Flag Free on July 3rd J i brM bitI I d Eo 1 rIt Batnes CoVran 4D e ri ytf VAX t t Incorporated4 ti f1 it ur tI I t clothesa 4lI J 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