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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i t TUESDAY and 3 FRIDAY r AFTERNOONf ri p Q i K i t f 4II1I- IIIPi w co IJl1lIiS OnlLJ 20 for ix Day Outing 1 and a 400 mile river trip over beautiful Green river Party will leave Earlington in special coachon train 52 Saturday August 24 I w Will visit principal of interest in Evansville as guest of StreetJRarlway Co Leave Evansville on Steamer City of Evansville rat 5 oclock pm Spend two days and at Cave hotel Take route No1and 2 in cave Leave Mammoth Cave Wednesdaya t y- w morning oni Steamer ccBwlilgGreen ii Arrive EvansvilleThut r aYnight in time to have put on train 93 This will i be a splendid six days travel free from dirt dust and cinders a cdojand f pleasant river breeze practically all the time andsome i of the most gorgeous scenery in the country along Green Rivet ome and go with us all expenses paid T l f The SemiWeekly Beer Earlington Kentucky Sc e Vi f STOCK LAW WILL BE ENFORCED Chief of Police Bradley Receives Instructions Fjrpm Ciiy Council TO KEEP HOGS AND- CATTLE OFF THE STREET t Chief of Police Bradley has re coivod instructions from the City council to enforce the stock law Tills means that no more horses mulos cattle or hogs will be allowed to run loose on the streets of Ear lington and that no hogs may be I kept fnlpens within the incorporate limits of the city Following the niaceta NOTICEV I have been ordered by the City Stockk1tnulesor hogs running at largo in the had better look after them or anyone with hogs In pens within the City limits had better remove them at once for I am goingAto enforce the lawttwWILLIAM BIApLEXli Chief of Police A Fishing Party + t Mr and Mrs John Grlfiln and lant fly and Mr and Mrs Mack Priest and family and Mr C E Woolfolk are going to Rumsey for a three weeks fishing trip They go every year A GREAT PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OFFER The Most Liberal We Have Ever Made The SemiWeekly Bee until January 1 1018 and tho Dally Evening Post until November 10 1912 count the time Just 1 This IA less than onehalf tho regular pfclce rho theIeVe Be euro to send you order under this special rate today to the Semi- Weekly Bee Earlington Ky D1 Mann Dies at Madisonville DJ L Mann 77 years old fath er of Clyde Marn of Madison vilje died at the home of his sou there tlast Thursday evening at 7 oclock Mr Manu had bQeninbaiUlieartrh forsever months aud jft erecently brought to from her horn in Fair Spring Va in hopes that the change would better him The remains were shipped to the Virginia home Friday deaHItI I The taru6s was a greatluccess lfondny bightkA large crowd were present analt were very enthusiastic over th Pride Of Virginia4 which was played Tjiis show will bo here all this weekcomh out and eu joy yourself Subscribe for The Bee t if If SPECIAL PRICESON TH- EWOQDBURYf HAIR 1rK PREPARATIONS For a short time we offer these well known prepara tions when bolight assorted at the following named reduced prices 1Woodburys Combinauphrfair I ftftWd1 Re 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Evansvilleeach party will see that their baggage is unloaded from the special coach Do not check auy bnggage Vt wjll tc1f c r of nHbtlJRg efts loaded at Evansville and eeefliatl it is transferred to the steamer Each party should take a pair of easy shoes for the routes in Mam moth Gave The nichts are so coolon the river a light wrap will be necessary Take you- rKodibalong it will come i- nhdyThose who play bridge llvEfhuudred or cinch should pro vide themselves with a deck of cp1BOlin early Saturday morniui and get your badges these badges must be Worn during the euttre trip A WonderT- he Texas Wonber cures Kidney at d cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregu larities of bladder troubles remov ing cravel the kidneys and bladder ReJu1ltesblaCdersold by your druggist will be sent by mail on reoipt of 100 Onn small bottle is two months treat meiithub seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Hall 2953 Olive street St Louis Mo Bold by all druggists 9 U D C Will Give Reception in Honor of State President Mrs John L Woodbury of Louisville State President of the tl Earlintiton today to be the guest of Earlmg ton Chapter U DO The rep QeptiouiuHer honor will be giv eii at th uqme of Mrs Dan Urn stead this evening from 780 to 1000 Every member is expec Tie3tpvb0jpre8ent The confederate veterans are also cordially invited irt L Wanted yt once 100 Miners Steady work- NORTONVILLE COAL COKE CO- d Incorporated Reubin Miles Seriously Injured j Reubin Stiles an employe pf theL N was seriously injured in a wreck near Madisonville Sunday morning His leg and arm wore broken and shoulder dislo clued He was moved to the St Bernard Hospital at this place for treatment A through freight ran into a switch engine in the Arklo yardfcxnd turned over sev oral ctare MIlea was caut1pt 11 between tWft c rs nlI + I POSTiOFFIOE ROBBED Tne Post Office at Mortons Gap was I Broken into and Robbed r Sunday Night I J As near as could be estimated i pOO in cash and 8850 worth of ppstage stumps were taken En Haute was gained through th of open heard the noise and gave th alarm Two men were arrested at Hopkinsville Mon aymorning and held on suspicion Did More Goodj ran all Other Tonics or Quinine When quinine falls Hughe- Tonlci Huahos Tonic did moreKood thanall tbo dtherr tonics Q 3ulbJue3togjatherJ Qp tiisaa will W the rHugblfs Tonic acts like