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Digital page images are linked to the text file. o 1 hur i FsI l JUESIY anI lt tL FRIDAY I AfTERNOON L f1Wtwtf t tJ JrvAW ti VXr n rn hiY4 i iIirr ti jR IfVP DONT YOyR IT FOR SALESa9 YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY JULY 5 1912 No 55 St Talk I Dont forget to Clip your coupons Miss Laura Woodruff spent lastJ week In Dawson WJ Fault and D D Woodruff made a business trip to Earlington Saturday Miss Dixie Woodruff and brother L Clarence visited friends in Earling ton and Madisonvllle Friday la Mrs Ada Terry of Oklahoma visit l- ted her brother Hugh Griffin this e week Mr and Mrs Arthur Daves of Evansville have returned home af tar a visit to her parents Were q r Mr and Mrs Sidney Laffoon oft j whocountry attended services at the i Chrlfltlan Uhuroh hero Sunday Rev W N Martin of Earlington 4 filled his reRxilur appointment at the Methodist Church Sunday Dallas Curtis of Hokklnsvillp was in St Charles Sunday I Mrs Delia Southworth of Ear llngton visited her sister Mrs Kara per here Friday J W Lester of lEarllngton was Jn town Sundry I Richard Fay Hopklnsville was in St Charles Sunday pitching for 1It the St Charles Base Ball Team 4d N R King was iniEaillngton and Sunday nights etJEarJlngtonattenT I Mr apd Mrs E ti Kennett visited u friends in Oak Hill Sunday1 A Herb Bryant of Madlsonvllle was y In our city Sunday- T P Alexander of darbondale ifr viptownSUnday w JiiJ df+ tsrr Miss EdnaBlanks V vUlllufir her sister Mrs Phippln IB Dover Tenn this week JI Misses Elizabeth Corayand Cam mle Fox of Earllngtbn Waited Miss Mona Faull hero Sunday George Robinson of Eanljngton I attended the Ball Game bere San x day 1 Mrs Ed Harlan of Mortoos iGapi t iiM returned home atlkca visit to p relatives hire EarlMsRan aV In oar iif FrUfcy t dtoFL Lenlnil14ltatahonMef + iliQe1 t illMis athin Mm V- fWrVbylebf A Ff t a bu lo l trip liert rl nrI tt Mrs 2 B1ae1u it N 1JftMl1 4 tivw luTlovet 1iyln hi 1- J Littie Miss lone Phippln bargr tarnei ts her home In Tanneteeef- I t After a jilit to hr Grandmotbeij I Mrs E It Pant King of Earlington was in town 8d day s f The Earllng ton ahd St Charles ll Base Ball Teamsaced bass there 1 Sunday the ra rue called off at the eight inning osVaccount of rain threeli fonapaullTuesday f Miss Mattie Shaw of the Daniel Boone country and her visitor Miss White Plains visited 1HarrlsonotTuesday Dr B 0 McEuen and elater Ruth- a spent Tuesday afternoon 1nDawson If J Lintonhyp lQl trrIlf1eHl hT1iJll- I a Norris King and Will Gribble vis A TuesdayIvnn nightlV o Mies Sawyer of MacHeouVllle who grill teaqh the primary departtfien + in the school here spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Dixie Wood in f Elder Omer of Madisohyill will I preach at tiio Christian church here- noxtSundaynirirning and night Charlie Long hRs purchased the CollinsIthere will be in the near u ure this is to be a union meeting andwe predict that such a service will do much good We do not see why some enter prising person does not start a moving picture show in St Charles It seems that the town could stand for three nights a week and possibly more as there would be a large ter rltory to draw the patronage from Gilbert King of Earlington spent u few hours here one morning last weekJas Collins spent a few days in Central City this week Mr and Mrs J N Toy visited relatives in Mortons Gap Saturday and Sunday Jesse Phillips and Clay Strator made a business trip to Earlington MondayMiss Lillian Toy has returned from a visit to relatives at Robards Rev Dllllugbam held services at the Christian church last Sunday morning and night Uncle Jack Ponders is up again after a few days illness Dont for get heo alono in the world no relatives and past the age of earning his bread and butter and living alone Ben Wilson of Earlington was here Sunday Strother Hancock of Earlington attended the Ball Game here Sun day Tom Peyton of Earlington was Jn town Sunday Finis Blanks has accepted a position with J V McEuen Charlie Long has resigned Charlie Wilt Js in Evansville ou business thiiNpTek lfcfw ash have flnlibad reading bets 9 noise pease fJrP ib voting coupon from the paper aqd hand it overto one of the young ladies in the contest She will appreciate it and it will help her to win i A Texas The Texas Wonber cures Kidney and turn diabetes weak and lame lrregularitles ing gravel the kidneys sad bladder RegalateeblaCsold bjryonr wflfM seat by mll en rwlpt small bottle is meat aab seldom title +rfegt a 1 muk DIy Kyiifd etfiet IojtolI y Ic 1I 1 11 rlf + Case good asNew for M eheay J Roar IPtRAY i Child Robert Emmett the 18 months old ion of t irfiknJ O ConneJ died atout 4 oclock after av brief Illness The family will leave tb is afternoon ltJi thee remainson train No 61 for nua flellvflle where the interment will take place at ao otclbok tomorrow morning r ady frlencfs ex tend tenderbstByoipathy to the be reaved