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I l vy tI TUESDAY uI and I i AFTERNOON FRIDAY i rWflii Y IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR IT FOR SALE Iij H iiTWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARUtfGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY AUGUST 9 1912 No64 a GRADED SCHOOL DISTRICTI ELECTION HAS BEEN ORDERED To Comprise The Present Consolidated EarlingtonHecIa Sub District DATE OF ELECTION FIXED 14fleadingrEVERY REASON TO BELIEVE THE rOUTCOME WILL BE SUCCESSFUL i y JudgerBradley took favorable action on f a petition of twenty of Earling tons loading business men and i citizens asking that ah election be ordered for the establishment t tinand surrounding Eurlington of a graded school district Tlfie position had also as required by lav the written endorsement of Paul M Moore trustee and Prof AJ Fox county school superintendent The county judgograpted the petition find entered an order fixing the date for holding the election on Sat- o urday September 14th 1012 at which time a board of five trus c tees will also be voted for and the authorization for the levy and collection of taxes necessary for support and maintenance of the school will be given ff The signatures on the petition are as follows Geo O Atkinson Ohas Cowell Dan M Evans Jno M Cansler Paul P Pride Ernest Newton- D P Banks C B Johnson i W E Rash MrJB lioiifiSi E L WIHO L 0 Wiley i O W Webb JE Evans tFB Arnold W R Coyle r Goo tV Bates W L Phillips t H D Cowand R N Clark The petition asked that the ielentioubJollll d to establish the graded district elect a board of trustees and authorize notIt and poll tax of not more than 150 on each male white citizen of legal age The order of the Court appears in full in these columns N The purpose will he to carry out the plan that has been under E consideration for the post sever al years by the local trustee and the qwners of the school proper ty tb establish this graded school district and put Earlington ou the same footing as Madisonville Dawson Springs and Hanson The readers of the Bee well un f t derstand that E1rlin ton has had f for years and excellent graded X ond high school and they also know that the school has for many years been supported by private funds and that but for C this private support we would have had r only a SIX months t school each year instead fthe splendid nine months school our children have enjoyed They al so know that the Erlin ton pub public has never paid a school tax for local purposes and that the school tax we have been pay ing for the past few years under the new law has i ohenot into any local treasury but into the d county treasury for the benefit of the schools of Hopkins county generally They also know that the peeple of Earhugton have been the beneficiaries for many years of the free use of splendid 1 school property which was built and furnished wholly out of pri t vate funds and let free of charge to the Earlington public for ben efit of our school children Inu other words the people of the graded school district now proposed to be established have been tax free so far as thi school is concerned i fynl have 0 ueyeltheleiiiy benefited for many yeatHfrom n free nine months school taught by the best obtainable teachin force and in the best building and equipment to be found anywhere in this sectioilof the count tryThere is every reason to be lieve from expressions that have been heard from many citizens during the past year that the people of Eurlington will carry this school election thmujrh to u Septa14thance and cooperation have been made to those who officially represent the school interest in Earlingtou and interest in the welfare of our school seems to be general and sincere Certainly there is no question of greater import than that of the welfare and improvement of our schools and the best possible education for our children The order for the electian follows I HOPKINS COUNTY COURT Regular TermAugust 51 1912 HON R B BRADLEYJUDGE PRESIDING In tki Matttr ef EttatlitMag GAd Maintaining The Ealfaft n GraJtd Common k JJJioV Dittiict It appearing that a petition signed by twenty legal voters and taxpayers was filed with the County Judge at a special term of this court heretofore held asking that a graded common school district be organized and established with the following bound ary The district shall comprise and be the same as the present Earl ington Common School District which is now composed of sub districts Nos 45 and 48 which have been duly consolidated by orders of the county Superinten dent of Hopkins County and the Board of Education of Hopkins County duly made and entered The boundaries of said dis tricts are as foo s- Snbdistriot No 45 begins at the N end of S R Nisbetts lane on the Madisonville and Earling ton road thence E to the end of his cross lane thence S to the fork of the White Plains and Hopkinsville roads so as to exclude A J Sisks farm thence with the Hopkinsville road to the crossing of the L N R R thence on a straight line so as to include Elms Oldhams farm and Rufus Oldhams farm thence to include Sam apd Hiram Oldhanls farms thence to the N W corner of the survey of the town of Earlington thence with said line to the N E corner thence to the Thomas Davis place and to Polk Merrills place including them thence on a straight line to the beginningSubdistrict No 48 beginning at the N E corner of the corpo rate line of the town of Earliug ton thence to ThomasDavis place and the Pqk Merrill place excluding them thence with the meanderings of the Hunting Branch to the Rock Ford or Clear Creek thence to the Steve Rob inson house thence to Dock Griffins thence to N W corner of the corporation line of the to wn Earlington thence to the beginningAnd appearing that the site forihe Bohooj boutc of said pro rY r r n posed district is the present Eulin ton Public School building which site is certified to be not exceeding two and a half miles from any part of the boun dary of the said proposed dies trict and it appearing that said petitioners are taxpayers legal voters anti residents of the pro posnd graded common school dis trict and of the City of Earling ton a fifth class Oity of this Qounty and of the Earlington JusticesDistrict of this County and it further appearing that the County Superintendent Iiis en dorsed on said petition his ap proval of same and that all the trustees of each common school district that will be embraced within said proposed graded com mon school district in whole or in part have endorsod their approval on said petition as provided by law and thecourtbesngfully advised orders that J B Stan ley Sheriff of this County bej and he is hereby Jirected to cause a Doll to be opened and an elec tion to be held at the aforesaid site for the school building in the City of Earlingtou Ky on Sat urday the 14th Hay of Septem ber 1912 the same being forty days or more after the entry of this order for the purpose of taking the sense of the legal write voters residing within the boundary ofsaid proposed grad ed common school district whet her there shall be levied and col lected an annual tax of 50 cents on each 100 of property value therein subject to State or Coun ty taxation owned by white per= sons and150 poll tax brieacb white male inhabitant of said I proposed graded