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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 9, 1912 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1912 bee1912070901_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 9, 1912 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1912 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. ' ' TUESDAY TUEshor and FRIDAY . t1 AFTERNOON v. ? V IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR and FRIDAT AFTERNOON! 1 BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE Ne. TWENTY-THIR- D YEAR EARUNGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., TVESDAY, JVLY 9, 1912 5B, 5 Geo. ft. Inventor, may have Solved Serious Problem in Railway Building , &&J. W IZTrZ'- -" r iiiimb fflva&vferm r--j ' tii ifVtf.TCSJLAA !' i i. . izrr.v.:vrii-iizzMr- xtzsm&mmm win uj Pili -- Kl "--' &Vft a '7j. pj v. ." fi p .3 nt" - .."--i--I- -- j., .'A.vrwrrs.iS'iT'.c w i.- - ." .F47..2. Syf - tt if 1 n: .4.1 M1 r j ""t' '' FIGTJEE Si The merchants who advertise1 Madisonville Notes in The Bee (your Miss Edna Wooten, tbe Island, paper) want your trade and want device with reversible gage was here Friday night and left for justing fastening plate fitting White Plains Saturday visit it bad enough to ask for it The therein, in combination wits ber friends before taking charge atWhltfleldB. merchant who does not ask for reinforced concrete railway tie Cates, ot and rail mounted thereon and the Misses Vada and Vera Make-youmetallic reinforoement embeded JobnstonB Island; were here Friday your trade does not want it their way home from a afternoon therein, substantially as describ visit Vonia Beasley, purchase from the merchants, ed. and friends at Nortonvillo. 31 0. A reinforced railway, Etirling'on who patronize your paper Rambo .0. You consisting of a bodv of concrete , business. or other suitable plastic material Ben Bowles, Earlington was are safe in buying advertised wherein are embedded twisted here Friday afternoon. Providence goods Miss Annie Hunter, shape metallic longitudinal has been visiting friends here forcement with rail fastening Semi-We;ekl- rounded by the concrete or other suitable plastic material, substantially as described and set forth. 5. A metallic railway fastening ' y ad- of to a. of bcnool r on to Miss tOarniel C. "Friday on of Mt. waB In of rein- of de- who . 1 Concrete Crosstio in place, with, 1 olamp attachment for rail EIGUEE 2 Steel - asphalt bed at loft end, and for Concrete Ties f -- substantially as describ,wood for crossties in railroad therpin, ed aud set fourth. construction- - Steel ties, which 2. A reinforced railVay tie have been iuvented, are still in consisting of a body of concrete, the experimental stage and their reliability is questionable. Con- or suitable plastic material, wherein isembeded twisted shadcrete with proper reinforcement ed metallic longitudnal reinforce seems to bo themaiii hope in this ment, with rail fastening devices, connection, aud concrete is groweach of eaid rail fasrening devic ing in favor for construction es consisting of two flan go shap work of many kinds. Geo. D, fastened to tho rein Hill, a Louisville man, has re- - ed shoulders forcement, embedde.d iu the. concently been granted a patent for crete or other suitable "plastic a reintorceu concrete crossue ior mateiial-form- mg the' body of railway purposes,. and his friends having recesses in the believe he has solved the prob- said tie, inside faceo for tho retention in lem. If uot ho has certainly takplace of a rail fastening plate, en a big step in tho right direcsubstantially as described and set tion. His tie has already won the favor of the Engineers' Olub forth. 8. A reinforced railway tie of Chicago, and is beginning to consisting of a body of concrete attract wide attention. It has or- suitable .plastic 'material already received prominent monwherein is embedded twisted ition in the Louisville UMmes and other papers. Mr. Hill is well known hereabouts. He is assistant-engineeof tho Henderson and fit. Louis r With thh rapid disappearance of forests and the decrease in the supply of timper thero has come in this country a serious problem as to a roliablo substitute for fastened thereon comprising two flango shaped shoulders for the reception aud retention of the rails, tvith a locking plate fitting vices attached thereto, each of said rail fastening devices con, sistiug of two Jiang shaped shoulders .fastened to the reinforce ment embedded in the concrete or other plastic material, for mint: the body of. said reinforced railway itie, having directly under neath a metallic box filled with asphalt, and attached to therein- forcement by riyets or bolts and being embedded in the concrete or other plastic, material simultaneously with the reinforcement in said reinforced railway tie, each of these metalho b'xes be lng filled with asphalt aruingaa'a cushion for tho rails resting in the rail fastening devices and for keeping the locking plate in said rail fastening devices from working loose, by reason of any jar to which they may be subjected! substantially as described and set forth. i VI0LHTT EABTHaUAKE ' SHAKES UP ALAH lias returned home. Ale H. Slaton, a barbor of Provf-donce- , and Miss Kate Wallace, a charming young" lady of the same place, eloped to Evansvillo Friday night and were married by minister of the German Methodist church. The groom once lived here and tbe couple have many frionds here. Mrs. JameB Ross and daughter, who are staying in this city, went to Providence lust week to see Mr. Ross, is busy on a special edition there. Curtis Pickens, of Henderson, was here Sunday to visit friends. The remains, of Mrs. Lena Henry of St. Louis, daughter of MrB. Docia Simons, of thiB placo, were brought here Saturday, fnaeral services taking place at the residence, of her brother, Phil Simons on West Broadway at 2:30 Sunday. Interment at Odd Fellow Cemetary. Mrs. Brandon and son Prof. Brandon and little daughter, Hazel, of Murfreesboro, Tenn., aro visiting Mrs., Brandon'B niece, Mrs. C. L. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Knight and little hero-Saturda- SUTHARDS BODY IS FOUND Fishermen Discover - FLYING MACHINE son-wer- on their par- For Great Hopkins County Fair Daring Aviator Will da. The body of Bert Suthard, the Stunts in the Air L. & N. switchman, who was drowned in the Ohio at Howell, on the Fourth, while fishing, was WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY: found in the river opposite West 0 o'clock yesFrauklin, Ind., at The management of the Qrenb terday mprning. Hopkins (Jouhtv Fair have beenu It was floating near the Kentucky shore, when two fisherman fortunate in securing the daring brothers named Arnold, saw it Aviator Ourley who svill do tmi while running their trout lines. stunts in a Curtiss Wednesday, Thusday aud Fri Marshal Thompson, of Howell, was notified and with SutharcTs day. Mr. Ourley is one of the brother and father went to West Aviators who made a great hife Franklin, where the iJentifiid at Evausville this year and has-world wide reputation as au the remains. artist of the air. On oachof the The body was bought to the city late last night and prepared three days above named he willi for burial. Interment will be at give the people of Hopkins counGreenville, Iy., where his fath- ty thrillers in his great serial swoop or eagle dive. Don't mise er and brother live. this opportunity of seeing him.- Bi-plane a it Near Kentucky Shore "Si 1 home, Lebenon, Tenn., Watson he Seismograph Shows it Heaviest Since San Franchxe Disaster in 1906 7.--T- a visit to Mrs. Knight's (he after ents near Providence. Slaton, of of tho Louisville & Nashville railroad, with headquarters at Evansvillo. He is qge thirty-tw- o years old. At-thgraduated from tho of sisteeu ho olass of 3800 of the Louisville Manual Training High Sshool, the first graduating class of that institution, and was especially strong in mathematics. Later he graduated from Keutuok State College. He took up Railroad work in the construction department and steadily advanced until ho reached his present po-- j Divisiou, e Mrs. Elwood Jagoe. Mr. Mahoney the direction uncertain. has gone to the Panama and Mrs. The trpmors continued from Mahoney expects to go after a few 3:0 until 5 a. m. The heaviest monthB visit here. ' shock at 3:41 a. m., threw two Mrs. Davenport, who has a pro. GEOHCE D. HILL spent Saturday night here and Fairbanks, Alaska, July drilled with the company Sunday. most violent earthquake ev MiBB Martha W. Hickhn, of NaBb. or known here took pjace ac 10 ville, Tenn., made a short visit to o'clock last night, the earth rock- Mrs. McKlnzey hero and ber brothing continuously for forty sec- er, Melvin Hlcklin at Anton Saturday and her return onds. Less violent shocks occur- a visit toSunday on Chicago. from friends in red throughout the night. Will Wells will move his family Louis Anderson, foreman of a .lere from Hoplclnsvllle, this week. mine on Dome creek, was suffo- They will occupy 'their new home cated beneath a huge slab of on South Main St. MIsb Dixie Montgomery 1b filling earth loosened by the quake. Miss Jessie McGregor's place as Washington, July 7th.