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L r rt TUESiJIY it and 2 FRIDAY AFtERNOONtL j i J 1 to fi r- S tt J t IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE tol 11 TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY JULY 9 1912 NSIP Geo 0 Hill Inventor may have Solved i Serious Problem in Railway Building 1 Fig I-I t4 FIGURE Ia 1 Concrete Crosstio in place 4 ithasphaltbcd at loft end and Ii clamp attachment for rail i FIGURE 2Steel Reinforcement for Concrete Ties With thh rapid disappearance of forests and the decrease in the supply of timper there has come in this country a serious problem c as to a reliable substitute fo wood for croseties in railroad h construction Steel ties which have been invented are still in the experimental stage and their reliability is questionable Con crete with proper reinforcement seems to be themain hope in this connection and concrete is grow leg in favor for construction work of many kinds Geo D Hill a Louisville man hns roe k Igently been granted a patent for a reinforced concrete crosstie for railway purposes and his friends believe he has solved the prob lem If not he has certainly tak en a big step in this right direction HIs tie has already won the favor of the Engineers Olub of Chicago and is beginning to attract wide attention It has already received prominent men tion in the Louisville ITimes and r other papers Mr Hill is well known here t abouts He is assistantengineer of the Henderson and St LoUIsI jDiyision of the Louie Nashville railroad with head= quarters at Evansville He is thirtytwo years old At the qge of sixteen he graduated from the LtClass of J800 of the Louisville Training High School the first graduating class of that institution and was especially strong in mathematics Later he graduated from Kentuck State College He took up Rail road work in the construction department and steadily advanced until he reached his present po U sition His concrete tie has a number of features which can be fully appreciated only by those having a technical knowledge of the subject One feature of special advantage obvious to all is a coP t lapsible mold which faculties f the manufacture of ties along the line i of track construction Concrete ties ot previous design had the objection of having to be r factory made Mr Hills tie if if reinforced with steel rods and has a clamp arrangement to make the rail secure The tie is also provided with an asphalt bed underneath the rail to give resili alanoy to the track Hill the inveptor is a sonI pfMrandMvGW F Hill iof Lou sviU nor Mr Hill was for wavy years in the shoe business in that city but for some time past has been engaged in real estate Following is a list of claims mad by Mr Hill for his inven ci tlonIt ti L A reinforced concrete rail iitMf ilrt rSIMIK A Ir t i l1if 171 i fastened thereon comprising two flange shaped shoulders for the reception and retention of the fittingrtherpin substantially as loscrib ed and set fourth 2 A reinforced railvay tie consisting of a body of concrete or suitable plastic material wherein is embeded twisted shaped metallic longitudnal reinforce ment with rail fastening devices each of said rail fastening devic es consisting of two flange shap ed shoulders fastened to tho rein forcement embedded in thecon crete or other suitable plastic mateTiaVforming tbebod of said tie having recesses in the inside faces for tho retention in place of a rail plate substantially as described and set forth 8 A reinforced railway tie consisting of a body ofA concrete or suitable plastic material wherein is embedded twisted I I 4 1- A P QEOHOE D HILL shape metallic longitudinalrein forcements with rail fastening Devices attached thereto euch of said rail fastening devices con listing of two flanged shoulders fastened to the reinforcement embedded in the concrete or other suitable plastic material forming the body of said reinforced railway tie adapted to re ceive and retain a metallic lock ing plate with fastening clips of unequal thickness on opposite diagonalcorners for widening the gage of rails to the extent necessary to suit the degree of curvature substantially as described and set forth 4 A twisted shape metallic longitudinal reinforcement with rail fasteping devices attached thereto each of said rail fastening devices consisting of two flange shaped shoulders fastened to the reinforcement in combi nation with a suitable metallic castingbox having slots in its ehonldrarareproper position the metallic re i I1I fiiJf 1J ii raurpa i wag rounded by the concrete or attic r suitable plastic material euli nndsjtforth5A metallic railway fastenin device with reversible gageVad justing fastening plate fi ttnJt therein in combination with 7 a reinforced concrete railway ti and rail mounted thereon aotMh t metallic reinforcement embe ei therein substantially aa descri edutiO A d consisting of a bodv of concna e or other suitable plastic maters wherein are embedded tVIAtt1 shape metallic longitudinal rein fasteningfvIces said rail fastening devices non sistiug of two flaug shaped shoul ders fastened to the reinforce ment embedded in the concret or other plastic material forma 1vnneath a metallic box filled with asphalt and attached to the rein forcement by rivets or bolts and beingembbdded in the concrete or other plastic material simrih taneously with the reinforcement in said reinforced railway tie jaach of these metallic bxes being J filled with asphalt arcing aa11 cushion for the rails resting in the rail fastening devices and for keepiag the locking plato in said rail fastening devices from working loose by reason of any jar to which they may be subjected substantially as described forth andjVIOLEriE JtTB UAx L S rDSUP lSci mogrHi Shows it Heaviest Since the San Prandtca Disaster in 1906 Fairbanks Alaska July 7 The most violent earthquake ev or known kere took pjace at 10 oclock last night the earth rock ing continuously for forty sec onds Less violent shocks occurred throughout the night Louis Anderson foreman ofn mine on Dome creek was suffo cited beneath a huge slab of earth loosened by the quake Washington July 7thThe heaviest shocks since the San Francisco disaster of ICoO were recorded today on the seismograph i at the Georgetown university observatory vThe distance was calculated at 3000 miles and the direction uncertain The trpmors continued from 30 until 5 a m The heaviest shock at 841 a m threw two needles completely cut of scale and registered 05 millimitres on another dial PIANO for SALE Howard Plano Mahogany Case good as New for sale cheap ROUT N RAY I Baseball Mortons Gap vs Dawson In Favor of the Local Team The Mortons Gap Baseball Team accompanied by about fifteen en thusiastic fans journeyed to Dawson Springs July 4th to mot the husky athletes of that famous summer re sort and wept down to defeat t6 the tune or 6 of 3 Only seven innings were played when the atmosphere and grounds beoamo too moist for even the most cranky fan The features of the game were the batting and baserunnlne of the Daw son team and the hard hit three bagger of short stop Wilkerson which narrowly escaped a home run which was only prevented by the fast fielding of Dawsons right gafdner Smith for Mortons Gap made a wondorfal throw from deep seater to the home plate cutting off what seemed to be a sure score Score by Innings were as follows 128450789 D 010 0 111 0 0 6- 4ortons000110100 8- Bfttterles for Pawson JFInlay and roves Bttterlea rB forDemons hAllen an- dEftl we iM sdrJ f I Madisonville Notes Miss Edna Wooten of khe Islanc way here Friday night left tor White Plains Saturday to visit friends before taking charge of her bcauo at Wbltflelds- MiqseB Vada and Vera Gates at Johnstons Island were here Frida afternoon on their way home from a visit to Miss Voma Beasley Qf Mt Carmel and friends at Nortonvilh- O O C Rambo was in Enrllng Friday on business Ben Bowles of Earllngton was here Friday afternoon Miss Annie Hunter of ProvIdence