common school district over twentyone years of age for the purpose of estab lishing and maintaining a graded commonschool therein and erecting purchasing and repairing suitable buildings therefor if necessary LIlS provided by the laws ofKentuckyThe of said election will also cause the legal voters of said proposed graded common school district to vote for five persons to be trustees of same in case said tax shall be approv ed The officers of said election will make return in due form of the result of same at the RrhI est date practicable R B BRADLEY Judge Hopkins County Court COPY ATTEST WILL T MILLS Olerk Hopkins Oounty Oourt Goinmonweelth of KySet Oounty of Hopkins I J B Stanley Sheriff of Hopkins County Kentucky do hereby give public notice of the HopkinsOounty cause the election therein called for to be held at the time and place prpvjded for in the foregoing order Witnessmy hand as sheriffof Hopkins County Kentucky this August 6th 1012 J B STANLEY Sheriff Hopkins Co Kentucky A Texas Wonder The Texas Wunber cures Kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all Irregularities of bladder troubles rejjaov gravel tbe kidneys and bladder In both men and women Regulates blaOder trourles in children If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mall on reolpt of 100 One small bottle is two months treat ment anb seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Hall 2953 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold by alt druggists W D Robinson of Providence is tjwn today Mrs Geo 0 Atkinson and dough ter Margaret have returned from A yitltto friends in LouliTllU n r St Charles Talk I B F Gilliland spent Sunday in Mbrganfield Faull spent Saturday and Sunday in Dawson Springs iMrs Wilt Decoursey of Graham vteited relatives here this week Mrs E R Raymer visited rela tiYJBB In Central City last week Miss Alma Bisk Is visiting friends ittfVandetta this week Mrs Jas Collins visited relatives Injpentrnl City this week Mrs Ada Terry of Oklahoma is visiting relatives here this week Mrs T RV Finley spent Monday afternoon in Dawson Harlnn Kennett spent Sunday in Dawson JMrs Delia Southworth of Earl In ton spent Sunday here Jell SIsk and Miss Laura Wood rijff were fn Dawson Sunday R G McEuen of Earlington parentsjfjiforris King and Kimmel Flnloy were in Dawson Friday afternoon W Wood visited relatives and friiinds in Earlington Saturday anu- S day Joe Ashmore of the Buffalo coun th tWas in town Saturday Mrs Lee Nichols and children hat returned from a visit to rela at Nebo rilVsi Ed Blanks is visiting rela tlvesin Robards this week Cpmpton Umstead and Leonard Palmer were in Daniel Boone Fri davDo plng JffilJonnJngB of the country was In town Saturday JMjPrltohett of Madisonvllle wailnlo1tr city Monday f Arnold Master ot CommlsJt stoner of Hopkins County was here on business Monday laud were iu Monday on business Mr and Mrs Estus Mann are vis- ItiurW R Woodriftf and family this week Mr and Mrs L D Martin spent Sunday in Dawson Springs Mrs Bela Long and little Bon Nor ds have returned after an extended visit to relatives at Princeton Ky Mrs Geo King has returned to her home in Madlsonvllle after a weeks visit to relatives here Little Dorothy Bramwell of Earl ington visited Miss Jettie Jenkins last week Mrs H D Cowand of Earlington spent Sunday here Miss Luolle Sisk spout Sunday in Dawson J E Fawcett of the Earlington Bee was here Monday looking after the interest of his paper W N Martin of Earlington preached to a large and appreciative audience at the Methodist Church here Sunday night his subject was Fasting andiPrayer- Newman Whitford Earlington was here Monday Miss Myra Kennett visited friends in Dawson this week + Otbo Warren of Earlington spent Sunday here with his wife Jas MoNamara of Memphis Tenn is visiting hiq sister Mrs Jno Kamper hero Miss Jettle Davis vof Memphis Tennls visiting relatives Ijere this weekW G Wright of Carbondale was In town Monday Bert Ashmore and family of the country was In town Monday Mies Ruth Gray of Crofton was here this week Kiinmel Flnlev visited in Hop kinsville this week iThe Union Tent Meeting will be gin on Tuesday night August 18th this will be a ten days meeting and we predict that great good will re sult from this service W B Woodruff was reelected School Trustee of this district in last Saturdays electionID J Duncan the Insurance man of Greenville Ky spent last Friday hero on businees Flnas Blanks and Charlie Long were In Dawson Sunday Mr and Mm RL DAVIS spent Sunday In the country i The annual eltanlhgofthe Ceirie n f rt t Art tt 1 of tery took place here Thursday bas ket dinner was served the work done improved the looks wonder fully If this work could be done earlier in the Spring it would be much better as it stops the rank growth of weeds and grass that have taken this old Church yard We understated that some persons who have the welfare of the church going people at heart are preparing to put cinders on the road from W 11 Raymers residence to the corner of the churchyard fence also that the congregation are going to build u walk from there to the church we think this is a splendid idea as it will make the roads passable at all timesMiss Noll Robinson was in Car bondale Saturday morning Harold Huulmel pf Carbondale wad In out city Sunday There will be just three more is sues of this paper before the contest closes and if up to this time you have not given the St Charles contestants a thought wont you please keep them in mind for the next three issues it will not cost you anything to clip the coupons from the paper and it will certainly help one of the young ladies of St Charles to win this trip to the Mammoth Cave Hugh Griffin was in Earlington SundayW Brasher Asst Mule Fore man was In Earlington Sunday Work Is being done on the Public well near the School house this is quite an improvement and was need ed very badly Jeff L Sisk who formerly edited and published the St Charles Ban ner is preparing to open a Job print Ing shop we feel sure that Jeff will get his share of this class of work Mr and Mrs Jas Todd of Car bondale were in town shopping Monday D D Woodruff who was confined to his home last week on account of illness Is able to be out again The condition of Mrs Kamper re mains unchanged Have you cut your weeds yet Dont forget to clip the coupon from this paper Elder Omer will fill his regular appointment at the Christian church next Sunday morning and night Mrs Jas Griffith and children of Corbln Ky visited Mrs B F Gilli land Wednesday Mrs J K Adams ot Dawson vis ited friends here Tuesday and Wednesday Jas Laffoon of the country was in town Tuesday We understand there is a movement on foot to petition the fiscal Court to make a new road from St Charles to Dawson Springs as the road is now there are 27 hills be tween here and that place the route spoken of will not only shorten the distance but will cut out twenty five of those hills tbe road now in use which is a very old one was made by the pioneer settlers and the route taken was because of the thickness of the timber and more accessible at that time Mortons Theatre to Open Under New Name It will be a matter of considerable interest to play lovers to know that that tbe Theatre at Madisonville will be opeaydup beginning with the coming season under the name of The Garriok