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Li YH i L4 7L = P + r- r rTUESDAY I c j TUESUAY t and and p FRIDAY r Y f 1VYAFTERNOON u TRY wE AFTERNOON I IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE i r u TWENTYTHIRD YEAR ARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY AUGUST 13 1912 No6J i ONLY ONE SCHOOL TAX AND a SILL THAT FOR ARLINGTON Good Schools on Permanent Basis for Home Folfcs and Our Future Assured fEARLINGTONHAS HAD THE CAKE TOO FOR 30 YEARS i 1 r Preen Schqol Tax now all Goes Into General Funds for Rural Schools I f EARLINGTON WILL GET ANOTHER k COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL CONTRACT 1 The announcement published in Fridays Bee about tlm calling of the election to establish a inEarlingiton has attracte general atten tion and is coining in for no lit tie consideration and discussion by tho homo folksmost interest ed Of course all the details of1 the situation cannot be under stood perhaps from a single an nouncomeut and all phases of the question could not be cover ed in a single article But it will bp Oho Bee s purpose to IItry to give full publicity to ev erything bearing on the matter to the end that our people may fully understand and under standing will work together in harmony and full accord for the proposed imoortant progress ins our schoolwork affecting every member of the community and making sure the future welfare of our school and our children One thing must be understood in the beginning That is that there will be only one school tax- Our people are now and have been for the past three years paying a school tax which has treaei ury of- uoation the County Board of t for the general support of the rural schools of Hopkins county What is now proposed is that we shall vote a school tax for local purposes only for the support of the Earlinntou3raded and High School all Of which will be used for the benefit of ourselves and our neighbors inI the proposed new graded school This graded school district tax will take the place of the pres ent school tax we are assessed and cannot escape It will not be another or a second tax The Bee believes that the people Of Earhn ton have an interest in education in the future welfare of their children and that they 1have home pride enough too to fall in on this public spirited movement for the good of all our people and make the thing thing practically unanimous at the election to be held on Satur day September 14th next The order for the election men tions a property tax of 50 eepte- i j on the hundred dollars of tie essr ed valuation and o = poll tax of 1 1 50 This means tfithese are the limits beYdiidwhich a board of trustees may not go in the evy and collection of taxes for the schools support anti maintenance It doles not mean willIfind it necessary at dnceixtoJeyy to the limit but that it may doI liseicuntw wverymodest indeedsLkndione of r our people would find such a tax burdensome We nijiy alsti flnfr tbke we tll1ape 1 these past thirty or more years all local school tax and thus bey now reconciled to the inevitable if we would educate and progress and now be enthusiastically willing t I to P your penny for our i Fi cake and get our full reward in the eating of it That the local school tax both on property dud the poll tux is inevitable and cannot be escaped we all now realize because we have been paying such a tax into thecounty treasury for the ben efit ofnil Hopkins county for the past three years Let us now all agree to pay oUr school taxes for home consumption only and use all the proceeds for the benefit of Earlington Assurance was yesterday given by the County Superintendent land the County Board of Educa tion that a new county high school contract will be given the Earlin ton School on equal foot ing with the other high schools of the county us soon as Earlin ton becomes a legal graded schools district STARNE8 STOCK COMPANY To be Here All Next Week Beginning Monday Aug 19 The Starues Stock Co which was in Madlsonvllle a few weeks ago will appear In Earllntfton for a weeks run beginning Mouday Aug 19 The tentwill be pitched in the bottoms near tbe EarJIngton Ma ofTine works and some good shows will be put on The Starnes Stock Company comes with a recommendation of being one of the best companies on the road We are glad to have them in our town for they can pure deliver the goods They have left behind them wherever they have been a wide reputation A Texas WonderT- he Texas Wonber cures Kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregu rities of bladder troubles remov ing gravel the kidneys and bladder in both men and women Hegufatdfl blaCilor In children If pot sold yonr druggist will be sent by mall on refelpt of 100 One small bottle IB two months treat ment anb seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from other states Dr E W Ball 2053 Olive street St Louis Mp hold by all druggists Tent MeaUng Close The Tentmeetlnj which has been at Madisouvllle for the past few weeks ologqd Sunday night Spme excellent sermons were delivered by Revs Colliers and Rodgers A large number of conversions were made The tent was moved to Coil town Monday morning where they will hold another meeting It is rumored that they will be back at this city in September A GREAT PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OFFER The Most Liberal We Have Ever Made Tlie Se lWeaJtli Bee until January 1 J91jB and the Daily Evening Post untUioyembar 10 112 count tjie time Just 1 is teas than oJ1 half the regular price The thetheey Be sure to send you order under this sclal rate today to the Semi Weekly Bee fUngton Ky NeW MaRager pofr Idle Hour itfr Frank Walker ot Evahsyllle will takeeobarga pf tire Idle ftpur Coving Piptur Theatre of jtUls managerIhave gone to Rookport to make the tfrkbe ttielr1 iuWre beme Mr Walker is a young fellow of JterllnBflualitieBand we wJshhlni all suc0dsswhlle in our city One of the most common ailments that bard working people are afilo tpd with Is lame back Apply Cham berlains Liniment twice a day an massage the parts thoroughly a each application and you will get quick relief For sale by All Deal ers 1r Hsley Inklets Iisley