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Lr 14l TUESDAY and j f FRIDAY AFTERNOONa W r Ii tv i C J IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR IT FOR SALEIr- j j 1 TWENTYTHIRD YEAR L1NGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY JULY 19 1912 No 59 Madisonville Notes irH Madlionvlllo Christian Church y You are cordially invited to the following services Sunday r July 21 I 980 a m Bible School t h 11 00 H m Preaching by S M 5+ i Bernard 700 p m Christian endeavor 800y SId i ii Miss Mattie Audrey Watson of Dixon and Leda Oozart of Clay are guests of Miss Beula iDriverthis week Mrs T D DeMoss is on the sick list x I Rev Oonway of the Baptistor Ohurch at Providence was here yesterdayMrs Fowler and daughter of Bethlehem are in the city J today h- 4 Mis Mary Martin was in town r this morning t A joyful crowd spent the day ih Dawson last Sunday The I r following were the pertioipants t ip the pleasure Hiram Baesott I r t alias Nisbot Allen Jack Tapp Misses Ella Wilson Mattie Wil kit Carrie Miller Woodruff and Nina Bassett Miss Madeline Oodk bfc Padu= 1 cab is the gueat of Mrs M B Slaton L Miss Jessie Payne of Provi deace Will arrive tomorrow and fie the neBtbf Mrs B M Slat t ton and sister Miss Oliuton dn kringihe fair r 1 The remains of Henry Key nolds an aged brick mason of J t this city was brought here tflThursday for burial Ho died Thursday morning at the home nohis ion In Providence He leaves a wife and Bveralwns f De Hale J of EafMtOI t was inrtawnto daft Mrs DKi chloe eu- f tertaiDLthia enening fm18J to 11 oclock aE herhbm d Y JiW j1 way in iono ofhlir visitors The W 0 T U will meet to J morrow at 3 or clock with Mrs f FranceWayBob and family of the l Nortonville nuntry were hare- r Sunday the tjgnerf of R W Brian and i LfB tSlaton went to ProvKA deuce Sunday Hallie Witherspoon re aturned Monday from a visiting t to her sister at Providence 1 Tom Bell is in Dalton Miss Pearl Fafliess of Hender p r- H 1 lison is the guest of Mrs Neal HollingerA The little son of Edgar Fox is i rsick again h W H Oolhnsvof Louisville is orphanrj s t1r r i Rev J My Cook is at BlackI i i t ford this week assisting in a I meeting 1i1 i Miss Elizabeth Carlisle o- fiw 7 near Antpn is here visiting her i tDIstrv understood that Edward FAtkins1 the man of plural wives F4 and single leg has been trans t A ferred from the Oweusboro jail 1 t fir to the jail here 11 cRev Mahoney has gone to Knoxville Tenn famiWId 4 t Marion Ohio forWph 1 ly have gone an extended visit to hid parents 1tMli1O Mrs I Bailey and daughter Imvo gone to 0hicago to spend I WY the summer Miss Emma Bourland return r ed to Nashville Monday 4 Miss Elizabeth Basset has m v 4 w Lk w cone to Providence Dr Hardin sustained a read ture of his right arm Sunday in crankingJns auto Miss Lou Bollard who has been very sich is improving Quite a crowd went to Mam moth Cave this morning Mrs Lum Wick of Manitou i seriously ill Mr and Mrs Logan Bowles of A sonia were here Tuesday Miss Minerva Davis of Anton I is visiting relatives here Miss Barrie Hauna of Brow ders is the guest Misses Hallie and Ethel Livingston Mrs Agnes Wislou who has been very low is some better Mrs Bernard Robards of Prov idenc who has been spending the week here returned home to dayRev SM Bernard is in Oor ydon this week attending a de bateMr and Mrs Sidney Laffoon 9f St Charles were guests of Mrs Fred Fieler Tuesday Mrs Ella Menser of Carbondale is the guest of Mrs Lucy Miss Amelia Lamie Head of Greenville is visiting Miss Em ma Lee Robinson Jack Daniker and Miss Lillian Bondnrant of Henderson Wer married in thaty a Ie days ago The bride IS a siste of W B Bondnrant the tinner and has made many friends during her visit her- eorfonv eofs Mr and Tin Burke Stanley of Madisonville were in town Saturday visiting friends Mrs C B Ttathen andllttie son Carr were In MaoTisonvllle Than day t Mdssrs w O Hamby andE O Kennedy attended lodge at Earhn nightMrs and fifttle v daugh worehereFriday where they will be the guests of Mrsj Ohas Martin Bliss Sadyp Bethel left Yedl s7 I day for OlafksvlHe tTenn w ere the will spend her vacation visiting friends and relatives Mrs j T Morgan was In Mad onJ vllle Saturday itlleeltiabehefaant several days ladE weekwith rierrcrrandparonts In the country 0 B Tratheq was in Mortons Gap last MondayevrMisses Lena and Joel Gatlin of White City visited here last Satur dayMrs Della Burden is visiting friends and relatives in Clarksvillot Tenu Fred Dixon was in Dawson Mon day on business BjBishop Kelly of Memphis Tenn Is spending his vacation Here visiting old friends Miss Leila Wright of Beech Grove Ky Is visiting relatives in this city A GREAT PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OFFER The Most Liberal We Have Ever Made The SemiWeekly Bee until January 1 1018 and the Daily Evouing Post until November 10 1912 count the time Just 1 This Is less thanI onehalf the regular price The sooner you send in your order the the moreyou will get fur your money Be sure to send you order under this special rate today to the Semi Weekly Bee Earlingtou Ky Home For Sale Chance of a lifetime to make a splendid investment either fo renting purpose or a home come toVthe Bee office andfindout about it 1 Y 4v t I- lJ a i f I St Charles Talk l j Charlie Webb of Earlington nt Sunday in St Charles Ron W N Martin ot Eariiugton preached at the Methodist Church here Sunday jM 8Norrte King and Max GUlila d motored to Earlington and Madison vllle Sunday I Harrold pummel of Carbondate was in town Sunday if bookkeepol19rOarbondalo pany was in town Sunday ft Miss Vorna Galloway visited friends in Isley SundayPAtf Mr and Mrs Urey Klrkwood r Central City visited relatives and friends hero Sunday Mr and Mrs Jas Garnett of Isley spent Sunday in St Charles Mrs W J Fault and children are spending a few weeks in Dawson Miss Ruth Ashmoro of the Butftt