family If y l blueu iNo adoouutu lazy you needs good cleaning out HERBINE Is the right thlug for that purpose It stimulates the puntfleaSt St Bernard Mining Co Incor pored Drng Department News Agency Channel lands I WrH Whitfordt Son have frompu0 G Oaneler Jack will run the business with the assistance of his father rfrnplt j Mbt bisflgurinlkiii eriDptionicrotnfe pin pIei raahea etc ate due to Impure blood Birr dock BtoodIBeri as a cleansing blood tonic u a wellniomtaanfled liooat IIlIltoc81 N n 1 C The BeeMarnm6tjijCave Cpntest t No TAN Al j rI M i t 011 tI oo P1 0r 2 2X to 1I- l r I ft 1 tr fyiiwy4t4aWxl I 1ft r f 4WT7 iI IJ r yt J I d k 4 b L 1 fMadisonvilletesl r trslmoo Rice of St Louis II here visiting her daughter Mrs 0 M ArvIn on Seminary Mrs Hillary Spencer entertained at bridge Wednesday afternoon The house was beautifully decorated with flags and every thing was suggestive of the National holiday The refreshments were cakes and mints There were eight tables of bridge and one of rook Mrs Will Hopewell won the bridge prize a lovely centerpiece J B McGaw returned Tuesday from Sturgis Miss Opal Cox has returned from a visit to Nebo Ben M Slatcn went to Manitou Wednesday whero he had charge of the funeral of Sid H Mangum who died Tuesday Qf Tuberculosis He was fortyfour years old and leaves a wife and four children Inter ment took place at Mangnm cemetery Rev L L Todd officiating Company E Earlington Company Col Henry and Staff and the Mill tary band from Hopkinsville will meet at the Fair Grounds Sunday where Col Henry will instruct them in army maneuvers preparatory to going in encampment at Anniston Ala July 25tb Hon Ed L Young and D H Kincheloe will speak and the boys are expecting a good dinner and a good time generally Miss Etta Jagoe returned home Wednesday for her vacation Miss Jagoe is a trimmer of excellent tas e and skill Her position wail m Rib ley Tenn this summer Miss Jennings and niece Miss Hplepianreturned Wednesday from a visit to Princeton S lIP aiirTeturnefflai gadey- fern Audubon and Contra City Clint Reeves a negro who once lived hero but baa for sometime lived In Evansville murdered his wife Monday night because she angered him by her great desire to acompany some of her friends on an excursion Reeves mind it IB Dlalmedha8 beeu anbalanced tot two months He ran a pressing club while in MadiBonvllle and was married here to aRlrl named Leila Dav is The remains of the murdered woman werebrought here Tuesday forbariaf 5RvJ1 IfwinerlBf VBrpwderVy bore datir tbp it a 41 t MrflljetrewMb trarietstor ld4li4 thaltO 1 j bbtp kt coupinMtatvL 4dy Butt nt1rentto Sebree Toe fiaT Ernest Patterson wont to Morgan field Thursday Mrsv Ernest 4ihby of Earlngton was iu town Tneiday Mrs Will Wells arid son Jaixee Hiokman of Hopkinsvllle are here the guests of her parents Mr and TMrsRobert Cardwell of Anton IS bore for the week Mrs Loraine Drake is qnite sIck at this writing Leslie Hiokman went to Mortons Gap Tuesday Mr and Mrs Fa can Baker went to Cadiz Wednesday to look after business Interests of the store Mrs JH Morgan has recovered front an attack of mumps Mrs Medford of Muskogee Okla is here the guest 6f her mother Mrs Rico Mud sister Mrs Morton Mrs 8 R Casmaok went to Trenton Thursday to yisit her son ClaudeH Mr and MrsVa bOo serot Blr- minghamIA1a 1 wenrhereThursday enroute tb Prdvldende where they will visit Mr Vanhoosers parents Lenoard Worth Texas is here visiting his mother Mrs Dupp Lynn I Mr and Mrs W M Moore of An ton who are convalescent from a severespellot sickness were here Tuesday Misses Nellie McManua and Lela Yaughn of Earlington were here Wedgesiday iioppl I Mrs WBI Baroett and daughter EarlingtonrawMrs BfoFarlMi and f IJln n i rT I I Wednesday for Atlanta Gji where tloy will make their hoihoj They a o most excellent people and pur people regret very much to lose t ietn as citizens 3 Mrs Mamie Thompson went to i ashvllle Tenn where she wtl n an extended visit to relativesf- lake J B Reerler and family went to ashvllle Thursday to spend time Imalnder of the week with Mrs eeders father A L Thornburg rJHam Coleman was in Eorlington Wednesday on business aMrs N I Tombs waited in Earl iMgtori Tuesday t empsey Hale of EIJlID ton was lire Tuesday f+ Mrs A R Jones wont to Nashville lursday to visit her daughter Mrs Lmd A Mr Beti Pntchett of Nebo is visit ng her daughter Mrs Sam Cox on Broadway vkliss Jagoe of Cadiz who has been tl attractive guest of Miss Kath arine Givens returned home Thurs d y Mrs Tom Barnett went to EarUnR toathe4tb MJS Will Laffoon and little daugb be r of Anton were here Tuesday on j nelr return from Greenville iRoss Suggs of Providence was in MkdiBonville Thursday Mrs O B Livingston has rtturn edfrom a vIsit to her mother at Bturgis lifts Lucy Bean of Earlington wbo has been here all this week has returned home Utss Ruby Ligon of Nebo Is visit lug here Mr and Mrs Stanley Thomas and fancily went to Cadz