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TUESDAY T and L FRIDAY i Ai AFTERNOON 4 t Q r LIFl f- rr tr NllJIII1Pir IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOlJR8gfNESSADJERTISE IT FOR SALE TWENTYTHIRD YEARu EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNW KY TUESDAY JULY 2 1912 o No JI r M ti k Photo copyright by American Press Association uJi1L fr i WOODROWWIlSONI WILSON NOMINATED BY ACCLAMATION M0n 46th BallotUnderwoodow Withdrew CI rk and Foss Release Delegates r BRYAN PREDICTS GREAT VICTORY Woodrow Wilson the Pro ressive candidate for president was nominated on the 40th ballot at Baltimore today by accla mation Underwood withdrew his name from the convention and Champ Clark and Gov Foss released their delegate The re sult was highly satisfactory to Bryan and he predicta a victory for the democrats in November TAFT SENDl1DULLITTSNAME I SENATE VKentucklan for Solicitor Gen JtehmannIj ll ffpreSldentUWashsngtoV Xluly Taft today sont to the Senate the nomination f William TMarsljall Bullitt of LphisvlllJjJ Kyrtq be so licitor general of the United States to SucceedFroderwiok W Lehrhann- ot St Louis resignedf r Less ThanOneBoftie Did It A suffererrites dan erta a1y say thatHtp fps iiithe ijest chill remedy I ever heardT6f Used a bottlo and used nQ- qulnlnetanWt bured DrugKIt LllObotthe- Prepared by RQBINSONPETTET CO Louisville Ii iji t d th 4- arget PtactceatRifle Range fA L WROKersls holding target ptao for oinpt the rifle rahge thinweek Theboli are making good scores and a great deal of Interest is being displayed the highest score in the 200 yard tinge was made by Seargt Pete Day Js the highest score in the 800 yard range was 48 made by Lelut Ben Wilson The practice will continue leveral days The Madisonyjlle boys of Oompany E will be over the nttet part of this week 1Aaethrt fcrlUry 4 ii The home of Will Burton of near Ifhllt dityiwe 6ateredtMififst + iI fly were aw JaatwHkGIA HMH valukiblrelothlnff were takent1 V NNI+ Nl ir1P N N N I i Church Notes f NN NN NN Chriitlan Church Attendance last Sunday 211 while the Mens Class was seated under the tree their pictures were taken by Mrs Corbett The officers and teachers met with the Superintendent Frank D Rash Monday night to plan larger things for the school A number of planswere discussed which will be into operation very soon A- teatoreof this school that is com mendable is the regular attendance of its officers and teachers whose united cooperation is telling greatly for the good ofthq sohoolIThe attendance at the preaching services is uniformity good The splendid singlftg and practical ser mons are interesting to all who attend I a j You Can Eat Anything j Eat what your stomach craves without the slightest fear of indices tion which is an awful feeling You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digesteze It relieves and cures as if by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief in ones minute Got a b0c bottle from the drug departmetit of the St Bernard M Inlng Company Incorporated v M I LARGE ATTENDANCE AT1SUNDAY SCHOOL M i11ItJtt o opening1J S n day- 18choolat the M E Qb r South th le w te208 vQlcestt id thC opening song prayer TheicoUeption jrw wsruall4JQlpB only 647 but wa hope to have pet largeatstenrianoe t- wAttho service lied at 4UtOlolook- bj the rastorRWWi Gf Brandott- there m MM i Vis one now a ttltlon fo the church Rev Brandon preached an excellent sermon and all pho heard him enjoyed It J Come oatnext Sunday bring wit you your parents children and friends I NiTheTIre Tent Meeting in the bottom sear the old M E OliUrob is draw lug lame of enthOJItI people The recedtrpttreRegnnatt- prevept ourneple from ttendln- Mwve reu b en tl datt golfs- ut ai tit yeti11Ii twhat 0r iaM 7Ix 1- E i Madisonville Note rnel nea1rIDaBethlehem country was in town Monday LattMcLaughlin the prominent politician is showing the big stick with which a negro man attempted to strike him as he was returning to his hone late Saturday night Mr Mclaughlin succeeded in getting the club in his posses sion before being hurt bethinks the negro was Acting as guardfor r a possiable jorap game and not in tending robbery he thinks he can mdentify his would be assailant The attact occured near Heusons grocery George Finley and family of Southards have been visiting his fathers family on Island Ford St during the week Mr and Mrs 0 H Murphey and daughter Miss Bonnie Vera have returned from Chicago Where Mrs Murphey went forlin operation altho the operation was a very delicate one lt was successfully performed MreMur phey is improving rapidly She has been dick some time Mr and Mrs Marvin Pate have returned from a visit to her