who has been visiting friends her 1has returned home Alex H Slaton a barber of Provl donee and Miss Kate Wallace a charming young lady of the sam place eloped to Evansville Friday night and were married by mlnlste of the German Methodist church The groom once lived here and tbe couple have many friondB here Mrs James Ross and daughter who are staying in this city went to Providence lust week to see Mr Ross is busy on a special edltlln there Curtis Plukens of Henderson was here Sunday to visit friends The remains of Mrs Lena Henry of St Louis daughter of Mrs Docft Simons of this place were brought here Saturday funeral services tak ing place at the residence of her brother Phil Simons on West Broadway at 280 Sunday Inter ment at Odd Fellow Cemetary Mrs Brandon and son Prof Bran don and little daughter Hazel of Murfreesboro Tenn are visiting rofrsJ Brandons niece Mrs CfL Ross Mr and Mrs Knight and little- sonero4here Saturday on their re turn tothelr home Lebanon Tenn after a visit to Mrs Knights parents near Providence Watson Slaton of Nortonville spent Saturday night here and drilled with the company Sunday MIss Martha W Hicklm of Nash ville Teun made a short visit to Mrs McKlnzey hero and her brother Melvin Hickllh at Anton Satur day and Sunday on her return from a visit to friends in Chicago Will Wells will move his family sere from Hopkinsvllle this week They will occupy their new home on South Main St Miss Dixie Montgomery Is filling Miss Jessh McGregors place as clerk at G W Whathens while Miss Jessie is taking a much needed vacation Claude Williams of the country was here Saturday night Mrs T A Mahoney of Nashville Is here visiting her parents Mr audI Mrs Elwood Jagoe Mr Mahoney has gone to the Panama and Mrs Mahoney expects to go after a few months visit here Mre Davenport who alas a protracted illness is some better MrsW LDeMoss is on the sick list Mr and Mrs M t Wlnstead of Clay have been the guests of Mr and Sam Cox on Broadway prof 8 BLutz who has been connected with Vauderbullt college at Nashville Tenn has been se cured as principal of the High School at Providence Prof and Mrs Lutz have many friends here who pre glad for them to locate near us- Miss Lucy Fawcett is quite sick The Bakery and Restauran firm of Lily Bros changed management slightly Saturday when Harry Lily sold his interest in the firm to Dan Wilson Mr Lily will go to a farm near Morganfleld Mr Wilou who is job foreman of the Hustler office wilt continue at his duties there This is a good firm and deserves your patronage Mrs Marion who has been in tho olty representing the Seigel Myer Music Co of Chicago is visiting the towns of the county and meet Ing with success Roy Wilson who has boon In Texas some time Is here visiting bis parents Will Mills wept to Nortonville on roamers Saturday- R S Dutln left Sunday for Dan ofJniyUPIr + Mv 1c i I 1and FRIDAY AFTERNOOhir JJII f Jinpaper want your trade andwant it bad enough to ask for it Thejmerchant who does not ask your trade does not want it it your purchase from the merchants u who patronize your paper Yoiiv i are safe in buying advertised goods I SUTHARDS BODY IS FOUND Fishermen Discover it Near Kentucky V Shore The body of Bert Suthard th L N switchman who was drowned in the Ohio at Howell on the Fourth while fishing was found in the river opposite West Franklin ind at 0 oclock yesterday mprning It was floating near the Ken Lucky shore when two fisherman brothers named Arnold saw it while running their trout lines Marshal Thompson of Howell was notified and with Suthards brother and father went to West Franklin where the identified the remains The body was bought to the city late last night and prepared for burial Interment will be at Greenville Kywhere his fath er and brother live A Texas WonderT- he Texas Wouber cures Kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregu larities of bladder troubles remov ing gravel the kidneys and bladder in both men and women Regulates blnCder trourles m children If not sold by yonr druggist will bo sent by mall on reoipt of 100 Qne small bottle is two months treatment 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 Iold by all druggists Wallace Slaton Alex H Slaton and Miss Agnes Kate Wallace of Providence were married in Evansville Saturday Mr Slaton is a prominent busi ness man of that place while Mrs Slaton is a charming young lady and loved by all who knew her What Makes A Woman One hundred and twenty pound more or less of bone and muscle dont make a woman Its a Rood foundation Put into it health and strength and she may rule a king dom But thats just what Electric Hitters give her Thousands bloBS them for overcoming fainting and dizzy spells and for dispelling weak ness nervousness backache and tired llstness worn out feeling Electric Bitters have done me a world of oodwrlteR Ehza Pool Depew Okla and I tkank vou with all my heart for making such a good medicine Only 600 Guaran teed by all druggists f r t Ji S FLYING MACHINE n 1 1 For Great Hopkins County Fair r eDaring Aviator Will Stunts in the Air dotWEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY iThe management of the Great Hopkins County Fair have been fortunate in securing the daring Aviator Ourley who will do stunts in a Curtiss Biplane om Wednesday Thusday and Fiji day Mr Ourley is one of the Aviators who triode a great hit at Evansville this year and has y a world wide reputation as nn artist of the air On each of the I three days above named he villa give the peopl of Hojjkma qonn ty thrillers in his great serfaE swoop or eagle dive Dont miss this opportunity of seeing him y Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that snlleiBr frequently from splitting noivoim headaches ought to go at once to the I druggist and get a 26e bottle of our J Carlstedta German Liver Powder p Headaches always indicate const pat on in a dangerous form that may result in other extremely seri ous ailmentssometimes event Brlghts Disease and Appendicitis Our Carlstedts German der acts on the Liver the reap y cause of a few doseentirely remove thetroubleh18Uro- a lasting cure never falls guaran teedIf you have headaches get rA bottle today from the St Bernarta Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment 26o iv bottle j I M EJ Church South Sunday Schoo I The Sunday School at the M UL Church South lust Sunday was veryainte- restiug Several new pupils were added There were present Yf 207 You come next Suuday antj join Our classes nil have g od i teachers and are prepared tfrv make it interesting to all who will attend The pastor will be absent next 4 Sunday and as you will have only f the Sunday School to Attend try tocspresent During the stammer mouths moth iI I era of young should watch for any unnatural looseness ot the 0 bevels When given prompt atten tion at this time serious troublemay be avoided Clminborlawite A Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem 1 oily can always ho dependd upon f For sale by all DeniersI tI HEALTHGRAMS A city is as clean as its people j Oivic uncleanliness kills civic pride I The three disracesfilth flies and fever J Tis well to look tdthe well if you wouldkeep well r a one swat in the spring will save you n million swats in tho i summer jTyphoid to prevent costs a few cents to cure costs many dollarsiIf the weather is hot shun the cocktail and do notreach for 1tthe highball 1 Dont buy and food from n dirty place If the flies beni J you to it let them have it Tis a wise community which places community healthnboveI all other community possessions i Typhoid is most prevalent in the late summer andjearly fall I days so are fliea Get the connection t- Frnifca Is filththe kind served from sidewalk stands after exposure to street dirt and flies FilthFlies C Food Fever I Fingers From Bulletin of Chicagoi1 t Department of+ afii prtSY jt r J y Y Sf Tv 2a1i S I 1iT TT 7 t r JIffr I a- f i- 1is o 7 ffi7Fi I i4 t kL1 MMMN I lt3eeI M MOORS AND PUBLISHER IEPITOft