lo country visited friends here Saturday and Sundayj Mrs Frahkt Fox of Oarbondale was in town Friday Miss Laura Woodruff is visiting In Dawson this week r Mrs W R Raymer has returned from Evansvllle where she has beep to see her daughter Mrs H Bv Cowand who IB in Gilberts Sanita rlum t Mrs Jesse Phillips visited friends in Earlington Monday and Tuesday RInle is hereo a yearsrhis first visit to the State of his birth since he was two years of age W J Fault spent Sunday In Daw Bonr v t R W Wood vlsiWd relatives and friends In Earlington and MadlKm ville this week A fl Jesse Pnillipa and Clay trader made a business 1r1pto Earlington Friday Hiss NeYoUrie Balder who has been visiting her grandmother Mrs l1er1l0mefJoJesse ti0lipafindadaz Qlllllaudl- ipei ge day inH6pcinBv1lle J 4 W Prltdhett + oXt MadlsonVille+ gpnjur ol yMdnd y JFullbusinessMonday J Mrs MamnfettrShaw t the Dan Boone country was In town Saturday r v i Mrs DJP OurrVand littlardaugh ter Emily left Sunday for Louts friendsJndtilatlvbatgp tho5est en I E JSlsk sSPebdlnK a fewl wejsklflnDalionj i v i It J Andy Berry P eut Suriaylii Oar bondaleMiss Blanks who has been visiting herslater in DOyer Term hals returned homo Gilbert King Miss Maggie Turner and her young lady visitor spent Mondayin St diaries I r Tbetent 9how that has been bold ing forth for the past Week was a good clean stew It drew large crowds every night and the patrons were pleased with each perform ante Mrs J K Adams of Dawson visited Mrs B FGIllilahd Friday and SaturdayThere is still no news of Charlie Wilt who left homo about three weeks ago for Evanaville lAt heard of at that place where he had sold a carload of IronIPlease do not forget that this pa per contains a coupon good for 25 votes and it may be that one of the young ladies in this contest will not you but she would appreciate the coupon from this paper Wont you clip It and gel Ittp her someway The coupons clipped from the paper will be the means of their winning so please keep them in mind v Mrs Elliott and Mrs MoHargue wife of Post Mester MoHarcue of London Ky visited Mrs B F GIl hland Friday and Sunday Our Public Sohool lon ppositorthe school house and from which musttlJu unrepair e 1 We understood there was a pV 1 x I h- v I per being circulated to raise funds for this work We hope this will be I finished before school began as It heeds it Dr AF Finley of Ilsley who has been quite ill is better He and his wife spent Sunday here with his parents Dr and Mrs T R Finley Lee Nichols left Sunday for Lex ington where ho will spend a few wpeks Miss Charlie Sisk is attending Bohool In the country D D Woodruff was in Princeton TuesdayDr P Curry was In Central City Sunday Mrs peha Southworth of Earl ington visited her sister Mrs Kemper here Tuesday Thos Warren was in Nortonville Tuesday to see his brotherinlaw who is very ill at that place B F Gilllland visited friends in Dawson Tuesday Miss Dixie Woodruff and Mrs Henry Balom visited friends in Dan iel Boone Tuesday Norris King Klmmol Fmley and Riley Rdtler were in Madisonvijle Tuesday Clay Woodruff and Geo Jenkins spent Wednesday in MadtsonVllle- Uiss Verntf Lon our pqp lat Tel ephone Operator won the Ggld Watch offered by the show people in a popularity contest we are glad Miss Verna won this as she is a splendid yoqng lady and has many friends and very accommodating to to the patrons of the Telephone Good morning have you used SoapItlooklsanitary Conditions of this place IB going to lin prove as a general supply df Show matte Soap is In the homes of the enthusiastic patrons of the Bhbw Now let the health officer get busy and have the back alleys cleaned up and the weeds put W R Coyle of Earlington was in out city Wednesday on business FREE AVIATION MEET wm BE HUD iraxT WEEP IN HOPKIMS VILL1 W Arranged by The Citizens in Celebration oftlK Succ MVAttained 8plgne rlhventpnj by iFormer r CoiGtty J e Chas OnPr wse Kllty Lu i 1gueiB4sebalit here will be inI CBant Saturd y July 25 20 and 27 The citizens of Christian f0ountys0apitalwill w give irab spljplely free Aviation meet to which everybody is invited to celebrate the completion and successful achievemensft the 1greit biplanes bruit by ExJ tw County Jjtidge Ohas 0 Proweej j i least three flights h9f ternoon will be made bv DeLoyd Thompson an ettrepid young birdman slid licensed Operator of Chicago who for the last two weeks has had Hopkinsville thrilled withexcitement by soaring daily thousands of feet in the sfcytindfOrmany miles around in the country In some of his flights he has Carried a paSSen- ger Judge Prowse has one ma chine for fancy exhibitions and another for passenger purpose There witt be no charge of admission to the Aviation Field the entire expense heavy as it is being borne by Hopkinnville people to entertain the people of this region and as a testimonial of the regard aud pride they feel in Kentuckys only airship in ventorThere will be Kitty League baseball games each day of the meetApplication has been made for reduced rates and it is expected that a large number of people from here will go Hopkinsville and enjoy the gala event Found A ladles gold watch Owner may get the watch at my store LO WlLEJY Jeweler Earlington Ky I s t t rWlzite City Notes I T CE OBryan and son Pryor Lov Ing of Madlsonvjlle visited Dr 0 E OBryan Sunday Ed Pidcock of Nortonville was in White City Saturday night Mrs George Frigate of near this place who has been a sufferer with Tuberculosis for sometime passed into the great beyond Sunday after noonShe leaves a husband and a large family of children as well as a large pircle of friends to mourn her loss The deceased was a good Christian woman being a member of Salem Baptist church Interment took place at Salem graveyard Mon day atternoon Eld W N Clark of Earlln non preached the funeral Eld D S Edwards and P L 0 Brien were the guests of Mack Ed wards Sunday J