par ents Judge and Mrs S B Wool fork Brandenburg they were accompanied home by Mrs Pates sister Miss Hester Woblfbrkjvwlio will spend some time with them Mrs Gid Bennett of Ansonia is visiting in the city Mrs Rose Waller and daughter Miss Frank have returned from a visit to relatives in Hanson Mrs J T Waller and daughter Miss Mary Glenn of Hopkins ville made a short visit here on their return from Louisville andr Irvington last Saturday Mrs R L Zubrod of Hender son has returned home from a visit to Mrs Rpss Mrs 0GOnr is visiting her motherWill 1 Mills hiss returned from rlingItonWe thank our correspondents for their news items if we did nt get them all printed last issue we had three weddings two deaths w ruatterIto find roomfor Send them all we will print all wo have room forA shooting affray qpourecf near the rail road Sunday afternoon between Dan Oatesand George Lunsford colored it is claimed Oaes attacked Lunsford with a knife whereupon the last named madeU3e of his ready revolver the wounds aro pftlnfull but not serious they wpre intoxicated Mrs Wesley McGraw went to Nortonvili turday where she met l1ssAllnnLlvelleof Green vibe who is spending a week with herr MissAddie Smith of Eldurado III who bus betjii visiting friends went to esterdavb where she will spend a few weeks Miss Vonia Beasley who has been guastQf her sister Mrs Will Rocktrisl1jth yent to Nor tonville Saturday to visit friends b fore returning home Miss Minerva Nickols ofAn 1 tmn was here Friday the guest of her brother AT Nichols enroute lions from an extended visit in Webester 06 Miss Ethel Jackson of the Anton cQuntry has been the guest of her uncle N 1 Tombs and family for several days Miss Etna Whooten of Island has been visting in the city Ott Waddell spent Sunday in Hop kinsvllle returned Huntsville AlaI Everett Brooks of St Louis at tended the funeral of his grandmother Mrs Holloman here Monday i Mr and Mrs EllIsJagoe of Ev insvllle are visiting relatives here Mrs D H Klncheloe left today for a few weeks visit in Indiana j Rev D M Harrison went to Water Valley last Sunday where he a dedicatory sermon he mpr achthtre the remainder of the week J Pro Ind Mrs W H Sugg and children of Paducah are visiting tier parents Mr and Mrs Zee Bi shop Ji L Edwards of Minnesota1 is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W P Edwards and his sister who is qUite sick So far as we have been able to learn the report that Mr Dean a railroadman whose family reside here was killed in a recent wreck is uuntreMr Mrs Artie Cummins have returned from a visit to Caadleton lndand Chicago aJire Holloman the hftst known woman in Madisouville passed to the great beyond Saturday night at the Hopkinsville Assylum where she bad been but a hort time Mrs Hot loman had for many years even af ter her mind became impared been a constant attendant of her church and her memory will live in the ml nds of the children of the city who touched by her pitable condition al ways responded with sympathy to her childish appeals She was 92 years old She is survived by two sODS Messrs Shep and Tom Brooks theformarof St Louis the latter of this city Misses Kate and Georgia Collins have been her patient care takers for many years I Funeral services were conducted at the Method ist church by Rev Wimberly Mon di at 10 oclock with a large crowd beautifullfJ9Odd Fellow cemetery lrilS4Beard passed away at her home on Noel Avenue Saturday night at elevn oclock She had been very low for several weeks Mrs Beard was one ot the moot excellent of women and was loyed by all who knew her for her gentleness of man ner She with her son and daughters DisAes Many and Nora moved from Sturgis Funeral services were con ducted at the family residence at four oclock Monday afternoon by Rev Wlmborly Of the city and Rev Conerd who was her pastor in Stur glBi the remains wore taken to Stur His for burial the family have univ ersal sympathy In their great loss James Morgan of South Carrolton ton was in the city last week the guest of D H Kincheloe Mrs W L Hall and her visitor Mrs Anderson visited Earllngton Sunday Mrs McKlnmon of Earlington was in town shopping Saturday after noon Mrs Charles and little son visited inEarlington Saturday Geo H Johnston of Henderson is in the city Varene Davis of Anton was here Monday Mlle Georgie Edwards is still quite sick L r i The esEr Mammoth Cave Contest NOT TRANSFERABLE GQ od for 25 Votes for Mi f rIaj s- tB Qiee free tlwiIaer July 30 lr r 7 l n ll r Theres no reason why you should hesitate ranother moment in this gr musical in your home The within reach The instru i ment is a joy f t r i supply you with Records Needle and Victor Supplies L C WILEY Ky