is still on the boom cycling is still the rage C 7T Mr L O Collins of Carbondale spent Sunduy evening here iJr Mr and Mrs Joe Leaaure called rvron ternoon t Well if Greasy wasnt auttmgas- hine Sunday night I dont knew Rev Ledbetters preached to a nlglitfjWelast Sunday evening on the scrip ture which was largely attended Eby both white and colored The school began here last Monday with a large attendence unei the control of Miss Allle Campbell and Miss Graddy Brown wo wish them grand success If anybody doubts Major ONeal beings candidate just ask iiimq Jeff seems to have a lot of busi + ness down in Rlchlaild country there must be something lutbe wind 1 qofObrlstlanin Ilsley Saturday and Sunday v Mr Rufus Alexander of the Coun try spent Sunday in Ilsloy with friends 0 We would like to know what has become of Dr Utley as ho does not visit us any more JieredilngCo we am glad to have Mr Faulk ner In our town for he makes things shine where he goes Wyley Louell says if soda pa and gingo gets much higher ho wmbve t9 quit enjoying the world Hkehe doesTom Duggar and Ben Todd spent claimHed they were otrbUBlirBWi When you have the blues get Au stin to cure them for he is a regular blue mans doctor Mr Hoard one df our most respec ted citizens of this community passed away after a long Illness of com plications M f diseases We regret very muohto give him up put weep riot IbyM6jies he is waiting for you beyond this vale of tears Headquarters 3rd Inft K N G Hopi KyrGenerdlOrder No 4- August i 6th 1912It IS with- priddatidpfeasure thatthe Oom iriundidp Officer desires to announce to the Regiment that theI rent tour ofduty at Anniston i Ala July 25 August 6 was the most successful in the history of the Recimeut The officers and men performed every duty cheer fully and well The officers of the Regular Army attached to this Regiment as InspectorIn structors commended you for the PrumPt and efficient manner in which your work was done and especially for the soldierly and gentlemanly conduct while inl camp or on liberty in the city of Aunistou The fact that the guardhouse was empty and not a single iriaS under arrest during the tour is significant of the ef foirtput fqrtn The citizens of your home sta tions should be proud of you kna4fae tommdnwealth of Ken tucky should be equtUly proud of thef result pf this tour You have upheld the honor of the State fond thy Commanding Offi andrman of the Regiment know that Ie deeply apbreciates the spieu lid work anti conduct HenrytQaptaia and Adjutant i Home For Sale IChance of a lifetime to make a splendid investment either for cometto Bee ou about it 1n- t t 1Qrrr Jts wl L N ORDERS WESTERN UNION Telegraph Co to Remove Poles J from RightofWay PRESJDENT SMITH TOTAKE PROPERTY LOUISVILLE Ky Aug 12 Legal notIce directing that the poles and wires of the Western Union Telegraph Company be removed promptly from the right of way of Louisville Nashville Railroad Oo at the expiration this year of a contract entered into twentyfive years ago has just been served upon the officials of the telegraph officials in New York that the contract whereby the Western Union was aleved the privilege of erecting poles and wires over the entire Louis ville Nashville system expires August 17 Further he serves notice that the equipment must be taken down by Novemder 1 Thirty days of grace are allowed allowed after date any equip ment standing by December L will be confiscated by the rail road company Such was the mild tone of Mr Smiths legal notice Whether the instructions will be obeyed with alacrity or whether a legal clash will be the outcome re mains to be seen A vast amountot ill health is dun to impaired digestion When the stomach fails to perform its functions properly the whole system be comes deranged A few doses of Chamberlains Tablets is all you need They will Btr6nfctbenyaut4i gestion Invigorate your liver and regulate your bowels entirely doing away with that miserable feeling due to faulty digestion Try it Many others have bean permanently curedwhy not you For sale by All Dealers Sabbath School On account of the inclemency of the weather Sunday morning only a few ventured out to Sunday School At the M E Church South there warn 00 present which was very good and an interesting time was spent in lesson studying There was no service at the church in the evening as Rev Brandon preached at the Christian Church into which both denomination were united wtffS Qhhte 0 A PERFECT GIFT Handsome in crimson and gold invitingly packed and full of ex quisiie chocolates WE NEVER SAW ITS EQUAL St Bernar lVij ing Co ftJacorporated Drug j4 FOOT CRUSHED MACHINE DESTROYED William Walden formerly of this City looses foot In Auto accident His machine crushed between a street car and a trolley pole on West Franklin street near Eleventh ave nue William Waldeu baker lOB Delmar avenue Howell bad a foot crushed yesterday The machine was almost demolished At St Marys hospital the Injured foot was amputatedWalden is a member of the bakery firm of Walden and Ends He was drivftig an auto delivery wagon and was cutting across the street it is said in front of the car to avoid a wagon He was caught between the car and the iron upright and unable to free himself Motor man R A Mad dely drove the street car Mr Walden is well know In this city where he formely operated a grocery and restaurant His many frmnds regret to learn of the acci dent The Best Hughes the bestHave been sel ling Hughos Tonic for years It ie the best remedy for chills and fever curing several cases with one bottle Honest and valuable remedy Sold by Druggist 60c and 100 bottles Prepared by ROBINSON FETTETCO Louisville Incorporated EVERY COUNTY IN KENTUCKY Will Have a Little Sapling of its Own Frankfort Ky Aue 12 The Capitol Committee has selected H F Hillenmever and Prof H Gar man of Lexington and the State Forester who has not been appoint ed as a committee to superintend the planting1 of trttes on the grounds of the new capitol Each county in the State will be asked to send one tree to be planted and the committee will decide upon where the trees are ttf be planted Prof Carroll road engineer was InI structed to lay out tbe