this morning tovlsit her parents Miss Zana Shanks is quite sick at this writing rUss Fannie Winstead IB quite r w lIt f Colby Cline Slaton of the island was here yesterday N O Whitford of Earlington was hero yesterday afternoon Mr and Mrs Paul J Northern and sons Paul and Harry of Atlanta Ga are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J W Whitsell near town Miss Mary Morthem who has been visiting in Atlanta Ga has return heme Mrs B H Steuye has returned from a visitto bee mother lInJH Bneb at Sidney Ohio she ws accompanied home ber mother wlto wllfspend the euinrner Ker oitlstovisitIng5relatheeti iL I ii Rvbtrxtr nrereontot ffaphv111e was her yeItierdayI J W HcPhersODf of HopkUsvlIie was bete yesterday lheguetitofbit- ibrotherJD McPherson Laurel Woolfork will leave next Moddajrfor an absence of several months in the South in the Interest of his business Mrsr Jas Glyens of Jobnetown Island was here Tuesday- J W Slaton of Hanson was in town Wednesday Mr and Mrs M B McDonald and Misses Alice Groves and Vesta Chapel of Grennville were hers Wednesday on their way to Sebree to attend a Sunday School Convention G A Eudaley ofNebo was here Thursday Mrs Lottie Goooh and daughter MisaTinyt were in the city Tuesday Bopping Dr and Mrs EB Hardln haVe returned from a visit to Hampton Mrs Hiram Wrightman and daughter Mrs Charles White of Nashville are here visiting Mrs J M Steveds- Riea Trathen of Bevterhas been the guest ot his aunt Mrs C A Hall during theweek Mrs W T Anderson has returned to her home in Evansville after a visit to Mrs W L Halt Foley Kidney Pills are healing strengthening and tonic and on tQJmlngdra2sof Woodville Woedvllle GaroGently had an acute attack of kidney trouble rTbe pains In my back and kidneys wero terrible but I yPillsfully say they have entirely relieved me I find more benefit from them kldneymtNIlclnlil1 BernulMJnrl1gpart ent t aci 1 L J J fj r z ii i e Standing of Mammoth Cave Con tcstanls i 7I EARLINGTON Miss Mary Parker86Q47M- abel Browning 75850 Golda Salmon V57iS25 Hazel Prlffln d 44750 MADISONVILLE r Ruth Swinnoy C7750 Gertrude Black10200MORTONS Alberta hArnett 51650 Edna Peyton 02900 NORTONVILLE Fannie Trathen 105800 ST CHARLES Nell Roblnsori 80025 Dixie Woodruff 884lp HANSON Ruth Jones 0400 Johanna Brown B175 HAMBY STATION Ruth Woodruf8075ILSLEYy Blanch Leasure 5125 Nina Williams 2200 DAWSON SPRINGS Addle Morgan 5600 Ruth Oansler 4850 NEBO Josie Payno 18500 Tiny Gates + 7676 In these days of high cost of liv In r a medicine that gets a man up out of bed and able to workip a few days IS a sate and remedy Heath Michigan Cal says I bad kidney and bladder trouble for nearly six years and was confined to my bed unable to i turn wlthodt help Soon after I KidneyPillsHis example IB worth following Foley Kidney PJIla will dolorothers Just as much as they done for John Heath Try em tlsDiugDepartment 5 Gone FFHlng Mr and Mrp B NxonandDr EvA Davis and family left this morning for Ramsey on Green River where they will spend a few days fishing if the water is not too high- Dysentery IB always serious aid often a d disease but it can be ured ChamberlanB Collr Aeodta4WeepidemiCv Fir sale by sit Dealers rrrrrlr d 1r Ii u TUESDAtI and tI FRIDAY 1 AFTERNOON t- ENt Ji1f ADVpRTISp BUSINESS ADVERTISE I Charles S- atTurday iJ ftI Wonder JDIbrac DkaTklsMeridiig 1hlmorlllng Mt RobineonofFort Jl4atJttJ1 4 9 0 4OOVV04qI Church Notes 0 i NNee Nie NeeeeeeeeT Christian Church Bible School 080a m All men and women will find cor= dial v wetctimeid the organized classes Preaching by the pastor Howard JBrazelton at 1100 oclock and 746 p m 4 goNightand How Fretful babies need the comfort BAllYELIXIR collepainsremedy Prloa25crporatedDrug Quick Work E E Orowley was insured inr the American Casualty Oo for 800 he was injured on June 24 dud died same day The claim was settled dud money paid in full on June 27th This is ft record for settling a claim Mr Guest is local agent for this com patty chHdhooIsconstitutionThe NERMIFYGEand helps the child back to sjrengtb vigor and cheerfulness Price 25cts BernardMining f Spra ttUer nklr 1rrw-w While croasin p g railroad trackfo di1yqlfi1ier way nome u Miss Katherine Blair ope of t1OJpopular clerks in the post dffico r fell and sprained herrankle She is reported getting along nicely and her many friends hope the injury IB not serious uF For soreness of the muaoles wh eti her IhdHced by violent exercise or th yes fin bin bitter than ChambarlaiB IJlBiiraen Thin lfi 1 Iraeutalao relieves rbeumaile pains yeri ile by All Dealers r l J t 11i 11t rwu M1 tr I I nC II WAL1PAPEF11 p0Oac t Y July Prices oh High Grade Papitfe 1 1 Have those dingy rooms made bright for the fair J Now is the best chance ever had tobu Grade Wall Paper at Extra Lov Pricesrr tI t R klJulyRegular 6 14 per single rollti rJuly Pricef i5cRegular 712 per single roll July Price 6c l tflBsRegularll0c ppeglear itW 8CjXL July Price riRegular 12 12 