under an entirely new management and direction O H Bleioh of Paducah has recently purchased this theatre and has a force ofmen now at work complete ly overhauling and decorating the building and when it is opened It will be a place ot beauty compar lug favorably withtheatres in many cities of large size Mr Garriok in tends to bill only shows of the first class and patrons may be sure cf being well entertained Miss Jettle Davis of Memphis is visiting Mrs Delia Southworth A GREAT PRESIDENTIALCAMPAIGN OFFER The Most Liberal We Have Ever Made The SemiWeekly Bee until Jan uary 11918 and the Daily Evening Post until November 10 1912 count the time Just 1 This is less than onehalf tho regular price The sooner yon send in your order the the more you will get for your mon ey Be sure to send you order under this special rate today to the Semi- Weekly Bee EarhngtotuXyv f l TUESDAY and FRIDAYAFTERNOON i BUSINESSADVERTISE G1111I MISS FANNIE TRATH EN IN THE LEAD Miss Edna Peyton of Mortons and Miss Nell Robinson of St Charles are Crowd ing the Leader ONLY TWO MORE WEEKS OF CONTEST i Miss Fannie Trathen of Nor touvilleis in the lead tins week with Miss Nell Robinson of St Oharles and Miss Edna Peyton of Mortons dangerously close to her Four of the couteVtantaare fighting hard for seventh place and it looks like a neck and neck race for the finish The contest closes at midnight Wednesday Aurf 21st and the votedwill be countgdand winners notified Thursday so they will have am pIe time to prepare for the trip Quite a number of frfends of the wiunershavesent in their names to accompany the party and we q expect to make this the best trip we have ever had The party + will be gone six days and spend two days and nights at the Oave hotel this is one day and night longer than we stayed last year Anyone who wishes to take the trip can hand in their name to any of the contestants who will notify this office as soon as pos sible as we are allowed to take only a certain number- EARLINGTON Miss Mary Parker81722M-abel Browning 181025 Gblda Salmon 7 r Y 7 158825 Hazel Griffin II 84J925 MADISONVILLE- Ruth Swlnnay 2Q560 Gertrude Black 30260 MORTONS GAP Alberta Harriett x81876E- dna Peyton 332625 NORTONVILLE Fannie Trathen866650ST CHARLES to Nell Robinson7321t550Dixie Woodruff 84 j m f HANSON ferfRuth Jones 16400 Johanna Brown toH8175 HAMBY STATION r Ruth Woodruff J 8075 V ILSLEY Blanch Leasuroi 5125 Nina Williams 80875 DAWSON SPRINGS Addle Morgan6G0oRuth Cansler 495= NEBO Josio Payne v 82860cTiny Gates 7676 Boy Scouts Work as Well as Play That the Boy Scouts do not play all the time but can wont and enjoy it was demonstrated Thursday afternoon when they spent several hours clearing the lot on which is to be built the Christian Ohurch parsonage Bricks were moved anupiled up rubbish was cleared and stntnpsj r jlfine l T r in the work were Tommie Featherston Quthbert Vinsqn Howard Arnold Carl Davenport Harold and Mcnon is Oldham Jack Whitford Oar Umstead Louie Deshon John Chandler Kenneth Nisbet Herbert Brinklev Herman Boyd Rex Hainby Howard Brazelton andgEarl OBannon r- At 5 oclock Mrs F B Arnold Mrs J M Oldbam Mrs Nellio Umstead and Mrs Brazelton served u bountiful to the boys The enjoyment of which could not be doubted Home For Sale Chance of a lifetime to make aJsplendid investment either for renting purpose or a horne came to the Bee office and find out about t 4 t N t F F 4j QtrwtM rl 91 v II 4 1 MOOREI MANAGER I i 1Me1Hber Association League 1 ti Branch in Ben Slatons Office Next Door to Postoffice 4 mile Kentucky Phone No 242 AILEEN DA j t i L BIT BY WATER MOCCASIN Little Pete Davis Has Thrilling Expert ence While Hunting in Pond b River Bottom t I While out hunting squirrels iu the Pond river bottom yesterday Litjiio Davis had the misfortune to be bitten by a moccat L sIn He had stooped over to get t ptirtnlc from a running branch al t an placed his hand on the snake d1ssoon as the pnake bit him he plnqed his thumb in hjs oath to suolc they poison from the wound 1h re was an tt5q nlcer in his mouth and the poisop J r was transferred fromI his thumb r to the mouth Hebepau to feelI f BO queer was fearful ho would have convulsions so hiding his the nearest house for aid Ou r arriving in an exhausted coucH Lionand telling the lady of the house hewas snake bit she hur t4f vied to the kitchen and brouht a cup of something hot Little and proved very effective He is getting along nicely and if the fi trouble will soon be alright agIJ 11 I k t V i166gtifdweak run dojvn7 Headache l Stomach oar A good remedy is Burdock Jlcod Bitters Ask your druggist Price lico t MysT H of Madl90nvlUeI Viflfted here this week r i Miss Afieon Davis of Madison p l of Pitts il b Penn and Miss Viola Radr r lord ot Hopklnkvllleljave returned Jrona a visit 19 Mammpith Cavei it kk is a part of our stock in r trade The public healthJ tis hands are to c fulfill that trust by keep p irig for our the pure tie fresh and the bet t 4 SQccess 1 asrponie tQ tJf by stand ests our customers j ijJ s rotdtcl s n4 K e5Qflae or they are l snot foun4 in our store Ooriio in and see ouri f last sqRPJY qf 9Wi i NI1 Ya Oj19c91 ate8 t 4 t + St fir Co Iacor oratedIIfl i O I t n l Subscription Rates I One Year Six months1 100I Three mouths Single copies copies mailed freo on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of tle Matter i Office MadiSoni I RingsMISS Tale I917P Pete immediately forn andeagIII himIStone ibeaMleseefaryMaSon iConscience partlYinopr We determined patroiionly theinteri ndf boxesGa Bernard Miiiing parItloulars Suspend Publication Adams Brothers publishers of the Morganfleld Post and the Clay Gazette both papers having been printed at Morganfleld have made an assignment An account of the failure Is given by the Morganfleld Sun In the following The Post Publishing Co filed a deed of assignment with the county clerk Wednesday making N O Hammaok the assignee At this time no schedule of the companys assets end liabilities has been filed About five years ago Ed and Eu oelous Adams came to Morganfleld and started the Post Being practi cal printers and experienced men in the newspaper business they conducted the paper at the lowest possible expense hut after along struggle have been compelled to give it upThe re ult should be no surprise It was inevitable from the time the post started that either it or the Sun should untlmately suspend publica tlon Morganfleld in fact no town on earth under ordinary conditions of 3500 population or less can support two semiweekly papers Tue total volume of business in the field is not sufficient to support two Thats all there is to it The Post suspended publication about two weeks ago but the deed of assignment was not filed until Wednesday of this week STATE TOLDOlssLUCAI Frank J Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co doing business In the City of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of lisps Catarrh Cure FUlfil J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence this 6th day of December A D iS86 GUBASOM5ALt Halls Catarrh Cure lia taken internally and acts directly on tile blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY Co Toledo O Sold by all Druggists 7Sc Take Halls Egmlly Pills for constipation Aged Citizen Dead 0 W Simons an aged citizen of Madlsonville passed away at 6 ocloqk