rPAWOETT AND BUSINESS MANAGER i IMebero 1 League Branch in Ben Slatons Next to Pestoffice Madison rilk Ktfttsclry ene No RingsMISS AILEEN DAIS Mgr i Telephone Tuesday 9 1912 j t We Authorized to Announce Dan M Evans as a candi 4 I date for the office of Mayor of the city of Earlington is ject to the action of the Republican party in the primary to held Saturday August 3rd 1912 i ALSO We are a t1lO jzedJPa nounce EL as a can MayorIject to the action of the Dem ocratic party in the primary I Augustlrry ALSO We are authorized to an JohnsonGt Mayor of the city of Ear subject to the action iofthe Republican party in the 4 primary to be Saturday r 1 August 3rd 1912 1 ADDITIONAL MADISONVILLE NOTES 4- I Robt Burden of Earlington was in town Saturday Freeman Kiser Was in Earlington Sunday Roy Southard was in Earlington I SundayPercy Stewart was In Earlington I SundayHomer Hanna was in Earlington Friday Claude Hanna was in Earlington a Friday r Edgar Johnson was in Earllngton Saturday aBanion Bisk was in Earlington SundayIFred Bailey was in Earlington Sunday v I ACharlie Smith was in Earlington a day rr Boy Parker of Earlington was in yasin town Saturday night John Blair of Earlin tan was in town Saturday night f Ht i Tt Thomas pf EHrlingtqu wasp in this city Sunday J13 other Hancock of Earlington wann town Saturday night IWelby Pritchett was in Earllng r ton J3unday J7 N yr Hazel Hale of EarliugtpBvs visiting relatives h6re thl el Mrs Monte WyallWTSBriySarllng tk ton rGMrs t was in Earl ington Sunday Mrs David Cowell and ofi y Ellington was in town yesterday i Will Daves who lives in the edge of the city haa of nice bay he has been trying to save fast week and this and has about corn r pleted the task between showers John of Earllngtou was here Sunday afternoon Kev D M Harrelsou has return ed from Water Valley rMissMande Nuohols of Hopkins ville is the guest of Mrs Jako Wells and Mrs Roy Hall Thomas Wayne the five year old- S son of Mr and Mrs Rbbt Oaburu died Thursday night after a short cono NN MMWNMNN MMNNM Subscription Rates One Year 100 Six months 60 Three months 26 Single copies to II ft 6 Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars Entered at the Earllngton Post as Second Class MatteriOffice Office Door 242 i f f 47 July I are sub be P held it s sister thirty acres Moore illness M Office ducted by Rev Mahoney Friday af ternoon Interment at Odd Fellows CemeteryHenry G Jones of Henderson was here Saturday T EFinlny and son Thomas went to Providence on business Monday Mrs John Pate and little son visited her parents in Earlington today Mr and Mrs W C Hollinger re turned home Sunday night after a visit to friends in Hen iorson Mrs H G Davis returned Sun day night from a visit to relatives in Evansville and Henderson Mrs R E Brooks and her guest of Earlington was here Monday A G Spillman of Earlington was here Monday Ernest NIsbetspent Sunday with friends in Henderson- Dr G W Parker returned Satur day trom Rochester Policeman W S Wilson was InI Henderson Saturday the guest of his son Elmer Wilson Mrs C F Wimberly and daugh ter Miss Bernice went to Henderson SaturdayMiss Givens Is visiting in Owensboro Miss Olyne Prattler visited friends in Henderson Saturday Ben Slaton undertaker went to Mt Zion Monday afternoon where he had charge of the burial of Mr James Jones of the Pleasant Grove country who died at the age of 78 at the home of his son Herbert JonesBrasher Bacon has his annual col lection exhibit of Indian relics and the eggs of various birds of United States and elsewhere oh display in Armstrongs show window each ar ticle is labeled and its history given This is a valuable collection and worth seeing Mrs Roy Hall and Nephew Rash Wells left Tuesday for a visit to her Aunt Mrs Nucbols in Hopkins ville The Colored boy preacher who has been preaching on our streets has been receiving respectful attention he preaches quite well Mra Hillary Spencer is visiting relatives in BarllngUm Mr and Mrs Dan Daves former residents have returned from Cal ifornia and are visiting their daughter Mrs Chas Martin of Greenville they will locate on their property here Dr and Mrs W T Gardner have announced the engagement of their daughter Elinor Margret to Dra1 Roy Forrest Robinson of Hppkm rl1le AQKI31912Miss popular and charming youngVbmeo here and is a charter membej of the Blue Stocking Club John G Morton Jr has At pounc ed his intention taking the strait scout drill This young man pur poses to be a man not in name only Miss Lizzie Haywood of Manson was the guest of friends here Sun day Mrs R E Brooks spent Monday with friends in Earlington Miss Margery Riddle daughter of Mrs Lona Tapp Is having an en joyable house party The gitesfB are Misses Nannie Helen Jenkins of Corydon Geraldine Jewell of Se r It you have any paper hang ing to be done call on me My prices are reasonable and all work guaranteed- J V POAG Earfngton Ky I Notice Contestants- J I + 1 to i J J 000 votes will be allowed on every 100 worth of printing turned in by contestants in the Mammoth Cane Cost For prices on printing telephone No r 47 Earlington or No 4 Madisonville r Y Y I 4 r j Vr vi ifcK tom ir lth 1 rot t t u u Fp t4 vt tN1NNthNNNNIhMN1YtNNWM4WtNtAKNNMlNNNMlNAYtNt1V nYM11 bWhW1hYAV B M SLATON Funeral Director r Licensed Embalmer iNEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE PLocei242 MADISONVILLE KY 1 VMMmVWWAWWMM YdSWMWNNgI We Want Your- JobwOlk You Will want us to have it when you see our samples and hear r OUR PRICES H I Call at this office to hen in need of anything in the line o- fPRINTING bree Thelma Lunstord of nor town Miss 1IIann Gordon entertain ed In honor of the visitors Monday afternoon Miss Riddle entertain at her home this forenoon and Mills Lucy Arnold will entertain this af ternoon Mr Watkins secretary of the Yo- M 0 A requests all the boys who want to go with him on the camp ing expedition at Old Ford beglning July 23 to meet him at Use building next Wednesday evening at 730 Any boy in the state between the age ot 12 and 18 may go The out ing will be both profitable and plea san t H H Holeman made a business to Nashville the first of the week The colored people are conducting a holiness meeting under the management of their pastor RPV Wet son They have a lirge tent located near their church on Island Ford St They are having largo crowds Many white people attend The Hopkins Co teachers insti tute will be heM from July 22nd to 29th Prof Shippa of Princeton i will be instructor and an unusually good program has been prepared and the teachers are expecting a II enjoyable session Prof T H Smith went 80Whitee Plains Sunday to begin his school for the full term Monday Mrs W J Barnhill and daughter Miss Lelia visited friends in Morton Gap today Robert Steward of Corbondale III has been visiting friends and rel atives hererS D Jenkens of Manitou wa here Monday- E G MoLeod Is spending tblb week at Dawson Springs T W Webb of Demlng New Mexico IS here visiting relatives Misses Bessie Clayton and Effle Todd pf Manitou were here Mon day shoppng D V Dukes of Providence wu hero Saturday t Miss Katherine Montgomery i visiting relatives lb Owensboro Clarence Mltoliejlj df Earltngton was here yesterday Company E spent a very ehJoya SundayAI I a number of visitor were present A large crowd assembled in the at ternoon and heard the appropriate speeches by of Hop kinaville and representative Young The Hopkinsville band furnished excellent music The Company seemed well trained Capt Harris would like to have six or eight vol unteers before they go into cam the 21st Special trains will be put on all roads into town for the benefit of those who will uttene the fair The Central City and Sensible base bail Clubs will play two games here one Thursday and one Friday The branch office of the Semi- Weekly Bee has moved from C A Mortons to the office of Ben M Ala ton next to the postoffice GeoGNHlll of Evansvllle wall here yesterday- D L Gordon of Earlington was here Saturday