driveways at the rear of the capjtol Flying Men Fall victims to Stomach liver and kid ney troubles lust like other people appetitebackachenervouBnesa teel1nfButas T D Peebles Henry Tenn proved Six bpttles of Electric Bitters he writes did more to give me new strength aud good appetite than all other stomach remedies I used So they help everybody Its folly to suffer when this great reme dy will help you from the first dose Try it Only 50ots at All Druggists Keeping Air Fresh A good way to keep tho air of a room fresh and slightly perfumed Is to place a jar in some inconspicuoua place in the room and put in the jar a small block of ammonia over which pour some ordinary cologne water This makes a faint pleasant odor 011 which one Is hardly conscious To Destroy Anti Ants that frequent gardens or houses may be destroyed by taking flour of brimstone onehalf pound and potash four ounces and set them In an iron or earthen pan over the fire until dissolved and united after wards beat them to a powder and in fuse a little of tho powder in water and wherever you sprinkle It the ants will fly to the place I was cured of diarrhoea by one dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy writes M E Gebbardti Oriole Pa There is nothing better For sale by All Dealers r Won by Degrees finallymadegirl Wonder how it all came about The first time she saw him she gave hlbi her eye the next time they met she gave him her arm it wasnt long before he was holding both of her hands soon after that he won her heart and she lost her hefcd and gave herself to him completelyJudgeHe What you need said the word medic in his ponderous way is an enlargement of your daily round a wider circle of activity Mebbj thats right said the patient Im a bareback rider in a onering circus Cleveland Plain Dealer Element That Survives The only thing that walks back from the tomb with the mourners and refuses to be burled Is character W It ih oC 1 ia1ra 4 BIG DOINGS ON THE RANGE Earlington the Bulls Eye for AIL Best Shots in Kentucky this Year LAST TWO WEEKS IN AUGUST BRING RIFLEMEN FROM ALL KENTUCKY The best rifle range in Kentucky is to have a lively warming lip during the last two weeks of this y y fc imouth That is the Erhn ton range of course and under in 1 kmeasuregenial small arms expert Captain Henry Rogers s Col Henry and his staff will be here In supreme command and all the usual department of the State Guard organization about which our untutored I minds know little will be represented The principal thing the Earllngtou citizen is in terested in is to know that the soldier boys are coming here to have0 a big annual shoot From the 10th to the 26 In riflemen of the 3rd and of the 1 st regiment will be here All those who have heretofore qualified as marksmen F with a score of 120 or better will be expected to visit Earlington and take part in competition for higher honors that they may qualify as sharp shooters and expert riflemen Not many men will come from the 1st Kentucky for the f reason that there are but few com panies in commlslon in that regi ment at thlstine During the period mentioned the men of the 2nd regiment will assemble at London forythe same practice From the 26th to the 81st inclusive li representatives of each company in each of the three to with staff officers representatives of Ithe regular army and others will be here probably numbering more than two hundred men A team of six 1 best riflemen from each company in the State will be ordered to Earlln ton to take part in the competitionsr of the week There is to be a State Match a Regimental Match a Governors Match and a Revol 1 ver Match In the Regimental Match three teams compo sed of the s six best riflemen from each j regiment will shoot to capture the high honors for their respective reglmentBIBreeders of flue horses prefer s T T BALDARDS SNOW LINIMENT f for eandwouudfwfttiout a scar Price 25c 60c and 100 per bottle Sold by tt rpotatedDrug LOWER AGE LIMIT FOR K PS SurpremeLod Favors Admission Now i at 18 Years of age T Denver Oolo AugThe supreme r lodge Knight of Pythias a today approved a plan to change the age limit from 21 to 18 years y if the legal department declares itconstitutional The proposition to appropriate 6000 toward the erection of a monument to thermemory of the late Major eral Oaruahan of Indiana who for nineteen years was head of t the uniform rank was defeated tit The Hawaiian lodges werefitgiven representatioi in the sup reme lodge Bad State of MindLPeevlshnessif indulged In too oftep brings on a sort of permanent t grouch If we allow ourselves to get irritated and disagreeable over laV Qniteslmal troubles pretty soon everTxthing that doesnt go just our way wlffi be regarded aEia particular slam oC fate and we will got the fixed tdiythat life is treating us very Jg F deed j J w Lost Its Tongue The Paul Revere bell in the city ban it Bath Me lost its 16pound toagne w the other day and became silent for tho first time in over 100 years The boll first hung in the steeple of tile North church at Bath The people oil Oath knew that something was amiss when the uurfew did not ring at nisi oclock c r Simile Useless x In argument similes are like BoJNpt r In love they must describe tire is prove mrtklii Prior- I JI o I w1Ytie n he i M Bcc MOORII MANAGER Kentucky Press Association I and Second District Publishers Leagues in Ben Slatons Next Door to Postoffice MadisonI Kentucky No 242 AILEEN DAVIS j L 47 Tuesday August 13 J Madisonville Geo O DeMosa of Nashville an sister Mrs T 0 Gaskill of Fe Tenn arrived Saturday night t brotberlJohnMrs Ben M Slaton Mrs J H Jernigan Mrs B A Mrs I N Vickers returned Saturday from a pleasant stay at Kirkwood Springs Mrs Mary Hill who resides wit her son Wallace Hill of Whit- OohonlHouse vicinity suffered a paralytic stroke Thursday night and ia In a serious condition She is an aged and highly esteemed lady Miss Maudo Parish returned Sat from a visit to friends in Ev Miss Lillian Ramsey of Dixon who has been the guest of Maude and Nina Parish has gone to The condition of John R DeMoss who was struok with paralysis last Thursday nlgbt remains serious but IB thought to be slowly improv ing