per single roll fyv w July Price tl 0C 4 tr911July S CM 1 Regular I8c per single roll IY fSSRegular 20c per smgler ll r mJ llyerjce It j LI U M 11 percentdiscount f The above prices are on our newstock of paper x j i- r We haveabout35 room patterns ranging from 300 to TBO i per room which we will close at HALF P ICE Expert Decora I p tors to do your bidding f u See our line of picture frames window shades etc t THE MoLEflO STORE i INCORPARATCD d MitljsoDviile J katIcky to R wr rr- rr L d I fIWr w 4- R 2Jidh c Hr 1r I 1 71 rtco PAUL M NEtSDITOR AND PUBLISHER dE FAWbETT + ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Member of t Kentucky Press Association and Second District PAUshm League adi Telephone 47 Friday July 5 I tyeare Authorized to Announce Dan M Evans as a candidate for the office of Mayor of the city of Earlington sub j act to the action of the Re publican party in the primary to be held Saturday August h 3rd 1912 ALSO ifWeare authorized to an nounce E L Wise as a can ject to the action of the Dem I ocratic party in the primary F to de held Saturday Augustpr 3rd 1912 ALSO rc We are authorized to an nduhcefr tr C B Johnson t as a candidate for the officer of Mayor of the city of Ear a lington subject td the action of the Republican patty in the primary to be held Saturday August 3rd 1912 KfanerOliver Mr 0 Klduefv of Oarbondale r and Miss Lillie Belle Oliver of St Charles wore united in mater scimonv Yesterday at 680 oclock f by R9V Ufcley The young con J1le were given a wedding dinner at the residence of M Oarneyr They are both well known and I ti popular Will make their fn i taro home in Oarbondale where aLhd grQP m is J employed v uj 1 What Palter A Woman O iiehuiidretl aua w qty 91d-V more or less of bone and m mjfrodfoundation M tr4gtb and she may rule a king- Si I BitMrsglve her Thousandsfblcfss I ntLtweft neM nerve tu f a 1iv liatn lrw fn fleeting tEctric Bitters wo d of good writeR lBfieaPoo1 Depew and I tkank you wl all m heart for luaking uobj Agded medicine1 OnlyBOo Guarau tee by all drug IAtSt i fl lather Boyd anti wifar of Mortons a yes erda y D P Baoksr went ioHenlierson yelrdav q e tHJjthQf adIBoqVU is I own to I jStthur Vinson was inMaalsonvilie I yeuelday 1 t Me Bob Days who bas been via Ing her dau ht rr Mrs Simons la ijTashville rotarnBd bome today tII t rb riplion Rates Ou8 X earl I Ilt 01 viThree 26 Single copies 6 Specimen copies mailed free Correspond on appltcatlou ents wanted all parts of the parItt6ulars t MtMgraettslitey 1912 t Mayorp Okla F White City Notes I A wash house owned and opera ted by the llu ton Coal Co and located within a few feet of the large power house was destroyed by fire last Friday niKhtaboutlO80oclock The power house was saved only by tile heroin efforts of some of our cit izens A good dual of clothing and other articles pertaining to miners equipment were last White City can now boast of one of the prettiest Arbors in the country which was built last week preparatory to holding a revival meeting soon to commence under the leadership of Eld D S Edwards of Han son MissIonary of Little Bethel Association Moss Hill Dohool will begin its session July 8th to be taught by Prof O P Bailey and Miss Lula Allen Needless to say the school is in safe and efficient bands The Moss Hill Sohpot House has been treated to a coat of paint by Frank WOkev of Madlsonvflle which Is equivalent to saying it wail well done Some of our citizens rare rejoicing I over the arrival of No H the loco motive owned by the Klbgtqn Coal Co which has been in the shops for repairs It looms up well with afresh obatofpatnt- HardyBaahears and wife pf Mad isonvllie have dome to White City to make this their1 fulure Name WQ welcome all such good people to our little tewn Mrs A W Raymer was in Mor tons Gap Monday PIerce Doom Isln Madisonvllle this week reaping his eyes treated by Dr Sam J Baker MAMMOTHC VE Hopklus County trips tq Man mothCavewill be July 17th The rolindtrip railroad fare from all stationslitlbt AUexpenp4 StQava Etot li560i fpr two days trip ThOj latter amount includes jrofie bparcl at Caye Hotel anti thejeveraltou tea through the caveima tag the I ale MftIIMI1M t W I 1880 Limit an tl ftllllO daYS o ing OB rekuUlt a m Write or ffhiftl L do Agent Pak l LlvlDInr1Mad Isonv lie was Injtbe city yesterday j 1Mr1 i d Heater was extra coed ot OfPQ train No 62 to look after Jthe increased passengers on the fourth I 1 BqyIt now Chamberlains C611c Oh l add Diarrhea Remedy iJ almost to before the Bummer is over Buy it now and be prepared tors cnan emer gency t6r by all Dealers v Misses Clara May and Mary Soph la Sttdbam and theis graudmojthtr Mrs Et bridge of Knoxville Tenn sro visiting their grandmother Mrs Sophia Morton at Mortons Gap t reWk1a you need a Iilrhmcnt use a gooO i0e Ip Injure bedoflclal results get Ballards Snow Linimentt i It If a Pain Relief and H alin Rem S sdyAThatiAnswtlirsEvsryuirsmdnt rt t It U bf b=eaU