---Thclerk at G. W. Whathen's while heaviest shocks since the San' Miss Jessie is taking a much needed Francisco disaster of ICoO were vacation. recorded today on the seismoClaude Williams, of the country, graph at the Georgetown univpr-Bit- y was here Saturday night. MrB. T. A. Mahoney, of Nashville, observatory. The distauce was calculated at 3.00O miles aud Is here visiting her parents Mr. aud e. Nortonvillo, U Concrete ties ot previous design had the objectiou of having to be factory made. Mr. Hill's tie with steel rods "and has a clamp arrangement to make the rail secure. The tie is also provided with an asphaftbed the rail to give resiliency to the traok. Mr. Hill, the inveptor, is a son pf Mr. and Mrs! . OhW. F. Hill, of Louisville." TM 'senior Mr. Hill was for raau'y 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 m'ade by Mr, Hill for his inventh sition. His concrete tie has a number' of features which can be fullyj appreciated only by those having a technical knowledge of the sub ject. One feature of special advantage, obvious to all, is a col-lapsible mold, which faculties the mauufacturo of ties along the lino of track construction. J Rlinnp t110hn11if Innnrifiirlitml rain. needles completely cut of scale tracted illness is some better. and registered 95 millimitrea on Mrs.'W.'L. DeMoss is on the sick list. another dial. Mr and Mrs. M. T, Wlustead, ot PIANO for SALE forcementSi with rail faeteuinL, devices attached thereto, each of said rail fastening devices consisting of two flanged shoulders fastened to the reinforcement, embedded in the concrete, or other suitable plastic material, forming tho body of said reinforced railway tie, adapted to receive and retain a metallic locking plato with fasteuing clips of unequal thickness on opposite diagonal cornels, for widening the gage of 'rails to the extent necessary to suit the degree of crood Howard Piano, Mahogany Case, as New, for Bale cheap. . Rout. N. Ray. Atortons Gap vs. Dawson In Favor of the Local Team Baseball curvature, substantially as described and set forth. 4. A twisted shape metallic louitudinal reinforcement with rail fasteping devices attached thereto, each of said rail fasten. W"" t 1. ing devices consisting of two flange shaped shoulders, fastened to the reinforcement, in combi1 28 46 678 9 nation with a suitable metallic 5 casting-bo- x having slots in its Dawaon 010011200 8 Mortons 000110 100 sides n which tthe sadshonlders Batteries for Dawson, Flnley and tion. are adapted to fit, suspending in Joriei. 1, A reinforced concrete rail- - proper position the metallic re- Batteries for Mortons, Allen and u ,. nlM VI The Mortons Gap Baseball Team accompanied by about fifteen enthusiastic fans Journeyed to Dawaon Springs July 4th. to miot the bu6ky athletes of that famous summer resort and wont down to defeat t6 the tune of 5 of 3. Only seven innings were played when the atmosphere and grounds became too moist for even the most cranky fan. Tho features of thn game were the batting and baserunnine of the Dawson team and the bard hit three bagger of short stop Wilkerson which narrowly escaped a home run, which waB only prevented by the fast fielding of Dawson's right gardner. Smith for Mortons Gap made a wondorfnl throw from deep center to the home plate cutting off what seemed to bo a sure score Score by Innings were as follows: Clay have been the guests of Mr. and Sam Cox on Broadway. J?rof. S. B. Lutz, who has been conneoted with Vauderbullt college, .at Nashville, Tenn., haa been secured aB principal of the High School at Providence. Prof, and Mrs. Lutz have many friends here whp are glad for them to locate near us. MIbs Luoy Fawcett Ib quite sick. The Bakery and Restaurant firm of Lily BroB. changed management slightly Saturday when Harry Lily sold hlB interest in the Arm to Dan Wilson. Mr. Lily will go to a farm near Morganfleld. Mr. Wilon, who is job foreman of the Hustler office Will continue at his duties there. This la a good Arm and deserves your patronage. Mrs. Marlon, who haB been in tho city representing the Seigel Myers Music Co., of Chicago, is visiting the towns of tbe county and meeting with success. Roy Wilson, who haB been in Texas some time 1b here visiting bis parents. Will Mills wept to Nortonville on business Saturday. R. S. Dulin left Sunday, for Danville to spend tbe month of July with Mrs. Dulin, who is visiting her Headaches Signs of Danger; Anyone in this town that snlfeit? frequently from splitting, neivo a headaches ought to go at once to the druggist and get a 25c bottle of our Carlstedt's German Liver Powder-Headachalways indicate constipation in a dangoroua form, that, may result in other extremely seriever ous ailmonts sometimes Bright'B Disease and Appendicitis. Our Carlstedt's German Liver Powder acta on the Liver, tbe roaly cause of constipation a few remove the trouble ins ur'o a lasting cure never falls guaranteed If you have headaches, get bottle today from the St. Bernard Wallace Slaton Aiming Co., Incorporated, Drug DeAlex H. Slaton and MIbs Agnes partment. 25c a bottle. Kate Wallace, uf Providence, were M. E Church South Sunday Schoo married In EvatiBville Saturday. Mr. Slaton is a prominent busiThe Sunday School at the M. ness man, of that place, while Mrs. South last Sunday was Slaton is a charming young lady Several new pupils and loved by all who knew her. were added. There were presen-207. You come next Suuday and What Makes A Woman? jolu, Our clauses all have, One hundred and twenty pound", teachers and are prepared" tbr make more or less, of bone and muscle don't make a woman. Its a good it Interesting to all who will attend. The pastor will be absout next foundation. Put Into it health and strength and she may rule a king-do- Sunday and as you will have only1 But that's just what Electric the Suuday School to atteud try to BltterB give her. Thousands bless present. them for overcoming fainting and During the summer month's mothdizzy spells and for dispelling weakness, nervousness, backache and ers of young children should watch tired, llstness. worn out feeling. for any unnatural looseness ot the "Electric Bitters have done me a bowelB. When given prompt attenworld of good," writes Eliza Pool, tion at this time serious trouble Depew, Oicla., "and I tkank vou, may be 'avoided. Chavnberlanvte with all my heart, for making such Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rema good medicino." Only 50c. Guaran- edy can always bo depended upon. ' teed by all druggists. For sale by all Dealers. The Texas Wouber oures Kidney and cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and all irregularities of bladder troubles, removing grayel, tbe kidneys and bladder in both men aud women Regulates blaCder trourles in children, If not sold by yonr druggist will be sent by mall on reoipt of $1.00. One small bottle is two months treatment anb seldom fails to perfect a cure, Send for testimonials from Ky. and other stateB. Dr. E. W, Hall 2053 Olive street, St. Louis Mo. b'old by all druggists. es doses--entirelrch g. vory-Interestin- A Texas Wonder cv t gt-a- . . ' -- t- HEALTHGRAMS A city is as clean as its people. Oivic uncleanliuess kills civic pride. The three (dis)graces filth, flies and fever, 'TiB well to look well if you would'keep well. One swat in tho spring will save you a million swnts in tho summer. Typhoid to prevent costs a few cents, to cure costs mauy to-th- e dollars.. If the weather is Jiot, shun the cocktail aud do uot reach for the highball. Don't buy and food from a dirty place. If the flies "boa" you to it" let them have it. Tis a wise community which places community health above all other community possessions. Typhoid is most prevalent in the late summer and.Wly fall days so are flies. Get the conueotion? "Fruity la filth" the kind served from sidewalk stands after exposure to street dirt and flies. Filth.. '5Fllea ( '" 4 ( ) Fingers Food Fever. I 1 From Bulletin of Chicago. Department of Heath. a, K? !n mWlfo K' ' f ""'""'" fe" -- - " 'Am VW . fPN V owr1"" f r,.3 w ': 1 ' -r uat z z , n ,3 !.SSMBy! ,IIA ' - t uu v . . c aiiifiSr''WMtihkMi n.,,.,' .'ViZiLiijteMMa v.- -. i'1 " ,VX-.- rc;; : v ji' 4 - - .'