Owen Ward of Birmingham Ala I arrived Friday to visit his wife who has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Elwood for weeks Chas Murphy and Grover Card well of Anton were here Saturday D S Fowler of Bethlebam wa here Saturday Clarence Livingston who is visit ing in Anton was hero Saturday Miss Belle Slaton of Wilsons was here Saturday Miss CqsBid Branch bookkeeper lor B L Harned Plumbing Co is able to be at her post of after ieveral days absence on account of having mumps Mrs Oscar Von Hatzteldt of Ev ansvllle will arrive tomorrow to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Branoh for the rest of the month Little William Barnett son of Tom Barnett suffered a brokenarm by a doingDloeyMrs T M Barnett is quite sick Subscription Rates I Three One Six yearIOOISingle copies 5 Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the forPIU1tlculars Matter i Office Office IBrlItch Phone RingsMISS Mgr 1912 Notes Sant Slaton urday ansvHlet HopklnsvUle Jagoe several duty with mumps Miss Francis Elgin who has ty phoid phneumonla is blowly im proving Tbe home of John Jones a colored- d man on East Noel Ave was burn ed Saturday night at 9 oclock the- o family were away from homo and all household effects were consumed by flamesWill I of HopKlnsville was here Sunday to visit his family who have been visiting Mrs Lacys par ents for several weeks ineturned Lllbum DeMoss of Pond River was the guest of Robert DeMoss Saturday and Sunday Mrs J T Steele whois very low IB slowly improving Charles Webb of Earlinvon was here Mondays Mrs B E Laffoon and daughter Mary Dee of Anton and visitor were here Monday J L Bryan went to Mortons Gap Monday Mrs R Williams of Zeigler 111 was here Monday enroute to Providence to visit the family of H E Williams Henry E Jones of Hendersonwas here Monday 1Mr and Mrs Frank Martin of Earls were here Monday shopping John Jackson of Anton was bere Monday sJohn Barr of Anton was herd Monday Miss Ruth Thomas left Monday for NashVille where she will spend weekinposition as trimmer in Florida Mrs Jonnie Robinson of Wilsons was here Monday the guest of her slater Mrs Lena Quincy Rev Mahoney pastor of the Baptist Ohurahwill mave his to his new charge at Knoxville TennIi Wednesday Rev Mohoney was greatly beloved as a pastor hero and he and his family have made many warm friends who to themtip but congratulate this mlnt Peter on bis call to this large church t land wish him great success in his All NEXT WEEK STARNES STOCK COMPANY of of OH YOU EASY CHAIR When youve been going all day so tired you could drop then youll appreciate a chair like this rT 250 Reed RockerT- hink of the comfort first and then of the price no more than you would pay for a pair of light shoes to rest your feet When it comes to a ques tion of comfort is no chair like a Reed Chair Let us show y- ouOBryan Utley Co Incorporated Furniture and Undertaking labors there The death of Joe Kycroft who died at his home in this city at 1280 Monday is very strange and unusually sad He was found in an unoonoious In tbe alley between the stable of Rudd do Cadwell and Jennings feed store about 6 oclock Monday morning Patrolmen MoGary and Wilson thinking his condition due intoxication took him to the sta ion house a doctor was summoned and his condition found serious Dr Thompson stated be found no trace of whiskey and pronounced his death due to apoplexy He wss ia business at Providence as baker and confectioner and had many friends both hero and at Providence His family reside on Main street and are unconaoleable over the loss of husband and father Funeral ser vices will bo conducted at the home and Interment will take place at Odd Fellows cemetery D W Gatlin for some time President ot Madisonville Savings Bank hanged in his resignation to that place Thursday urging his health required bim to devote his time to other interests it is with regret that the managerment bere accepted his resignation as ho is quite well suited to the place and has the confidence and esteem of all with whom he has business Mrs F N Fugate and sister Miss Bessie Fugate anti Mrs Metcalf are in market for two weeks and say they expect to bring back some very oholcyand stunning styles for the tall and winter trade MtbB Mary Ardin Jennings is in Providence tbe guest of her sister Mrs James E Morgan STATE or OHIO CITY or TOLEDO i LUCAS COUNTY f la Frank J Cheney makes oath that tie Is senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney 4 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 tbe Use Hells Catarrh Cure FRAU J CHENEY Sworn to before ale and subscribed in my pres ence this 6lh day of December A Dx886 GIIASONSBAILtc Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces the system Send for testimonials free PI CHENEY Co Toledo 0 Sold by all Druggists 730 Take Halls Eamily Pills ior constipation Mr and Mrs Ed Kobluson and three children of Rochester N Y tire visiting the family ot Dan M Evans and other relatives here for a ftw days I J JryM r 1 The Gyroscope When the movement of the gyro scope attains a high degree of speed it is very difficult to displace the plane oI the top which balances Itself in the most unlikely positions An attachment of this kind but of very large di mensions if placed on a wagon or a bpat gives the vehicle extraordinary stability Trains resting on a single lino of wheels set under the middle of the car have attained high speed dur ing recent experiments in Germany and have proved perfectly stable Harpers Weekly Pestilent Female Mosquito The female mosquito often lives through the winter hibernating in dark places like attics clothes presses and the crevices between floor and baseboard or outdoors In the cracks in the bark of trees As soon as tho pools of water are warm enough in the spring so her eggs will not freeze she begins to lay and ten days to three weeks later tho young mosqui toes sally forth for their first tasto of blood Looking Far Into the Future Italy has added to her agricultural area by draining tho great Fuclna marshes and thus providing a living for hundreds of thousands of her pov ertystricken population It win prob ably be hundreds of years before America