n41 pqwer In rheumatic dlseasea relieves the t f acblBBi jolt relae3 drawn muscles restores the strength I serfs anc1aU of youth It ia also cffectivo In h i qa1SBOres oratrplQna of the flestw It la a aplemdld house- holdi remedy for mttn or beast l Try it for cuts burns bruises old sores lame back rheumatism t neuralgia sciatica frost bites chlUblalns ooptraotetj mu clesi nook ft atopa and heals qUicklY 4ry f Pricf 2Scf 50cinn 00 per Bottl r 11 w STHINfO T care SmrtUitisyeliaU Sere liyea at Weak ftcbt tue 1I tepkew lbIIjsMIv l OLoANO C MMNOLa V a JiRNIR MINING CO n =orated prtfg e f t 1At+ Wi 11 =i rr sl d a r ii 1 i Mb y Y IOWA WOMAN frEL- Y LIIQ fN geed Ft1m Shooting Piiii- Spinal Weaknessariqeaeby Lydia EPinkbam- Vegetable Compound Ottumwa IowaFor years I was almoat a constant sufferer from female troubL In ill its dro adfuldanushooting paixs lover my body uck headache spinal weakness dizziness depression and everything that was horrid I tried doctors in different- parts of the United States but Lydia E Pinkhams Vegeta ble Compound has done more forme that all the doctors I feel it my duty to ten you these facts My heart is full of gratitude to Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for my healthttMrs HARRIET E WAMPLER 624 S Ransom Street Ottumwa Iowa Consider Well This Advice No woman suffering from any form of female troubles should lose hope until she has given Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound a fair trial This famous remedy the medicinal ingredients of which are derived from native roots and herbs has for nearly forty years proved to be a most valua ble tonic and invigorator of the female organism Women everywhere bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegeta CompoundU advice irrito to E Pinkham Medicine Co confidential Lynn Mass pqr letter will be opened read and answered by a woman held in strict confidence Bert Southard Drowns InOhio River Bert Southard a switchman o- ntbeL Nat Howell was drowne 1 yesterday while out m a boat with three companions fishing The boat was overturn ed in some manner and his two companions managed to escape by Young Sontbard made desperate effort to reach the bank but failed The body has not yet been discovered The young man was well known in this community having work ed here about two years fie leaves a wife and Obe child The friends of the family extend deepest sympathy v i10o Reward 100 The readers of this paper will bepleased to learn that there Iii at least one dreaded dlseise science his been able to cute In all Its stay- asagdthstIsCatarrh Halls Catarrh Care s the only ttf care now known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitntiona disease requires a constitutional treatement Halls C tarrb Care is Ja kea Internally IctllJlC djrectly upon tliebiood an i mucous surfaces of the sys tem tborobrclllstroylDg the fotaddatlon cf the disease and ulrlng the pitlent s reagth by build log upjbecoastllntloa ad assisting nature 4a doipg Its work Theproprietorshave much fatth In its ri powers that they offer One HuddredDollara foraoycasetbat It falls tb cure Send fofllstol testimonials a Address F J CHENEY iCPvoedo0 Sold by all Druggists 75 cents Talc H UtPamllr PIIU for cotistlpation S0iOIrol- el1oe 2r of BaptjatB met at- White Plans June 29 organized by electing Elder A 0 Alton modora tqr and Elder M A VtIey clerk Tftere were quite a numbor of speaks ere and and a number of visitors present The interesting program was well rendered aud much appre ciated The excellent dinner was also much erijiyed Elder Osborrie preached there SaturdayrilRht and Sunday irorninjr The text circled meeting will be held at Mortons Gap When the bowels feel uncomfort axHIIfratlngteelinR morning operation a dose of HER BINE win setyou right In a of hours If takoti at bedtime you- get its beneficial efleot after break PrloOoen4eBold Incorporated Drug Department John Barnett went to St Lot is Thursday Charlie and Jack Porter went to HopklnpvUle today Summer colds are hard to get rid of and frequently lead to asthma bronchitis and hay fever Dd not let your cold get a hold on you but use oompoundfor FoleysHoneycough medicines because it quickly cures coughs and It wardoflacpld if taken in time11 qrlchl1Foley a Honey and T r Qompoun j and accept on substitute St Ber DrugDepartment J Miss Minnie Laffoplt of Southard was in the city Yesterday i jt i Itching piles prOVoke prordnii but proUUity wont YembTe thfera Dada a Otataienl redorai mended tor Itching ibteadfhg or protruding plies Soda any drugstqref s A i 4 M 14 J 1 h 1 t Il t Po i t BfOsT0Nj5JToREiH I Evansvilles Favorite Trading Center t b 1 4s If you are going to be a visitor to the Chautauqua do not fail tojtake advantage of the special bargains offered at our store Pancels left in our care will be checked and delivered to any station or boat free of 4 charge Railroad fares refunded under the plan of the Merchants Re