s l CHRONICLES from St Charles Notes OR Thou Shat Not Tie a Can toa Bull Calf Tall j 1 And it came to pass in the sixth montband the twenty seopJ1j thereof and about Jie t isfthe night that a Bovine of the male persuasion hlefp1131ftri0n the green pastures to the busy marts of that city called St Charles 2 Moreover did he bellow the sounds thereof which was great ov en like uuto great thunder and he pawed the earth with much force and the dirt therefrom was scattered to the fonrwindb of the heavens 8 And the dwellers in the houses were much alarmed because of these great thnnderings yea even did the windows Tattle like beans in a bucket and the doors of the bouses trembled like a willow leaf in the wind 4 And it oarue to pass about that hour whiph is called nine oclock that one Robert the Davis secreted himself in that part of his garden where he was wont to feed his Swine both morning and night 6 And it came to pass that Robert the Davis spaka unto himself after this manner Yea verily inas muoh as that Dad Gummed Bull hath disturbed thevslnmber of my household and the quietness of this community I will do unto him even as the small boy doetb unto the yallor 6 And while he was yet talking his fodt stumbleth on a bucket which wasmade of tin and straightway did he pour some salt on the earth and the bull did lick the same and stood still 7 Then did Robert the Davis with much dexterity and with some solicitude make fast unto the Caudal Appendage of the Bovine the empty tin bucket while he was yet licking the salt 8 And moreover after this thing was done the Davis let the can fall against the ot the Bovine at which he retaliated and the bebound of the bucket was worse than the first which angered the Bull even unto a fury 1s9 And it carne to pass that the Bull became much alarmed because of the great weight attached JoJ1ls fly swJtoharand ran with great swiftness and bV tan searched tho atmosphere even as an astronomer would search the heavens and no man daretb to approach him 10 show con tempt for the officers which govern the city for Taylor maketh the law aud Eddie and s be that sayetb unto the people Peace be still i and they quit fhgir reelings 11 And lo even these men who are above the law and oBamafiifeth great respect yetbad it i d beeB for their fleetnesB ot toots would hits ben Bidwwipped by tbi MM MM iNn j1i pMl Y il tit a1 fU1j i 1 2V F TUESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOON for this genuine- VictorVictrola placing atestofall instruments perpetual tol200Victors VictorVictrola I- Jean Earlington t dogN MoreoverdldThe addCrancrho- who y passes St Charles 12 And it came to pass while the Bull was yet running that one Jef ferson tho Bisk who is t e owner oft a Chariot known as a Buzz Wagon was speeding along the highway when he hoard a great sound as on an alpprdacblng storm 4 18 Moreover did the Jefferson putI on much speed as did also the BmllvV and lie slackened not his p eandp the Bikapakeunteliitn6elt IRr ryt Is It not so that this Chariot1nwhich I ride is feared by both mac and beast and yet this animal doth not slacken his pace neither doth he sidetrack 14 And it came to pass that the Bull gavoth none of the road bat taketh It all and the Chariot wa8 pushed aside even as you would bloW- a bubble from a pipe and the Ball still runneth where no man know eth But the Davis sayeth he run netb from Haydes even unto they Initial meal 16 And this act of Robert the Da- ViS provbketh those that sit iwtkei- counollforhave they not created newlawwhlcb reads Thou sbalfc not tie a can to a Boll calfs tall A Texas Wonder The Texas Wonber cures Kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame irregalarities ing gravel the kidneys and bladder in men and women Regulator blaOder trourles in children Tf not sold by your druggist wilt be sent by mall on reolpt of100c One small bottle is two months treat meat anb seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Hall 2053 Olive street St Louis Mo fold by all druggists We11 Known Music Teacher Marries Mr W M Bateman or Nashville Tenn and Miss Lillian Graham of Nebo were married in MoKlndry church in Nashville Wednesday Mr Bateman was f9rmerly cashier of the bank at Nebo but for several years has boon connected with a business Colldgeof Nashville The bride is a lady of culture talent ands charm she has had a class In music here for several years and her pupllaw love hbrvery mush n Mr and MrsBaterhan are spend ing the honey mpon tat Loqkout Mountain they will reside In Nash vllle w U Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if user Dlgesteze It helps your stornacbdo R the work digests what eat autti makes good rich