-- - rn"3 "$- - - t jf , VIW,-mm ' C a' 'frWfPw. ''btiw aaai HH m 't! , &rt 1 k" vH F" Tk . liliiv) JHOK E. FAWOETT MANAGER MWMWiVwwviWWMvwwywwv . A4, MEM Subscription Rates Three nionthB Single copies,,,,,,,, One Year Six monthB ?100 50 25 5 Mb an a j an HB ZZ -- - . B. M. SLATON i Funeral Director. :: Licensed Embalmer ZZ2 PAUL M. MOORE. NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. CPITOR AND PUBLISHER ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS J. ' b 1 . Member of Kentucky Press Association and Second District Publishers League Sp9clmeu copioB mailed free on application. Correspond- anfomanfnrl In nil narin nf thn county. Address as for par- - j tiouiars. Post Oluce as seoonn Matter. PWc 124-- 2 MADISONVILLE. j KY jC 4 if "l lV'l ! '"J W t WAMWMWAVWMMMWVMWWWWWWMft 'I W JTT ItlJl'liTTj.lJf Tin Entered at the Earllneton j We Want Your t!t ip 'Inftf l U"i V W"i uiass e, Railroad News Kit. mti ii iti iti .ti !! ii il At iti f Jobwork You vivill want us to have it when you see our samples and hear :: :: ""! ittltl li iluli it ill liTT i't Branch Office in Ben Slaton's Office, Next Door to PostofRce. Kentucky, Pfpn No. 24-- 2 Rings-M- ISS AILEEN DAVIS, Mgr. Telephone 47 tl tTtttTTTtttltftl TT Madison-mil- Tuesday, July 9, 1912 """ "'ftf'ttnt' We are Authorized to ducted by Bev. Mahoney Friday afternoon, interment at Odd Fellow's ........! Henry G. JoneB, of Henderson, was here Saturday. Dan M. Evans as a candison Thomas went date for the office of Mayor to T. E.Finley andbusiness Monday. Providence on of the city of Earlington subMrs. John Fnte and little son visject to the action of the Re- ited her narentB in Earlington to- OtJR PRICES :: :; Contractors are at work at Madisonville building the concrete work for the steel and concroto underpass of the It. & N. over Arch street. It will probably take six weeks to complete the concrete work on plors for support of the stool bridge that will be erectod. The steel for this work is on the ground. The L. & N. has put in a stoum shovel at Morton's Gap, to take away the Blide on west Bide of the tracks just south of the town. This work Is being done by the railroad's own force and equipment, which is a departure from. their old policy of contracting 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 tho new Uiiob completed last year. ThiB Ib also the company's own work. , This $100 Delker Auto Back Bike will be given away at -- Announce Cemetery. Call at ihis .office tvhen in need of anything in the line I" of The Great Hopkins County Fair a 4 s publican party in the primary day. Mr. W. C. Hollinger to be held Saturday August turnedand Mrs.Sunday night afterre-a home bree, Thelma Lunstord, of noar 3rd, 1912. visit to friends in HenJorson. town. MisBMiann Gordon ontertnin Mrs. H. G. Davis returned' Sun- ed In honor of the visitors Monday ALSO day night from a visit to relatives afternoon. Miss Biddle entertain in Evausville and Henderson. We are authorized to at her home this forenoon and MIab an-noun- PRINTING Saturday, July 20 at 5 o ce ; H i v i i m 4 1 "' W' ft ,v r i.l tt Lucy Arnold will entertain thiB afternoon. vMr."Watkln8, secretary of the Y. Work Ib being done extending a M. 0. A. requestB all the boyB, who new passing trauk at Hopwant to go with him on the camp- kinsville, and new siding" are under wrCHScclLORlGlNALand GENUINE! ing expedition at Ola Ford begining way or soon to be constructed nt ocratic party in the primary frJends In Henderson. building Slaughters and Rtibards. A Satur- July 23 to meet him at the Dr. G. . UM T. .- y n mm "TI I to de held Saturday August day from W. Parker returned next Wednesday eveniug at 7:30. new passing track 85 cars lonv Ib to Rochester. Krr in the state between the' be built at Rankin, and the grading Any boy ' fill vv Illy l ' XJ?" '""W '?B'STMEi j: r. 3rd, 191 2. Policeman W. S. Wilson wns in age ot 12 and 18 may go. The outfor this in already comblote. The Henderson Saturday the guest of ing will be both profitable and pleaALSO road is being put in good slnipn for his son Elmer Wilson. sant. the handling of a progressive in' We are authorized to anMrs. C. F. Wimberly and dnu,'h-te- r H. Holeman made a business! crease In business, H. Miss Bernjce went to Henderson to Nashville the llrat of the week. nounced Dr. C. B. Johnson Saturday. as a candidate for the office Mies Katharine Givens Is visiting The colored people are conducting1 Work on the new station, platforms a holiness meeting under tne man and train ahedn at Guthno. which of Mayor of the city of Ear- in Owensboro. ,. .. . ...N agement of their pastor, Rpv. Wat iib ,ucuii nuyi aooiii iui iiiuiiliid lington subject to the action Miss Olyne Prnther visited friends son. They havo a lirge tent located past, is now complete. near their church on Inland Ford of the Republican party in the in Henderson Saturday. Testifies With Pleasure. Slaton, undertaker, went to St. They are haviug largo cowds. Ben primary to be held Saturday Mt. Zion Monday afternoon, where Many white people attend. Good evidence: "With pleasure I August 3rd. 1912. The Hopkins Co., teachers insti- testify to the merits of Hughes Ton in he bad charge of the burial of Mr. for chills and fever. I James Jones, of the Pleasant Grove tute will be held from , July 22nd to as a remedy It, aud in no case have recommend country, who died at the age of 78 29th. Prof. Shipps, of Princeton, I known it to fail, even In tho moBt ADDITIONAL MADISONVILLE NOTES at the home of his son, Herbert will be instructor and an unusually obstinate," Sold by DruggiBtB BOo good program haB been prepared" and $1 00 bottles. Jones. WC JCIVTXC CtHUIN- NOT AH tMITATION Bobt. Burden, of Earlington, was an Prepared by Strongest Brasher Bacon has his annual col-- , and the teachers are expecting E0BIHS0N-PETT1in town Saturday. CO., Louisville. iND lection exhibit of Indian relics and enjoyable session. Incorporated Freeman Kiser Was in Earlington the eggs of various birds of United Prof. T. H. Smith went Sunday. States and elsewhere, oh display in Plains Suuday to begin his school Notice to Farmers Boy Southard was. in Earlington Armstrong's show window, each ar- for the full term Monday. Sunday. Mrs. W. J. Barnhill and daughter is labeled and its history given. At the last business meeting of ticle Percy Stewart was in Earlington ThiB is a valuable collection aud MIsb Lelia visited friends in Mortons the Kentucky Corn Growers' AssoSemi-Week- ly will , Gap today. ciation It was decided to enlargo the Sunday. worth seeing, Homer Hanna was in Earlington Robert Steward of Corbondaie III. scops of its work In order to include Mrs. Boy Hall and Nephew Bash of CounFriday. has been viBiting friends and rel- other farm crops. At the next anWells left Tuesday for a visit, to her nual show in January wheat, oats, atives here. Hopkins.-villClaude Hanna was in Earlington Aunt, Mrs, Nuchols, in cowpeas and soy beans will be adFriday. S. D. Jenkens, of Manitou. was to ded to tho liBt. ThiB notice is given ty $100 Edgar JohtiBon was In Earlington The Colored boy preacher who haB here Monday. In order that all who desiro to do bo .Saturday. been preaching on our streets has E. G. MoLeod 1b spending thib may reoerve material for these ex'Hanson Slsk was in Earlington been receiving respectful attention week at Dawson Springs. hibits. he preacheB quite well. Sunday. T. W. Webb, of Doming. New I also desire to call your attention Mrs. Hillary Spencer is visiting Mexico, is here ViBiting relatives. Bailey was in Earlington at this time to the fact that a special oi Fred will a a relatives in BarllngUm. Sunday. Clayton and EQlo .feature of the next corn show, whl Misses Bessie s Charlie Smith was in Earlington Mr. and Mrs. Dan Daves, former Todd, of Manitou, were, here Mon- the awarding of a $50 silver pitcher, offered by tho Lexington Commerresidents, have returned from Cal- day Bhopp'ng. Saturday. in, 1,000 a cial Club, for the beBt showing of ifornia, and are visiting their daughD. V. Duke's, of Providence, waB ..Boy Parker, of Earlington, was in profits on an acre of corn by any res- ter Mrs. Chas. Martin, of Greenville, hero Saturday. was'm town Saturday night.4' 'ident tit Kentucky of any age.' This on their property MiBB Katherine 'Montgomery John Blair, of Earlington, was in they will locate is trophy must be won twice' by the here. viBiting relatives lii Owensboro. town Saturday night. same person before becoming the Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Gardner have Clarence Mltohejl ef Earlington, permanent property of the wnner. H.-T- t Thomas, pf Earlington, waB announced the engagement of their waB here, yestorday. in this; city Sunday, ; daughter Elinor Margret, to Dc, Boy Company E spent a very enjoya- ,It was awarded laat year to I. V. Hooper, of Morganjleld. An lte. Strother Hancock, of Earlington, Forrest Bobinson, of Hopkintjille. ble day. at the fair grounds Sunday, raized expense accounts, Including will was in town Saturday night. The marriage will occur Aug.'0, 1912, A bountiful dinner was Berved and "Mr tfcwatv . all labor, .must be kept for, this con- W.elby PrJtchett was jnEarling-tor- i Miss Gardner is one of Mm most aniimbe'rof visitors were present. Sunday. popular and charming youugromen A large crowd assembled iri the af- test. on Yours Very Truly Hazel Hale, ofEafllugtqh'tJs .Vi- here and Ib a charter member of the ternoon and heard the appropriate' "ii y i.j' GEO. ROBERT, r ,,. ' r"-Blue Stocking Club. siting relatives, here .thfipeek'. speeches, by MayopBassett, of Secretary. .the John G. Morton Jr.; has .announcMrs. Mollle WyalwfsM'njEarling-to- u and representative Young v ' , ed his intention of taking the strait The Hopkinsville band furnished Sunday. y The Company Mrs. Orlean Emmett was in Earl- scout drill. This young man pur- excellent music. tickets-arwill 0, poses to be' a man, not in name only. seemed well trained., Capt. Harris ington Sunday. Of course you'uBO an antiseptic in your MIsb Lizzie Haywood, of Hanson, .would like to havo bIx or eight vol- family and in the caro of your own perMrs. David Cowell and eiBter, of was the gueBt of friends here