is so thickly populated that additional area will of necessity have to bo acquired for farming but when tho time arrives there will be engi n ors able and willing to drain tht great lakes Walnut Tree as Bell Tower A church bell hung on a walnut tree at Therneld England which for 40 years had summoned the villagers to divine service has been taken down and now forms part of a peal in the newly erected tower of the church When the present church was erected a tower could not be built owing to lack of funds and a boll from the old church was hung on the walnut tree whIch is near the church A Model Servant Miss Ann Ansell of Weybridge Sur rey who recently died at the age of 87 years was an ex ample of long and faithful domes tic service Throughout her whole lifetime she had only one place At the age of 16 she entered the serv- Ice of the family of the late Sir Pres colt Hewett and she remained in the same family as nurse and faithful friend for 71 years ElectricityElectricity neither can it be adulterated It works Equally well on hot or cold days J 5 S raxmarrroureeeo + aIrI C A MaRTONyrreI MADISONVILLE KY I Funeral Director and Embalmer i i- II 1 III Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night r- wfL6rsrwr J rsu 1 IIFu = PRINCESS SPECIALr + This Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new management and its management guarantees j + its patrons high class entertainments I Especially Adopted for Ladies and Childreni j know e- I tVe v J 2 1 g jp1FVtF t Duncan Gest1INSURANCE 1 1 Call and see Duncan Gest for Tornada Fire Life Health S and Accident Insurance All the test Companies represented r J J i ilI1 r i BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT + llIter1ttidHull o chester N Y Uuvero wdra livid fur eighteen guests A delicious repast was served Ben Wilson wlll IfHve for London Sunclny Miss Della Brazoltou of Palestine 1nrlness in Palestine and ia on her way 1to New York to buy fall goods g- j Rufus Brame ia visiting In HopV klnarillethi8 week eiu o tftt L J 1 i 1 ti yi1 vk 1lir ARE YOU SICJre I 1b ForPoison Bloodlit Porilei the Btood CIID a the Livar iCtoars tIN Skin5trtnthw the Nerm fSeranori and Pimples on the Face iitiptioa Headack 1 i liotbe Back aod all Blood frolnanrcause wJ r 80 j JFori IycuretI so tli Y to themhriagermthat is most cases it drives the Gi l tzrout system in 3 days A Mild Family Laxative i The New Discovery i For RHEUMATISM and GOUT deep seated and apparently hopeless casts rage drconditipn Used by Speetalitta ifl everY auarterofthe Globe PJ tt tlaJ I ii vDontwaste time with compounds cureallanliahnjj fJ 1 littil f x Il Cure Your Jid eva irFoe Kidney Bladder tend Uriianr Diseaiaefywhich if II oft to fitDisease KIDNB PLUSH is seaf Ii i lr att M s Iiif fKIDNEYJaoubls I 1AIt A nd ep J Rllc i i J 1 11tJI i 4rHtlH 3J C MI I Y 3 111 Ij l S I V W rGRTPOILAX IPC1al141r A l U0rest MATISM R T J a = t rt RY ILUSH lfJptiyss IDlMlI1tJ fI 1 1TWwier V asv jCUM r r ofk h d ttIIi I A ANDMAILr0is lCUT THIS OUT I l SI 1 i- r j s J 1 t iti p ti re I rviiJ 11 IA x Ii J d IiSE pFPUI tT1 Al1wQk10 JiKDJPAJi tTl V 1pj to 4 1 fJ11 The llth Hour Man Pockets Big Savings During our Present Sale MenR summer suits hown and shorn of any sem blance of profits Your choice of Any 1000 suit in steroH M 745 145AnyAny 1050 suit in store ry 1246 Any 1850 suit In store1806A-ny 2000 suit in store 1546 Any 2260suitlnetorer 1746 Any 2500 suit In store d 1805 20 gives you choice of any 2050 to 36 suit in the store o1JR SEMIANNUAL PANTS SALE Our entire pants stuck divided and and reduced to sell at the following prices 185 106 2452 05 345 8Q5 Choice of any fino pants in store 44p Manhattan Shirts Including all other wakes reduced 160 shirts 115 200 shirts 188 250 shirts 188 x 3 00 and 850 shirts 245 v All Straw Hats at Half Prlue x All Men R summer Oxfords reduced A Harvest Price Festival In all lines of boys summer wear IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE 1 r 1- t The man who whis eu down a well About the thisRa he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and II hollers I IINews of the Town Ono Edison Phonograph in good condition for saleApply to J 0 BOURLAND T P Royal U visiting in Fords yllle for several weeks Mtspes Virginia Oarnaban and Ethel McAfee have returnedhrlme Jaftor two weeks visit in Covington Henry Barker and neico Miss May Barker of Onvlnjjtbn are visit lug relatives here Bad Mitchell visiting in Kirk wood Springs t1 Ohlllax For Chills and Fever Earlington Chapter U DO will meet in Madlsoaville Thursday aft- ernooni at 2 oclock at the home of Mrs Pearce A full attend nce re quired Mr and Mrs Richard Taylor of o St Bethlehem Tenp are in the city visiting friends William O Herrell who has had charge of the Idle Hoar Theatre for sometime has resigned Mrvand Mrs Herrell left Sunday for Rockpoit Ind where they will reside in the futureFor the next 15 days I will sell the 4 Isabel and Surperbe Range for cost atfl need the floor space badly These stoves sold for 3500 price has been out to actual cpst Oall and see are bargains i will veil stoves at coat and can r thlthey monoy if you need anyC line This offer also applies to my full lino of refrigera r tors t Earlington Hardware Store W H WHITFOBD Prop Miss Mayme Foster was in Madl Bonviile Sunday night tr Buck Nalves was in Dawson Sun flay Miss Aurelia Waller was ijn Daw lOp Sunday v Miss Katherine OBrien was in r Dawson Sunday Kidney Flush For Kidney and ladder Diaease 1 Wallace Berry fromiMadisonviirev f was in town Sunday v Mr and Mrs Herbert Floyd are Ipendrn a few days at Klrkwopd Springs this week Miss Gertrude Black of Madison vllle was in town Monday WANTEDGentlemen room iJ ers for two nicely furnished 5 rooms centrally located terms reasonable Apply at this bf i floe tf citysPercy Stewart was in town Sun day trom Madisouville Trod Ballev of Madlsonvllle was l f to the city Sunday night J TtToKTONviLLH COAL COlE Co b Inqorporated ontrflI f1 t For the next 15 days I will sell The Isabel and Hurperbe Range for cost as I need the floor space badly These stoves sold for 3500 price has been cut to actual cost Call and see thorn they are bargains I will sell