Mrs W E Wooten and daugh ter Mis Maymee are m Dawson for a few weeks Mrs Press Ross is visiting In Hen derson IncJdaughter10ItfilS of her uncle Albert Parish and fa ilyErnest Dunningof Eckola has pur propertyoSsgg n p19iVlnkh i I business inr33bkol liowever Roscoe Eastwood spent Sunday In Hanson 9f Et niyry4r Tt + f 1 arrrrotnMt tWttt is iRailroad News i CWUllfIiIlf lfllfitttInt Contractors are at work at Madl sonville bulldlne the concrete work for the steel and concrete under pass of the L N over Arch street It will probably take six weeks to complete the concrete work on piers for support of the steel bridge that will be erected The steel for this work la on the ground it iF M i The L N has put in a steam shovel at Mortons Gap to take away the slide on west side of the tracks Just south of the town This work Is being done by the railroads own force and equipment which is a de parture fromtheir old policy of con trading all such work This work will probably require some two mouths to complete The company is also oparating a new ditching machine on the Henderson Division ditching cuts on the new lines completed last year This is also the companys own work rr Work is being done extending a anew 55car passing trauk at Hop klnsvllle and new siding are under way or soon to beeonstrnetodat Se bree Slaughters and Rubards A new passing track 85cars taffy Is to be built at Rankin and the grading lor this IP already comblete The road is being put in good shape for the handling of a progressive Ins crease in business Wcrk ou the new station platforms and train sheds at Guthrie which has been progressing for months past is now complete Testifies With Pleasure Good evidence With pleasure I testify to the merits of Hughes Toalo as a remedy for chills and fevtr I recommend Ifc and in no ease have I known it to fail even in the most obstinate Sold by Druggists 60o and 1 00 bottles Prepared by ROBIN50NPETTETCO Louisville i r Incorporated Notice to farmers At the last business meeting of the Kentucky Corn Growers Asso ciation It waa decided to enlarge the scope of lie work in order to Include other term crops At the next an null show in January wheat oats ads n In order that all who desire to do so may reoerve material for those ex hibits I also desire to call your attention atthis time to the fact that a specialI tteatqre of the next corn sho the awarding ota 50 silver pitcher offered by the Lexington Oomnner showing0er profits on an acre of corn by any ea agetThtsIwon isame persoh before becoming the permanent property ot the wnner tit was awarded last yoar to I V Hooper of Morganjleld An1te accounts including ill laborpiust be kept fqrthiB eon f test Yours Very Truly it G ROBERTSeotetary i ForWomen Who Care Of course qouusoanantiseptic in your and in the care YOJU own tpyou been wain such as liquid or tablet antiseptics or p roxlde wont you please try Paxtine a concentrated antiseptic powder to bo dissolved in water as needed Paxtino is more economical more cleansing more germicidal and more healing than anything you over used ANTISEPTICI Inthetolletto cleanse and whiten remove tartar and proven decay To disinfect the mouth destroy disease germs and purify the breath To keep artificial teeth and bridgework clean and odorless To remove nicotine from the teeth and purity the breath after smoking To eradicate perspira tion odors by sponge bathing Asa medicinal agent for local treatment of feminine ills where pelvic catarrh Inflammation and ulceration exist nothing equals hot douches of For ten the LyUia K regplarlrntheir use e of Its extrnordlnarytlleanslng healing and germicidal power this pur pofiftalono Paxtine is worth Its weight njo1dAlso or nasal catarrh so 1 yes eutgand wounds Aldrugglts2ISand o a box Trial boX and Imny of 31 Women free on request THE PAXTON TOILETCOaetTMMse I r ij M r W i jt t 1 JJ tM f i t i 4 lJ 1 iill t 1 I 1 J I 1 This 100 Delker Autort A h 1 Back Bike will be 5fr7ti Itt i given awayat IHi 1J4 The Great Hopkinsis County Fair l 1- Saturday u yillat 5o clock plft 4 4 iTNLORIGINALand EilINEI Tt DELKER r- Ii l J J WC SCUTHC CtNUINf NON IMITATION 1 STRON EST BE STTH WORLD Vl T The SemiWeekly Bee will give away on the last day of the great Hopkins Coun ty Fair a 100 Deliver Top Buggy to some C subscriber From now until the last day j 1 tirof the Fair we will give a ticket bearing aI s number and a coupon for 1000 votes tri the ii J rV r Mammoth Cave Contest 4 Ii 1 1 f Each subscribers name will be written onthe ticket and dro pedit c lac edP box i + 0ri the last day of the Fair Sat JulyNsi i i 20 this box will be opened After ticketsare 1 o i edff9 v Twillhei first ticket taken gets ihe buggy This wr t j is absolutely Lair to llr Iplan J v vfev j r i f Remember each 100 paid on sXiL J 1 scription getsone ticket Your may take as manyas you like The more tickets you iJ A 7 have the better show you it t etl et the 1 buggy J jXi r- owand JI eI i Pay Your IXollar N get Your Ticket lto YtiVsSV tr trey fti a I ae t y I i 4 II 1 to lJ Jo ir 1 t t 4 s r r fir fir j I I 7a 4 M r i9IMrAr11YwB a tt4 CeAe MORTON iI I hMADISONv1LLE KY1i mI 1J rw J ir fI Funeral birector anEmbalmer ji rOf rLJ L I I Any Call Answercd Promptly Day or Night L ea J x t I ft rx The man who whispeia down a I x well w About the things he has to soil Will never reap a crop of dollars 1 i Like he who cUmbs a tree and- y I hollers 4 y + i 1r News ofthe Town i it i4 t The Rev W Q Brandon is visit ing his sister this week iu Paducah Jx Ken n 4 Miss Della Hudson of the coun x v try who has been pending a few t days with Miss Flora Lipscomb re= turned home Suudav Charlie Gamblln df Southard was1 ria in town Saturday Jasper Plukaton and wife ot the country were In town Sunday 4 Freeman Klsor of Madisonvilie y was in town Sunday Welby Pritchett of Madiaonville was In the city Sunday i 1 Hazul Hale la spending a few days I S in Madlsonvillo this week with ro latlves Mrs Molllo Wyall of Madison I k villo was in tho city Sunday tk fv 4 Two rooms for rent apply to J Mr L H OBrinq Mrs Orleati Emmett of Madison villo was iu town Sunday Joe Campbellpf Maningtou was In town I i Wilbur Ohnppoll was m town i Friday Little Miss Lena Davie loftTTriday t Jor Anton whero she will visit rein thc VO M + Miss Dodge OBrien of Paris Tenu is the guest of friends RansonBSI k i f Madrs6nvhlA- rI l was in this city Sunday nighti a r Ivan Springfield t who Hasboon Iu Kansas City MOr has returne- di t i home aces S rZZ fiFre Bailey df SfMl8onviire Jwaa i In this city Sunday M ir Dr and Mrs Brandon ot Lafay 1 f alto Ky t wore tiie gUst of rolatiVe here and returned homeMonday 1 iMrs M M Melton of Howell r i who has been the guest of ber sistert Mrs W O Huffman returned home SundayaEdgar Johnson of Madisonvllle Iti was in town Saturday Little Miss Louollo Thomas of lladiBonvillo who has been visiting friends and relatives hers returned home Saturday t Garth Gamblln of Southard was In town Saturday Elmer Gamblln of Southard Vas In town Saturday ErmettWyatt m Hamby Stat on with relatives Robert Galloway of Wheatoroft was in town Friday Homer Hanna of Mad sonvUlp was in town Friday Wood Fowler of Richlaud was In town Thursday J CptTobe Wright was in Jown FridayBen Bowles was In Madisonvllle Friday Dan Griffin and wife of Wheat croft was In town Friday The little infant of Mr and Mrs Fleet Gablln is very ill at their home on Moss Avend- oWANTEDFour gentlemen room ers Apply to Desk No 1 Bee Of floe Terms reasonable 2t Claude Hanna of Madisonvilie was In town FridaytW S Wright and son ofGornan Tex is In town this week Mr and Mrs N G Alfred who have been on their honeymoon re turned Saturday W R Brasher who has been Vis iting hisbrother in St Louis has returned home J H Lulloon + of the country+ was In town Friday on business Hugh GrIffin and son of St Charles was n town Friday 0 0 Rambo of Madlsonyilla was in town FredaYfiMrs John Wilson of Bichlandi was I in town Saturday I Mrs Mat Starks of near Blchland was In