Sun- unteers before they go into camp son, and you want tho best. well Earlington, waB in town yestorday. Instead of what you havo been usinff day. the 21st. such as liquid or tablet antiseptics or "Will Daves, who lives In the edge Special trams will be put on all peroxide, won't you please try Paxtine, of the city has thirty acres of nice Mrs. B. E. Brooks spent Monday roads into town for the benefit of a concentrated antiseptic powder to bo will pickVout bay he has been trying to savti fast with friends in Earlington. dissolved in water as needed. Miss Margery Biddle, daughter of those who will uttene the fair. week and this and haB about com. Paxtino is more economical, moro Mrs. Lona Tapp, is having an' enThe Central City and Senslbles cleansing, moro germicidal and moro yleted the task between showers. anything you over used. ., .. John Moore, of Earlington, was joyable house party. The guests nre base ball Clubs will play two games healing than Misses Nannie Helen Jenkins, of here one Thursday and one Friday. here Sunday afternoon. i Corydon, Gerakline Jewell, of Se ly is to all. The branch office of the I Kev. D. M. Ha.rrelsou has returnBee has moved from C. A. ed from Water .Valley. Mortons to the office of Ben M. SlaANTISEPTIC MIsb Mande Nuchols, of Hopklus-Tillton, next to the postoffice. lf you have any paper hangis the guest of Mrs, Jake "Wells fVIenriRn nml whiten Tr lintnllnf ing to be done call on me GeoG.xHlll, of Evansvllle, was the teeth, removetn tartar and prevent and Mrs. Boy Hall. My prices are reasouablo and here yeBterday. onsuL-scriptio- n decay. To disinfect the mouth, destroy $1.00 Thomas Wayne, the five year old nil work guaranteed. D. L. Gordon, of Earlington, was disease germs, and purify the breath. son, of Mr. aud Mrs. Bbbt. Osburu, To keep artificial teeth and bridgework here Saturday. J. V. POAG, Earlington, Ky. died Thursday night after a short clean and odorless. To rcmovo nicotine as Mrs. W. E. Wooten and daugh- from tho teeth and purify the breath Illness. Funeral servicer were con ter, Mis Mnymee are in Dawson for after smoking. To eradicate perspiration odors by sponge bathing. a few weeks. more, As a medicinal agent for local Mrs. Press Itosa is visiting in Hen- treatment of feminine ills where pelvic derson. catarrh, inflammation and ulceration Mra J. R. Ramsey and daughter exist, nothing equals hot douches of Hies Mable, of Dixon, are gaaBts Paxtino. For ten years the Lyula E. of her uncle Albert Ptirlsh aud fam- Pinkham Med. Co. has been regularly advising their patients to use it because ily. r.ooo votes will be allowed on every $1.00 worth healing ' . Ernest Dunning.of EckolB has pur of its extraordinary .cleansing,this purand germicidal powor. For of printing turned in by contestants in the Mammoth chased the Al Mill's property, 'on. pose, alono Paxtino is worth ite weight tragg stroet, tins is a valuable palace and Mr. Dunning intends m'ovlntr. In gpld. Also for nasal catarrh, sore Cave Contest For prices on printing telephone No.' hlB family here," will iOontlnue! 1ij,b; tKfoat, inflamed eyes, cutsand wounds. uv 7111 uruggipia, so nuu ou iwuw UUHllltltfB III XiUKUlS-- IIUWOVOT. 47, Earlington, or No. 4, Madisonville. Trial box and testimony of 31 Roacoe Eastwood spent Sanday In Women free on request. No'w Hanson. THOAXTON TOILET OOSerrftN, Mt. 55-c- ar Se-bre- e, Mrs. B. E. Brooks and her gvnst, E. L; Wise as a.- canof Earlington, was here Monday. didate for the office of Mayor A. G. Spillrnan, of Earlington, of the city of Earlington sub- was here Monday. Ernest Nishet epent Suuday with ject to the action of the Dem- clock p. m. -- tf DELKER VEHICLES- -i it', V-- -- t- . -- i V C- T so-W- BESTWORLD Bee hite 1 The give away on the last day the great Hopkins e, Fair a Delker Top Buggy give some subscriber. From now until the last day ticket bearing . the Fair we number and coupon for votes ''' the' . " - - Mammoth Cave Contest. .J sin . Each subscriber's name i be written : - :."s the ticket and last this box 1 droppedg&ifedibiox. e Hop-kinsvlll- e, On dayi the Fair, Saturday,'; July 4- - For Women Who Care be opened. After shaken some young lady blindfdlded one ticket from the box. first ticket taken gets ihe buggy. plan absolutely iair The This . Semi-Week- e, faieWk I Remember each .paid gets one ticket, You may take many as you like. The tickets you Notice to Contestants have the better show you havejafot let the buggy. ..iT-r I r' Pay Your Dollar o and get Your Ticket t r X. .!?' " Tr"" rl' 1'r. -- .,-' -- r 4 f- -, -- . .,. f it i- - - v '"f.'-T..,,.-..Ift.-V!'"- "' " !' ? ' '. . rl'&tyhXlF'XZT- - - V Ore '',..' :c: ISDaysTreeTriai A as I C. W A. MORTON MADISON-VlLLE-, ' KY; oJTip Eft t-- Funeral Director and Embalmer Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. or bomo on 1$ days frep trialthat s half a mUrth to provo that you can increase tho efficiency of your stenoffraphew. Occupies but 4 eqrfcet Instead of 10 sq. feet the usual sizo of ordinary typewriter desks. Holds stationery for a week all within cosy reach. Typewriter Stand for you to convlnco yourself hero ia tho most convenient typewriter stand and cabinet thq .one that costs losa looks best and eaves cnarn. Wn'll tint it In vour oflico (JhlArt5teel and Cabinet .'. Is lislit !n wclcht vet rigid under operation half turn of lever lowers tha castors and ocrmita movlns it to any location. Writo or phond today and" we Will deliver it promptly if not satisfactory after 15 days' free trial return to us and it will not cost you a cent. ...Further information and treo descnpUTa , .'ItcratuioU you will ask u it ?'. The man who" whispois down a well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a orop of dollars Like he who climbs a treo and Garth 'Gamblln, of Southard, was town Saturday. Elmer Gamblm, of Southard, was in town Saturday. In tion with relatives. ErmettWyatt Is fuHamby Sta- "hollers." V News of the Town . !.- i t. T tv : tf- - The Rev. W. Q. Brandon 1b visiting bis sister this woek iu Paducah, ; Ken. 4 Miss Delia Hudson, of the country, who has. been spending a few days with Miss Flora Lipscomb returned home Suudav. Charlie Gambling 3outbard, was In town Saturday. Jasper Flnkston and wife, ot the country wore in town Sunday, Freeman Klsor, of Madisonville, WftB in town Sunday. Welby Prltchett. of MadiBonville, was in the city Sunday. Hazul Halo is spending a few days in Madlsonvillo this week with . I . '.v ' ', Friday. Miss Lena Davis loft Friday Little Jor Anton where sho will visit; rela- - Mrs. Mollto Wyall, of Madlsonvillo, was in the city Sunday. Two rooms for rent apply to Mr?. h H. O'Brinn. Mrs. Orleah Emmett, of Madison-vlllo- , was iu town Sunday. Joe Campbell, of Mamngtou, was in town Friday. Wilbur Ohappell was in tow.u 't Vs?v '" y ,. Ivan Sprlngfleldt-wihas boon, in town Saturday. Kansas City, M0.7 'liaa To turned, FOR S AliEOno nice lot1, a good j home. ZZZ mxS & horse, a trap aud harness. Mks. Pat Blair. I Fred Bailoy, of M&di8onviHo,jWas Harmon Vaughn, who'fi'as been' in iu this city Sunday.' Kansas City, Mo., has returned Dr. aud Mrs. Brandon, ot Lafay- -' .. ;? otto, Ky.', wore tbo guest of relative homo. Ed Williamson, of Henderson, la horo and returned homeMonday. course Vp ,ln FOR Miss Bertha Martlu, .of Hopkins- tho pity vlsitioK J.V.;Reptrov auything except .ciy engineering, .. , lit Lawrenc.ftitBiHkley,''oJt,'Hopklng- i of Paris, vine, wiju uuti utseu vieiitiugj iuu irom xuternacionui .. uprresponuence Tenu., is tho guest of friends 4.here. tives in this city roturned home, ScrroTpf Scriititfj'ri" pV'Will sell at" jVillfl, is ip.towu shaklngj, hand with ' . , '.:0 frMahson'Vuk.'-oX- ' !,.-?,Madisonville, Saturday. A1)ply at BB6 KM fee. : LfC.I8Prtl. Frank Sisk, of Richland was I rwas In this city Sunday night. Dallis Curtis was in LMa.n.ningtpn ..'