W Woodward of Trabue was the guest of friends here Sunday and also attended services at the arbor The meeting which has boon in progress atthe arbor here for the last two weeks came to an end Sun day night Eld D S Edwards of Hanson who did most of the preach Ing greatly endeared himself to the people of White by his earnest forcible preaching and his conduct as a noble rtbrlstlan gentleman Eld O D Cole of Mortons Gap addr lad the meeting fit the arbor Sunday night and found his way Into the hearts of his hearers by his vivid and pathetic description of the auf ferings of Christ on Calvary A large number of Motions Gap people cape down to the meeting several nights last week James Chltty and bride of Madi sonville visited the family of John Brooks last week John Crab tree of Madisonvllle JohnBrbokiweek Misses Lena and Jewel Gatlin wentlo Nortonvllle last Saturday to meet their cousins Miss Howton andherbYother from Dawson Arthur Denton of Madiaonville has decided toinake White City his future home j j Mrs Harvey U 1ttoil ot Anton at f- Saturdagbightrandc gowniwereR H Brown and family o Pump kin Center were fn our midst TBuri J 1- MlBB bay v J Gay Brown who hsJflttely returned from Danville s jV relatives in White Citylbls week Mack Fredrick of Trabne audMr Hay en of Rlchland worshiped here Sunday V r x r- yNNNN NN NHNNN i Church flotes i NNNNNNKN NSN xIE Church South Preaching services Sunday morning at 1180 oclock evening at 8 oclock by the Pastor Sunday school at 980 a m All Invited Christian Church The excessive heat and other at traotlves lessened the attendance at Sunday School Sunday only 164 be lug present but the offering was 561 The attendance at the preaching services was good That which proved to be a popu lar move is toe request that daring the heated season the men either leave their coats at home or remove them when they come to the services The minister has promised to shorten the sermons so that the entire service will occupy less that an hours time With brief attractive services there is no doubt that many will avail themselves of the oppor tunity of attending Bible School 980 a m Preaching by the pastor 1100 a m and 746 p m Rev W fJ Brandon and J R Rule returned last night from Fairview where they visited Dr and Mrs E 0 Brandon Howard J Brazelton attended the Ualon County Sunday School Con veption Thursday conducting the institute work in the place of the State Secretary W E Frazee pI J TUESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOON BUSINESSADVERTISE cone Stringtown Notes Quite a crowd from here attendeda the Moving Picture show at Grab tree Saturday night Mrs Katfe WInstead visited Mrs Tula Beshears Sunday Mrs Mattie Russell visited her mother Mrs M A Prince iast Fri day and Saturday near Scottsburg Mr Virgle Brooks and wife visited friends end relatives In this corn munity lest week Mr Willie Hammonds and Guy Majors and Harvey Beshears went to Dawson Saturday night Mrs Tula Beshears and Katie ReuBhaw were the pleasant guests ot Mrs W 0 Duncan Sunday aftejr noonQuite a crowd attended the social at Mr John McGregor Thursday nightMrs Mattip Russell and mother visited Mrs W L Russell Tuesday t Mr John Alexander and family near Dawson Springs moved to String Town last week Mrs Lola Brooks and sister and Mrs Tula Beshears went to drab tree Saturday evening Mr Ike Alexander called on Miss Carrie Todd Sunday afternoon Mr John Hardwiok and Dewey Winstead went to Dawson Saturday John Adcoxj Perry Lodd and Mar ion Fox attended the W O W un vailihg at MoKnlght grave yard last Sunday ini Christian comity BASH TALL Earlington Boy Scout Defeat MilJjeT vibe Scouts In what proved to be one of the mqsynlierestlng games of the sea son the Earhngton Boy Stoats de feated the Sc utl ftbU1MadI80IlYllle onthelooal diamond last Saturday afternoon the score being Oto6 Both teams were well matched and the game proved very exciting t up to the fourth inning when the first run was made by the visitors The locals did not succeed In scor ing uiitll she sixth onFeathersfcon auk Cbandler both cro thenJto the rou t the result was not In t ftontit iloned by the efntlretoam- The visiting iScouts are a fl eLibunch ofxboysiand aiiogeifier made It as clean a game as could be witnessed anywhere f1 The following is the line up EAKLING ItV PISONJ i i TON ti A0Bannou o Langley ttDubonp b Rogers FeStherston 12 tfjisbet Gqnanne 8bliellBrmkley rfWalkerVmson cf Vannoy Hanby If Anderson Umstead SB Hoffman Umpire E H Watkins m ScorerH J Brazelton f TENT MEETING tt ClosedMonday Night After Great Victory r WithOne Hundred and Twenty Three Professions The tent meeting which was In progress at this place for over three v weeks closed Monday night It was i conducted by Revs J A Collier and W M JRodgera assisted from time y to time by the latters father old Bro Rodgers the veteran street preacher The meeting was marked by a great outpouring of the H 1 Spirit who brought conviction toimany hearts One hundred and twentythree conversions and reola mations resulted from the labors of these earnest ministers who so faithfully declared the whole coon eel of God to hungry sin sick souls t lItis impossible for anything less eternity to measure the influ ence of their efforts Bro Collier will preach on next Wednesdayyevening for Rev G W r Northern Methodist Church All 1 invited During the summer months moth ers of young children should watch for any unnatural looseness otthe bowels When given prompt atten tion at this time serious trouble 1 may be avoided Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem I edy canalways be depeulledupou 1 i For sale by all i i V A L lr J rc41 1 I I t I t a j k iC J + a w yttji ii f i tl t- rr Ia ti AND M MOORE PUBLISHER IJDAUL FAwoeTT AND BUSINESS MANAGER i IMellere f pE League ft k drench in sea Slatont PostotRce sills No RingtMISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgrt t 1 We Authorized to Announce- Dan M Evans as a candi for the office of 1ofthe city of Earlington ject to the action of the Re publican party in the primary to be Saturday August jrd ALSO t are authorized to an flounce E L Wise as a candidate for the office of of the city of Earlington sub ject to the action of the Dem ocratic party in the primary to de Saturday August 3rd ALSO are authoro an tobunced Dr C B Johnson as a candidate for the office c of Mayor of thecity of lington subject to the action of the Republican party in the primary to be held Saturday August 1 Mutt Faith Te ketiT a iwstaees lfapoet1big r ffi PUle way U mak it so WadL IIIIIRF t7 fr en = rOr Qt or WIllI i cE L E=t t z cc t r 1 Subscription Rates One yelrlOOSi-x mouths f 0 Three 25 Slnglo 5 Specimen copies free on applicatlou Correspond nts wanted In all parts of tlA parItoulfS MatterI+ I Office Next Door to Kentucky Phone 242 I91912Yi N 5 are date Mayor sub held 1912 We Mayor held 1912t We 3rd 1912 Have u I months copies mailed Office t Ear JCIties FlghtlnrToll of Nolae Science is planning a noiseless world in which the clamor of the pros ent day will bo reduced to a minimum Prof Blake of the Harvard Medical school declares that nervous prostra tion brain exhaustion and deafness are the price that cities pay for noise Foley Kidney Pills are healing strengthening and tonic and con formingdrugspf Woodville Woodville Ga re cently had an acute attack of kid nev trouble The pains in my back and kidneys were terrible but I yPillstulIp Pay they have entirely relieved me I find more from them than from any other kidney medi cine I have ever taken Try them Refuse any substitute St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Her Yearning Little Marjorie Louise leaned on her grandmammas knee and gazed Into space with a particularly soulful expression Ob grandmother she burst out suddenly 1 Just long to grow up and be a big wady and have corns I =Harper Bazar The greatest enemy qf childhood is the tape worm It destroys heal th and undermines J the constitution The greatest enemy of intestinal worms WHITES CREAM NEB MIFYGEIt removes the worms and helpsthe child back to strength vigor and cheerfulness Price 25cta per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment Opals Take TIme to Harden When opals are drat takea from ttmine they uso soft that they cam be picked to plecM with the lager MIL KIDNEY TROUBLE CURED IN TWO HOURS t A SPEEDY CURE tIderived an much benefit from the use of Dr Kilmers SwampBoot that I believe It will be must impor tant for the public to know of its worthLast November I was suffering severely with kidney and bladder trouble I sent to you for one trial bottle of SwampRoot and it relieved me In about twn hours After tak Inic the small trial bottle c uld feel in more pain so purchixxfd nle fifty eNnt butt + of SwampRum Aftrtaking thtf contents nave nut rest otio pain from tht kidney or bit tiler Hiiice You are at liberty to publish this tviitimoiml should you wish to Yours very lespectfully W H WARREN R R No 2 Box 39 Gainesboro Tenn Sworn to and subscribed before me W F Dodson enacted Justtie of the Peace of Jackson Co Tenn this 14th day of July 1909 W F DOJ SON J P Letter to Dr Kilmer ZL Co Binghamton NY Prove What Swamp Boot Will do You forIi Send to Dr Kilmer Co hamton N Y for a sample bottle It will convince anyone You will also receive a booklet of valuable Information telling all about the kidneys and bladder When writing be sure and mention the Earlington SemiWeekly Bee Regular fifty cent and onedollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores- Trumpefrni of DeepaFr We have our days of extren mea tal depression whoa we take such a comprehensively gloomy view at tW general situation that it seems as if the mal in the same pew with us came to church for the sole purpose of blowing hIa aoeeio11fo State Jour- naL sioo Reward sloe The readers ot this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease thatsclence haa been able to cure In all its stag es and tnat is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires constitutional trealeaent Halls Cd tarrh Cure b taken Internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the IfI- tem theroby destroying thtt foundation cl the disease and giving the patient strength by build log up the constitution and assisting nature te doingSB work The proprietors have so much faith is its curative powers that they over Oae Hundred Dollars for any cue that It falls to cure Seed for list of testimonials Address F J CHENBY tk Cd Toledo O I Sold by allftrnccists 7f cents Take Halls Fatally Pills for constipation I wra raawa srreI-I I or COME ARUNNINGIj1 t 0I r f i ITS 1 WORTH YOUR WHILE IIt f j Because the Good Things are Going Very 1I vFast aqbe Much Reduced Pricesv- 11 J d j we are MakingkI IDr Goods Clothing Ladies Read to Wear 1 Shoes Furniture FloorCoverings and WallPaper at July Clearv V ance Sale Pricest M A f4 i Every Day aJBig Day Be sure to Visit Our ore Whether You Wish to Buy I Y p I 1lJh + VA y S w v 4 Anything or NotRlah i n otL o tI A k 1 r f t The MicLcod StoreIftcer erAtedj r ON THE SQUAREWI i f Kentuckyi J n I ir FAIR q 5r k For 1912 Will Surpass all Previous Efforts l j f COMMENCES TUESDAY JULY 23 t i 6 1- b Juvrt y II I p 1 Q Aeroplane ExniDition s Horace F Kearney will make Aeroplane Flights three or more days during the Fair Mr Kearney is an Aviator of National Reputation He recently made flights at Evansville Ind and Providence Kyall of which were won derful exhibitions of aerial navigation At Providence Ky on June 18th 1911 he made his flight and attained an altitude of more than 2000 feet and for a time was lost to view behind the clouds r t l y t rirC1QCJCI cJ r SU c su en c7 3 Q- su = 5 sL r CD dGtenfields Mlllitary Band ConcertAlone Worth Pricex oft Admission I 11 fl