town Saturday S lU1vlUeSaturday js I Frank SIsk of Blchland was ib town Saturday t- iFOl f I SALE =Ova nice lotVa Rood horse a trap and harness I MRS PAi BLAIRr Harmon VaugHn whofhasbeenln Kansas City Mo has returnees home JiEd Williamson of Henderson la In town i Robt Merrihew who has boon in Kansas City Mo returned home Friday 1 Wm Herrell was In Providence yesterday p Percy Stewart of Madiaonville was in town Sunday Roy Southard of M lsonville was in town Sunday Y i3 fu vatmtrjna arHiM iaaar I ltm ts PUIfitt gt QJ D PAJtT i v r l 1 ri litlj t r it111 fr t j r c j t I 01 I t U J 1 0 1 Mens and Young Mens Cool I Summer Suits For these hot summer daysLoose wool nsiAli- ght I weight serges English mohuirs=style land service with timely reductions on everc fancy woolen suit in the store whether fortW grownups or oun stare More than that h V w there are lines among them that you can wear f along in the cold weather if you so desire M I f Theyve all been made to sell this seasonand W this season theyll be sold if prices count for W 1 y 74ttaughti 1 Every Thing H reFor Hot Weath i i er Everything of known merit and prices of f R4 the seasonable sort on all over negligee shirt i lines neckwear hosiery underwear fancy 1 t iV rr serge and white duck trousers straw hats ti SI- y and summer oxfords rsI- I t i i Ii IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE7 ffe w y t- rdJNy 1 I I ywafflagSwIBi MR o F t ttI 11L 1 t kii8 + o i t LW Ig1T L5 Days freeTtlal for you to convince yourself tern r fa mostconvenient stand and cabinet th costs lestooks best ttiidSavc9- ofil flce space Well nttit office 3 or borne on Isdayslrutrialthfshalfa- mtlrttho efficiency of our stenographers but 4 tqrfefet instead of sq usual size ordinary type Ifeetthe Holds stationery for a easy reachyq StandQllLfiRTSTEELsad Is light In weight vet rlld under operation turn oflever lowers the castors Jpermito moving it to any location or ttiday andVe will deliverit promptly if not satisfac tory after 15 days tree trial return to us cent d7stptirsatcraturo LAMASGO SUPPLY COI Room 3 Victory Bld- gEARLINGTON KY Charlie Smith of Madisonville was in town Saturday Floyd Slak of Southard was In town Sunday- Dick u Fay of Hopkinavllle was in town Sunday I Roy Parker was In Madlsonvillo Saturday night John Blair was In MadisonylUe Saturday nights Horace Harrison of St Charles was tho guest of Mrs Goo Faulls Sunday t Flowers feathers and ribbon at lose than cost Misa ANNIE R WooREt- Miaa Lucy JFawcett who has been confined to her bed for several days Is improving To Lonff P L oard andMr Atkins of tide ftYf were in Ben 6r son SundayJ Miss Mary Hewlett of this city was in Henderpdu Sjinday j B Gest of h s oltY Was ln8Jr f1bJee j Frank P OOw oftbis city waaftlfo t Henderson Sunday visiting frioddi H T ThbjfcM 1ABiV Idadisonyllio 1 y i 1tln JOR SAL t 100 course l ctyllpengineoringfrom Scrrotffbf Sciyiniotf Paf Will sell fit iargbin4pptItorfrae Ii f ill a r 4rFtH fted some ttorr irods JiI DeplsH ftqqPOoH f 8 I towIL 1JutaYJ1 ht li mJ rJ t p IJ SirothervtHanoooki was iOvIad lBonvllleSatiirdavnigbtr j j d Paul McGary went to Hausbt t Suntfay i t 1 1 t Efine Todd t9 So h dwasJp tow i Sunday attending v q IIme ttug ieck Gill of Sput ard was ln town Sunday f 11 Owen Lafloon of SQuthardwsI in town Sunday night Miss Carrie McCordof Sout aid was In town Sunday j Miss Susie aisk of Southard was in town Sunday Mr and Mrs Chester Laffoon of Southard was in town Sunday night Joe Kirk wood of Southard was in tjie city Sunday Charlie Gamblln of Southard was in town Sunday OLD RAGS wanted at Bee office clean cotton onlyaccepted Mess Irene Gamblin of Southard was In town Sunday Rev W N Martin will preach at StOharles next Sunday His subjecto will be Peace qf God Luke 214 Every body in that city should hear kim Come out B E N ixon and wife and Dr andI Mrs A E Davis have returned from a few days ifiabing trip near Sebree jRobt Burden was In Madlsonyille Saturday Mrs Ed Brooke Is the guest of her parents Dr and Mrs P B DavisMrs Hamby and children who have been visiting in HopkinsvlUe have returned home Miss Eula Oldham Is visiting in tbo country this week The Tent meeting held by Revs Rogers Cooller and Rogers IS still goln on and they are dong lots ot good ip t solty Roy w Nr Martlq will Preach at South aO tioittSuridavraftertioo umifilJ i tq sea ttapesoxtwil1 b uln1 1 Ne 19 Vi ff Ii hJt- Jrb1lnli3tr i i qhT tWf1r ii QOtitJ Jt a- In I town yixa e t kt r5 i I Curt Good was in Crrtfton Sunday Menses Pearl and Ruth Oansler or Southard attended the tent inectin Sunday nlgnti Howard Crosby was in Adams T6Hn Sunday I Ed Barnes of Cpntral City IU town this week John Moore was in Madlsonvlil Sunday Trimmed and untrimmed hats at less than J costMiss ANNIE B MOORE If you want to hear some Rood music come out Thursday night The K K Band will give its weekl concertDr E Vaughati and daughter Arabell of Palmetto Fla arc visit tng his brother S J Vaughn and family Mrs John Lalraon and litrL son Master Wm Douglas were in Madisonvilie Monday tire G D Oowell and sister Miss Gold Salmon were ID Madisonvilfe Monday on busi ness LOST Sdmewhere on thi streets of Burlington one Elk Head cuff button mate to the button in Hollinger Truempy window Suitable reward for return to Hollinger Truempy Cliff Johnston of Johnston Island has been quite sick the past weel with fever and his friends fear typhoid Miss Ruth Brown gf Providence visited friends here Thursday Clarence and Jack Storghill of Webster Co are visiting their grandparents ME and Mrs D D Stodghll Mrs Willis Barr of Madlsonville Is visiting friends and relatives in White City Mortons Gap arid Barns ley this week Closing out entire stock of Millinery for less than cost i MISS ANNIE B MOORE Frrtnk Harrison of St Charles was in town Sunday the guest ol ors Geo Faulls Morton Victory was in Manning ton last night Miss Agnes Lynn ot iFordsvllle who tins been Visiting relatives here eturned lionie tOday l J R I McCreary Was in Keleys I oday MfStrE JBacwfr hasp returned coma attetn foW days visit to rel- stlves J inSebreei A Vs mSOni Lyons of BQwling Green + fa In ttUe pityyliyngJ iWRe rAr LawrencaitBltikley oJlvHopklns yUliJt ipowR Bhaklngxhaqd with JCJSPrfStJ i cr n t VfiO a Dallis Curtis was in LMannngtpn lIiIMlIK t t1 ri- IJt lqr R j EZlvelyoy If are tired run dowry Bite fo appetlt gEt a bottle of Yucatan Ohm Tonic A few dps will sot OVLUPrgive you a boys appetite UJaA yuu tI Yas a welveyeardld Purifies the blood end etrongtponsthe system BOo a bottl Mining dVIhcdrporatea Drug Depart ment VN Christian Church Notes There were 214 nth Sunday School Sunday morning The nens class led the womens class loth in attendance and offering vhile the Beginners Glass taught y Miss Mary Mothershead Jwaa the largest in the school Supt Frank D Rash was great ly missed being absent because of llnessThere were two additions by confession of faith at the even infl service The Womans Missionary Soci sty meets afcthe Church Wednes lay afternoon Whets you feel Stretchy Halt Sic Blue and Out of Sorts look to the Liver It Is Torpid HERBINEI It is an invigorating tonic for a torpid liver The first dose brings improvement a few days nvigercue tends its restorative influence to tho stomach and bowels It helps digestion and food assimilation purifies tho bowels and brings back the habit of regu lar dally bowel movements When the stomach liver and i bowels are active bilious 1m purities no longer obstruct functional processes the result of which is renewed energy mental activity and cheerful spirits price GOo per Bottle JamesFBalardPrpp StLoulsMo U s Stephens Eye Salve for tlore Eyes IC Cures ah i M rAtsArxassaesttlt a n STi BERNARD TUNING CO fIll or jporated Drug Dsparikeaj a i r Low Round Trip Fares from Earlington to NewYorkand Boston 30 day limit Tourist fares to v New York 3255 Boston e65 60 day limit vriahleroute fares to I New York 3895 OJ Boston jiIO1 Reduced round trip fares totw many other cities