yesterday mqrning He was 83 years old and had been in bad health for some time His demise was due to 014ale He had been a member pf the Christian church for a number of years The interment will take place today In Odd fellows cemetery The deceased leaves two children Mrs Frank Pritchett and Mrs J H Shanks both of Madison villo Notice Notice Mens and Boys pants at coat as long as they last L E McEUEN SpeechAcase recently 1 Closed his address to the Jury as follows My client Is a bqaqtiful woman sp beautiful that the sup seems to stand poll while the stars case at per Truthful Falsity flies from her even as the Jack rabbit flits from the greyhound Sweet Gentlemen honey la her mouth Tender and slondw My clIatceullbath la a fountain pen rrNatioBil Gorporatlo Reporter ii Breeders of fine homes prefer nIEN1tQrp o t c and qUIC t add heals an ordinary wdund ifertliout a soar Prlco25e 6Qo Id flOO pOI botte Sold lat- Bernard Mn pg q Incorporated- Drug Department fwe Hf1ltlle EmJlI Eyerywher the Yenta lout stan B between a hemle here of light and another otdajknegg on the confines of tfrp eTerla tlBr hostile mplreaN otftBtty and FreewlllCarIyle frombiilioua anllbowolatbeicine that Kfifi results In such oases is IdERB It is a tine liver stimulant and bowel regulator BernJlrdMinluirpartment PosltiopAlways la plo teal necessity for UThe utter B 1 t rAtitonNotesEmery run Ii I ulnA a saw mill and grinding corn at old Anton has constructed good size two story building at the station and expects to install plenty of mod ern machinery for a first class flour mill he is also prepairlng to build a residence in the new town Mr Davis is an enterprising man and a help to our community Mrs Alfred Whitenerof near Bromen Is vlsltintr herflIAh r Mrs A J Whitener who has h ei qwe sick Mrs SuQln Potato arl daughter Mrs Leslie Wil y and children of Hopkitisvllle are the guests of the family of Elwood Fentress this week The school being taught at this place by James Cox is progressing nicely and having good attendance Miss Georgie Aruett of this place began her school at Wilson Monday Miss Arnett is a teacher of great ex perience energy and talent The Misses Howard of Hender son are guests of their grandmother Mrs 0 Arnett Donald Whltmer of Brier Creek visited Sammie Whitraer a few days this weekdMiss Ruth Feutress whb has been spending a week with Mrs Lonule Stum of Ansonia has returned homeMrs George Whitmer of near Breemanjs visiting the family of tier uncle A J Whitmer Miss Ethel Whltmor of Briar Creek is visiting Mrs A J Whit merMisses Kate Pemberton and Lizzie Kate DeMoss of Madispnville were in this vicinltyTuesday Bites of poisonous insects that cause the flesh tosjvell up must be treated with li rfung antiseptic that will counterJcpvthe poision and heal the wound BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT answers every requIre meut in such oases Price 250 50c and 190 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mtning Co Incorporated Drug Department Too Much IB Enough Dont you want to join in and I re form public affairs Law nom re plied the quiet woman Ive had trou ble enough reforming one man let alone a whole political party J UH YOU EASY CHAIR When youve been going all dayso tired you could drop then youll appreciate a chair like this 9- f250S Reed Rocker TMnlc of the comfort first anji then of the pace no 019re Vi j than youVouiq payAfdr a pair of light shoes to test your feetWhen r Jt comas to a question of comfort is no chair like a Reed Chair Let us show you V OBryan H UtIeyIncorporated Go Furniture and Undertaking GREAT HORSE SHOW State Fair Lilt Heeded by 1000 Stake Week of Sept 914 The horse show feature of tho KenI Lucky State Fair the week of Sept i14 gives promise of being the greatest t event of Its kind over held In Ken I tucky or tho south and visitors will I be alIordedan opportunity of seeing the greatest number and the highest I class show horses ever1 gathered to gether In a similar exhibition in any J part of the country The list of events to be decided during the week of the I Fair Is headed by thu 1000 shake for five gaited saddle horses threeyear olds and over entries to which closed July 1 With the exception of one oth er stake of the same value this is the richest saddle horse stake to bo con tested for In America this year and because of this fact the entries closed July 1 with thirteen nominations tho I largest number ever entered In a shah liar event in America Of the thirteen I nominations made they represent eleven owners and it Is certain that at least eleven will be shown In the big stake which will be decided Friday night of the Fair Among those nom- Inated in the rich prize are Powhattan Woolrldge Louisville one entry P W Ray Bowling Green two entries tho Undulate farm of Colonel Harry Wels singer of Sbelbyrllle two entries Ball brothers Versailles one entry Collins Redmond and Allle O Jones North Mlddletown one entry each J L Nicol Son Woodburn one entry Mrs Richard Tasker Lowndes Dan vile one entry Robert E Moreland Lexington Hlckman Ormsby Louis vile and Mntlnck Shropshire Winchester one entry each While the horses will not be named until Sept 1 the list of eligibles Includes such star performers as Ken tuckys Choice Sadie Macey Rexall Prince Hazel Dawn Major Dare Mar vel King Nicol Plate Princess V and others of equal merit Other events for three and live gait ed saddle horses as well as for light harness horses Insure tho horse show at the State Fall this year will prove one of the greatest attractions in the history of the Fai- rKENTUCKY STATE FAIR NOVELTIES One ol the Best Planned Is a Farm Boys Encampment Each succeeding year brings new features to the Kentucky State Fair some la point of Instruction others In point of amusement This year the newest and one of the best features ever planned by the Fair management Is the holding of a Farm Boys En campment during tho week of the Fair It Is planned to have one boy from each of the 120 counties In tho state Js Ibis encampment This will give one representative boy from each county a chance to see and to study the best that is jtosslble In the way of lite stock farm products Improved methods Improved machinery aOOh1 fact every appliance and tool In use on an up to date farm The knowledge and educational ben efit derived from this camp of Instruc lop will be spread broadcast throughout the entire state The selection 6f the boys will be made on a competitive examination of essays by a committee composed of the county school super intendent a member otlhe state board of agriculture and a member of the faculty of the Agriculture college The applicant must be between the age of fifteen and eighteen years and must reside and work on the farm Tho essay to be submitted by them is to con sist of not less than 400 and not more than 000 words upon the subject of Our Home Farm The essay must bon the hands of the committee be fore the 20th of August Tho applli cant whose essay receives the highest standing will be entitled to a free trip to tho Kentucky State Fair from each county In addition to free transportation lodging and meals at the Fair grounds will be furnished The boys will be met at the railway station in Louis- Ville by competent guides who will tike them to the Fair gritutid at which place they win be under the