blood from yoni terHeaEias teze Fifty ceots a bottle worth ten Its cost St drug department ofd Incorporated thCQf Bernard Mining Companyn EKo Cobb Goes to HIs Reward i E ipebb died in St Louis eat urdty of cancer of the stomach He wsiii 8 yeaN olet and leaese sa wife and three chlldreu Mary Joter and Nell Mri Cobb Was hues peetu t JIt H 1 u 11 a C ir f r r n h11 ifVVi1 k t 1 r 7 K 1 n 0 40 W J tj 1 1 71trT t iii W iI l t q I t r 4 I 1 i- J 9 ItIT i f Ll I iii 4La jcr e Ieet PAUL M MOOR rn EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E FAWOETT J ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Member of Kentucky Press Association l fed Stand District Publishers League t 1 Brach Office in Mvtons Fiirertsre Store 119 South Main Street MaliIsoandle Kentucky Phone No4MISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr I j 1912fJ n We are Authorized to Announce Dan M Evans as a candi date for the office of Mayor of the city of Earlin ton sub feet to the action of the Re publican partyin the primar to be held Saturday Augus 3rd 1912 r t ALSO- Weare authorized to announce k r E L Wise as a can didate for the office of Mayo of the city of Earlington sub- jecti to the action of the Dem ocratic party in the primar to de held Saturday Augus 3rd 1912 i ALSO We are authorized to an anoanced Dr C BJ Johnsor as a candidate for the office of Mayor of the city of Ear Ungton subject to the action t of the Republican party in the primary to be held Saturday August 3rd 1912 i JPJTJONAL MADISONYILLE NOTES w L D H Rodgers jailer has re Dawsonjr am proved rDrand Mrs R L Bone hays re 1 cftarned from aa extended trip to parttt t course Mrs J DSory has been taken to filberts Sanitarium for treatment J i li rtnany friends hope fur her speedy ki recovery Ifr and Mrs Cliff Satterfleld of I r S Louis are visiting his parents is Iand Mrs John Sattor1leta r Mrs Van Hook and son Robert i jLpMott and children of Nebp who lfistve been D A Bouduaant rotarnedhomeitZLilburn DeMoss and Fred Blatou i Sunday UrsMbTUe Martin of Earres has Y xdturned home after a visit toT A I Ittlngerandwlfe Mrs Smith wife of Her Dr Smith mf Henderson Co is the guest of Mrs T A Kittinger Both the Christian and Methodist Sunday schools have set the glorious f fourth as the date for their annual v plcalc Hon D H Kincheloe will deg e jVliYer an address on Fraternal I ismV at Sebree the Fourth khissesAlice and Jennie Shipp Apd Miss Ethel Furgpreou of Mortons were here Saturdays pping isP Helen Pur oar of Green o jUethas returned homef after ieiitig the guest of Miss Annie JSEcvIntyre Oo- rClarence Givens ft Oifcy Ed ator Of the Hustler has gone to t SDeaderson where ho liba pos- iLiony on the Qlener i Dr W A Walker of J3targia- tfess entered pardri0reliipwith Dr r Z N Vickers and Has located- Mere Dr Walker hasp the repnr 4ti0ti of being aa skilled in Subscription Rates OneYearlilSlxmonths 50 Three monthso o 25 Single copies to o 5 i copies mailed free Correspond on application ents wanted In all pafts of theIcounty Address us for tioulars Entered at the Earlington Post Office as Second Glass Matterij dentistry as our well kuuwu Dr VickersT Bailey a former citzen of Hanson lately of Oklahoma was in town this week shaking hands with old friends ne was leaving for Florida to look after Rome business matters Prof R B Rubins attended the Kentucky Educational Asso ciatIon in Louisville last week Two games between the Prov idence team and the Sensibles will be played here the fourth The Womans Temperence Union meets at oclock this afternoon with Mrs J W Rash on Island Ford street Frank Long spent Sunday in NashvilleJohn was in Madiaomville Monday night Neal Sfrillman was jn Madison ville Monday nlpht F II rp f t t u i j the Price the the the t r and1 and 2 suits from s t A Hey in Madi Thursday Eliza Porter to home in af ter several Margaret Naive list of Orof fling her Twed d hI spent several days week In London frlendsi Mr Mrs C of Nash vllte the guests of O P Webb More + or other remain or on t ma h a little apower ful al St Mining r I x t votes will IDC on every thel by 4 J i Cme For No j r or No 4 1 Ji yi r r ff Ili 111t h ffi l 7 U t t t i Signs of Danger Anyone In suifeis frequently us headaches ought to go at tc the druggist get bottle of our Gorman Liver Powder Headachesalways indicate consti pation iu a that result In other extremely sort ous Brights Disease and Appendicitis German Liver pow acts on the Liver cause of constipation a doses entirely remove trouble insure a lasting = guaran It have gota bottle today the St Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment 250 a bottle Mrs Wallace Bourland of country visited Eula Oldham