all oj my OH stoves at cost and can save you money If you need anything in this line Thls of fer also applies to my full line of refrigeratorsEarlington Hardware Store W H WiriTKOBD Prop Mrs W L Cothrau and two child ren are at Kirkwood Springs this weekMr and Mrs BrasherJackson were in the country near Grapevine Saturday night Miss Lelia Vaughan was in Madi sonvllle Saturday night Freeman Kiser of Madlsonville was in town Sunday r Bud Kell of Madlsonvllle was in the city Sunday 668 For Rheumatism and Gout 4 Mmes Lacy Fawcett of Madison vllle who has been visiting friends at Bussellville has returned home Givens Grime of Madisonville was in town Saturday afternoon Misses Nannie and Janie Lamb of Madlsonvllle were in town Satur day afternoon visiting friends Paul McGary was In Madlsonvllle Sunday afternoon Wanted at once 100 Miners Steady work Orlean Emmitt of Madisonvllle motored tothis city Monday Charlie Vangban was In Madison vllle Saturday night Mrs Chas Curtis was In Madlwn vllle Saturday night attending the tent meeting W N Martin was on the aloft list last weep KillPoll For Bad Blood Leslie Boyd spent Saturday after noon in Dawson John Blair spent Sunday in Daw son Misses Gladys Vaughan Nell Mc Manus and Koy Parker andJnoD Cothran spent atew house with friends near Grapevine Saturday eveningJohnnie Wyatt of Madlsonville was In town Monday on business FOB SALE One 100 course in anything except clyll engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office t Qultealargeorowdofour you folks drdveto Dawson Sunday an spent the day at the Bluffs tlDg1SatuJdaynIKht Miss Ethel McAfee was In Daw no n Sunday John tarks from Madisonville was in Carbondale Sunday after noon I For the next 15 days I will sell The Isabel and Surperbe Range for eot as I need the floor epee badly These stQves sold for 86 price has been out to actual cost pall tlndsee them theytire bargains Iwill sellall of my Oil stoves at cost and can save yeu money if you need anything in this line This of for also applies to my lull line o- refrigerators t f EarlingtonHardware Store W H WILITvp nPropw p J 1Stoclcare them Riles Isabelle Wilson wasliaMad Isonville Saturday night John Stark was In Klohland Sat urday night 1 Joe McOnlley of near Rlo land was in town Sunday afternoon Miss Essie Vincent of near Rlbh land who has been spending the past week with her sister Mrs Henry Patterson of Carbondale returned home Sunday Miss Hazel Urlmn was In DawsOn Sunday For the next IB days I wll soil The Isabel and Snrperbe Range for cost as I need the Hoer space badly These stoves soldfor 500 price has been cut to actual cost Oall and spa them they aro bargains I will sell all of my Oil stoves at cost and can save you money If you need anything in this line 7J1H1s of for also applies to my fulljine of Refrigerators Earliugton Hardware Store IIsonvlllesonvIlie Saturday night attending the wnt meetng Mrs Bob Davis was in Madison vllle Sa turday night Miss Eula Oldhiam was tn Madi son ville Saturday night v Miss Essie Vincent of Rlohland was in town Sunday evening Miss Mattie Davis attended the tent meeting at Maduouvllle Sun day evening AlbertLarmouth loft last night for Vicksburg Miss after spending several weeks with his parents here Neal was in Madlsonvllle Saturday night k There is only ten 10 more days for you to decide whether or not you would like to accompany the 4 t Bee Party up Green River to the Mammoth Gave All expenses aO Think it over The girls in the Contest are work ing hard It will bn a race to see who will get the First and Seventh place It seems as if all were determined to win Dont forget Starnes Stock Co they will be here all next week The slight shower which fell Snn day morning looked quite dlsoour aglngjo the Sunday School goers but the afternoon was very pleasant even if the sun was warm and a large number of folks were out walk Ing Riley Brown was id Madisonvllle Friday night Miss Everett Kestner was in Mad- Ison+J1l9 Friday night MIssLennlo Kestner and Luthur Ray attended the tent meeting at Madisenvilte Friday night Beginning Aug 19th the Starnes Stock Company will be in town Some amusement for us Bob Stihebaugh ia confined to his home with the Small Pox Wm Cothran went to Kirkwood Springs daysrChas Webb was in Madlsonvillo Monday Mr and Mrs Martin were Ip Madlsonvllle Monday Mrs Kate Withers who has been sp tbepast week with her sou Mr FrankWithers and his wife in Howell has returned home Miss Margaret Mitchell is visiting friends in St Charles bra few days this week Mr and Mrs C E Coleman were in Sobree Saturday night- J H Shanks the welt known contractor of Madlsonvllle was in town today on business Miss Maude Parish ot Madison ville was In town yesterday visiting friends V Mrs P B Davis left Sunday for Springfield vwhere her daughter Mrs Pauline Brooks is very ill as soon as she IB ab to travel Mrs Davis will return home bringing Mrs Brooks with hers Ed Kirkwood was in town Friday theStarnesdnext weekr OiBannonrQtaracdDiondsyg has iivl l lngI 1 Miss Francis McElfatrlck and John rann were in Madlsonvillo Sunday afternoon Bradley Stone Qf Madenville was In towp Sunday v Harrison Givens of Madlsonvllle I was in town today eNeal Spillman of Guthrie was in town today Miss Susan Marie Crutchfleld returned Saturday night attera leg thy visit to friends Ira Nashville Mrs Perpy Jameson Nashville and Mrs Earl Stone of Madlson vllle were in town yesterday P L Ford Is In I town fbr a few days 4 raw wr rter 6Mf kjki August Reduction- 1 t ON ALL T Summer Merchandise 4- rr H Begins Wednesday August 14 1 Ai tang Continues until September 1 k Our entire stock of Summer Oxfords Mens Boys La dies Misses and Ch1ldrenLroff of the regular f price r 9 i lot of Odds and Ends out on a Bargain Counter regular 250 3 and t 350 Oxfords Bargain Counter price 9Se i lot of Lawn 7 1810 Izand Iicts Bargain Counter price 3 j 58 arid loots r c i small lot of Calico American Prints short length per yard 4CfAll Summer Underwear both Mens Boys Ladies and Misses reduced 10 per cent e Y All Straw Hats left all this seasons styles just onehalf price 39 Ladies Skirts all on one rack regular 250 3 350 5 and 750 skirts re duced