im mediate supervision of Professor T H Bryant of the Agilcnl oral college Bor tJi purpose rfStudyUyrSbtHlblfB the boys will bo divided In small tIn chArge of competent lnstractorga- i Is the hope and intention of the Kei141 ky State Fair management fu jthls a ppptillatrleatureand a Pet manat one Inrwwcbevent a jgreater appreciation pttho value and merit of a state fair exhibit wfll be aroused Thu Game of LacreiM The game khown is lacrosse was orlglsallr played by the Canadian It thane and from them adoptedsue- y c by the French and English settlers and by them introduced the United States The object of tbei game Is to drive the ball through goals situated at each end of the Held The players are usually twelve on a Ass9clnitlonIndian team visited Great iBrltafu croating great excitement The grfrnej Is one of real Importance in tho Eng flab sporting world I A Human Sieve A Blnks Why do you call him the lin man elevf Jinks i Because everything he takes up falls through Clu cluuati Euqujrcr h ILoIAoIPRINCESS SPECIAL 0 Theatre is now under new management and its management guarantees I z its patrons high class entertainments tAdopted for Ladies and IIEspecially Childreni We are attain running the Worlds Best Pictures You know whit that means Lubin RIO ralh Kalems Bflsany Pathe Soig Burt Vltograph MAD1SONV1LLE KY Matinee Daily 2 pm l Je I The Sanitation ProblemT- he modern home must be healthful at any cost The problem of home sanitation is not ahnrdone to solve M tj cfftiiir guaranteed fixtures installed by us provide plumbing that is as sanitary as long ex perience and careful workmanship can make it With these fixtures there is no wondering whether the pluJJ1bingwUl wear wellnoworry over frequent repairs and renewals The tiwdttli guarantee is your protection when purchasingplumbing the value itoyou how your plumbing may be w wee II MADISONVILLE PLUMBING COMPANY IA A 121 SuQQ St JOHN L DR1EN Manager Phone 555 Plumbing and Steam Fitting t cr G- t I 1 NOTICE i a Ior one of my Deputies will b- eTaxpayers at the following nomed places at the date indicatedRtaxesfigs I Njtbo Wednesday morning Aug 14 a itJ Cot S Store Wednesday afternoon Aug 14 t Ashbysburg Friday Aug 16 to lEarhngtonMortons Gap Wednesday morning Auk 21 j Nortonville Wednesday afternoon Aug 2 It rJI Dawson Thursday Aug 22 v t F 1 Ilsley Friday morning Aug 23f r St Charles Friday afternoon Aug 23 + White Plains Saturday Aug 24fr r rr Nlei5I r Aug 12 1912 U IJ I 1rT Ifsta n tt i Iti I f J j5I anley1 SS s H C i i t a- r r1I IInnillr f Duncan Gest rtt I5- S INSURANCE r K Call and see Duncan Gest for Tornada Fire Life Health and Accident Insurance AH the best Companies represented t 1t jiOffice in Victory BuMa i ill ndtIiJ rI2IIIIIi6a IIWa ei1 nrti6IIIIIIJDI GtlUI Y zf 4 i k BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABflf V If ri x t 4- Ij y a 1 If A 1s1 I C A MORTOlsrMklD- ISONVILLE J 1 KY j Itf l 4iliI tFun ral Director and Embalmer 111 J Canu Answered Promptly Day orNiiht r tl rl The man who whispeiB down a well About the things he has to soil Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and II hollers INews of the Town ii to Mrs JOSBO Phillips and children yesterr Dan M Evans and wlfe w0retih Madisonville Tuesday nik J I Mrs S M Kemp was inMadisou villa Tuesday night KillPols For Bad Blood i Miss Nell Robinson fcTSt Charles was in town yesterday Harry Bramwell aud little daugh ter were in Madisonville Tuesday nightIi N O Whitford was In Madison villa Tuesday Floyd Long was in Madisonville Tuesday night a- Miss Lucy Fawoett jeft WedUfis day for Russellvllle whore snit will bo the guest of friends for a tow days FOR SALEOne 100 course In anything except civil engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office jMlsB Eliza Robinson was in Madi nighttL r was in Madison villa TuedaY eveninu The Misses Victory were In Madl Bouville Tuesday t Miss Lucile Green returned to her home in Greenville Wednesday af ter a pleasant visit to the Misses i Coyle oa For Rhetnatlll1I and Goat- eeI1fi Golda Chandlpr was in Mad Isonville Tuesday night f Oladie Peyton was in Madison ville Tuesday MlssSnzIa Browning is visiting her grand parents in Sacramento this weejc i W No Martin attended the tent meeting in Madiuonville Tuesday nightMiss Mary Hewlett who baa been the guest of friends in Henderson has returned home Kidney Flush For Kidney and Bladder Disease Geo Rooiuson was in Madison vllio Tuesday night H H Campbell is visiting rela tlves in Morganfleld this week Mrs Ermett Wyatt was in Madl apnvllle Tuesday night D M Myers was in Madlsouville Tuesday 1 c1tho Long was in Madisonvlllo Tu 4 plight Mies Mayme Foard left yesterday morning for a fow days stay in St Louis Mrs Arthur Burden was In Madi mnville Tuesday j WANTED =Gpntlemen loom rs for two nicely furnished ovine centrally located terms eniionnbje Applv at this of floetiMrs W B Ytnson and daughter were in Madlsonvllle Tuesday night attending the tent meeting Mr and Mrs Jim Parker were in MadlBonyille Tuesday night Mr and tMrs Sam Morgan are In Dawson this weak Prof Delmont Utley ot Madison vlllej was In the city W Ifay Illadlsonville4t t r9hbitl Su plieB at A G Efrapera 4 tuxi siiob 0 l iSekvlces rat thriMvE Ohnrdh South next Sunday at 11 a m No services m the evening on account of Chrltlau church Sunday School at 080 am Miss Mary Mason of ittsburg Pa who has been the guest of Mrs Walter Daves and other relatives for the past few days left Tuesday accompanied by Mrs Davee and lit tie sbn Lawrence for Fort Smith Ark where they will visit several days OhlllaxrFever Kirby OBanuon is spending a few days in Uniontown attending the fairMrs Geo Atkinson and daughter Miss Margaret are spending the week in Louisville Mr Durham who has boon work ing for Barnes Cowaud COi for somotime has resigned and moved hip family to Sturgis where he trill take charge ot a dry goods store Wanted at once 100 Miners Steady work- NOKTONVILLE COAL COKE Co Incorporated Uf A O Bisk and daughter Edith Owen spent Wednesday in Evan vUle Miss Francis McElfatrlck return ed Tuesday from an extended visit in Cincinnati and Louisville Mrs J M Victory and daughters Misses Margaret and Catherine have gone to Dawson to spend a few weeksiOLD RAMS wanted at Bee office clean cotten only accepted Mrs D H Klusmeir of Pensa cola Fla Miss Phronle Murphy of Mtr Pleasant Tonn who are visit lug Mrs Fannie Day of this city were In Madisonville Wednesday visiting friends They in company with Mrs Ed Saterfield of Nashville will visit Mrs J V McEuen of St Charles this week Miss Emma Starks of Allenaville IS the guest of Mrs John Prattler this week Ed Robinson and family of Rochester N Y are expected to arrive In the city Saturday to be the guest of relatives Mrs WL Morrison is in Hop ktnsville the guest of her parents Paul M Mobre attended the wedding iu Madisonvllle Tuesday 1 VI 1 l t a- DiLkGRACE N 1 1j 9tftt I Will te in EaflingtonKy ii t i W414Ator I i Prices cat almost r1r i f Gold Crowns t Jpjf+ OO i 7rSilver SOcFilluigfl 1 I i j vX Extractingr teeth FREE wnen otter workis done 1500tl a- If L HALL AND GET MY WES t f VVVVV L- C 1 1 = v t i Lj1I For the next 15 days I will sell the Isabel and Surperbe Range for cost as I need the floor space badly These stoves sold for 8500 price has boon cut to actual cost Call and see them