Best DailynWestern Kentucky Liberal premiums have been offered which will get the fleetest runners r All entries to Show Rings will be free The first day Tuesday July 23rdwill be children s day All children under 15 will beadmitted free Thursday Derby Plenty publicAilr are1 r now ready Write for one and it will be mailed Elegant new Floral Hall is being erected Largest Floral Hall premium list in Western Kentucky I v f I 1 i II I Rrc3h Vic1ehqi gemit t rCllElir Aecc iElti6fl1 iii INCORPORATED v Poaroy ID Berry Fres AQWi isYj tf tt f t- J s Yt zi I i n a n sia rn 0 i 1 F T r iLj iy Y+ NY A 7 fp J 1 j l iiJi 2 Ai J F Yi1 J lrl l l r j 1 1 1i I I asssrifAa 4 rCA MORTON i MADISONVILLE KY Y y- I J l 41 j cp Funeral Director and Embalmer J Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night II fj IfThewell man who whispeis down a About the things he has to sell t Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who cHmbs a tree and iL hollers j ownrzThe party who by mistake put a jug ol machine oil lu the buggy of Gao H Fault Tuesday moping In r front of the Company store can se I iX cure same by calling at Bee office t Jas Pagan was in Nashville Sat t urday and Sunday visiting bis daughter Sister Mary Thomas OLD RAGS wanted at Bee office clean cotten only accepted N Mrs Leo Fagan of Ev Icaneville are visiting his father pr JasTagan I Mrs Harry Kercheval of Rock i port mod is the guest if her daugh ter Mrs Wm Herrell Brent Hart was in Evansville Monday r vr 1 t4 c r tMrs Jesse Phillips and children of St Charles Is In the city this week visiting friends I Let Brinkiey figure on your plumbing he can save you money AtA G PJlAPESS TinShop tb was an Evans wvillaf Guy FojTester of is eptfBdiBg thfrWMk with htsVparents here f N O Wbitfordweat to Madison ells yesterday t Mr and Mrs Chas Webb was in- v Madisonvllle Wednesday attending the fair i Miss Nellie MeManas was in Mad WednesdayAP will be 1 closed during the remainder of July and the month of August while reo 1 pairs are being made on the build 1IngAll persons having library books are asked to return tbemt Jthe Bee office with name of holder FOR SALEOne 100 course in anything except civil engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Wl11l8pa sbar aln Applat ee Miss Mary Mason of Cincinnati is the guest of Mrs Walter Daves Mrs Breame of Murry visited here this week Miss Ida Lee disk leaves this f week for Dixon where she will visit II relatives DrO B Johnson and family y W have moved to their home on South t i Railroad street John Caneler will I move into Dr Johnsons house which he recently purchased Mr and Mrs Geo Newbold who recently resided hero now of KnoxI F vllle Tenn are the fond parents of r babyx Mr and Mrs Ernest Rash and daughter Elizabeth with Mr Rashs mother left Wednesday for Louisville and Lexington for a visitMiss Lillian Wilkie of Providence and Miss Ruth Berry of Sebreee who have been visiting Mrs Gannini of this city have returned home- WANTED Gentlemen room ers for two nicely furnished rooms centrally located terms reasonable Apply at this of floe tfI A R King of Evaraville was in town Tuesday J R Laffoon of Southard was in the city Tuesday- L E Rice of Greenville was in town Tuesday Mrs John Fish and children are visiting relatives in Tennessee Miss Webbor of Owensboro Is the guest of Miss Margaret Atkinson Miss Amelia Price of Madison vllle visited her brothers family Monday Mrs J DjFrazery of Cadiz and Miss FraZor of La Fayette visited Mr and Mrs R G McEuen this weekLt Bririkley figure on roar plumbing he can save you moneyAt G DRAPERS Tin Shopv sij Mall Orricn Will fly This Is an age of great dleoverfes Progress rides on thee air Soon we may see Uncle Sams mail carriers flying in all directions transporting mall People take a wonderful in terest In a discovery that beaeflts them Thats why Dr Kings New DllI8overy for oughs Colds and other throat and lung diseases is the most popular medicine in Amer It oared me of a dreadful cough writes Mrs J F Davis Stlokney Corner Me after doctors treat ment and all other remedies had failed For coaghs colds or any unequaledPrIceat all druggists Mrs Giannlnl EnterUim Mrs F P Ginninna entertained a few friends at Lakeside Park Friday in honor of her visitors Miss Berry of Sebroe and Miss Wilkie of providence A de and1Ifgreatly enjoyed by all The Choice of a Husband is too ln a matter for a woman to handicapped by weakness bad blood or foul breath Avoid these klllhopes by taking Dr Kings Life PIUS New strength fine cpm plexion pure breath cheerful spirits things that win men follow their use safe sure 25o at all druggistsAncient Tree on Mt Etna On Mt Etna is a chestnut tree two thousand years old 218 feet in clrcuaa ference L ri When you feel dull out of sorts discouraged Jbalc sick and everything seems to b going wrong you can biamo It on your llyaft Itfa I jtorpld You aced HERB 1A Medicine of Power in All Liver Disorders I WHeiTlKe liver Is torpid It throws impurities Into the Bystem which hamper every organ in tho body Tho result Is that functional processes aro not properly carried on Impurities got Into the blood the stomach is bilious the kidneys weak and tho bowels Irregular generally constipated Hcrblno clears out all s these impurities opens up the obstructed channels strengthens tbo torpid liver cleanses the blood purifies and regulates tho bowels After tho system has been thus overhauled thero Is an 1f t Immediate improvement Appetite returns digestion is good the tspirits rise tho mind clears of gloomy forebodings and everything onditionstt iir Price SOc per BottiIJAMES F IALLMW PMPMETOR ST LOUIS Ht + To cure Smarting Erelinlls Sore Eyes er Weak Sight unStepheua Dye salver CLDAND C rIMNDIC5 Y A ST BERNARD MINING GO lncorl rated Drug Department J Q a r CLIMBINGFASTeven Are Bees Mammoth Cave Contest WILL BE A NECK TO NECK FINISH The seven ladles