onehalf ricePLarge size Palm Leef Fans IOG dozen If you miss this opportunity you will miss saving yourself i some money t I CALL AND SEE FOR par YOURSELFI Barnes Cowand Company rrINCORPORATED e EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Lut nan Turner andNorrls King of St Charles were m town Sunday Miss Elena Smith of Madison vine Is in Dawson for a few days Clyde Thompson who has been ill for several Weeks Js able to be out againMrs L M Stanley is visiting her mother in Nebo for the past few days John HenlfySr of this city is visiting his daughter in St Charles Bad Mitchell has returned homo after a visit in Kirkwood Springs Mr and Mrs Dempsey Sharp and Mr and Mrs Ed Waller motored to Madlaonvlllo Sunday to thq Tent meeting Roy SuthardofMadlsonvlllefWS in t6wn Sunday M B Long and son Grover are in Evansvllle today Bud Kell of Madisonvllle was in town today on business Mr Sterm of Evansville was in town today Mrs Harriet Browning was in Madlsonville yesterday Mr and Mrs John Long and Mrs W 8 MoGary spent Saturday night in Mortons Gap with Mr and Mrs H L Browning Miss Mary Ryhan spent Sunday in Dawson Miga Annie Hill the popular bookkeeper at Barnes Cowand Co spent Sunday in Dawson Henry Barker was in Dawson Sunday Mason Carna ban spent Sunday in Dawson Miss Carnabanspent Sunday in Dawson + Roy Sutbard ofMadlsonvllle was IB Dawson SbQdaywlthafarty of onr young John DeVy Ider weat to Dawson Sunday Ramsey hllllpa went to Dawson Sunday Miss MaryParker spent the day at Dawson Sunday Bobert Nourse is visiting his grandmother f in the country this week Joe Furgerson of Hopkinsville was in town yesterday J H JenkIns of Paduoab is vis iting friends here this week J B Gestj the popular Insurance man was in Morton Gap yesterday Mr A 0 Bpuoo of St Loafs Is visiting his sisterof Mrs Alma Cer bltt a Points on Plumbing Good plumbing is necessary to good health Graceful fixtures are necessary to bathroom beauty Good plumbing throughout the house means omfort and sanitary security Goodplumbing fixtures are easily cleaned thus lightening labor A nice white sink and convenient laundry trays make kitchen and laundry work much pleasanter t If your plumbing has not these qualities it will be to your interest to consult us we can remodel it and if necessary replace the fixtures with those of 5tnndntfdgguaranteed IL manufacture The guarantee insures dependable fixtures arid protects our reputation with ypu t as you are certain to receive satisfactory service from theseIfixtures and therefore we can I r f recommend them Estimates i furnishedwithout charge j fJ 5 0 MADISONVILLE PLUMBING COMPANY 121 Suft St JOHN L BRIEN ianaier Pkone 555 PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING The Bees Mammoth Cave Contest NOTTRANSFERABLE y t Good for 25 v Votes for t i5 S h1 Mlse It placed in Ballot Box in Bee Office before Wednesday Au 21 wwwvwywwwvWww tvwmrmarrnr W a tulr WNjNJ ty B M LATONi+ Funeral CSC ore8nS8 Embalm r NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICEy4PWe 1242 MADISQMyiLLE KY I dtWN 4duN MiN rtj J 4 c 9t ir i t k k t Muslcnijust been Immanuel z of Italy as ono of tho now senators wo11xla a native of Padua but It1an la hie Memo my adoption There he won his c first successes In 1862 His MephlH topheles Is the work by which he la best known to the general public Constipation Is the starting pointy if r many serious diseases To be healthy keep the bowels native and regular HERBINE will remove 4allaccumulations In the bowels and Put the system in prime condition Price BOo Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment Cleaning Glass Bottles t A glass water bottle when constant ly used soon Incomes discolored Thiss may easily bo cleaned by pouring a little vinegar into the bottle and add tog a pinch of salt Allow this to stand for several hours then rinse urith clear water The bottle will ber + perfectly clear and bright Stepping on A rusty nail has been r thec uBe ot any cases pf lockjaw The nail was not so much the fault AS neglect tJf the wound If such wounds were promptly cleansed and BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT applied there would be no lockjaw SB the antiseptic properties of the liniment would counteract the pois on and the wound would heal quick ly Price 25c I Ooand 100 per bot tle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Depart- ment Ifeenlus Simply Concentration If there be anything that can be Milled genius it consists chiefly In ability to give that attention to a sub- Ject which keeps It steadily In the tilndI till we have surveyed It accu- ratelyk on all sides Reid k V Jr W S Qunsalus a farmer liv- Ing n says he has Used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in his family for fourteen years and that he has 1 und It to be an excellent remedy and takes pleasure in recommending 4 it For sale by All Dealers Making Reproof Effective Being to advIse or reprehend any one consider whether it ought to be bipublfo or In private presently or fct some other time and in what terms Jo do it and in reproving show no Aliens of choler but do It with sweet mess and mildness George Washing Jon Bites of poisonous insects that cause the flesh to swell must be treated with healinganttseptic that Tirlll counterac tt1e poision and heal the wound BALLARDS SNOW requirewent and 1 per bottle Sold by St IncorporatedJru Kills ContagiousGerms Turpentine mixed with carbollo meld and kept In open vessels about the room will greatly lessen the risk of contagion In scarlet fever diph IberiaetcHome Department Na tonal Magazine Makes Immense Difference The difference between a long andr abort yarn is very well illustrated by the difference of ones feelings In hold ing a skein for ones grandmother or for ones sweetheart N011ICEi t r I t J i King Solomon Lodge of the U B F NO 40 and S M T Forest Temple No 48 o i y l Will celebrate their 19th anniversary at V I EARLINGTON KY AUGUST 17 1911y I At LAKESIDE PARK o Everybodyis inviteS to come out and make it a day of pleasure All Churches and Sunday if f1 r Schools are invited to bef t out with1us V1 on that day The lodges that will turn out with the lodges of Earlington