bate AssociationYou cordially invited to make this store your headquarters IN READY TO WEAR GARMENTS I 1650- SUITS ti FOR 998ite td 0 TWO Coat weaves are back front Two i3 WASH + 4 Ladies Fine Zephyr Gingham Dresses colored trimming neat low necks short sleeves good wash plue ham neatly made high waist effect Sale price each biQUiL- adies White Dresses with blue or tan I collar and culls floe quality of dO 7Kpique low neck Sale priceecb ba O981 75bac 39uiarBANNER IN SILK ij 650 79ft SILK DRESSES iblaGksilkF FOR in all thP newest and designs lace ijmedwith yokes ij698 Two Banner Bargains t FOWLER DICK WALKERur EVANSVILLE iiti = I KIDNEY TROUBLE CURED IN HOURS A SPEEDY CUR- EIderlyedsomuob j benefit frpmjtbft use pf Dr KUmars SiwampBopt that ll9vd it will po moat tab for the fUblio to Ktiow of its worth Last JToyemppr I was guttering severely with and trouble I sent to you for one trial bbttleot Swampaigptand it relieved ma In about t d er In the small trial bottle could fee- luprorepalaeopgrpased gno flycent takltig chedotitnttbave J not feltdndl p41nfrom the kldneya or bladtfer B- IY itreatlhhertyto I publisti tHIs shpaid J h foIYonrayervrwpeWfuUyW T 1l11 No 2 Boi 34 Gainesboro Tenn Sworn to and subscribed before meW F ppdsoneua9tedJw8tIppof the Peace a this 14th day of July W P DopsoKj J P Letter to DV Kipper tl1 Co Binghikmten N Yi Prove What SwampRopt Will do for You Send toDrI Co JBIng bamton N Y for a sample Dottle It will convince anyone will also receive a bookletigf ya nabij information about the kldheyS and bladder When writing be sure and mention the Earlington SemiWeekly Bee Regular flfjby and onb dollar size bottles for at all drug stores Redmens Picnic a Success The Eedmens at Lakeside Park yesterday was asoc cess infipite of the threatening weather Quite a crowd watt out in the afternoon and Sill stands a good business The lodge made some ntonOyl after paying all expenses Mail Carriers Will Fly This Is an age of great diaopyerjesj PrpgrfiflB rides on the air Soon we aee mail tik-rridrstflyinga wont oi terestin a 1J8cpverltha benefits them That II New for Colds and other throat and lung diseases is the most popular medicine in r= It cured me of a dreadful cough11 writes Mrs J P Davie Stlokney Corner Ms after doctors treatf tuent and all othe ramadiee had failed For or any bronchial aflecilohIt iuuaqual6d el Qj pypdL00 lriaibgttle Iree- at alidrxggister k 4 F fMllimw J At ri I t nUl 1 1 n- iZi t BANNER SUIT BARGAINS Ladies Wool Suits in serg es and novelty plain tailored or fancy trimmed styles The skirts panel and all of them new uptotheminute models Banner Bargains DRESSES with i4plain striped designs Pique takr cent sale did U50A DRESS SKIRTS UNDERPRICED ttI Ladies Serge Dress Skirts In cream with black stripe lido effect front with button Ladies Novelty Weave Dress Skirts in higxline button trlmrqiug on hips with In TWO BARGAINS SILK DRESSES shades f Bred trim fancy net T TWO kidney bladder oeii i01 Kilmer Picnic lao the UnoloSauia Dlflflovdry Coughs coughs strictly with The Choice of a Husband is tco important a matter fora wo man to handicapped by weakness bad blood or foul breath Avoid these klllhopes by taking Dr Kings Life Pills Ifew strength tint com plexiop pure hre cheerful spirits tliliiK that win men follow their use Busy v safe sure 25o at all druggists s- Lefls + k 1 Whitflrtld of Nebo was m town pesterdoyr n 1 1 SUITS 1 I striped For urach toothache pains barns scalds itore throat uy Dr Thomas Eclectic 011 a splendid remsdr for emenctqclit Ross Sugg if Prpvidiico wLs fa MadiBonville yesterday att ndinK the ball game John Swift leon therook list ifaiB week5tSam Nave who has been sidet IIIIIla able tobe 0th again i l a 7 aQ1leerilr f 1 Worn f Queen Alexandria Queen VltttoH land the Empress Cugenlcl i a leading favorite with New York Socie I J n There must be a reasonWe call it the o 1Novflttlne reasoni h rte home of Thomson s Glovefitting and X 1 Layictor Corsets 2 1n m 5I ntynmgMy Mee 0 iA j i +lt r t T 1 I I 1 Jhi c 6 H L u b 0 C CwY Y11 111 114t r N1 A r 1t I t I f M t G r tlij1Pu1 f i1V1t iq j ati G di re t ianfr rID arB v rrI HtfilU40 JfV RoJi P ttl 11 I I 4JO S aIY aeY f Un a e11 a d Magnitude acesNotl I f Ring Sh wsand Special Free Attractions to Excite to Amuse arid Entertain I r r 1J- I ElIU J- I I j it I i L t Ii tip jf L r Yttl tt NI llk 1 1I j J ILA1f lt n Ir I UII f- I ti 1 f- fl4 i HHj I 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tti 11J t 1 1 I t I t tn lji r iC I VGd t yitniioa 9nT i FIRST DAY Free Chilens 1ijCM FopieVp y- jDAY htkl j ll SEDOND W e W ande Derby DayNtw tIi yp ttII f nfr1Yt w t i t THIRDj piaMadisonville arid bjr11 llJ1J 1 Ilon4Dw Jfti It or it wifes f 1 iL 1 Ii 1 i h F1Ii5AYit IID lIY 1 I i I 9c yvv 1 12 Ii n ti 1 to III joI I J Evefy I Bt 1Y ail One aSGo dJ sA1iot e iA 1 omeEVeny Dayariti1 JtA1111 f J fi I it IIJr JII + a ttlI I dy 4r x6ivAI I I r iJ vf siIt 4 j J 10 v1 IS t 1I