and resorts Jr in 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i lt ir r ny t oj T r t t r 4 Ii Jlt- rot AI u A Daring Gut in Floor Covering J Second Floor We have some splendid values in Rugs if Carpets Mattings and Linoleum left ov cf from our Spring stock which will be p offered at Small Prices A drop in Drugget Prices Good quality Jap Stenciled Mat ting Rugs OJila only 235 750 Fibre Rugs 9x12 575 i 7 1000 Wool Fibre Ruts Osll 5845 2150 Tap Brussell Rugs 9x12 965 1500 Tap Brussell Rugs 9x12 seamless 1245 1S00 Velvet Rugs 9x121475- 2250 Axmiuster Rugs bright 1675t2500 Axminster Rugs bright 1875I2375 1 i 4 8500 Extra Axminster Rues x 24751 M i Special Prices on all Deltox Grass 1 Rugs good assortment of sizes Small Rugs at small Prices t i 18x80 Door Mats only85c150 Velvet Rugs 27x54 S15 200 Velvet Rugs 27x54 S165 11 4 250 Axminster Rugs 27x05 S195 3 00 Velvet Rugs 36x72 245 875 Axminster Rugs 36x72 F Rugsi295 165 Jr 1 150 Smyrna Rugs 115 t 200 Smyrna Rugs14- 5i i 300 Smyrna Rugs 225 j j Matchless Mating Values 20c Jap and Ohinavf 15c 25c Jap Iud r hina maWug19c3- bdI and 85c Jap and Ohina matting r 0r 25c T50eIngrain Oarpet matting 39c 60cfJ t t I ARE THE KIND WE t tI Suits for Men 2500 Suits 1945 2250 Suits 1 7S5 2000 Suits J 565 1800 Suits 1445 1500 Suits 1195 Suits995Odd Pants for Men 500 Values j 315 400 Values 315 800 Values 235 I 195 5151tfory x 800 Knickorbocl er Suits 225 wp s 1400 Knickerbocker Suits 315 500 Knickerbooker Suits 385 600 Knickerbocker Suits 8 00 Knickerbocker Suits5635 1000 Knickerbocker Suits 785 i 1250 Knickerbocker Suits 975 15 Per Cent reduction on all Boys Knicker PantsBoys Wash Suits 76c Wash Suits I 100 Wash Suits 160 Wash Suits + 95c 200 Wash Suits 135 250 WashSuits 185 c i 800 Wash Suitsvl jt95-tfo I This is your chance to Paurchase hosiery under i wear neckwear bathrobes pajamas work shirts pvep I r i alls suit cases hand l in faet anything you need at saving prices I r- Lrr itp F 41i r 4u wx- a it Jw yp V c iSt I J A Daring1 Cut in Prices Our prices are never skyRocket prices which go away up in the air but are always very reasonable prices You will agree with us when you compare our low prices with our high quality merchandise But just now we are making a daring cut in prices allalong the line in order t6clear out all summer goods and cleanup alloddlots which have accumulated A purchasing chance you should not miss j Begins Sat July 13 Closes Sat July 27 An Impressive Sale of Ladies ReadyfoWear EVERY GARMENT IN IN OUR READYTOWEAR MARKED FOR QUI JK SELLING oalconv Linen Dristers and r Fancy Coats 125 Dusters r 108 200 Dusters + 189 PricesREDUCED NOTHING RESERVED I First Floor In the Rear For Men Regular 250 July price 200 Regular 800 July price 240 Regular 3 50 July price 280 Regular 400 July price 320 Regular 500 July price 400 These prices IncludeoUr entire Stock of Florshcim and Ralston made Oxfords for Men THIS SEASONJS LASTS BLACK I and Tan nothing reserved For Women i Regular 150 July lprice 120v i Clothing for Men and Boys at July Prices First Floor SUITSTr THESE THAT HAVE TO OFFER YOU DURING OUR JULY SALE AT SUCH MONEYSAVING PRICES 31250 5260 Values Suits Boys 485 49c 85c bags money SECTION ONE LOT of MENS SUITS broken sizes good values HALF PRICE Straw Hats at July Prices 100 Straw Rats 65c 150 Straw HatsSo200 Straw Rats 135 250 Straw Hats 185 300 Straw Hats 195 400 Straw Hats 212 r500 Panama Hats 335 Felt Hats Reduced 100 Felt Hats I5c 150 Felt Hats 121 200 Felt Hats s161250 Felt Hats 195 800 Felt Hats241Ge- nts Furnishings at July Prices One lot 25c sox slightly imperfect per pair lie One lot of Mens 150 shirts v HALF PRICE One lot Summer OapsHALF PRICE One lot Knit Ties 25c value 15c Reduced Prices on all Gents Furnish- Ings 600 Linen Dusters 469 Wash Dresses One table of Gingham Percale Lawn and Linen Dresses sizes o Regular 200 July price 5160 Regular 250 July price2J0 Regular 800 July jrice246Regular 350 July price21I Regular 400 July price + 321 These prices embrace our carefully selected and up date line of OxWfids and Pumps forW06ttn Alt Styles anci heath ersTHIS SETO- iqboD t r tallies Boots t Jt IxWeVavc about 100 pairs of PatKld and Gunmetal Boots for Ladies all good J nNt9 01 tAj to JI u L itryt- w 1 Ji1 BlA Reductions In every De part ment J i h q f f Hope Bl aehed poniesti13 I2c yd+ Staples Best dalico all you wantr per jard 4c Good Dress and Apron Gingham per yardr 5e Yard wide Brown Domestic 5e- Yardwide Bleached Domestic 5e Hosiery One lot Ohildrens hoc Hose5c- One lot Ohildrens 25c Hose 12e One lot Ladies 100 and 15c Hose 50 One lot Ladies 25c Hose 1 2o One lot Ladies Fancy Hose 50o value 25o Underwear Ladies 2Sc Union Suits laee and tight knee 21o Ladies 50c Union suits 43o Ladies 100 and 150 suits Mc Ladies 75o Summer Pests47o Fancy Silks One lot of Fancy Silks 25c to 100 per yard at HALF PRIDE One lot Fancy Silk 860 value 23c 25c White and Cream Silk Mulle 12ic 50c White and Oream Silk tIuller 25o 75c White and Cream Silk Mulle 35c Balcony 14 to 20 values up to SOOO to clean out SIc Just received tweutytlvo striped Voile and Marquesette dresses will be placed on sale at498 1 clean stock which we offer at July prices Regular 150 July price 120 Regular 200 July price 169 Regular 250 July price i 210 Regular 300 July price 248 All Misses and Childrens Oxfords at riX20 percent Discount during this sale t In Reductionsy I wehaye a few1 Womens Oxfords and Pump in Pat and Kid to close OUT REGARDLESS OF COST t i t i 1Dress Goods I First Floor Linens ansl bther Summer Goods 25c 80incfi Liuen19e800 86 inch Linen 21c G5c Pure Linen 39o- 25o Woven Flnxon17cEmb- roidered Swiss all colorsISc Kimona Crepe all colors14c 27 inch all Linen + 12io 86 inch Brown alt Linen lie One lot 25c Persian Lawn12c One lot 50c Persian Lawn 25c 75c Persian Lawn35cPe- rcales Lawns Etc 6io Percales sc JOc Percales lie 5c Scotch Lawn37oL- awn 5c 10c and 12o Lawn7jc1-5c Lawn rlIc20-oand 25p Lawn 15o Splendid assortment of Laces and Em broideries all prices 20 per cent Dis count 250 and 800 Crochet Hand bags 198 One lot 256 Lisle Gloves pair 15c One lot 60c Silk Gloves pairs 35c ALL FANOY PARASOLS AT ONE THIRD OFF I MCLEOD STORE Incorporated s- ON THE SQUARE Rl AD I SONVfl ElW 1109 H JMJI Ul KNTUCKYi ea8Uj1 t yQgrri 0 8 H h y t a i r J 4 Hatching Furniture Prices Second Floor 1008pteco Bed Room Suit G quartered oak polished SI5BO 6000 8 piece Bed Room butt quartered oak polished5475sr0000 8piece Bed lloonl SUit wl Circassian Walnut 4975 f l 8250 8pieco Bed Room Snit 11 Amerionu quartered 2745 5000 Buffet quartered oak poliished very massive 4250 r 50QO 8 piece Parlor Suit Ma ho uuv Genuine Leather t Upholstered 14250 j 4500 Uuifold Davendort rx tra heavy 3895Y8000 Uuifold or Automatic Davenport 0 2501 2250 C oldeI1845 f I 1500 i3 Piece Read Porch ctfr 975 1250 Conch Hammock 975i750 Couch Hammock 1200 Box seat Dinning chairs golden oak per set SJMI Extra Special 0000 8piece quartered oak and Mahogany Bed Room Suits only 4500 All Furniture Reduced i I Lace Curtains and Draperies Second Floor 50c Lace Curtains per pair 43c 100 Lace Curtains White or ecru 79c 125Lace Curtains White or ecru sac 150 Lace Curtains White or ecru 119 2 00 Lace Curtains White or ecru 160 250 Lace Curtains White or 0cru519530Q-Lnce L Curtains White or v235 4 100 Lace aqd Tapestry Our taluS i 325 500 Lace and Tapestry Our tb tains r Vi l39S f700 Extra Fine quality Cur t II ta1nsf 55565 ii r One Lot IOc lc 20c and 25c I Wash Gppds 5e yd th 25c Woolen Dress goods 17it 85c Fancy Woolen checks21o 50c Fancy Woolen checks 29c 100 d inch Woolen cheeks49cr100 48inch Voile black 49e Table Linen Etc 25c Table Linen 19c r 50cTable Linen 39c a 75c Table Linen 590a100 Table Linen 7Ic 125 Table Linen5111150 Table Linen 129 175 Table Linen 149 10o Ltneu Oraeh lit12Jo Linen Crash a It 75c Hemmed Napkins dozen Uti 125 Hemmed Napkins dozs9e Sheets and Pillow Cases 50o Bleached sheets 72x00 3tc 75c Bleached sheets 81x00 830 100 Bleached sheets 81x00 