In the Bees Mammoth Cave Contest are climbing fast and a great deal of Interest is being evidenced Four of these candidates say they are determined itf win the 40 watch Miss Nell Robinson ia again in the lead with Miss Fannie Trathen a close second EARLINGTON Miss Mary Parker 86722 Mabel Browning 93125 Golda Salmon 60026 Hazel Griffin 60760 MADISONVILLE Ruth Swinney 17776 Gertrude Black 12100 MORTONS GAP Alberta Barnett 68400 Edna Peyton 114700 NORTONVILLE Fannie Tratben 182785 ST CHARLES Nell Robinson 162100 Dixie Woodruff 71600 HANSON Rnth Jones 6400 Johanna Brown 8176 HAMBY STATION Ruth Woodruff 8975 ILSLEY Blanch Leasure 6126 Nina Williams 82950 DAWSON SPRINGS Addle Morgan 6600 Ruth Canaler4860-a tM NEBO J = w Josle Payne 21650 Oatea 7i675Tiny to If yon are a housewife yon cannot reasonably hope to be healthy or beautiful by washing dishes sweep ang and doing housework all day and crawling Into bed dead tired at night You must get out into the open air and sunlight If you do this every day and keep your stomp ach and bowel in good order by tak ing Chamberlains Tablets when needed you abould become both healthy and beautiful For salo Py all Dealers PALLS TOY LADDER Receives Painful inuries About Sad r But Net eMu Harry Stewart electrician for the Madisonvllle Light Plant fell from a twenty foot ladder Wednesday afternoon breaking his collar boqe and receiving several painful in ar fee He type hanging a fan In the Armory Hall when the ladder eii ed throwing him tothe floor thefaa falling on him = Drs Btrotheriand Long set the broken bone Oalay to relieve faibltaal ceaatipatloa lito take regularly a mild laxative Doiat ReguIetJ ate recommended for this purpose tjc a box at all dreg atones Sunday Sclwei Convention The annual Sunday School Con nn lon of the Hopkins County Ohristlam Churches was held at Dawson Springs on July 12th with a representative attendance from the various schools 6f the county The Earllngton School which Is the second largest in the county wee represented by Mrs NG Mothers head Mil Mary and Sarah Beth Frank B Arnold Mr and Mrs How ard J Braeelton and Howard Jr Mr Bra elton delivering an address on Evangelism in the Bible school The report showed twelve schools in the most of which are in a flourishing condition The State Sec Walter Frassee was present and presented many instructive and inspiring features of Bible Schoolwork There were other splendid j0Tlietertaln ed the delegates m al hospitable mannerFrank B Arnold of Ear lnRt9n was elected President for the ensuing year and the convention will meet with the Grapevine church next year For earache toothache pains burns scalds Gore throat try Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil a splendid remedy for emergencies fare The next time you spill your coffee on the table cloth dont try to hiaeIt by setting the cup on It I will no tics it anyway when I clean up Yes but I am in the office by that time A Texas Wonder The Texas Wouber cures Kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame Irregularities ing gravel the kidneys and bladder in both men and women Regulates blaOder trourles in children If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mail on reolpt of 1QO One small bottle is two months treat meut anb seldom fails to lrfeot a cure Send for o8tlruouialR from Ky and other states Dr E W MoyofdJ 4 v of i r I u iTo VJOMEN VOTER POINTS ABOUT SCHOOL ELEC TION LAW WITH REFERENCE TO WOMEN VOTING important Information That Ever Voter and Woman Should Read How and When to VoteEligi- bllity and Requirements The law grading school suffrage tc Kentucky women went Into effect on the 12th of June Women who are able to read and write are now eligible to vote in the August and November elections for school officials and upon school questions and are eligible to hold any office pertaining to the man agement of the schools except those otherwise presorlbed by the doastltu tlonBoth in cities and in rural districts women from all parts of the elate seem most anxious to secure accurate Information concerning the laws gov erning school elections To meet this demand tho Education Department of the Kentucky Federation of Womens Clubs has prepared a brief circular on a few of the most important election laws and is making an attempt to have the circular distributed all over Kentucky this summer The circular Is as follows Points About School Election LaWS For Women Using the School Suf rage In Rural Districts WHEN AND WHERE TO VOTE Vote the first Saturday afternoon ID August from 1 until 5 oclock at the school house in each nubdlatrlct in which the term of the trustee expires this year The officers of election are chosen by the voters at the opening of the polls This dON not apply to graded common school elections Those Eligible to the Office of School Trustee Any woman who Is over twentyone years of age and has been a residers- of the district for sixty days la ellgitil- to the office of school trustee provided she is able to read and write as shown by a certificate of five responsi ble citizens of the subdUtrict The Question of Local Taxation On the first Saturday in August also many nubdlstrlcta will vote on the queetioa whether or not a special local ecbo l tax is to be levied Such a question eat not be voted ea nit jlfteen dsyV aetlc bu been given by written or jrintoi kaa Wlli po Ud Ca at least live ef the aotti1lU places la the sufcdlatrlct Women in rural districts do mot register County 8aperlBt n I HtJi are not lected until November 1913 Important Points About School Elec ten Laws For Women Using the School Suffrage In Close of the Send eG Third and Fourth Classes THE SCHOOL HOARD la SooonoVCUu dUN the School IBoard consists of five members elected from the city at largo for a ef four years In Novonber five members art to bo elected tennI member for two years and yearsIn cities the