Saturday Sunday infant son of Mr Everett Tweddell is quite ill Mr Sullivan of Howell attended the funeral of E K Cobb Wren Howard of Madlsouville was in Monday Mrs Bassett Miss Fannie Parker of visited sister Mrs J M Fugate Sun Springfield Merri and Harmon left night for Kansas City where they spend several weeksJim of Hopkinsvllle was Inthe week P B of Madieonvillet left Wednesday for to be guest of her mother Mrs H B Hicks for several weeks P B of passed through today enroute to Hopkinsvllle for a few days to friendsWill Mills of Madisonville was In Tuesday Goocha Long of Coyietown arrived Tuesday to her brother Mr S J family tiTMtrVtIt I 8itq ti 3 r PEOPLE WHO HAVE BECOME r1- f WEDDED TO THIS STORE Have lived happy ever after in the knowledge and consciousness that they always vbi the best obtainable at price t1Wer July A Record Breaking TradeWriting and jI Reducing in Mens Young Mens and Boys Summer Suits that pleasant relationship of past fortyfour years may be still better established and more 1C extended Watch Evansville papers for hew that we alone 3 14canilar on all spring summer or 3 4 i price suits costingfrom io to 1850 and dif 500 on all 20 to 35 Blacks Blues and Mohairs excepted IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE X 8w vX r CIo L tniitjw3JS BN P5SSEK S Mrs Brtnkley was soAville last Miss retMrned Saturday her Pembroke spending days with Dudleyr Sam IB on the sick this weekMisaLanwBoydl ton Is visa sister Hrs Everett Carl Seely last with and relatives and Barnett are Mrs Ho Byspepiia Oas Stomach Troubles Nothing will undigested sour your if YOu wlll take DIbestezef diRostive harmless andpleasant For sale by thee drug departmentof the Bernard Company Notice to Gpixteistaiitjs fiwifooo allowed jioo worth of printing turned in contestants in Mammith Coated prices on printing telephone 47 Earlington Madisohville 1 lW i5y14 Headaches this town that from splitting neiv once and a25o Oarlstedts form may ailmentssometimes even Our Carlstedts der the real few the cure never fails teed you headaches from Bernard the Miss and The and Mrs aud Mrs Dan yesterday town JP and Providence their day Ivan Robert hew Vaughn Sat urday Mol will Crawford city last Mrs Ross Henderson Mrs Ross Madisonvllle here visit town Miss visit Vaughn and J month daily pricings bargain chances price jj Incorporated Lively a a Boy It you are tired run down have no appetite get a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic A few doses will set you up give you a boys appetite make you strong and lively as a arold Purifies the blood and strengthens the system 50c a boEt1 at the St Bernard Hihlng Departtmeat Del Fergerson of the country was in town Sunday Rby Ford spent SdndaYin Owens boroMrs H G Davis Madisonville will leave Thursday to spend a week with relatives in Henderson and Evansville Floyd Lafoon of Madisonvllle waarn town Sunday Edgar jotil1onot Madisonvllle was in town Sunday Bradley Stone of Madisonvllle was iu town Sunday Bud Kell of Madisonvllle was in town Tuesday Madlsonvillejw LexlnlltontshISWE1ek Miller Evans was in Madisonville Sunday Ralph Dudley was IntMadlion Vllle Sunday- Earll Stone of Madisouvllle was n the city Monday in the Interest- ef the big ball game for the 4th beg n 3 ajilsonvUie nd Prpvldeupe r jM r 1 fl 0tI0iI 0 i I 1f i11ii h tG w j Px sBB w + i3I R iiJ II 1Greati I 11 Madisonville Htenderson Ji 11 July 16 17 1 t8 19 and 20 My 30 31 Aag 1 2 and3J WiI aceAGreat Array of Ronningj Trotting anl Pacing Hugh Glass Special Attractions Free to All a Something Doing nil the Vtoe- Excursion t Rites on all Railroads a C i GiVeNS President r t IJA FRANCEWAY r SecretaryfjI IC XXXXXXXXXXXX tt f 4r E J wt 6t iI +T COLORED COLUMN REV J K EVANS EDITOR Rev Owen Carrlngtou was called to Louisville Ky last week on ac count of the death of his aged tag therMrs Carrlugtons little sister of Clarksville Touu who his been visiting here returned home Sun jay Mrs Rice Riloy was called to RuBselville Ky Monday morning on account of the death of her fag therRobert Wyun who has been sick at his mothers home for several weeks died Sunday evening and will be burled Tuesday The revival which is being conducted at the Mt Zion Baptist church seems to be growing in in terest each day The preaching has been done by Revs P D Dennis of Guthrie Ky who has preached some of the most excellent sermons ever heard In Earlington and Rev P D Gordon of Heola who has put his whole soul in every servIce The meeting has resulted already In the addition of about 15 souls to the church Mesdames Laura Warfleld and Marv Drake of Guthrie Ky are here visiting their sister Mrs Suggs of Heels Miss Mamie M Williams of Coy