j 1 ft l t 6 Gi IIIhJ ij GalIOVENIsdD y 8sJHffi jiAI FRAN6EWAY Sec IWli C HOPEWELL UM w 971 AssI1Seg1 n 4 j t yy y penrw a 4 ri 1rf p 11 t i5 rJ f 1 Aq + 0 J J 8 c 0 I 0 I 1 J t 11 UilTtd 1 T i- u x10 A oqJl+ rff2 Ir IitiIQII tIt y Ji oj It t J L 1fiay ri u jT IJ I t1- i 1 i i II Iil1 i 4l ItCAt MO1- tJ I1lt j-I ONVILLE KYr Ic Fe l rector anEmbalmer II ii 7 I J Answerer Promptly Day or c LL1 sdi- k dJI I News of the rownJ f James Draper was In Morton Gap yesterday t Roy Swann visited his parents in Sc Central City yesterday Ida Lee Sisk was in Mortons Gap yesterdayL of White Plains was in the city Wednesday p Mrs Will Bramham of Durham N 0 is the guest of her parents sir and Mrs Dan H Umstead= I j goodEbrsec BLAIBGwasXr r operated on In for append doltiB days ago waB brought I Iheme on 94 Tuesday night She is pelting along nicely A Mta Joe Brinkley has returned liqme after a few dews visit to relaL SpringsHr Two rooms for rent pply td Ykc t Lire L B 0 BriaDi T rH H Campbell who has been dnflned to his room for several days Is able to be out again O H Hamby of Hamby Station trAs In town Tuesday Dr Howell of Nortonvllle was is town Tuesday on business Miss Della Hudson of the coun Srj IB visiting Miss Flora LIpscomb this week Percy Stewart ef Madlsoriville attended the Redman Picnic here last night i Pick Gill of Southardj was in town yesterdayJt I James Garnefct of Dawson was In I town yesterday Miss Nellie MoManii was in Mad Isonvllle Wednesday Miss Lela Vaughn was In Madl BouvllleWedneBday Clearance Williams ot Madison ville was In town Wednesday Claude Harris of Madisonyille was hi town Wednesday Frank Cordier ot Madlsonville was in town Wednesda- yWANTEDFour I gentlemen room ers Apply to Desk No 1 Bee Of fice Terms reasonable 2t Jesse Lynn of Madiaonvllle was In town yesterday Mrs Leo Todd of Southard was In town yesterday Highland Adcook of Madison ville wasln town rL yesterday y If Dennis Vaughn Is In Sebree Fhia week VISiting relatives Miss May Oldham of Hopklnfl yilleislthe guest of Miss EUzabetih long thls vijeek tI Newman Whitford was in Mad iso ivllfe yesterday 1r I 3JiB el bil ips of 3Qt Mli web In town Wednesday i Bob Myers of Madlsonville was in town yesterday Misses Nannie and Janle Lamb1 pf Madisonvlllewere in the city yesterday Roy Wyatt of Madlsonville was In town yesterday jP Jesse Harris of Mortons Gap was In town yesterdayyRoy II waB In town yesterday Miss Lucile Thomas of Madison vllle IB spending a fow days with relatives here I y F pI rFu v All Nt t i IetTtn At E t V i 1 1tBeginnif Monday IY81ng In a Big Watetproofftnt ii The Royal Stock Coi r I Playsfir t Tie Opening Bill r The Country Boy t and Orchestra i IontFail to See the Only t CLIFFORD tThe Highest Salaried Vaudevile Artist t ji i if Appearing Under Canvas Today Great Big Skow ior Small vPri- ces25PEOPLE25e r- r f J I r ft J r l PRICES Children 15c and Adults 25c 11 1 hjr j f j f i V 95 r J1 J I IIjlotJtjltli 1lootrII Itif J I L u 119 Pale Faces Palefaced weak and Shaky womenwho suffer eve day with womanly weakneSsneed the help of a gentle tonic wint- a building action on the womanly system If you are weakyou need Cardtd becauseCtrdui the cause of your trouble Cardui has a record of ofsuccessyew Tike C CARDUI The Womans Tonic Mrs Effle Graham of Willard Ky I couldhardlynearly every month for 3 years When I began to le Cardul my awfully I only weighed 99 pounds Not long afterfI weighed 115 do all my work and am BegintaklOg Clay Streator of St Charles was lu teyvnWednesay n t i HareohAlfllspPof MadlsonvJlle waslnaptvp yesterdays a- Mdse 1 end rs Lqf Sebree was in to D rqN itt ty FredjBalley pfjMadisonvllle was hero yQeterc y C r a v t Hay Stakes was in Madisonvlil yosterday t k Ralph E Dudley alas in Madison villa yesterday r FOR SALE One V1QO course In anything except ciyJl engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton PatWfII sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office Dallip Curtis was in t donvl e resterUay iv HVH Campbell mad i a uslnesi trip to Evansville yesterday Co J B Guest was in Sebree yester deraMiss Mitchell is ivlflU till friends tu SeorelStblB week jl Robert DeMbss ot MadlsouylHef was In town yesterday 1 a 4 One way to relleva bbitnalcoastipatlonls t take wgulVrlj a mild laxative Doan Re eti are recommended for this purpose sje a heya all drug stor- eFreeman Kizer of Madlsonyllle ras in the lfRoy Boat afd of wal In town yesterday Im Miss Georgl klley attended ptti laaae at BebreelMt atpbttGilbert LoIIK attended the dataof at Sebre last nighttOLD RAGS wanted at Bee offiw clean cptteh only ace+ pted r Dil Fergerson of the country wai lei town yesterday Miss Aes Ignyila MdlImr- rule yeltt Pt Frank +ianninl amt to Sebree etterday Mrs M If Melton of Howell 11 he of MnW G Huffman his week- Anincreasing number of people eport regularly of the satisfactory emits from Foley Kidney ills and comm nd their healing mild curative Foley