Sehool Board couioU of ire toom fitJiecttT I vombot 1913 one member ta to be elected inch ward in whisk tHIUna expires Eligibility to School hoard Ia 8ocondcio cities women twen tyfour years of age residents of the city who have beet citizens of the United States for three years and who are able ib read and write are eligible to the School Board In Thlrdctase cities wontentwen- tyfour years of age citizens of Ken tucky residents In tho city for two years the last year thereof in the warn who are freeholders in the city and who are rbjo toj road and write are eligible to the School hoard 4 In FourthClass cities women who are qualified voters sea below who- iha1tiyeslded In the ward for six who are able to read and- owrite arc eligible t the School Board When to Vote regularNovember If the County Coureo orders Register on the first Tuesday in October any time from 6 a m until 9 p mnor on such other days as the City Council may by ordinance pre scribeNo person may vote without pro senting a certificate of registration A tyst certificate may be replaced by making affidavit before tne County Clerk and paying a too of fifty cents Who May Vote All Women twentyone years of age citizens of the United States residents of the state one year of the county six months and of the precinct sixty days and who are able to read and write are qualified voters at all elec lions of school trustees and other officers required to bo elected by the people and upon all school questions submitted to a vote of the people Sessionror 7 t 200ffonMenal and Boys Suits i Just when you need summer clothes IP the most the prices are the lowestjIiYou get practically the s i choice of this great stores stock of men ry J and boys 2 and piece summer suits fat a fifth of the regular pricebarring i14four 1345 i blue serge and mohair suits the rest is yours to select from IvIanyIin point of color and weight can be t worn into the late fall They are all this seasons makes and stylesthe newest fabrics and models Cut prices in all other summer wears r I t for men and boys 1wi t lip The Bees Mammoth Cave Contest NOT TRANSFERABLE l t V Good for 25 Votes for k y + r r Ne1 r + i MISfl 3e PRINCESS SPECIAL 11 R k iThisPopuljlr Photo Play Theatrei Iit Especially Adopted for Ladies and Children t+ i I 4 We are again running the1 Worlds Best Wctures11 You j know what that means sHBIOKraph Kalems1 iEssany Pathe Selifi and JVltograph MADSONVIUE KY = ilttmeelMy k i a In f r Vo 1+ Duncan Gest j INSURANCE X V1v = Call and see Duncan Gest for Tornado Fire Life Health and Accident Insurance1 All the best Companies representeclf- Office f V y i 1 Victory Builtf 14 d M Yow Round Trip Fares from Earlington to New York and Boston 30 day limit Tourist fares to New York 3255 Boston e65 60 day limit variable route fares to Now York 3895 Boston 4210 v I Reduced round trip i fares to many other cities and resorts- in the East I Superior Service to the East For particular rata folders descriptive litrature and sleeper reservations address D P BANKS Ticket Agent d contestantsk A I i 1odo votes will be allowed on every 100 wojrth If of printing turned in by contestants in the Mammoth I r Cave Contest For prices on printing telephone No- i 47 Earlington or NO4 Madisonville r I L Folly of Worry 1Wory is overwork of the most dis kind It means to drive the mental machinery at an unreasonable ad dangerous rate Worry gives tho brain no rest but rather keeps tho delicate coils in constant and contin 1 moue action Work is wear worry is Legt from f the bite of an insect two years be fore To avert such calamities from stints and bites of Insects use Buck Jens Arnica Salvo to kill the and prevent Inflammation swelling and pain Heals burns boils ulcers piles eczema cuts drugglstaNatures Wise Limitation Jit Is well for us that man can only endure a certain amount of unhappl reels what is beyond that either an nihilates him or passes by him and leaves him apathetic GoetheI An increasing number of peoples KidneyPillefind curative qualities Foley Kid aey Pills are a carefully prepared medicine guaranted to contain no- harmfUl or habit forming drugs 9 They can haye only a beneficial ef fect when used for kidney and bladder r troubles for backache rheuma M tism weak back or lumbago Never acId id bulk Put up two In sealed bottles The genuine always- In a yellow package St Mining Co Incorporated Drug De k partmentPNEUMONIA left me with a frightful and verywelklbl1dspellswbencouldHrfIlt uredbyIA V t A w DiscoverY Mrs J E Cpx SOc ANA 100 AT ALL DRUGGISTS Way to Meet Work The beauty of work depends upon the way we meet Itwhether we arm ourselves each morning to attack it as an enemy that must be vanquished before night conies or whether we open our eyes with the sunrise to welcome It as an approaching friend who will keep ua delightful company all day and who will make us feel at evening that the day was well worth its fatigues What Makes A Woman One hundred and twenty pounus more or lessof bone and muscle dont make a woman Its a good foundation Put into it health and strength and she may ruin a king dom But thats just what Electric Bitters give her Thousands bless them for overcoming fainting and dizzy spells and for dispelling weak ness nervousness backache and tired listuess worn out feeling Electric Bitters have done me u world of good writes Eliza Pool Depew Okla and I tkank von with all my heart tor making such a good medicine Only 6Oc Guaran teed by all druggists Puzzled Mother A Boweni high school protests against the wayalpbra Is taught In that schoolr She complains that they havent revised the text book since the prieD of eggs went iip How such a backward book as that can prepare children iortheactbe duties of life la shore than she can uader tctanL Chicago News- Fretfulbablee need the comforting effect of McGEES BABY ELIXIR 1 quiets feverishness colltjpainsperfectly