Ington Ky is here and took the county examination The county school boardelected the following teachers for the Earl ington public school last Saturday Proto J W Bell B S Mrs Llllie O Evans Mrs E B Osborne MJfjses M M Williams Ora Lee Minnie Grace and Bethel Davis With such a strong faculty we have every reason to believe our next school term will be the banner term of the school The name of Miss bra Lee deserves special mention siuco she is a home girl and has made such an excellent mark in every way Other boys and girls should take lessons from the example of Miss Lee She is devoted to her Sunday School church and all other institutions that go to make her home town what it should be Miss Lee is now attending the sum mfr school at Terre Haute Ind The rally at Mortons Gap Baptist church resulted in a collection of 4000 Rev Owen Carrington was in MadiBonville Ky Sunday and preached for Rev G O Parker MAMMOTH CAVE Hopkins County trips to Mam moth Cave will be July 17th The round trip railroad fare from all stations 340 All expenses at Cave Hotel t660 for two days trip The latter amount inolUdeB your board at Cave Hotel and tHe several routes through the cave making the t t l- xpensep for the two days outing E880 on tlbkeifB 10 days Go inK od regulart trains 486 ai m Write or Phone L Ni Agent Geo Bates has moved lute his new residence on Railroad Street Mr and Mrs F O Bake ot Madl leotlvllle loft Tuesday fbr a visit to friends and relatives In Cadiz Mlssaes Nora Gallbday and Mary Alexander who have been visiting Mrs F p Baker in Hadiipnyille passed through this city Monday enroote to their home In Hopkins vllle Mbnn Wilson of MadisonyHIe left Wednesday night to attend tble last few BeMionBpf the Chautauqu In Henderson Frank Cain of Mortons Gap was Inmornlug1i 4 D ColtofMadisouvillo t7ass ed through the city yesterday en route to Hopklnsville i Stfl B EoNIxon and son Robert areispending today lu the country with her mother Mrs Bisk JB Gust was in M dlioivl leI JJarItf i4 pkN Yb NM4 Ay Jt hr l h 6 ir 7 tY 1 Special ALL THIS WEE- KANDNEXT A OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MENS AND BOYS UPTODATE TOGS TO BE OFFERED AT QUIOKSELLINGJPRIGES 1r L Mens and Young Mons L1t250AllWOOISuitS 995 r 1195 S 1500 All Wool Suits 18 00 Kuppenheimar and 1445 JtGriffon Suits 20 00 Kuppenlieimer and 1565Griffon Suits 22 50 Kuppenheimer and Griffon Suits 1 765 a 2500 Kuppenheimer and- Griffon 19 I 45 ar I Men Odd Pants I F k Ii t r w Y L50 Cassimerc and 1I Vt ry2 00 Cassimere and- WcrstedPants 1 50t i 250 Cassimere and 195Worsted Pants 300 Cassimere and Worsted Pantsr35 400 Cassimere and 315 1 Worsted Pants 500 Cassimere and Worsted Pants 385 i J- I I Knickerbocker Suits 1j J 500 Knickerbocker O OCSuits 4 rS400Khick rbicker 4rB Suijs rvvwZPQr I 500 Knickerbocker JSuits S3 85teAsuits I 8 8003Knickerbocker Suits O OQ 1000 Knickerbocker i Suits 91Oy12 50 7CSuits 1 115c Reduction on all1 Knlckirbockir Suits J 1lI hi Ir j o oadr vA I 1- SPECAL i fl 4 II i I 1 a PRIINCESS THiS Po Pam nagement guaranteesiI 1itspatrons high class IIEspecially Adopted for Ladies and Children 1 We are again runningthe i Worlds Blest 1Ttttree YA4know what that means ublnsU Biograph gale insu rIuEssariy Pathe Selig and Vltograph MADISONVILLE KY MntitiUM 2 f m tf r Of JI i fI r i Y ij t k 1 4 r r- y r T I J i I SS II 1 f I fr o c q = ho r yr y Sl iFIPtr 4l j J f- J i 1 S r I 1 Greater a d Grnder Than Ev r 1 1 i o ri- I d HT I A t A ale U nralaraleMed l Ji Y Q y 9 dIf Jak f i rNot a Tiresome MihtjM Something Doting All the Time Great Array of Races ri1 I 1r r Ring Shows aiM Special Free Attractionsto Excite to Amuse and Entertain lJt4- H J t I I f j I j is- s rtJ i I- lI kt R t4 iN yrq i r w- 1 1 ti- rr t 4 r y t I f f i JULYIr I andI i 20rt t fJ 1 i f L3cH 1 1tI t 1 r THi ANNUAL 1fJECftf JflJ ti ft 1 i V 1 It 1I1I iI i I tZ DJIIl1trY ar mAJ1 ft 1t woan i i 0 i I dsbf 1 ic1iin2 Special Actsy T M AY YY r r f t 1y i1y j ij 1 i 1 3 t iiFifteenFine Show Rjngs Daily1 v Fine Floral HaUExMbits kT Yry1 Ii S The Great Meeting Plate for the peopleor Htopkins and adjoining counties 41Jt tlNIqld j tH ilts wffiliie there V0UlP sweetheart will be the TfieyU all be there y i11be ere rf V 1 4 v c J I 4 Excursion Rates on L1 Nand M H E t J t t riilFiST DAY FreeChildre s aM Old PfeofJfefe Dtf S-tECONDDAY w O W and Derby Day I EaaI rlingfoii1T 1 j I r i I FRIDAY and SATURDAY Evewbbdys Day 1 I i d t Tery DaV a EiigDay aliGtOn as G0dt aSi4 otn ttO h er oine EveIN iyDay and SeeIjI I C Eti r r i t kI d j 1 5 0 CIAel- l n i4prt4 z 4 t EWAY S hMh44 jY O11WEhL A stLSeltf f IC tttIt111 f d f p Y + j JI r ts- c1 t41- tI 111 tt S J fsr 9NI11t1i Jl E rip= rr1 q- i w