Kidney Pills are a carefully prepared nedicine guaranted to contain no iarmful or habit forming drugs They can have only a beneficial fect when used for kidney and bifid ler troubles for backache rbeuma iam weak back or lumbago Never cold in bulk Put up In two slzesln ealed bottles The genuine always In a yellow e St Bernard fining Co incorporated Drug Ie lartment Omer Wyatt ashi MadleoiiVllie yesterday attending the ball game i Miss Bertha jLaflopn qjt Southard was here yesterday k tk James Draper attended the ball aWe in MadlsODvillb yesterday rsVIllard MoOulley of Qrab tree was in the city yesterday During the summer months moth ers of young children should watch for any unnatural looseness ot the towels When given prompt atten Jon at this time serious trouble may be avoided Chamberlains olio Cholera and Diarrhoea Rom uponPorMiss Iva McCully of Rlchland- ttended the Redmen picnic tiere resterdayf j Kreis Slsk of Rlchland was in the city yesterday OMINGAll Next Week TKe ROY AL STOCK COMPANY J J Ji tfp + IRK d t i1 H 4 f r I lt II t IIJvwAALJif Imni v q r r 1ltys5- kh itJ l r 4 r 1 7 4 IJNovv jn Full Swing l eal Bargains in Every Department 1 Bargains in Clothing to Bargains in Shoes Bargains in Womens Readyto Wear = Bargains in Dry Goods r t Bargains in Notions Bargains in Mens Furnishings i L ONT FORGET THE P A Sale runs all this week and heM i i fr IfItake advantage ofU early t J r s j l A IxaT N PROOF Should Convince Every larlingto Header The frank statement of a nelghbo telling the merits of a remedy Bids you pause ana believe The same endorsement By some stranger tar away Commands no belief at all Heree an Earhngton case An Earllngton citizen testifies Readand be convinced t2rl Henry Clay Smith Earllng says Yon may use ml statement as heretofore recommend IntgDoausKidney Pills Wheneve rehave occasion to use them in our family the reiultsare fine Mrs Smith U only one of many Earllngton people who have grate illy endorsed Doans Kidney Pills f o rmaok ache llf r kidney- ibethpr yea dont litnplraaktor i- tldAy remedy ask distinctly to- lloiue t Kidney Pills the same the llrt flmtth JuoGltb remedr basket Vbe5nel rtiiaeBy 60e all itr e F t rUllbnra Co Prep Baffale Y Wbtm Yet Back U LliiR- MeMbpr tleatt w0 XeLeed of Madfeomvill- eiraij tli ott yesterday J WMt itt tJiteaK- A Boston man lost hit leg tram the bite of an Insect two year be fore To Avert such calamities from tingi and bites of Insects use Back lena Aruba Salve promptly to kill the poison and prevent inflamma tipn welling Heals burdq both ulcer piles eczema outs bruises Only 26 cents at all druggists Albert Larmouth lty editor o1 the Herald Vioksburg Miss 1a at home on a visit to his parents Mr and Mrs John Larmouth Albert was formerly a compositor with the Bee and is making good in his chosen field of labor 1It yon are a I housewife yon cannot rf reasonably hope to be healthy or beautiful by dlibes sweep ing fend doing housework all day and crawling Into bedfdead tired at must get out into the open air and sunlight If you do this eVery day and keep your stomach andbowels Ingo d order by tak log Chamberlains rTaletekwhen needed yon should become both PialfDealerKiinmal Fmleuf St Charles spent last night In the city A lams back or shoulder puts a man on the retired list temporarily The time will be short if BALLADS StfOW LINIMENT is rubbed la Jt relaxes the muscle relieves pain and restores strength and elasticity in the Joints Price 26o 60o and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department i iplarence Malciney of Providence Is the guest vf hip brother Jim ithis week Miss Willie Kelly of Evansville U visiting her sisters Mrs Matte Goodloe and Miss Georgia Kelly this week iir 1 I w ty 0 yy y- M Tr Low Round Trip Fares from Earlington to New York and Boston f i 30 daliMit Tourist farce = tor 1 HewYork 355 Bostoi e 65 J 60 day limit variable route fco NlW York S38 95 Bostl42IO Reduced rou dtrip fares to i to many other cities and resorts I inEst Snriif SinfiM to the East 1 P 1 1 Fw j rtteaUn ralw tiUr- raJaeriIl + t hi erlnpir lL v est NtTo 1 D P BANKS Ticket Afemt IIiJI + + You Oiant Make JIi Water Run Up HillI1Yt J r t t i Npft er can you make a Typewriter do Rood work withopoor Ribbon The efficiency of a Typewriter depends as t much the quality of the ribbon you use as upon the lt tIf I I machine e fiiEL MERCITbTypewriter Ribbons are RIBBONS OF s QUALITY We guarantee them to be woven sager close ard We want you to try one at OOo use 4 itVwelehfand if you find a flaw in it bring it back to us andtreceivo a new one FREE of charge or your money back if 1 I I ypuLprefer j EL MERITOjibbons speak for themselves i Single Ribbons v J OOots f f Half dozen tots 860 I i Dozen lots l I 600j Srr LAMASCO ISUPPLY CO f S I f Room 3 Victory Building l Yl htr If EARLINGTON KENTUCKY S- rdII pII dariltaAair + BEE ADS PAYr rl tomyyrIN pw wrf r fi-t r rI yv1G J M45- d Iro tr J b b 4ivc m