they are bargains I will sell all of my Oil stoves at cost and can till ve you honey If you need anything in this line Thla offer also aiollea to my full line of refrlgera tore Earllnfjton Hardware Store VViH WHITFORD Prop Mise Nan Walker of HopkinBville and her VIsitOrS of Virginia were tbe guests of Mrs W L Morrison Sunday Mrs Rex iMoEuen and little sot are spending a month in Cadiz with her parents Mr and Mrs J D Frazier Mrs Eltneii lynn has returned to her home In at Ford vlllo accom panied by Miss latbleen Corey Miss Kathleen Splllman is visit ing friends IH Spotsville and Lexington Miss Beatrice Wheeler who was tho guest of Misses Coyle has re turned to her home In Louisville For the Ilfxt 16 aY9 I will sell The Isabel and Surperbe Range fur cost as I heed the floor space badly These stoves sold for 8500 price has been cut to actual cost Call anti 8bem they are bargains I will sell all of my 011 stoves at boRland can save you money if you- nedstiythidgYln this line This of for i eB to my full line of cefrl dritHr1 Eariiagtoh Hardware Store W H WHITFORD Prop Margatet4nderaon of Springfield fs Bpbudiug the week with Mrs John Prather Miss MamieFoard has returned from a visit to Dawson Mrs Susie Turner and daughter Margaret are spending tbe week at Kirkwood Springs Jim Maloney Is at Dawson this week Miss Annie Moore is home from a weeks stay atSebree Gilbert King spent a few days with Ills mother in Mtidisonvilln this week Hafmon Vau hau visited home folks in Sebree Wednesday Mrs J B Hosstir of Howell who who has been visiting her son Jeff Murphy and family will return home Saturday For the next 16 days I will sail lhe Isabel and Surperbp Range for oust as I need the floor space badly These stoves sold for 3500 price has Been cut to actual cost Call and tee them they are bargains Iwill sell all of my Oil stoves at cost and can save you money if you need anything m this line This of fer also pplles to my fulljine of Refrigerators Earlington Hardware Store W Hf WHITFORD Prof- Use ttfh PA 01 Place a plane WwhUe bliitrek per under a vase containing floVeri It will absorb any oleture Gvhlch mar run down the rase This pgarqnUi Mains froze anpsarlaI npon pot shed aurface of the table- WhenTroubfee j itgln As soon as a Wbnan gets s4bycumulating a fortune for the second wife to spend Louisville Courier Journal Women In Deadly Del There was fought In Tennessee not long ago a duel between women Their met after church service setting upon each other with knives Friendsat tempted part them With Jevl revolver the man over whom they htfl quarreled orderedthat the htbJo Tdeadwounded Ivy Peleehlk rnr0itlrge of the aert stings of iwccu sUfZ neck aad lwae back ahoul41B treated with eailaidrsI Y SNOW i r LINIMENTIt neutt lies poisons atjpt dues Inflammation relaxes cwt traded muscles ajad restored healthy condltloas For heaping cuts wounds pr- Iscaldsthere Isjaqthlpg like 1t ot curative agents v It cures by a that 4s mora aJZectlya lintmenterheumatic pains neuralgia tor sciatica Us wonderful iwnetrat Jntr and relieving influence ls very gratifying an all i around household liniment that Vie useful In a thousand ways and Its application Is always followed by results Price 2Xc KOo fend 1109 JamesFBallardProp SLUouleMo Use Stephens Eye Salve for Sore Eyes Cures OLO AMB H rco H n cN D CODV IST BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department Y1 J c4 ri i I Madisonville Notes I 1 Mrs 0 N Webb of Anton was herp Monday and left for Klngswooc to attend camp meeting John Bowles of Browders here MondayMr Mrs Cornelius Webb of Anton attended the funeral of Mrs Marlon Merrill Monday Mrs Goo A Lynn and sons Dur wood and George R Jr of Ft Myres Fla are here Mr Louis Staples IB quite sink at thiswritlng MondlYfrem gladtoI company died as a result of over heat and fatigue on one of the hikesVMr Laban Rice of Louisville is herq the guest of his aunt Mrs W GordonQuite number of soclal events have been given in honor of Miss Ella Gardiner who is to become the bride of Dr Roy Robinson this evening Mrs Ed Cavanah of Rlohland is here the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Elniey on North Main St Mr Jas E Sheafcrand Mrs Mary IllWeren the parjors of Hotel Madison S M Bernard officiating Shorty Johusdn telepraph operator at Guthrie and Miss Mable Mel ton1of Henderson were married Mrs T J Steel who in very low with typhoid rverts some better Mrs Delia Mays and daughter Miss Zana of Dalton have returned after visiting relatives here The meeting at the tent is meeting with wonderful success Rev Collier preached to a good size crowd in the Methodist church at three oclock Sunday afternoon Mrs Marion Merrill died at her home on East Broadway Sunday after a lingering Illness of tubercu losis she was about thirty years of age an a goad Christian woman whore Jtriends will harness mineral ser vice were conducted by Rev C G Wimberley and the remains were taken to Grapoylne cemetery for I burial I Misses Annie Deusuer and Eva Duron of Henderson were here Monday and went to Bowling Green to 0 visit relatives Mr bite Si D Langley hive reIturned from an extended trip in west Are Eyer at War Thete ate two things everlasting ly at war joy and piles But Buck Jens Arnica Salve will banish piles in any form It soon subdues the 1 Irritation ipflaittinatlon or invitesjoyc tsbrul Eis e plmiilesskin eruption Only 25ots at All Druggists I r Church Notes i I O NNNNO4N Earlington Christian Chirch The Womans Missionary Society hold an intbrestingmeeting Wednes day afternoon Mrs F B Arnold was the leader and a splendid pro gram was rendered which was en joyed by agood audience Attho business meeting which was prosld jichasedI pastor at ll oclock Subject The Ministry of Little Things At 735 BroW C Brandon of the Methodist Church will preach the two churches inVitted to thewBervlce There will be special music t Forth pext 16 days Iwill sell TheIpabil and Surperbe Range fox o ts1 teed the hoer i Ice badty These groves sold jfoi h OO prlcelrasjbieep out to actaal cost fallaad ee9 themtlsey re argaJ JH wiU ell all 0Imy Oil stoves at otBt and pan save you money if you tieed afaythinfhl this line This of fox 81180 applies to my full line of refrigeratorsI Arlington Hardware Store W H WHITFOBD Prop Need of Greater Production If every immigrant that shall enter the ports of the T7nlte4 States and Canada during the next decade were to engage In cultivation of the soil the production resulting would benbne too great for the reasonable needs of tho people who havo to bo supplied New York Sun Irresistible However did you reconcile Adele and MaryI gave them a chplc bit of gossip and asked them not to repeat It to each other w p tY Madisonville Ky y Manhattan Shirt Sale l Begins Friday Aug 9 IIt includingOurover as best on sale at reduced prices r tl 1 250- l 1Manhattans at 1 ioo Manhattans 01165Ii 150 Manhattans at 1 20 SiOOMonarch at 79c SOC Boys a- tOne 43c Lot of Shirts at 25c Each t Every thing for summer wear now has a cut price and you will know we are anxious to m1ake a clean sweep ofrLoA r V all summer fixings when you see the goods at the prices quotedY 1 fllJfWJJIJ IfllllJflflllJ Utll ti iiflltiijjjiJUHljjJIinilijJlj JJaUI Ht tpI1ijI1HiijjjjjiiM pttfljji t P yS JKSV gi Closing OutSafej t PORCHSWINGSIrWe porchswing complete for the small