.:' Miss Dodge O'Brien, . o streets of Eurlingtou one Elk Head cuff button, mate to the Room 3 Victory Bldg. button in Hollinger & Truompy, window. Suitable reward for Friday. Ben Bowles was In Madisonville Charlie Smith, of Madisonville return to Hollinger & Truempy. Friday. was in towtf Saturday. Cliff Johnston, of Johnston Island, Dan Grlilln and wife of WheatFloyd Sisk, of Southard, was in has been quite sick the past week croft was iu town Friday. with fever and his friends fear ty town Sunday. The little infant, of Mr. and Mrs. Fay, of Hopkinsvilie, was phoid, Dick MisBRuth Brown of Providence Fleut Gablin is very ill at their in town Sunday. ; home on Moss Avende. visited friends here Thursday. Roy Parker was in Madisonville " Clarence and Jack Storghill of Webr WANTEDFour gontleraen room- Saturday night, ers. Annlv to Dflfilr N"n. 1. Ron Of. ster Co,, are visiting their grandJohn Blair was in MadisonyiU'e flee. Terms reasonable parents Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Stodghll. , 2t Saturday night Claude Hanna, of Madisonville, Mrs. Willis Barr, of Madisonville, Horace Harrison, of St. Charles, vtrna In Inwn TiVtrlntr is visiting friends and relatives in " "" '" """ was tho guest of Mrs. Goe. Faulls " White City, Mortons Gap arid Barns-le- y W. S. Wright and son, Sunday, this week. Tex., is In town this week. Flpwers' feathers and ribbons' at Closing out entire stock of Millin Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Alfred, 'who less than cost. ery for less than coBt. i Misb Annie R Moobe have been on their honeymoon reMiss Annie B. Mooke. turned Saturday. Miss Lucy Fawcett, who has been Frank Harrison, of St. CbarleB, W. R. Brasher, who has been vis- confined to her bed for several days, waB in town Sunday the guest of is improving. iting hls'brothor in St. Louis lias reMrs. Geo. Faulls. P T. 0. Long, P. L. Foard and "Mr. turned home. Morton Victory was in Manning-to- n J. H. Laifoon, of the' country, was Atkins, of thi ofty, were in Henderlast night.' son Sunday. in town Friday on business. Miss Agnes Iiynn, ot JFordsvllle, Hugh Grlflln and son, of St. Miss Mary Hewlett, of, this oity(, who has been" Visitingrelatives here, was in Henderson Sunday., .. Charles, was n town Friday. J; B. Gest, of this otty, was- in Sa1- - returned home today C. 0. Rambo, of Madlsonvillo, '&, R. McCreary Was In ICeieys V bree apd HenderspiiSutiday. ' was In town Friday. today.' ,. Frank PG9a,of this oity, wasuih' Mrs. John Wilson, of Richland, Mrs.,A.B,,Ba)d,win has returned ' Henderson Suuday visiting fnertds.' , was in town Saturday. f.ew days visit tb rels'lft Madispnylle bornetet.a H. T. Thbjpa Mrs. Mat Starks, of near. Richland Sunday vlaltlnri'.j atives in Sebree. ... ,, ' "tSi was in town Saturday. rSom Lyons,. of Bowling .Green, is. Robert Galloway, of Wheatcroft, was in town Friday. Homer Hanna, of Madisonville, was in town Friday. ; Wood Fowler, of Richland, was. In town Thursday. Capt. Tobe Wright was in town LAMASGO SUPPLY GO, Curt Good was in Crrtfton Sunday. Mibsea Pearl aud Ruth Oansler, of Southard attended the tent meeting ? Sunday ntglit. Howard Crosby was in Adams, T6tin fetihday. Ed Barnes, of Central City, in " town this week, John Moore was in. Madisonville Sunday. ' ' . Trimmed and untrimmed hats at leas than cost. Miss Annie B. Mooke. If yon want to hear some good music come out Thursday night. The K. K. Band will give its weekly concert. Dr. B. E. Vaughah and daughter, Arabell, of Palraettu, Fla., arc visiting his brother S. J, Vaughn and family. Mrs. John Lalraon and Utile sou, Master Wm. Douglas, were in Madisonville Monday. Mre. Q. D. Oowell aud sister, Miss- Golda Salmon, were id Mudisonville Monday, on business. LOST Sdmewhere on the , T iOW T 1 m m rip rares T-i,- "'! mm from Earlington to , i J i N ew York and Boston 30 day limit Tourist fares to W: MA" mm New York $32.55 $38.95 - - - Boston $.65 Jm Tip i', 60 day limit variable route fares to New York W; BostonJ42.I0' I m Reduced round trip fares to m many other cities and resorts in the East Superior Service to 'If - the East -- -- earlington; ky. M For particular), rates, folders. descriptive litrature and deeper reservations, address a ? D. P. BANKS, Ticket Agent . V i -- THE ECONOMICAL WAY The long distance service ot the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company enables the business man to conduct all of hie outside aifairs in the most oconouiical and satisfactory manner. You can get long distance couneotlons to all outside important cities aud towns within a radius of one hundred miles of Earlington. Prompt service, reasonable rates. For information, call CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & ;? it & TELEGRAPH GO. Incorpo- rated (? PRINCESS SPECIAL! Tiiis Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new. management ancj.it's management-guaranteeits patrons high class entertainments. s -. ;- . ! i - .j ;" u- - Especially Aaopted for 'Ladies' and'Gliildren .Is t 'barlnr 4 iJ, $ri-y,--l- -- . - We are again running tho "Worlds Bet Pictures." Yoti know what that means. "Lublns." "Biograph," "Kalems," - ., "Essany," "Patho," Sellg': auu "Vitograph.",, r , - t ,111 -; , . , K . I-- you a boy's appetite youupr-giv- e iBonville'Satiirday.mightr :.. rrialce ybu' 'BtidnU and lively as a Purifies the blood Paul McGary went to Hanson 60o a : ' ' -' J' and strengthens. the. system. Mining Stratfay.bottle at the St. Bernard Jn town. r Mrs. M. M. Melton, of Howell, f 'Elmer1 Todd',1 of Southard, was in Co., Incorporated, Drug uopart-men- t, Robt. Merrlbew, who has boon in who has been the guest of her sister iuwu ouausy HiiGnaiaK tuo xenc '' Mrs. "W. O. Huffman, returned home Kansas City) Mo.-- , returned home meeting."'' "' ' Christian Church No(ci ' Friday. ' . Sunday. Jeck Gill, of Southard,, was in There were 214 in the Sunday Wm. .Herrell was In Providenoe town Sunday. Edgar Johnson, of Madisonville, yesterday. p School Sunday morning. The waB in town Saturday. Owen Lafloon, of Southard, was Percy Stewart, of Madisonville, Little Miss Louoile Thomas,, of ' men's class led the women's class In town Sunday night. Madlsonvillo, who has been visiting was in town Sunday. MIsb Carrie McCord,-o- f Southard both in attendance and offering friends and relatives hererreturned Roy Southard, of Madisonville, was in town Sunday. while the Beginners Glass taught was in town Sunday. home Saturday. Miss Susie Sisk, of Southard, was by Miss Mary Mothershead "was , the largest in the school. in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester LaHoon, of Supt. Frank D. Rash was great.. iv-' Southard, was in town Sunday ly missed being absent because of .,." IH- "i.Hi night. illness. Joe Kirkwood, of Boutbard, was There were two additions by in the city Sunday. confession of faith at the even.L.tVl'. Charlie Gamblin, of Southard, ffliS! ;ttSB ing service. was in town Sunday. The WomanB Missionary Soci"iOLD RAGS wanted at Bee office ety meets at the Ohurch Wednesclean cotten Only.accopted. Y6ung Men's Cool t Men's Miss Irene Gamblln, of Southard, day afternoon. b was in town Sunday. Summer Suits Rev. W. N. Martin will preach at woolens, For these hot summer days-Loo- se St.Oharles next Sunday. His subject light weight serges, English mohairs-sty- le willbe,'" Peace qf God,'' Luke iWhea yoaTeel Stretchy. Every body in that city Bbould hear and service, with timely redactions on every Ball Bleb Blue and Out of Sorts, him. Come out. fancy woolen suit in the store, whether for look to the Liver; it la Torpid. B. E. N ixon and wife and Dr. and grown-up- s or youngsters. More than that, Mrs. A, E. Davis have returned there are lines among them that you can wear from a few days fiBbing trip near along in the cold weather if you so desire. , Sebree. ij.i. ''X-91m the Remedy You Need, They've all been made to sell this season-a- nd . ' i V) ' ' liH IH'Iri "i 'v . i .1' -- ". ?,,, V !ir Robt. Burden was In Madlsonvillo this season they'll be sold if prices count for Saturday. It Is an invigorating tonlo for k a torpia aver, xno iirst cioso aught. Mrs. Ed Brooks,, is the guest of .brings improvement, a few days use puts tho liver in flno vigorher parentB Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Here For Hot Weathous condition. Herblno also exDavis. tends Us restorative influence to tbo stomach and bowels. It Mrs. Hamby and ohildron, who er helps' digestion and food assimilation. DUrlflcs tho bowels and have been visiting in HopkinBVille Everything of known merit und prices of brlnga back tho habit of reguhave returned home. lar dally bowel movements. the seasonable sort on all over negligee shirt When the stomach, liver and Miss Eula Oldham 1b visiting in bowel3 are active, bilious imlines, neckwear, hosiery, underwear, fancy :' no longer obstruct purities tho country this woek. functional processes, tho result serge and white duck trousers, straw hats This handsome bound book should be in every home Tho Tent meeting held by Revs. of which 13 renewed energy, '- i i and summer oxfords. mental activity and cheerful Rogers, Cooller and Rogers is still spirits. in Earlington and Plopkins-county- . It is interesting, enter-tainin- g going on and they aro doing lots of Price 60c per Dottle. good ip this city. "IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE, and elevating. You can get this $ 1.50 book and the JamesF.Balard,Prop. St.Louls,Mo. Rov. W. NMartin will preach at U0. Twice-a-WeeUsa Stenh Eye Salva for SouthsfrIovhext' Suriaayi afteruobti. Karliugton Bee one year for $1.-50- , the price '.iioroEyes. It 'cures. : HrtMi'd'llke tohaVcA goidRaftehd. 31 ,t' ' :!M of the book alone. LOANoftcrQawncalf 'V.,.'. JbbnjRiSai' : . 'J" 1 !... '' f liTp ; , 'jJ'ST. BERNAED MINING CO., v.''-.- 'j ....'- - .. u' .1'i 1 In town Sunday. ' FT VXLIISuf li'Li&'ii.v'. irN 11 .v.'. AK.f iOl IVXIN Drag Department m iti k' 4oi .w.:'." UmmmLtmmmmrt-lli. , .Z xiiveiy as a iaoy. ,.'NCtlt C'iiy'i fl H'DdS 'J,j Deck LaffOQn.o.Spiithar.dwas.Jb f you are tired, run do'wri,' "navo .to.wnfiu.nday ,ngii .JVj ,..t ' 'n'o appbtlteVgot a bottle of .Yucatan StrotheD'JEIanQook. was ,ift. Mad- - Chill Tonic. A few doses, .will set, il '. i nnrfon pnmn hnt.fnr. NlT Joreyeral days wkh fevpr la " re -- MADISONVILLE, KY. Matinee Daily 2 p. m. V ' vn p r. ?.!' twelve-year-old- .- - :- ! ., "' . . ':Av.w..;:gj,;AWIII. . i 1 ' - and ffl. 4. 