c r t- Y t 7 Tw r rtex X Lr Q j l t t A w A II r jI tIe 19rC1 MORTON i r Y MADISONVILLE KY i I l 1 r 7f Funeral Director and Emhah erI I Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night J tt j News of the Town I T N O Whltford was in Providence Sunday visiting relatives Miss Eula Oldham went to Mor I i tons Gap yesterday to visit rela lives Harford Ohatten of Howell was in town Saturday and Sunday shak lug hand with his friends Claude Rogers is in Nashville vlat Sting his parents 1 H H Campbell who has been t quite ill is better Thos Wand of Henderson was in town Sunday t Rev W 0 Brandon is visiting weekIRufusSunday visiting his daughter SunI The Redmen will give one of the best Picnics ever given r in Hopkins county Thursday I rJuly 4 at Lakeside Park j arlington Ky u Madisonnej hereIthis to visit Dock Grlffln and family Mr Wright is a broth er of Mr Griffin and a cotton farm er of the Lone Star State Mr Atkins of Fordsville was in tewn Sunday visiting friends and relatives A7 IMrsJ B Rosaer and Mrs Jeff Murphy were in Madison i Mlle yesterday t g 01 1Jj WorM READ PICTURES INSTEAD J 1Ol TYPE ZOO Cartoons Tell More Than 200 Columns Worlds Best Each Month loons from dailies and weeklies published in country London Dublin Parts r i PeteraBAin5terdam I l cartoons48chAPfekir Hlsttry of Worlds Events Each Month CARTOONSFOIlowthecampaign i teg parties caricature each other t T WA1LYEUaCRIPTlONLoaE1NBLtcopyt1e BMxr II MWINOSOR IIS W WuhlngtonSttttt CHICAGO ASK YOUR NEWSDEALERE i t II Miss Fannie CIsney who has been visiting her daughter Mrs A L Cobb returned to her home in cIs ney Thursday Young Allen of Madlsonville was in town yesterday Jack Hanes of Madisonvllie wa in town last Friday Mrs Maok Martin visited relatives In Madisonville Saturday Mrs Margaret Thomas was i Maisonville Saturday Rev ytley of the Southard neigh borhood was the guest of A G Draper and attended the tent moot lug here Sunday night Rev W N Martin preached an able sermon to a large audiencq at St Charles Sunday Rev J W Lester was in St Charles Sunday Miss Elsie Wilson The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance agent of Madisonville was in town yester day Dont forget that the Red men Lodge will have a Picnic at Lakeside Park ton Thursday July EarlingI Conductor Pick I has been relieving John LLongstaff I on his run at Elkton has returned home Jim Pritchett of MadlBonvillo was In town yesterday on business Mr Billware with Armour fe Co of Chicago was in town yesterday Browder Myers of Evansville representing the Niertert Produce OOwas in town yesterday Mrs H B Bossier of Howell is the guest of her son Jeff MurphyI ECONOMICAL Cumberland Telephone satisfactory COSr Mrs P Webb city Mrs H Rofeser of Howell who have been visiting MrsRosserB Tom in Central City returned thiBcity Sunday K K Band will play the big picnic at next Dick Fay of Hopklnsville In town Sunday The kK Band Concert Thurs day night very enjoyable RAGS wanted at office clean only accepted t Long of Nashville IslviBltlng parents and Pingree Miss Mattie Wllkle of ville lu town Sunday f 1Iif8 t qn BB I i I VV fit J r 0 H FG1f 1l I I d 3- he YC EI vrviiI 1 i Also change the lens freeI t inside of yeifnee t I I 1 PLUNGER TRUEMPN 1 JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS I yiNextto Coyle Barber r 4 matter with Dillon 1Whats Mitchell is working I on end local this week Conductor Howard Crosby spent Sunday with is family In Adams I Tenn FOR SALEOne nice a good horse trap and harness MRs PXT BLAIR Miss Mary Lewis of Glendale is guest of Misses Whalen this weekMiss Flora Ltpscomb who has been visiting in the country has returned home Miss Pearl Cansler Suthord Visited Miss Verla Davis few daysj APkfMiss Verla Davis is guest of Miss Pearl Cansler of Sutbard thist week Miss Dela Hudson of the country town Sunday j Ruby Cox of the country In town SundayidsTwo rooms for rent apply 8Mrs L OBrian IMrs Roman Myers IB at her home countrynin towu Miss Susie Sisk of Southard country attended the tent meeting here Monday night t Dick Laffoon of country wile in town Monday attendln the tent meet IjTheMIsses Lock from the Southards country were in town evening attending the tent meeting West Gill of Southard coun try In town Saturday Will Gambhn country was in town Saturday Miss Emma Vinson visited friends in Mortons Gap Sunday Garnett Todd of Southard wasjn town Saturday morning 7 Miss Amelia IB belays pleasantly entertained while I sting Miss Maggie TurnerrMrp Brinkley IB visiting relatives in Dawson this week Miss Agnes Mulvauey spent last thureday in country John Cotbran in Madison vile Saturday Roy Parker in Madfsonvilie Saturday f Miss Aimer Edwards