price QfI7S f These are the same swings you have been PaYing3 25 for Only a limited suppply on hand make your put N chase early if you want a swing at this price The f swingcari be seen at Nixons Resaurant J T HALL SalesmaniHfcfet k i Forbes Manufacturing 40 VV Incorporated 0 t i II dI ddihII m9uummtlYrimn lI f1 r i 9 fiILIrI I i JIrJ f 1 s Th is ammo on strjfp r7RA- F SplEAtLE j Good for 25 Votes for LIJ I 1 11 i 1 t i f MIss I 1 i I lj 11 tr l I 11l If laced it Ballot Box Ja Bee Office before WidiiCidiy At1IfT 21 J 1 I Notice to Contestants ioqo votes will be allowedon every 100 o thi i of printing turned in by contestants in the MammBth Cave Contest For prices on printing telephone No 0 47 Earlington or NO4 Madisonville IFEAD51MYr1- t J1 0 4 A t r The Last CallL a Our buyers are in the eastern mar kets completing the purchase of pur I large Fall Stock k Advance shipments have I already begun to arrive In order to make room for our Falland Winter Goods we are Fabofferin rics Ladies Readyto Wear Mens and Boys Clothing Straw Hats Lpw Cut Shoes Floor Coverings Porch and Lawn Furniture at greatly reduced prices Give ur 7 1 F The McLeod Store t INCORPORATED MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY I J L H r J Nortonville Notes r 2 Miss Susan Lovan of Mortons trtGap has been visiting her cou sin Mjss Sallie Lovan r fi Mr V P Burba left Monday for his home at New York Ark for several weeks visit Miss Lola Mae Prowse has re turned from a visit with friends and relatives at White Plains Misses Maybelle Alraon and Fannie Trathen were in White Plains Wednesday toThe ladies of the Methodist r t Church will give an ice cream r supper Saturday night Aug 1- 71rLeonard Furgerson went to White Plains Tuesday f The picnic given here last Sat urday by the jNortonville Band x t Boys was well attended Miss Bessie Wright of Green n- i 1yule is visiting friends aud re here John Oambron of Earlington spent Sunday afternoon herewith friends r1 A crowd of young people spent R Tuesday evening with Mrs J R pleasantitIme i Misses Edna and Eva Davis of the country were in town Wed nesday afternoon h Mr L P Payne and family have returned hame from an ex 4tt tended visit to relatives in Olarksville Teuu Mal Garnett of Bard well Tex u is visiting her sister Mrs J W Samby this week Mrs BStanley and daugh r ter PearJ visited relatives here this Week 1 J W Hamby and family visi ted relatives in Greenville Sun v dayT r Miss Janet Abercrorabia of Browders is the guest of Missa JLela Mae Browse this week A Hopkhor lrr1dayr Frank Oillard was in Hopkins n j V4lle Wednesday on business Y r Freedom a Right r J Freedom is not a gift bestowed upom SB by other men but a right that be v longs to us by the laws of God and1 yofnature Benjamin Franklin I SI BOURBON PWJLTRY CURE curesgapes andpreventsand other chick diseases One ofmedicineSample and booklet on D1s asesoz FoWls sent FREE inletReNtl1 Co I4tljcslj F r4t 1ip1 STFNAID MINING CO- y nco rated Drug Department i ta H tr r GardinerRobinson One of the most beautiful wed dings ever witnessed in our city was solemnized Tuesday evening at the Methodist church when Rev Kasey of Hopkinsville joined in marriage Miss Elinor Margaret Gardiner to Dr Roy Forrest Rbinson of Hopkins yule Miss Gardiner is the daughter of Dr and Mrs T W Gardiner of this city and is one of our most lovoble girls Her sweet simplicity and charming spontaneity have always made her a great social favorite She was an active member of several clubs in which she was a great addition Dr Robinson was onCe a resi dent in this city where he was connected with Sorys Drug store and while he has made his home in Hopkinsville for a number of years he has a host of warm friends here He holds a promi nent position asone of the physi KentuckyIl a very promising future in his chosen profession The great popularity of the couple was shown by the many lovely wedding rifts they have received Their Diet Not Human Blood The female mosquito however al though preferring human blood when obtainable will eat plant Juices and tho blood of reptiles when warm blooded animals are not accessible In deed it is probablo that not one mosquito in a million ever gets a taste of human blood Abbreviated Costume The new governess and her small charge were jogging along one of the popular drives in the pony cart when they met several members of an ath letic club clad in very much abbreviated running togs out for a cross country Jaunt Oh see dose boys cried the little girl win des someslng on and nosing elselJudge Relic of Sebastopol A Mr Ormond of Portland Me has a piece of the bell of St Nicho lass church in Sebastopol It was secured by his father who served all through the Crimean war During the bambardment of Sebastopol all tho demolishedWhensome of the soldiers cut up tho boll and Mr Ormonds father got one of the pieces A Winner liDo you object to your wife playing bridge No Shes a champion at the game My only tear Is thatIter suffragette meetings will interfere with her card parties PhliasophyDo upoh that which is none of your own but pick out sOme of the best of your clrcum stances fend consider how eagerly yeti would 1Vhfor there not In you poeaeesieLlupus urellai 4 r Ial W t w iJt t Ir ti1I 1 RACING TO BE GREAT FEATUR Big Program For Kentucky State Fair NEARLY 7000 IN PRIZES Lt B Shropshire Assistant Secretary of the Fair Has Arranged For Great Events During Week of Sept 914 The New Course and Grand Stand From a racing standpoint patrons of tho Kentucky State Fair during the week of Sept 014 will be well provid ed for as the program which has been arranged by L B Shropshire assistant secretary of the Fair Is one of the best seen In Kentucky In years He has arranged for six stake events for trotters and pacers valued at 600 each and six purse events for trotters and pacers valued at 500 each and In addition he has provided for six running races one for each day of the Fair and a gentlemens cup race and a gen tlemens riding race the last named two to be decided the closing day of the Fair Among the stake races will be one for twoyearold trotters one for three year old trotters one each for 218 trotters 225 trotters 213 pacers and 225 pacers The purse events will consist of one each for free for all trotters 218 trotters 215 trotters 220 trotters 212 pacers 217 pacers and AmeersDuring rs the racing feature of the Fair has proved one of the most Interesting of any attraction provided by the management and be cause of that fact It became apparent to Secretary J L Dent that better fa duties would have to be provided for caring for the patrons of that particu lar feature With this Idea In view the very first contract entered Into by Commissioner Newman and Secretary Dent was with contractors for the en largement of the grand stand and when the gates are thrown open the morning of Sept 0 just twice as many people will be cared for in the race track section of the grounds as former ly The new addition to the grand stand will be of reenforced concrete similar In every respect to the original part of the big stand making It one of the largest as well as one of the most substantial grand stands In the country Here can gather thousands of Kentuckians to renew old acquaint ances as well as to witness the sport that Is dearest to the heart of every native