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Furniture Prices $100 (Second Floor) Bed Room Suit. $85.00 We have some splendid values In Rugs, Carpets, Mattings and Linoleums, left ov cr from our Spring stock, which will be. offered at 5mall Prices. A drop in Drugget Prices ting Kucs Oxla ouly $7.50 Fibre Hugs 9x12 Good quality Jap Stenciled Mat52.35 $5.75 $8.45 $9.65 $10.00 Wool Fibre Kufcs $21.50 Tap Brussell Rugs 9x12 til ....' 911 .' Rocket 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 all along the line, in order to clear out all summer goods and clean up all odd lots, which have accumulated. A purchasing chance you should not miss. Our prices are never sky- - Bed Room init, $65.00 ouk polished.. $54.75 quartered Bed llootnSm, $00.00 $49.75 Oircassimv Walnut. lied Riom SuU, $32.50 ce quartered oak polished. ...' American quartered.. ..$27.45 $50.00 BuiFet, quartered oak, pollished very massive .$42.50-$50.Q3 piece Parlor Suit, Ma- hoguuv, Genuino Leather $42.50 Upholstered $15.00 TJuifold Duvendort x$38.95 tru heavy.Uuifold or Automatic $30.00 - $15.00 Tap Brussell Hugs 9x12 seamless $18: 00 $12.45 Velvet Rugs 9x12. .$14.75 Axmiuster Rugs, bright $22.50 $16.75 new patterns Rugs, brisht $25.00 Axminster $18.75 new patterns $30.00 Oneida Brussell Rugs , $23.75 $35.00 Extra Axmiuster Rues $24.75 Prices on all Deltox Rugs good assortment of sizes Special Grass iegins Sat., July An EVERY GARMENT IN IN OUR (ualconv) 1 3 Closes Sat., July 27 Ready-to-We- ar Davenport- - $25.00 , $22.50 Golden Oak Ohiffonier $15.00 .- $1M5 Read Porch Set $9J5 ' Impressive Sale of Ladies' READY-TO-WEAR Linen Dnsters and Coats $1.25Dusters $2.00 Dusters Fancy $1.08 $1.69 - SECTION. MARKED FOR QUIOK SELLING (Balcony) ' $6.00 Linen Dusters $4.69 U to 20, values up to SG.00, to cleau out 38c Wash Dresses $12.50 Oouch Hammock.... $9.75 $.595 $7.50 Oouch Hammock $12.00 Box seat Dinning chairs $J8.68 golden oak, per set Hxtra Special $60.00 8.piece quartered oak and Mahogany Bed Room 34500 Suits ouly Small Rugs at small Prices 85c 18x30 Door Mats only $1.50 Velvet Rugs 27x54.. .$1.25 $2.00' Velvet Rugs 27x54. . $1.65 $2.50 Axminster Rugs 27x05 Que table of Giugham, Percale, Lawn aud Linen Dsessesj sizes Just received twenty-liv- o striped Voile and Marquesette dresses, will be placed on aule at.. $4.98 All Furniture Reduced Draperies J ALL SHOES Lace Curtains and - Velvet Rugs 36x72. . $3.75 Axmiuster Rugs 36x72 $3 Op . $1.95 $2.45 REDUCED Sharp Reduction in Footwear Prices (First Floor In RESERVED NOTHING (Second Floor) 50c Lace Curtains per pair. ..43c $1.00 Lace Curtains White or the Rear) $2.95 For Men Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular , l - J $2.50 Coronation only.-- . Felt Rugs $1.65 $1.1 5 $1.45 $2.2$ n $1.50 Smyrna Rugs $2.00 Smyrna Rugs $3.00 Smyrna Rugs ... $2.50 July price. . .$2.00 $300 July price. . .$2.40 $3 50 July price.. .$2.80 $1.00 July price. ..$3.20 $5.00 July price. ..$4.00 L : Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 .tfiuO July July July July July price... $1.60 price. price. price. price. ..$2.80 . clean stock, which we offer at July prices .$2.48 ..$2.88 ..$3.28 jVIatpliless Malting Values ,..' matting ..25c y- ...,. 50c Ingraiu Carpet matting.. 39c 60c 85c Ingrain Oarppt. , - 20c Jap aud Ohiua.r ... ...15c 25c Jap and phina m.attiug... .19c 300 and 35c Jap and China ... prices include oiir entire Stock Florshcim and Ralston made. Oxfords of THIS SEASONS LASTS BLACK and Tan, nothing reserved.' for Men. Thc These nrices embrace our carefully sc ofOxfdftdj and lected and Pumps for.Wotofcn. , All. Styles and teath ers THIS. SEASON'S , Regular Regular Regular Regular $1.50 July price. ..$1.20 $2.00 July price. ..$1.60 $2.50 Jnly prices .$2.00 $3.00 July price. ..$2.40 ecru $1.25Lnce Curtains White ecru $1.50 Lace Curtains White ecru $2 00 Lnce Curtains White ecru ,- -- or 98c or $1.19 or $1,60. $2.50 Lnco Curtains White or $3.00 Lace Curtains White o'r $1.00 Lace and Tapestry Cur- All Misses' and Children's Oxfords at 20. per cent Discount during this sale. ' ecru .- - $1.95 i ... (jbo DS.' .'..'" .'Lajfies' Boots In addition, to, these Big deductions, ffc. tains $5,.0O $3.25 '. . For Women Regular $1.50 July pjicQ,. ,. $.1,20., - We have about, 100 pairs oT Pat. Kid ' and ! Boots for Ladies' all good. Gun-mcta- we haye a fcw! Women's Oxfords and Pumps In Pat. and Kid to close OUT REGARDLESS OF COST. Lace and Tapestry ")'. $7.00 Extra Fine quality Our tains tains .... wI'$3j95' . Our- - .. ,$5.65 -- r v Clothing for Men and Boys at July Prices (First Floor) SEASONABLE SUITS-STYLI- SH SUITb-SERVIOEA- BLE Hope Blpaclied,i6ni"e8tiBl-2- c yd . ''.:' ' ' Dress Goods (First Floor) anp1 One v Xot 10c,. 15c, 20c and, 25c, ' WashGpodg 5cyd SUITS PRICES. Big ja'rd ,B JJURING OURJULY SALE AT SUCH THESE ARE THE KIND THAT WE HAVE TO OEFERYOU MONEY-SAVIN- G Staples Best Calico, all you. want, per 4c Linens 25c 80-inc- bther Goods Summer Suits for Men. $25.00 $22.50 $20.00 $18.00 $15.00 Suits Suits Suits,. Suits Suits .' $19.45 $17.65 $1 5.65 ONE LOT of MEN'S sizes, good values HALF PRICE. SUITS, broker, Reduc tions in Straw Hats at, July Prices $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $14.45 $11.95 $9.95 $3.85 $3.1 5 Straw Hats ,r 312.50 Suits $5.00 Values. $4.00 Values $3.00 Values . .;, , Odd Pants, for Men $2.35 $1.95 $1.58 $1.19 f: f" .$2.50 ;$1 50 Values Values Straw Hats Straw Hats Straw Hats Straw Hats Straw Hats . . . Panama Hats 65c 95c Good Dress and Apron Ging5c ham, per yard wide Brown Domestic. . .5o Yard Yard wide Bleached Domestic. 5c Hosiery One lot Ohildrens 10c Hose.. ..5c One lot Ohildrens 25c Hose.. 12c One lot Ladies' 10c and 15c Hose ..5c 12c One lot Ladies' 25c Hose One lot Ladies' Fancy Hose 25c 50c value $1.35 $1.65 $1 .95. $2.12 $3.35 Linen 19c inch Linen 21c 05c Pure Linen 39c 25o Woven Flnxon 17c Embroidered Swiss, all colors. 15c Kimona Crepe, all colore.. . .14c 27 inch, all Linen 12c 36 inch, Brown, all Linen.... 19c One lot 25c Persian Lawn...12c One lot 50c Persian Lawn .... 25c 75c Persian Lawn 35c 80o 80 25c Woolen Dress goods.. ..17 35c Fancy Woolen checks.. ..21c 50c Fancy Woolen checks.. ..29c $1 00 Woolen checks. 49c Voile black.. :. 49c $1.00 40-in- ch 40-in- ch Table Linen, Etc, 25c Table Linen 50c Table Linen..... 75c Table Linen $1.00 Table Linen $1.25 Table Linen $1 50 Table Linen $1.75 Table Linen.. 10c LinbuCrash 12&c I .1 32.00 ValueB Felt Hats Reduced $1.00 Felt Hats $1.50 Felt Hats $2,00 Felt Hats $2 50 Felt Hats $3.00 Felt Hats 85c $1 .20 Percales, Lawns, Etc, 6o Percales 10c Percales 5c Scotch Lawn , 5c ..,. ....$1.49 7 ft 19c 39e 59c 79e $1.6 $1.29 '' I -- Suits for Boys iOO Knickerbocker Suits. . $2.25 .$4.00 Knickerbocker Suits. $3.15 $5.00 Knickerbocker Suits. .$3.85 $6.00 Knickerbocker Suits. $4.65 $8 00 every Underwear Ladies'- 25c Union Suits, laee - 7c JAe $1.69 $1.95 $2.48 aud tight knee.... ' $10.00 Knickerbocker Suits. $7.65 $12.50 Knickerbocker Suits. $9.75 15 Knickerbocker Suits,. $6.35 De part ment Gent's Furnishings Prices. at July 1 Ladies' 50c Union suits Ladies' $1.00 and $1.50 suits89c Ladies'TSc Summer VeBts...47o 21c 43c 7o Lawn 10c and 12$c Lawn 15c Lawn 20c and 25c Lawn. . , 5c 7c 16c 15c Linen Crash $, 75c Hemmed Napkins dozen. hJU, $1.25 Hemmed Napkins doz.9fi I ; Fancy Silks One lot of Fancy Silks 25c to One lot Fancy Silk, 85c 25c White and Cream Mulle 50c White aud Cream Mulle 75c White and Cream Mulle $1.00 per yard 8c Per Cent reduction on all Boy's Knicker Pants. Boy's Wash Suits 75c Wash Suits $1.00 Wash Suits :$1.50 Wash Suits .$2.00 Wash Suits $2.50 Wash.Suits $3,00 Wash Suits;;?... 49c 65c 95c $1.35 $1.65 .- One lot 25c sox, slightly imperfect, per pair One lot of Men's $1.50 shirts v at HALF PRICE Silk Silk Silk Splendid assortment of Laces and Em broideries, all prices 20 per cent Dis count. Sheets and Pillow Cases 50c Bleached sheets 72x00 .. .38c 75c Bleached sheets 81x00 ...63o $1.00 Bleached sheets 81x00., 79c $1 25 value. 23c $2.50 and $3.00 Crochet Hand Bleached sheets, , stitched Hem98o HALF PRICE bags....' $1.98 12c One lot Summer Caps.HALF PRICE One lot Knit Ties 25c value.. 15c Reduced Prices on ings. all 12c 25o 35c One lot 25c Lisle Gloves pair. 15c Oue lot 50c Silk Gloves pain ,35c ALL FANCY PARASOLS ONE THIRD .OFF AT fit Gent's Furnish Fl 5 -. ...$1.95 Bleached Pillow Oases, hemmed, each ...9o 15c Bleached Pillow Oases, hemmed, each.. ... .12c 20c Bleached Pillow Oases, hemmed, each 16c V,, l fc' tj This is your chance to purchase hosiery, underwear, neckwear, bath robes, pajamas, work shirts, overalls, suit cases, hand bags, jn,fae.t anything you need at money saving prices. THE McLEOD STORE Incorporated v SILK PETTICOATS (Beloony) $3.00 two-ton- e MesBallne ON THE SQUARE MADISONVJELBl i 13UP-- Li i 1 r teiotrv. :jf!". U BYI1 8FVI h rff-- ?.'(" 1 8m I "i I I ir I r -'. soa - dt1 ' '. I II i rJl T ami Petticoats , . . .$1.08 $3.75o Guaranteed blaok Taffeta Petticoats ...... $1.08 $5.00 Guaranteed blaok Taf- f.ota Petticoats,,....... ....$2.50 '? . 14 X"tn - '.Jw..i:. ,r. . j ... ftf j '7V fe ,.UMm' t1 ' ''- -i rnvrr i!. i;, ' ." fine Alarm 'System General ;lnformation "' THE BEST PROOF Earlington Citizens Cannot Doubt It Doan's Kidney Pills were used They brought benefit. The story was told to "Earlington 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 The Bee's Mammoth Cave Contest NOT TRANSFERABLE The city of IE rfincton Imb been divided iuto four'Fire'Dis- and four. 