of Madloon villa spent few hours in town day suttl 8 THE WAY The long distance service ot the do Tel egraph Company enables business man to conduct all of outside affairs in the most oconomioal and manner You can long distance connections to all outside important cities and towns within a radius of one hundred miles of Earllng Prompt service reasonable rates For information call CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH O and B son Murphy to The for Sebree Thursday was was OLD Bee cotton Mrs James her Mr Shaver Madison was + 4 + + + + I+ i1 + O + 1 I 1 1 i 1 I E 1 r t 7i a t r Sbof I the at the South lot a J the the of a the was In was to H ill was the the near Saturday the was night of the Talafoya vie JOA the D was was e a the his get ton Mrs t RoY Southard of MadiBonville was in town Sunday Freeman Kiser of MadiBonville t was in town Sunday Miss Myrtle Edwards of Madl Bouville was in town Sunday Miss Jannie Lamb of Madisonville a was in town Sunday Miss Nanle Lamb of MadiBonville was in town Sunday WANTEDFour gentlemen roomers Apply to Desk No 1 Bee 0 is lice Terms reasonable 2tj rir Dick Gill of the country was in town SaturdaysMiss Corrlenne McCord of the country was In town Friday after= noon Mrs John Long was in Madison vile Friday T Hr Thomas s I a few hours In Sebree with friend Sunday 1 Rev Rodgers who has been here helping with the tent meeting rdj j1ennLoyd Slsk of the country was In town Sunday f Mrs S M Kemp and daughter Mies Margaret and Miss Boasts Coyle gonesovoral ILeslie Boyd had the misfortune cl to get kicked by a gun striking him in the mouth Monday afternoon while in practice at the target range Miss Johnson is visiting her aunt Mrs Henry Cowand this week t Leslie Boyd spent the Ipast few IB days InHopkinsville IM i i I 1ft t t 1 0 iJ 4 m r I- it JI I x- I f i i rte ItNow in Full Swing Real Bargains in Every e If rtment a Bargains in Clothing Bargains in Shoes I Bargains in Womens ReadytoWear Bargains in Dry Goods- Bargains in Notions Bargains in Mens Furnishings DONT FORGET THE PLACE 0Salei Take advantage o fitI li 4 a- 3i I S IF YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD ITS SO M DISONVILLE KY Miss Eva Martin of Hopklnsville spent Sunday In town with relatives Miss Bertha Martin of Hopkins ville la the guest of relatives here this week of Evannvllle Is vieitinghercoxsiii t hires liuzol Griffin Miss Cammye Hankins of near MudiBouvllle visited relatives here Sunday H iltn w LOST Friday Junef28on thi mete orln the stores 0110 pair of iFrench Pearl Ear Screws in box with Jewelry ad on box Finder Vaughnsitdgetreward Rad Mitchell was iu Madison vtlle Saturday x Roy Kisenger of St Charles was ln towu Monday visiting fnenda Joe McCully of near Riobland was in town Monday afternoon Virgil Parker of the Rlchland neighborhood was in town Monday afternoon Born to Mr and Mrs Forest Groves a tine boy Mother and ba by are doingnicely- FOR SALEOne 100 course in engineeringJfrom International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will sell at bargain Apply at Bee Office Mrs Mollie Wyatt of Madiuoti vllle was Iu town Saturday after noon I Miss Aileen Ashbyj of Clinton visiting Mrs Guy Ashby Wallace Vaughn who has been on a through freight for some time as returned to this city MistlAnnie Dealt Brainwall of Nashville Is visiting Miss Kathleen Spillman this week John Winters returned home Sat urday nlciht from Howell where ho hoe been i kites EuuDaFostet fnearj Madl Bonville IR visiting Miss Ethel McAfee thisV weekrWesdames J P Hamer and Lowy odd spent Saturday afternoon in MadiBonville Jdr snd Mrs W HaWhittord and Daughter GladYSfJpeutlThursd y afternoon Miss Juanita Longs of Naahvlllej lafIfJ L Adams Lolly Owen and Robert Henson left yesterday for Eastwood Landing near Sebree an- a flaking trip Miss Zelda Crawford of Memphjis visiting Mr and Mrs Ernest Rash tit rrmrlv wiwrr ri tirrr lvr 1Ii jBf M5mW N I T 1 i VI i Funeral Director n Licinsid Embailniar NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE Phone 1242 MADISONVI LEe KYV r z1Ltjo p r r l It r Low Round Trip Fares N I from Earlington toaliNevv York and Boston r 130 day limit Tourist farcaito 1 New York 3255 K Bostl e65 r Y J 60 day limit variatle route fakeeto Now York 3895 Boston 4210 if Reduced round trip fares to 5 s t f t U rk many l other citieS and resorts in the East i Superior Service to taEasI For particular vatc olden descriptive Ittrature and deeper reervation addrcn a r D P BANKS Ticket Agent 1 t r1 t A + jp jj i 5iH itijjj Ji jjiinw J You Cant Maker I I r Water Up Hdl1f Ip- is I IJNeither can you make aii Ypslur Joodork 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