safe and wboleson1eremei dv contaiuing no opium morphine or injurious of kind Price 26c and per bottle Sold by St IncorporatedDrugDepa Mlht H vt KrwNvn It A New Yorker sufferlar from stotiar afch trouble was putuad aa Xray aai Seamed thtitJie had swallowed his false teeth The chump might hat known it from the gnawing paia im his stomach I SEVEN YEARS OF MISERY How Mrs Bethune was Re stored to Health by Lydia E Pinkhams Vegeta Lie Compound Sikeston Mo For seven years I Buffered everything I was in bed for four or five days at a time every month and so weak I could hardly walk I had cramps backache and and was so nervous and weak that I dreaded to see anyone or have anyone move in the room The doctors gave me medi cine to ease me at those times and said that I ought to have an operation I would not listen to that and when a friend of my husbands told him about Lydia E Pinkhams Veg etable Compound and what it had done for his wife I Was willing to take itNow I look the picture of health and feel like it too I can do all my own house work work in the garden and entertain company and enjoy them and can walk as far as any ordinary woman any day in the week wish I could talk to every suffering woman and girl and tell them what Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has done for meMrsD- EMA BBTHUNE Sikeston Mo Remember the remedy which did this was Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable CompoundIIt has helped thousandsof women Who have been troubled with displacements inflammation ulceration tumors irregularities periodic pains backache that bearing down feeling Indigestion and nervous prostration afterall other means have failed Why dont you try tt CHUM ef Loresy Ascertainwl The bag 4iscu Bph over thettcctl lus of Jeproiy Qtt has been gelid oa ever since Heal D claimed discovery It tHe speeite germ fortyvyeirs asoI appears to be ended Work daring the lust year or two at the 10Pr cofc oales of Quua and Hawaii eesit to 11iWhen the bowels feel uncomfort exhilsratiagfeelingmorning operation a of HER BINS will set you right in a couple youaQtteboneflcial fastnext day Pijice 50 cents sold by St Bernard MlnlBR CoIncorporated DrugDepartment ft COLOliED COLUMN REV J K EVANS EDITOR RlrstlE B Osborhe has returned from the Grand Lodge of the Household of Ruth which met at Somerset Ky She reports a delightful trip Mr J A Hamilton also attendAd the Grand Lodge of G U O of O F nt Somerset Ey1 Mr Dudley Cunningham ofSt Charles spent Sunday with hilt sis ter Mrs Hattlo Nuby Rev J R Evans who was celled home on account of tho serious Ill uessot hls mother returned last Fridayland had Sunday- A very nice audience greeting him Sunday morning and acct immense congregation attended the baptizing Hon J B Stadford and wife who have been visiting Rev Evans and family left Monday morning for Evansville Ind Mr and Mrs Henry King have returned from Lpgan Co where they have been visiting his people Rev O Carrington reports a flne District conference held at Nebo last week Many of his congrega tion visited thetoonference Sunday John Wm Brooks and Joe Brown who were so seriously shot on the 4th of July are able to be up and we trust theylwlll fully recover Dire Lilian Woods and children cf Crabtree are here visiting father and mother Mr and Mrs Wm KillibrowLydia Edmondson has re turned from St Louis alter a de lightful visit- Mesdames Hendricks and Roes of Madisonvllle visited Mrs Evans and sister last Thursday Summer coldsare bard to get rid of and frequently lead to asthma bronchitis and fever Do not lot your cold got a hold on you but use Foray Honey and Tar Compound for quick relief W H Allen OheK oea WIS saystWe prefer Foieys Honey and Tar Compound to other cough medicines because it quickly Cures coughs and colds It wilt ward off a cold If taken in time Contains no opiates Is sate for children Remember the name Foleys Honey and Tar Compound and accept on substitute St Bernard Mining Co ncorporatodDruJ- Department Sensitive Deatlst We must ldll the nerve of that tooth patlemt Them I will jc out of the room Im too tesder heart end to witness it Uelneadorfer Bla1b 1 J S + X eefGO+ u 2 e + f t af4sfffe fa +HBB I Are You Going to Build porRemodel This Season I If so let us advise you regarding your plumb ing and hearing equipment v They arethe most inwo t J t elements of the home and should receive careful consideration + A M Bathrooms which we have installed are giving their owners perfect service Standard Plumbing Fixtures and our expert i i workmen never fail to give satisfaction C1 MADISONVILLE PLUMBING CO JOHN L BRIEN MANAGER 121 Sugg Street MADISONVILLE KYPhone 302 1r f 888888g883E i 4FT LOOK AT THISHeres a list of genuine Typewriter BARGAINS Select the one to fit your needs and send in your order l 1 NO2 Smith Premier two color ribbon 35 00 2 No 7 Remington two color ribbon each 4500 2 No4 Underwood visible each 5500i 1 No2 L C Smith visible equipped with tabulator back spacer two color ribbon and automatic ribbon reverse 6000 These machines ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED not to be shopworn nor second hand Every one a BARGAIN and at these prices will not last long Cash or installment Act quickly Or you t 1 may be TOO LA- TELAMSCO SUPpLY CO Room 3 Victory totlldtnff ARLINGTON KENTUCKY I 8ff ADS PAY I r d r I I SaturdaY The if Biggest 8e8IfI I J n Tbejir Management An anor j ged1 It 1 ite y C Ii1 I ll M tf L I i r r i J J t I KKearneyMaster rtlhi Aviator r leo Fly a n Saturday AfternoonJ The Last Day f Ii w fi tIN ljiiGrratest Attractioni Ever ifi the State It Sfed Through Cloud For Ten Miles Thursday ati Altitude of = t r I gee7 t I- e S iI I i Will fly tod q nd tbrday 1 I re Watch This Young Man of Daring and Iron Nerve Shoot Through jif f f y the Clouds at Sixiy Miles an Hour rt It1 f i I S ittirdEi 1 f tf At Iicdyiricf yr V i h- J I 4 t L