79c 1 25 Bleached sheets Hem stitched98o i 12ic Bleached Pillow Oases u hemmed each 9o 15u Bleached Pillow Oases hemmed each 12io 20o Bleached Pillow Oases hemmed each lie I SILK PETTICOATS Balcony 800 twotone Mossaline Petticoats L9s f Ateta600 Guaranteed black Tat t ta ettl09atsI260 f e tm1 i y- t J P Jlo t tt 7- I r t A t 1P It 7 0 1 II J 7V Tire r larm Systeml t i I r ral nformation i i ltip rtnlhew+ tnil has ton divided jute four Iire Die tnote known av uiifbers one two three and four these districts kneeaiziM iin ltN S 5 Fire str4ot9No1cornlarisesall that territoryS orfch of Main Iti + Stand West of the iR ill e jr the City 5 Hall Round HouseEi i r BAfnolda pafiideuco Buti House etc etc are in District rtNol1 hr f i Fire DtctTict Cdraprises all thatrt rritory North of MainSt il andvEast of trkeR IRje g thest BernardStore Barnes Oowj i i and Go P ft Whftlens residence L sonic Temple VLogtowa9 Ji etc etc are in District No2I I Fire Diebrict8 comprises all that territory South of Maiq S z Sti and West of the JR tRe g the i Post Office Goodloes restaurant Oka Oowella restdence MriS Harriet Brownings res ii idence Esq Jac Priests residence etc etc are inl District No8 1 Fire Disbrict comprises all that territory South of Stain illf 1 Stbnll EastOf theRiKe g the Peoples Bank + Victory Build ltrr0 M Henrye residence Catholic Ohurch New Methodist OUtrrch etc etc are inDistrictNNo 4 i Each telep ione subscriber in these Districts has been furnish I ed with a card showing thenumber ofFire1 District in which each i phone is situated these cards directing that in case of fire Oen traV Telephone ffitechango be informed of District Number and name of house is onfiro1 The Oentrnl operator will in turn notify ILVobN Round House whiuh will give the alarm F The Kovind Mouse whistle will in the future give theofficial alarm and this alarm consistOf a series of sltort blasts followed by onjo two three or four long ones according to tha district inc i which fire is locatodiie long blasts nndicatmg the district This alarm will berepeatad as seems neceeeary The L N loco motives will ootgfve the alarm unless AU engineer or trainmen i should first discover a fire i e should see it before the regular Houseito arouse at t r i rt Burts hefj Epigrams i Wllliasn J Bartscher in tliippiu L coWs forJuly The imitation that is better- ithnutiie oo original is net anituitn tiou but another original As soon as a cyan gets into the iHigherWalkR of lifqhebegitva to tfeel theneed of I2n automobile I AI1 that keeps some itneu from I being economical ian largeniu come Mwaya Ieaed With a Hearty if ua3 jDlKostezo i It ISelpsyiouratomachd- othorworkdfgestn what you oatand t yourfoodi Get7Aitazo FlftrcontB a bottle woDth ten told its cost at drug department of itho St Bernard Mlnl fig Coir anq lIn orporatedII lfle atweto Grand L4e lOltVannoy Ernest Newton and ILk t PtfofcOtE Dudley were eiooted aat l eKQnluK at the regular meeting of VItQ OILaLodRe o 84 Kalghta of Pgbhrattto represent the lodge at w the igcand tLodRp which wilt moot du ar OotobenatiLoulBTJlle This w a well deserved honorand one tbeoa gentle men wlllifill with credit to them S Bolv6eand the lode I fJ tKtmgt Sale ChanGe pf a lifetime to matte a splendid investment either fare 1 renting purpose orahome rome tl300 out about it I KIDNEY TROUBLE CURED IN TWO HOURS A SfiEEDY CURE Iderived o much benefltfrom the use of Dr Kilmers SwampRoot that I believe It will be must impor tant for the public to know of its worth TJast November I was Buttering severely with kidney and hladder trouble I sent to you for one trial hottlo of HwampEootand itreliaved me in about twohours After tak ing tho small triad bottle could feel no more pain BO purchased onoiflCty cent bottle t SwampBoot After taklnK the contents have not feltone pain from the kidneys or bladdtir since You ogre at liberty to publish this teatlmonat should 8pu wish to iYlours very respectfully W H WARnsar e BOSoa Box 89 Oamesboro Tenl11 Sworn to and subscribed betocej- we WF iDodeon enacted Justlaeofi the Peace of Jackson I Co Tellf4I this 14th slay of July J809 W F NS P I Letierito rAr KiIae4 Co Ringb3intea M Y lerote What amp RNt Witllo for You Send to Dr Kilmer k Go Blng hamton N Y fora sample bottle It wilt convince anyone You will also receive a booklet of valuable information toiling all about the kidneys and bladder When waiting bo sure and mention the Earltopton SenmWeekly floe Regular iflftv cent and onedollar sIZe bottles for sale at all drug stores Sign of Age 3T0U are aging aItle when you ologger conaliler hordoljip a gpod itUfte ttchlsQn Dlpbe II or When a New Perfection Comes In at the Door Heat and Dirt Fly OutL at the Window Whet would it mean to you to have t heat and dirt banished from your kitchen t this summerto be free from the blazing range free from ashes arid soot t I rt stove Perfectionii k iI jut Mqi clad bandy toe twuag ud iroeiac It This Stow saves T1xste It saves Labor bItMd wrtll2 3 at ors with lont quoieblu4etti lomehr CnnUoJ llurn The 2ard 3bunwr sloes can be hu ifon or tlwol ebinettoPWhicbil611jY Book with every More Coos allJClleaeacfll1Inc war I COMPANYlCrr1 174 LeIwiMo Kr Abut Ga IkI LAlgid wJy4 1IeaK of i rw 6W + tl axhw yr + rwe r Bit NA7atq rNt 1iJiii t1IIIIo1f UL6r4 ty ry F h- rt THE BEST PROOF Earlington Citizens Cannot Doubt It Doans Kidney Pills were used They brought benefit The story was told tonEarlington residentsTime strengthened the evi denceHas proven the resultllastlng The testimony Is from this local ity The proof convincing- J H Thompson plumber Prince ton Ky says f am thoroughly convinced that there is no othe- remedy on earth as good for disor dered kidneys as Doans Kidney Pills I was troubled fortflve years with backache and other apnoyta- symptoms of kidney complaint During the early part of the winter when the cold weather set in 1 was sure to have an attack of lame back that would make It impossible for me to work for days at a time I tried many remedies but got no relief It was lust about a year that I was laid up and when a friend ad vised me to try Doans KidneyPille I got a box I began to take them according to directIOns and in two days was back to work feeling bet ter in every way I do not hav backache now and my health ha been greatly improved The above statement was give February 6 1008 and when Mr Thompson was Inervlowec j on February 3 1912 he addedhI am to confirm the public Statement I gave four years ago praising Dnans Kidney Pills Whenever I have occasion to use this excellent remedy I have been greatly bene fitedFor sale by all dealers Price 6 cents FosterMilbnru Co Buffalo I NewYork sole agents for theiUnlt StatesRemember the nameDoans and take no other A P King the hustling r pre sentative for Ragon Bros was in town rtoday JTo More Dyspepsia Gaa or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a little Dlgestezo a powerful dlAOOtlve harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by tnoi drug department of the St Bernard Mmlug JompanvInoorporatedI MadiioftViliBusinus Changes ffas The Millinery firm of Metcalf Emerson faaacbnhge management Mrs Metealf buying Miss Nellie Emeraone Interest Miss Emorion left Monday tfor her home in Owens vile Ind She made many friends while here wtbo regret her depar tare For earache toastaae pain burnt scabU afire throat try Dr JThomts1 Eclectic 011 a plendld remedy for em fgindes Raft of tkwoanuts flA the PhlllpptaB Uplands one fre ftMntly sees a rat1Jf cocoanuts be tecrfloated down tbe Driver to market The ibuoyant nuts He closely packed lsstea circle braced acrjss with bam boast and tied with Aber and the queer craft with Its native paddler Is then seady for the trip down stream to a victor where the raft will be broken up and the cocaanuts sold Wide World Magazine An increasing number of people report regularly of the satisfactory iKldneyPillsand curative qualities Foley Kid Pills are a carefully prepared medicine guarantee to contain no