'These districts residents. "tnote, knowna, nu timbers one, two, Time han strengthened tho eviby fbe1vn un tural. physical iividiiiir lines, v.iz. Miio artfiformed dence. ' L. .& 1?. ilMXt ; Stireot and th Has proven the resultllastlng. 'Fire District $Io. lcoiiKpriees all that territorylNorfch of. Main Tho toBtlmony is from this local. St., and Wear, f the dR. ill , e. jr. the'Gity :.Hall,! Round-HouseFity. Br Arnold's resideuco, Piurcsp Hodac, tc. etc., are in 'District The proof convincing. . - Good for 25 Votes for be careful to get the genuine BLack-drTugH- T Mi It placed in . Liver Medicine The reputation of this old, reliable medicine, for constipation, indigestion and liver trouble, is firmly established. It does not Imitate other medicines. It is better than others, or it would not be the favorite liver powder, with a larger sale than all others combined. SOU) IN TOWN F2 Ballot Box in Bee Office before. Saturday, July 20 MM 1. I andv-East J - ton, Ky., ! am Fire DietfictiJ., comprises all thatrterritoryNorth of MainSt., convinced says: there Ibthoroughly uo other that of fefee K. Bernard "Store, JBarnes, Oow- - remedy on earth as good for disorand & Oo., P. H, Whftlens residence..VBlEtflonic Temple. "Logtown" dered kidneys as Doan's (Kidney etc. etc., are in iDistricf'No2. Pills. I waB troubled foriflve years Fire Difltrict.8., comprises all that territory South of Maiq with backache and other annoying symptoms of complaint. "St., and West of the JR. ill., ((e. g. tho f'Post- Office, Goodloe?s During the early kidney the winter part of restaurant, Oka. Oowell's residence.'.Mra.i Harriet Browning's res- when the cold weather set in, 1 was idence, Esq. Priest's residence, etc. etc., are inl District No.41. sure to have an attack of lame back all that territory South of Main that would make it impossible for District Fire . me to work for days at a time. I Victory i;Sr.,.nd Eastof theJOR,Jl.)i(f!. g. the Peoples-Banktried many remedies, but got no reM. Henry'e residence, Catholic Church, vNew Methodist lief. It was Just about a year that Church, etc. etc., are inDistrictNNo. 4. Kt was laid up and wIiod a friend ad i Each te'lopiiono subscriber in theseDiBtricts has 'been furnish vised me to try Doan's Klduoy'Pills, District iu which each I got a box. I began to take them ed.vith a card showing the.nuraber i phono is situated, these cards dirocting that, in case of fire, Cen- - according to directions and in two ' was back to work, feeding bettral Telephoae Exchange bo informed of District Number and day'BIn every way. do not ter operator will in turn notify backache now and I healthhave name of house "on 'fire.1' my has IL.v&N. Riuud iHouse, whitoh will give the alarm. been greatly Improved." The Hound Mouse whistle Will in the future The abovo statement was given and when Mr. alarm, and this alarm consist-o- a series of short blasts followed by February long cues, according to the district in Thompson was lnerviowed on one, two, three or four 8. 1912 he added: am triad which fire is locufcedf b.hese loog blasts (indicating the district. to confirm the public "I Statement "'This alarm will be repeated as FeemB necessary. The L & N. loco- I .gave four years ago praising motives will caot give the. alarm unless au engineer or trainmen Doan's Kidney Pills. Whenever I should first discover a fire; (i. e. should Res it before the regular have occasion to use this excellent alarm had been given) or, in Mid event the regular Bound House remedy, I have been greatly bene fited." alarm should fail to arouse the (ire Department at night. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 IR.-((e. J. H. Thompson, plumber, Prince- .MAMMOTH GAVE of i ; 1 Jr. J Benefiting The Public Directly Development Of Good Roads. By , Build-f'mtyO- of-'Fire- 1 . The-Oentra-l ; give-the-officia- l f 'Feb-ruar- v i j cputs. Foster-Milbur- n Co., Buffalo, theiUnit-fcd tiou, but another original. . As soon as a (can gets into the iHigher.Walkn of lifqbebegitw to ifeel the. need of an automobile. .All tht keeps aomeiKiou from Burtshefj .Epigrams IIDNEY TROUBLE CURED Bartscher la .Lippin-- t i (William J. TWO HOURS cott's for.July,) is better The imitation that tthan.tho original is not nn.itaita- .A SEEDY CURE -. NewYork, sole agents for IN States. Remember A-- P. I the name Doan's and tako no other. King, the hustling representative for Ragon Bros., was iu townitoday. Dyspepsia. Gaa, or other Stomach Troubles.' Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if ytfu will taJiea little Digesteze. a power ful digeotive, harmless and pleasantas Maple Syrup. For sale by tee; drug department of the St. Bernard Miniug Company, Incorporated. MadiiomilcCi:Busine5s Changes ttis&s The Millinery firm of Me tea If & ;Mo Moro worth. tant for the public to know of its I.derivod0'inuch benoflttfrom the use of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Rothat I believe it will be moBt impor. ot 'being eocuOtnlcul aAlways is a larger iu- - icome. Skewed severely with kidney and bladder trouillo. I sent to you for one trial ho ttk) ofBwamp-ftootanit relieved d Last November I was about two-hours- - .'food, SNo.jnoro l Hoarty AppoUto If you-0iDigesteze. i It nelpH your stomach do Hhou.work, digests what you oat and tanakeB food rich blod from your vwlth a Sloey-losJ 3tflghts, Headache or Stomach Misery. Got, tria-olsithese troubles with imges- -' a botfck),. worth ten-itazo. FIfty-cotittfold Its cost, t drug department of itho St. Bernard Mining CaiEjpany.' incorporated. J ing tho small trial bottle, coca Id feel no more pain, so purchased onotfUty cent bottle of Swamp-Roo- t. After taklntho contents have not felt oce pain from the kidneys or bladder since. You re at liberty .to publish this testimonnl should yyi wish to. jWourB venr respectfully, WAiuiay, W. &. U.No,2 Box 89, Gainesboro, Tentu Sworn to and subscribed berocet me in . After tak- An interesting statement recently issued by Director Logan "Wallef, of the United StatoB office of public roads, shows that if one man were to undertake the job of inspecting every mile of public road In the it would take him about sixty years to cover the ground. The man might start out in a touring car, capable of covering mnty miles a day continuously, and yet if he started when he was twenty, he would be an old man of eiehty, possibly wearing whUkers, when he finished. The complete mileage of public roads in the United States at the present time is 2,199,645. Of that number 190. 470 miles have been Improved. In other words, Iobs than 9 per cent, are in such a condition that travel Is possible at all seasons of the year. If the 9 per cent, could be increased to 20 per cedit., alraoBt the maximum degree of road efficiency would be reached, and probaly more than $1,000,000 saved annually in transportation charges, wear and teor on wagons and horses, and in truck farming due to dolayB 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 be a vast reform designed to benefit all the people, reducing waBte to a minimum and lowering the cost of living. Washington Post. cou-ntrv, Hopkins County trips to Mam moth Cave will bo July 17th. The round trip railroad fare from all stations $3.40. All expenses at Cave Hotel $5.50 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 $8.80, Limit on tickets 10 days. Going on regulart trains 4:35 a. m. Write or Phone L. & N. Agent. g arson was preferred against a shop-kep- er whose' premises are situated in. roadi After evidence had: been adduced' the accused was discharged, says the North China Daily-NewHis assistant, who was also before the court, received six weeks?" imprisonment for carelessness In con-- nectlon with the outbreak; At the mfxocfr Careless. court recently a chargs -- -- A lame back or shoulder putsa man on the retired llBt trimnniiWflTi The time will be short if BrfLLAD'S -SNOW LJNTMENT is rubbed, im. It relaxes the muscles, relieves pain and raBtores strength and elasticity Two Turkey-RaisinStates. 25c, 50c and' in tho Texas raises more turkeys than any $1.00 perjoints. Price by St. Bernard bottle. Sold other state perhaps because turkeys Mining Co , Incorporated, Drug Derequire plenty of room for range, and partment. Texas surely can give them that. Probably a Robber's Hoard. Little Rhode Island, however, is said A woodcutter at Molsson, in ther to produce tho largest number of big turkeys some of them weighing 40 Forest of Compelgne, northern France, . pounds, and worth 40 cents for every found a box recently, in tho trunk, of an old oak. Opening the box, he' pound. discovered $7 in gold pieces. On examination tfepOBins, which have been in the tree tlwik for nearly a century,, were found to be, stained with humaj.blood. . 0 Oneway to relieve habitual constipation is to take regularly a mild laxative, Doan's Kegulets are recommended (or this purpose, 25c a box at all drug stores. - t A Special Rates Via L, ., v .:. & H, R. R. MarJisenvilii,tKy., Account Hopkins'Coiinty Fair JULY On Sale July plus 25c (minmum call on or address. 