dare Love 1176U BF Madisonville Ky Mortons Gap 98sJa UBF Mortons Gap Ky Dausori Springs 31 U BF and t11eTempleof each place are v f r invited to turn out f with the Temple at Earlington Ky There will beplenty of good speakt J i I i anding1 J Thomas Wayne Table N0 If d1eatSi Hattie Nuby Sabra Duncan Mollie Andersont f 4 V Laura Dade P A Cavanaugh and Solomon Fraiser Table No 2 Cream BiidDade James Chi dress Dock Nichols t Green Leauell Laura Foster Jannie Morton LissyDi ri 1 j jr Renfro Table No 3Frqitii W M Campbell W Hv Tandy Sarn Warthanlien6ra i Porter Johny Ray Nora Rose Dinna howler and John Baker 1 N v f Committee Arrangements GY Gladish Luther Smith Ira Collins Bell I i 1 4 4 Fowler Thomas Bias Henry Max ville Robert Clark Abe Renfro W A Foster Ben Isa t vV rv fv ty bell W M Fox Douglass Terrychairman + i jI- 1 u o rm finance Committee Henry Shanklin Francis Driver LillieJB Campbell I y i Comet one and aland dontV forget the date August 17 1912 Plenty of fun for the laY 1 I v andnight at the park in the day aria Colored Skating Rinkat night where you can have1 Vi v your fun Admission to the Rinkat night iOc children under 10 years 5cWf i V t W M and G W Gladish I E Bdmonson W P Francis Collins Lillie go Campbell Sec Douglas terry Oen Mgr WE DO ONLY THE BEST JOB WORK v I The Last Call buyers are in the eastern mar LSOur efirig the purchase of our ge Fall Stock FITM Advance shipments have already begun to arrive In order to make room for our Fall and Winter Goods we are offering all Summer Dress Goods Fab- ricsa i Ladies ReadytoWear Mens and r Boys Clothing Straw J Hats LwCut Ii5jS Shoes Floor Coverings 4 ro hand Lawn Furniture at greatly reduced I w 0 f r v I prices ar J V Ji t Give us a call 1 c I The Mcleod Store I INCORPORATED MADISQ Vile KET a- y CKLi r t- rI- ir L V 1 K k i5 r 5 r3 Sri rS + t Sallow complexion omes from aydthebowels they are torpid The mod icine that gives results In such easesp is HERBINE It is a tine liver stimulant and bowel regulator Price 50c Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drugr De pbrtmentAvoid A Tedious Gossip Cautiously avoid talking of the domestic affairs either of yourself or of other people Yours are nothing to them but tedious gossip theirs are nothing to you Chatter eld Are Ever at Wa There are two things everlasting ly at war Joy and piles But Buck Ions Arnica Salve will banish piles in any form It goon Subdues the itching irritation inflammation or swelling It Rives comfort invites joy Greatest healer of burns bolle ulcerslcuts bruises eczema scalds skin eruption Only 25otp at All Druggists Key Ring for a Bride At a marriage service at Chelten ham parish church recently it was found that the bridegroom had forgot teltherlnr At the uggeBtlon of the clergyman the key of the church- door which had a ring at the end was commandeered and the ceremony was completed Pall Mall Gazette Indian Pilled on Track Near Roohelle III an Indian wpnt to sleep on a railroad track and was killed by the fas s j He laid for his carelessnestwith his Often its that way when peor pie neglect coughs and colds porit risk your Ute when prompt use of Dr Kings New Discovery will euro them and so prevent a dangerous throat or It completely cured me in a short time terrible cough that followed a seyere ttadk of Grip writes J R FJpydade rexand1 regained t5 pounds m I Jad19stH Quick safe reliable and guaranteed tAUIt s ldt v w k r x oiL COLORED COLUMN 7REV tR EVANS EU1TOB The funeral services of Mrs Hes ter Tri beo and the marriage of Miss Nellie IIad ford to Mr Lau don Luton were nut mentioned in the Bee on account of the absence of Rev Evans last week Messrs William Walker aud Will Patton are on the sick list this week also Mrs Kate Johnsonf Mrs John Porter was visiting in Mortuns Saturday and Sunday AH the delegates to the Grand Lodgeat Chicago have returned and report a very excellent trip and a grand session Mrs Frances Collins Is visiting in indianppolls Ind A large party of Earlington people ipeut stSunday In Dawson Springs I Mrt Wm Klllibrew is gradually improving we hope he will soon re cover Rev H Amos was In tQwu last Friday Rqv Amos is in failing health Any assistance given him will be gratefully received ProfJ W JBelland Rev J R jfivan will leave for Frpukfort Ky Tuesday morning tb attendthe Gon- oral Association of KT Baptist ZRev EvanSwishes tb thank the Ynuy members and friends fortheir kindneBB and aBBistance given his family during nls absence on ao count of the serious Illness and re oeul death of his mother at Browns vllte Tenn Mrs Annie Martin who has been BO very sick for several weeks Isre epperatingMrs Brown was visiting in Crqfton last undayi- ReVi and rivns epjoyed a very pleaaapt stopover at Milan Ten their old hwne on their rp- tprutriif t Rev Payne PB Greenville IB cou I iL1f u C fl- to 4k u 1 r dueling revival services at the A M E Z Church this city Miss Httzol White was in Hop klnsville Sunday attending the fun oral of an old school mate Were all medicines as mentor tons as Chainberlalris Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the world would he much bettor off and the percentage of suffering greatly det creased writes Lindsay Scott of Temple Lid For sale by All Dealers neiresses nave forlIpathway of life were filled with pock otbook snatchers Miss Elmer Starka who has been Vlaiflng Mrs John Prather left Sunday night for Knoxville Tenn where she will visit friends The Trials of a Traveler I am a traveling salesman BerkshIreVt Ibeganexcellent unequaledViRts L Revised Version Always put off tonight what ys toUBt put on tomorrow u THEECONOMICAL WAY The long distance service ot the Cumberland Telephone do Tel egraph Company enables the business man to conduct all of his outside affairs in the most economical and satisfaptory manner Yqu can get long distance connections to all outside important Earlli1gtoli 7a For information call I CUMBERLAND tEL PHoNE TELEGRAPH CO SET i Notice to Contestants i f ooo votes will be allowed on every ioo worth ofprintipg turnedin by contestants in the Mammon 1 Cave Contest For prices on printing telephone No j47i Earlingtbn or No 4 Madisonville i BEE ADPAtf r ojtJJ c j