born son and daughter of the old commonwealth Unlike many of whereIers the sport furnished at the State Fair can readily be designated as that of the king of sports as the man agement of the Fair has no Idea of reaping any reward except that which comes from a good word passed around by Its patrons Therefore all races are decided strictly on their merits and in each Instance the best horse wins That some of the best horses In training on the tracks of Kentucky and other states will participate In the trotting and pacing events on the pro gram this year Is demonstrated by the fact that already owners have applied for stable room for the week and have made numerous entries to the stake eventsUnder the arrangements provided by Assistant Secretary Shropshire one stake event and one purse race will be decided each afternoon during the week In addition to which will be one running race each day As nil events for trotters and pacers with the excep tion of the twoyear old events will be three in five heat affairs it is needless to say that each afternoon will be crowded full of good sport for the flair patrons EVERY BREED OF DOG Included In Bench Show at Kentucky State Fair Sept 914 Perhaps the biggest and best dog show over seen in Kentucky will be witnessed at theKentucky state Fair this year the week of Sept914 Heretofore the dog show feature lot the state fair has been confined exclu sively to collies but this year the management has decided to have a bench stfow for all breeds of dogs and to that end dog fanciers through ut the state have been Invited to participatein the show Since the invitations were first Issued by the management through the press several weeks ago many of the fanciers in every section of the state have joined the movement to make this feature Olatra success It is doubtful if there is a breed of dog known to this section of the country that is pot bred and raised in Ken tucky and it is the purpose of the officials of the Fair to have every breed represented For several years the breeders of dogs other than collies have endeavored to interest the management of the State Fair in a bench show that would include every breed Those who wish tej ter their kennels Ini the big sho can secure entry blanks and all information by applying to Secretary tf JJDent It 1 safe to say this show will eclipse all previous bench shows or dog exhibits ever held Ia Kentucky The show will be held under the rules of Ike American Ken eel club which will give it national prestige and character J tI tlli I ll kCJ r r r r r Y- S II t y ARE YOU SICK r Ja For LiverClearsappetite Catarrh UlcersHumors JIPales in tho Back and alt Blood diseases fromaoycausoI I the malaria germthgt in most casesit drives the poison t out of system in 3 days A Mild Family Laxative it I waste time with curealls and liniments 1 t III and remedy for long standing KIDNEY trouble possessing a wonderful power r r II r tillllllllilf Jrug 1 Sort Smith lrll Jl S jlFind herewith 5100 for which seed me the bon lIInlfftCd SOO oftb of f Chnes w f Iii r A 4 ToW rtes VS5J81 Send taiotktr HOJ wiiHiTSt teonM from ttdtfetniflM AiKtmtii tI e t I CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL TO US 4t 4 h Fined for Coquetry A young woman applying for a marriage license at Geneva Switzerland substracted threo years from her ago and was fined 6 on the charge of coquetry Electrical Thief Catcher A now electric thief catcher for stores consists of a button concealed under the counter which when press ed closes and locks all the doors and rings a beL- Prominent Physicians Fail in TroubleA WoI mans Good I regard Dr Kilmers SwnmRioft as the best medicine for kidney and bladder trouble I have ever taken and I will always recommend it to all that are afflicted wlthblartder or kidney trouble For eleven months I was nflllcted with kidney and blad der trouble In violent form The symptoms in my case were fearful During all this time I was being treated by the best and foremost doctors of the country all of them failing to afford me tno slightest re confidence in their trettntHlt It seemed that the Limo had come in my case when I must try other remedies consequently I resorted to the use of SwampRoot and betol e I had taken three small botfles and hadoorupletelydisap- peared For any form of kidney or known It to fall in a single case Very trulyvours L M ATJNTER Scott OQuntv J Personally appeared before me the undesigned members of Board of Supervisors It andfor said County and State the wlthln named L M Hunter w o after being duly sworn states theforegolno testlmonal is composed of his own words writ ten wlthhlB own hand and the same is genuineJ Letter io Dr Kilmer 4L Co Binghamton N Y Prove What Will do for You It will convince anyone You l also receive a booklet of valuable Information telling the kidneys and bladder When writing be sure and mention be Earlington Bee Regular fifty cent and onedollar sirs bottles for Bgleat all drug stores Ii 1 fl tt Poison Blood i i te f II jIIncreases the For rlForIIOfIto the The New Discovery 11t llForIDont compounds Your Kidneys 1 I JII lljwhichsatisfactory antiseptic International Company LIBMBDIESIAlI Prepddl S1ODCiI1LS2WKlmXBV 131 tjNe2I Kidney Advice worseall SwampRootis MIssState that SwampBoot Binghamton SemiWeekly Cure iNews of Shamrock i u N G Alfred of Erllngton was hors Tuesday J Teague made a business trip Earlmgtoii Tuesday W H RIM Is spending this week in KIrkwood Springs James and Robert Lon 8tatt of Mortons are visiting relatives here Mr and Mrs L B Nichols of LIsman visited here Wednesday C C Curtis of HopkiusvHIe was here Wednesday ErrllnglonRev Turner and wife of Provl dunce spent Friday with Mrs W L FunkhouserMiss Rice attended the Baptist Sunday school Picnic near CU y Monday Mrs Juke Perry has returned home frome Evansville Miss Minnie Harland of Ileley has returned homo after a visit to relatives here Mrn Fox and little daughter of Nebo are visiting Mrs Jon Harmud Oscar Franklin visited his parents i at Stnrgis Saturday Messrs Cain and Whifflin union d U over from EarllnKtou Tuesday R Shamrock has no candidate kIuare very much interested and It seem that our choice Is going to bo tho winner Thos Longstnff was in Earliog ton last wqek The addition to Shamrock Co store In complete and adds very much to its appearance During the Providence agricultural fair Pecks Bad Boy of the air made several flights over Shamrock for l tho benfit of those who wore too busy to attend the fair Mrs O 0 Curtis and Mrs T K Rico spout Friday In LismanrJoe Teague and family have retur wt 1 nod from a visit to St Charles Several Shamrook farmers atten ded the ball game at Providence Sunday our sympathy was with Pro vidence and they were victors to the turn of seven to one 1 Mans Duty Simple The whole duty of man Is embraced in the two principles of abstinence and patience temperance in ity and patient courage in adversitytSeneca e I Its Origin Ham explained his complexion Itwas the first man asked to take t a stovepipe ho saldHarpera Ba zar 9 i is 6 BIG DAYS S SEPTEMBER = 9 iO 11 12 13 14 1912 r AT THE Kentucky State Fair LIBERAL PREMIUMS OFFEREDSI s DAllY RACES FREE ATTRACTIONSCLEAN MIDWAY c 4f i 1IBERATTS BAND RATESeForInformatlon Entry Blanks Catalogue Address JU DENT SECY 320 PAUL JONES BUILDiNG LOUISVILLE KY k r It1 Y