1(5 16.-2- 0 Inc. ry ic 20. - rate50 limit July 22. One fare cents). For further information Final I 1 R H. DeTREVILLE, Traveling Passenger Agent, Eyansville, Ind. D. P.-- il A, BANKS, You Uan Eat Anything. 1 il im i it - Rcof.cCtE. Dudley were elected (fast evening at the regular uwotiug of (J)elhftte,o Gra4L4e iQttWannoy, J3rneat Newton .and ' iEat what your stomach craves without the slightest fear of indigesEmerson tiaachahgeel management,. tion, which 1b an awful Mrs. Metcalf buying Miss Nellie will not be bothered feeling. You with Sour Emoraonq Lnterest. Miss Emornon Stomach, Heartburn, Nausea, Bad left Monday tfor her home in Owens- - Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will a. vllle, Ind. Sho made many friends take .one dose of Digesteze. It and if by while here wtlio regrot her depar-tn-re PleaBant as cureB as Belief Magic. Candy. iu one W.-- F iDodeon, enacted Jiistiseofi tuo minute. Get a 50o bottle from the the Pea&e of Jackson (Co., Teacu, For earache, toottaac, palm, burns, scald. drug department of tho St. Bernard this 14th day of July, 1809. Mining Company, Incorporated. W. F. DQDflON, J. P. ?re throat, try Dr. Ihomaa' Eclectic Oil, a es . SZJ2Z2i l'Vj!UHU5i'1,iifliiii"'fli'ljiniiiIiilu(5Jluiuui.jB"uap4 Agent 'v.. r. Duncan & Gest INSURANCE Call and see Duncan & Gest for Tornada, Fire, Life, Health and Accident Insurance. All the best Companies represented. splendid remedy for ec(gincles. Vi.otoBlaiLodge;&?o. 84, Kalghts of Pythww, to represent the lodge .at thetgcandiLodgp, which will moot au Oatobor.atiLoulsville. Thieisawoll deserved honor.atvd one these gentlemen will iflll with credit to themselves, and the lodge. f - rUomeFar Sale Chance, of a lifetime to make a size Domes ior cent and splendid Investment either for sale at all drug stores. one-dollar the Philippine (islands one fre- cocoanuts be- peatly sees a IMo for fjaerfloated down tfafiriver to market. P.ro0 What Syamp-Ee- i .You The buoyant nuts ateidosely packed Inlo.ift circle, braced serosa with Send to Dr. Kilmer k, Co., N. Y., for a Bample bottle. tied with Sber; and the anyone. It will convincebooklet of STou will queer craft, with its native paddler, is valuable thes. seady for tho trip .down stream also receive a information, tolling all about the to a point where the csft will bo kidneys and bladder. When wilting, broken up and the cocsanuts sold. bo sure and mention the Earlington SemuWeekly Boe. Regular iflfty Wide S'flfld Magazine. llo. iSr. Kilmert. Co. Ltttctito Raft of dwoanuts. ratsf Blng-hamto- n, bam-boaBjia- dog yesterday. Greene How did you todw it was any wife's dog? Kedd By &o igrowusg. Greene But the do," didn't r"owl. ftedd No; but you die' Ycam&erfl Statesman. be healthy or beautiful by washing dishes, d doing housework all day, and crawling into bed dead tired at night. Yon miiBt get out open air and sunlight. If into the you do this every day and keep your stomach and bowels in good order by tak- Chamberlain's Tablets when needed, you should become both healthy and beautiful. For sale pv Bweep-ingau- Redd'Basr you out with your wife's The Growler. I Office i Victory Building idfetiiAiffi L. &n,tXa!,ArAwi ujJkjuajtatiifejiafb'dfataB&iiifeijJbjJL. If you are a housewife yon cannbt reasonably hope to ft yZ V m If. It An increasing number of people report regularly of the satisfactory Sign of .Age. renting purpose or.a.home results Train taking Foley Kidney "Xpu are aging a l&tle when you sw to the Bee office and find out Josser consider hardahlp a gpod time. Pille and .commend their boating and curative qualities. Foley Kidney Pills are a carefully prepared all Dealers. filobe. about it. modiclne, goaranted to contain no harmful or habit forming drugs. Reach for Them. They can have only a beneficial efGreat things are Just ahead of you, fect when used for kidney and bladder troubles, for backache, rheuma- but you must reach out for them. tism, weak back or lumbago. Never Horace Fletcher. sold In bulk. Put. up in two sizes, in ..3 scaled bottles. The genuine alwayB Insect Biti Costs Le In a yellow package. St. Bernard A Boston man lost his leg from Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Dethe bite of an insect two years bepartment. fore. To avert such calamities from stings and bites of inBects use Buck-ion'- s Near End of Hl Patlenca. Arnica Salve promptly to kill ly, Reggy Deswolle (to his poison aud prevent inflammaI think I hav been very pa the dwelling tion, and pain. Heals tient with you. I promised again and boils, ulcers, piles, eczema, burns cuts, again to pay you, but if you keep on bruiser. Only 25 cents at all drugbothering me I simply won't promiso gists. any xnoro. Fliogendo Blatter. coe li ffl KfeAJ 2fv2r ' . Vj a tailor)--Weal- i iiBcif CvAOnimlHallErJt M I iEv HI tJKTA r5iJZ?.i V... . ih.-'v- L When aNew Perfectlosa Conies m at the Door Heat and Dili Fly Out at the Window. This Stcnrt save Tbsw What would it mean to you to have heat and dirt banished from your kitchen this summer to be free from the blazing range, free from ashes and soot? 3v nr Mail Carricrj Will Fly Brains have been at a dlstous brawn at a premium quite enough. Time to Make a Change. ' , It saves Labor It savea Foci en.wilh knt, iwm It saves TOU M.dnv:AI.243 lomctr CnkUxl Ilti Tho. 2- - r.d can bo hd Mitlx or witlnot a cabinet (op, Which il fillad wi)n drop ihelvet, towel racl,tc. Alldealbrf carry the Kew Pwfection' Stove. Free Cool Book with eTcryatoTe. CoolW Book alio pita to anjroM Ksdinc P ceaUlo cover Bailing cort.j This is an age of great discoveries, Progress rides on tho air. Soon we may see Uncle Sam's mail carriers flying in all directions, transporting mall. People take a wonderful interest iu a discovery that benefits them. That's why Dr. King's New Discovery for Coughs, Cold and other throat and lung diseases is the most popular medicine in Atner- itcuroa me.of a dreadful cough," writos Mrs. J. F. DaviH. HMntimv Corner, Me., "after doctor's treatment and all other remedies had failed." For coughs, colds or any bronchial alloctlon its uuequaled. Price 50o and $1.00. Trial bottle free at all druggists. Credit. Church Trustee "Did you occupy your last pulpit with credit?" Now Rector "Entirely. There was never any cash connected with Judgo. druggists. The Choice of a HusUand Important a matter for a woman to be haudicapped by weakness bad blood or foul breath, Avoid these klllhopes by taking Dr. King's Life Pills. New strength, fine complexion,1 pure breath, cheerful spirits things that win men follow their une. Easy, safe, sure 25c at a'l Is too The Bee's Big 5 Set For a limited time we will give this Big 5 Set of French Graniteware worth $5 and a years subscription to the Bee for $3.00. This is a $6.00 proposition for only $3.00, and is good value. Call and see those sets or telephone 47 and we will have one delivered to you. Semi-Weekly H n PNEUMONIA left me with a frightful cough and very weak. T V Stc-T- flfcjy PbrEctioft. Oil It KUMimimaExxxmi Codk-stov- e WitrMbe New Perfection Oreo, the New Perfection is the most complete ceokuw derice oa tho market. u juet u)Uck asd handy, tee, (or wnlaag sad komag. if hardly breathe or sneak for 10 to 20 minutes. My doctor could not help . .- (faearpaaa44 la Khiclty) Cfcihutoa, Kyq LMabrM. Km AtUaU. Cm Mrmbntiia, STANDAHD OIL COMPANY Alavi ami Jck-- T, TU. Buy it now. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and "Diarrhoea Remedy i3 almost certain to be needed before the summer is over. Buy it now and be prepared for Buob an emergency, b'or sale by all Dealers, ... mo, but! was completely cured by DR. KING'S New Discovery Mre.J.E.Cox,Joliet,Ill. SOc AND I had spells when 1 could " " " "'' " y LY - .i.i- - ,1 - ,,m SEMI-WEEK- BEE m Earlington, Kentucky t l'Vf.i,tesStfW-'.'':w--''-;WC -- $1.00 AT ALL DRUGGISTS. zzzzx . jm , W .! r !. ... H. fw, u -- k.niMO.JlllwWlll'1 iljajj3r1MI'fit'"' .", 'ilSftl...r..r&.'lf,. wiffcfc.ri(niafeigfcgJiBg1jfef-)- ; wrirm. WAaL,, ( . ,. - X"3 . ,i i ElffPlPMP T mbtwwm ,wrv x Vj r 5 I BK Greater an d G ranaer Tkan E ver On -- a Scale 6jr UnparaleUed Magnitude Ci? Not a Tiresome Minute! Something Doing All the Time! Great Array of Races, Ring Shows and Special Free Attractions to Excite, to Amuse and Entertain 3 ;?',$, H ft' 'a '! 5' 1 m tM R P B 4r T 4Hv m HKr HH Hr 4HA HIF IB v Vr QLr , JULY 16, 17, 18, 19 and Two Bands of Music! 20, j 1912 f THIRTIETH ANNUAL MEETING Special Acts Djily! Fifteen Fine Slow Rings Daily! - k p i. Fine Floral Halt'Exhibits . n ' Great Meeting Place for the people of Hopkins and adjoining 'counties. All your old friends will be there. Your sweetheart will be there. They'll all be there. You'll be there., Excursion Rates on L. & N. and M. H. & E. .3Phe ' 'i' " '.x "' r ' 'i ' ' '. '. J . ft V ' - m s,n m FIRST DAY Free Children's fid Old People's Diry Nv SECOND DAY W. O. W. and Derby Day THIRD DAY Madison ville and Earlington Day ' ,' .7 &S2:l P, "r 'Ml M W- -' M i ..'0 y & FRIDAY and, SATURDAY Every Day a Big Day and One as Good as Another. V I Everybody's Day ,' K YJ .. ' Come Every Day and See It All W. C, HOPEWELL, Asst. G. G. GIVENS, Pres, J, A. FRANCEWAY, Sec, Sec. ' ,., M , - 'V, ,