drugsThey bladder tism weak back or lumbago Never inlscaledNear End of His PatienceIReggy Deswolle to his tallorr Weally I think I have been very patient with you I promised agate and again to pay you but If you keep on bothering me I simply wont promise JUlY morojrFllogendo Blatter Mall Carriers Will Fly discoveriesProgressmay see Uncle Sams marl carriers transportingflyinga wonderful in terent in a discovery that benefits NewDiscoveryother throat and lung diseases Is AmerItStickneyCornerment and all other remedies had RnybronchIal50c and 100 Trial bottle free all druggistsCredit Church TrusteoDId you ocfcupy our last pulpit with credit Now lector Entirely There was never ny cash connected with tJudge- Buy it now Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy la almost certain to be needed before the summer Is over Buy it now nrt be prepared for such an emer enoy bor sale by all Dealers ilil 4 ijMftifcu 1ijtti Very Serious It Is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one given you For this reason we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuine THEDFORD3BLACK T Liver Medicine The reputation of this old rella ble medicine for constipation Indigestion and liver trouble is firm Imitaterothers or it would not be the fa largersale F2RBenefiting The Public Directly By Development Of Good Roads An interesting statement recently issued by Director Logan Wallef of the United States office of public roads shows that if one man were to undertake the job of inspecting every mile of public road In the cou ntrv it would take him about sixty years to cover the ground The man capedayscontinuously and yet if he started benan old man of eiehty possibly wear tug whiskers when he finished The complete mileage of public roads presentttime is 2199645 Of that number 190 470 miles have been improved In other words less than 9 per cent are In such a condition that travel is possible at all seasons of the year 0It the9 per cent could be Increas to 20 per cedlt almost the maximum degree of road efficiency would be reached and probaly more than 1000000 saved annually in transpor tation charges wear and tear on wagons and horses and in truck farming due to delays that cause crops to perish The problem that thus confronts the country is one merely of economy and efficiency What once was thought to be a movement designed solely for the convenience of autonfoblllsts and farmers themselves has been shown to he a vast reform designed to ben ofit all the people reducing waste to a minimum and the cos- tofllvingWashington Post You Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves iadiaeetton SourStomachBreath or Heavy Feeling if you will itake one dose of Digesteze It re MagicPleasant thedrugMining Company Incorporated The Growler Ateddtw you out with your wifes dog yesterday GreeneHow did you knew It was any wifes dog Redd By to igrowlfatg Greene But the do didnt growl ReddNoj but you dif Yoftkero Statesman oannbtreasonably sweeplug tlredatnight dothisach and bowels In order by tak lug Chamberlains Tablets when bothhealthyall Dealers Reach for Them Great things are Just ahead of you themHOracep i1Insect Bite Costs Xe A Boston man lost his leg from the bite of an insect two years before To avert such calamities from stings and bites of insects use Buuk lens Arnica Salve promptly to kill the poison and prevent inflamma thou swelling and pain Heals burns boils ulcers piles eczema cuts bruises Only 25 cents at all druggists Time to Make a Change Brains have been at a dUcoun brawn at a premium quite enoughThe Choice of a HusTfcnd- in too Important a matter for a wo man to be handicapped by weakness bad blood or foul breath Avoid KingsLifeplexion pure breath cheerful spirits things that win mon follow their use Easy safe sure 25c at aldruggists Iveryminutes My doctor could not help me but 1 was completely cured by DR KINGS New Discovery Mrs J DRUGGISTStilL + i i1sF1F 1t4sAI t+E tirMrIRArf 5 l 4 1 j The Bees Mammoth Cave Contest NOT TRANSFERABLE i 1 t i t Good for 25 Votes for e v 1 1kIIf placed in Ballot Box in Bee Office before Saturday July 20 i IiI MAMMOTH CAVE J Hopkins County trips to Mam moth Cave will be July 17th The round trip railroad fare from all stations 840 All expenses at Cave Hotel 550 for two days trip The latter amount includes your board at Cave Hotel and the several routes through the cave making the total expense for the two days outing 880 Limit on tickets 10 days Go Ing on regulart trains 485 a m Write or Phone L N Agent Two TurkeyRaising States Texas raises more turkeys than any other state perhaps because turkeys require plenty of room for range and Texas surely can give them that Little Rhode Island however Is sold to produce the largest number of big turkeyssome of them weighing 40 pounds and worth 40 cents for every pound Oneway to relieve habitual constipation Is to take regularly a mild laxative Doans Kegulets are recommended for this purpose 250 a box at all drug stores F Careless At the mixed court recently a charg i of arson was preferred against a shop keper whose premises are situated in Woosung roads After evidence bad i been adduced tile accused was die i charged says the North China Daily News His assistant who was also before the court received six weeks imprisonment for carelessness in con 1 nectlon with the outbreak A lame back or shoulder puts a man on the retired list tem The time will be short If ADS SNOW LINIMENT is rubbed 1m It relaxes the muscles relieves pain and restores strength and elasticity In the joints Price 25c 60c and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment Probably a Robbers Hoard r A woodcutter at Molsson in then Forest of Compelgne northern France found a box recently in the trunk of an old oak Opening the box heP f discovered 9749 In gold pieces On amination tracing which have been r In the tree nearly a century were found to be stained with hufflalB blood e Special Rates Via L It R R MadisonviIliKy11Account HokinsCouotyNv S n On Sale July 16 to 20 Final limit July 22 One farer 0l plus 25c minmum rate 50 cents For further information I call on or address 0 4jR H DeTREVILLE f Traveling Passenger Agent D P BANKS EvansvIlle Ind AgentY zz szsz U D 1 Im1IWJIfIIIIiiiI ijfjiIII 1lJII tsrrte s mmoaast fit UIVt f DuncanINSURANCE Gest I Call and see Duncan Gest forToroidaFue life FI trf and Accident Insurance All the best Companies represented jOffice is Victory Budding i- l dii- sssssssssssssst a 4HrtmJHLM I The Bees 1 i L Big 58et i For a limited time we will give this Big 5 Set of f subscripition600 proposition for only 300 and is good value g Call and see those sets or telephone 47 and we will I have one delivered to y- ouSEMIWEEKLY i t f BEE +1 Earlington Kentucky 411c fJ6i i t i t 7 l r E Jtt J a+ f r M yti IIf Ir 1tr d+ r if r w Of y u yY Yywar3+ rTf T Tr r u r d Ii t 1 t I iJ11 4 I i1el y 1 o f I I f cia Scale of Ti para1eIIed Magnitudei i 2- t Not a Tiresome Minute Something Doing All the Time Great Array of Races Ring Shows and Special Free Attractions to Excite to Amuse and Entertain Aq y4SI i 4 J 1 i r ed r r t I r s a A iri- Ii I f r 0 rj r S t t I v J 1 s zi- Y q i4 I 18- r an i r v THIRTIETH ANNUAL MEETINGI ht Two Bands of Music Special Acts daily fi i Fifteen Fine Sl T ow RfngsDah Fine Floral IiWExhibits Ii i yt 3he Great Meeting Place for the people oiprBopkins and aj6fgiHgC0int es Ajbyaur old d- tr friends will be there Your sweetheart will be tere Theyll all be there Youll be their 4 Excursion Rates on L Nand M H Jl v t f n C v IjjI jjIiIt 1ljl S4i I V it i PI L FIRST DAY Free Childrens 1Old Peoples Day n It f 11 TI 0111 SECOND DAY W 0 W and Derby Day t V B f I I f THIRD DAY Mqdisonville and Earlington Day f ni FRIDAY and ySATURDAY Everybodys Dayrv II I r- 1l Every Day a Big Day andQne as Good asAAll F er Come Every Day an See It All 01 I J i 1 cliC GIVENS Fres JA RANCEWAY Sec WI C KOPEWELL Asst Sec b w r1 I r I rIiI In W + 1 vA 4 + 1Jt 1 1 IfI J 1J i i j 1 1 I