a charm Sold b f- Drugglets60c and 100 bottles Prepared by CO Louisville Incorporated A Lawn Fete A lawn fete was given in honor o Henrv and Miss Mary Barker at the home of their aunt Mrs Carna han whom they are visiting Japanese lanterns decorated the lawn and oast a brightglow over the young people who were playing games and amusing themselves Indifferent ways A large crowd was present andI all had a good time j Refreshments were served Peer languid weak run down Headache Stomach olfl A good remedy Is Burdock Dlood Bitters Ask your druggist Price fioo A PERFECT GIFT Handsome in crimson and gold invitingly packed and full oft ex quisite chocolates WENEVERSWIISEQUA r St Bernard Mining Go Incorporated DrujJ TT r j 1 I RINGLING CIRCUS AT HOPKINSVILLE Great Spectacle of Joan of Arc Added td Their Show Blnuling Brothtr Circus and new- S added 500000 speotiele of Joan of Arc will exhibit in Hopkins ville Saturday on Sept 7tb Thee spectacle in itself is an attraction that should bnup thousands of visit tors from the surrounding country greatesteproduction of its kind ever seen in America The worlds most skillful scenic artists costumers propertymakers chorus directors and stage managers were engaged to mount the produo tion A stage bigger than a bun andsmade portable so that it can bo ooh veyed from town to town find price ted each morningin jte jRaai tent Thus the circus proprietors have made it possible for those who live in contributory towns as wen as in the large citfen to see this magnifi cent wordless with its cast of 1200 characters a ballet of 800 dance ins girls a grand opera chorous off 400 voices GOO horses and a trainload of special scenery costumes prop erties and mechanical devisee for producing such stage effects as thun der lightning storms fires and the sound of battle I In tIe old market place of Rouen France there now stands a nionu meut by whicli the French of today have sought to redeem their part in the execution of Joan of Arc who on May 80 1431 was burned to death on tun false charge uf heresy after hav ing delivered her country from the English and having restored the crown to Charles VII History re cords but the meager feats of this strange heroine of eighteen years who led theanm9of France victor ious through English invasion and then deserted bv all even the indo lent monarch whom she preserved died by the cruelest torture Jtnown with the name of the master upon her lfp1 Unsung in poetry the name of this simple pleasant girl has come down through the ages to be revered as that of a saint and whose won derful powers and whose bravery are verily believed to have been of divlpe inspiration- On the triumphant incidents the victorious engagements the final defeat of the English armies and the coronation of Charles VII all achieved by the frail Maid of Or leans has been founded the inspir ing spectacle which gives Bingling Brothers circus a new significance and makes an attraction such as the world in searching for amusement has never befora found Tberegular circus program is more than ever attractive Its company of 876 foreign artists ita double me nagerie and its now street parade will prove a great surprise to those who attend from this city The event is one that should not be missed Little Miss Fish Entertains Little Sarah Margaret Fish en tertained on Wednesday evening in honor of her sixth birthday birth day Twelve of her rlittle friends were there several pretty presents were received by the little hostess Games and other amusements were indulged in nice refreshments were served Cheapest accident Insurance Dr Tbgmas8 setae Oil For burns icalds cuts and emerges cies A11 n Bgfate eels itJscadoc e r t 7 TUESDAY andi FRIDAY AFTERNOON r places nights specialcoach upper for20i L Madisotnville TomeJ7 Combination5ttalp i KENTUCKY texas nOurrivedin ROBINSONPETTET Department 4 e IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE iatIdle Hour Theatre to Have new f Opera Chair put In their Building stThe Idle Houi Moving Plctaro Theatre are to put in 180 opera chairs with the Rotterdam finish in their building this will be a great im provemonts as well as ease and corn fort to their patrons The price of admission will remain the same being ten cents for adults and five cents for children NOTICE DANGER f There will be target practice at at Earlington August 10 to Auglltitls I 81 and you must keep out of theiwoo fsdn relit of target range erThe September Womans Home Como panlon The September Womans Home Companion is the fall fashion num ber Under the direction of Grace Margaret Gould who edits the fash ions Department women are shown jl how they may dress fashionably and yet economically There is a great variety of fashion articles and lllus tratious including all the latest news from Paris and New York which as everybody knows are the centers of dress ideas Miss Goulds y great contention is that women can d keep m style and yet not spend ex travagant sums of money She proves her point ably Iud presents Y it entertaininglySpecial contributed to the September Companion are ThevTown ThatHad no Slums Three American Duchesses being an intimate account of the Duchess of Manchester the Duchess ot Rox burgheaud the Duchess of Marlborough What Men Have Meant In My Life being an extremely s personal article by a great profegr t sional writer HoW IiSJng The Rosary an article of advice to singers iby Ernestine Schumann Helnk a great operatic and concert star and Playing Fair a practi cal talk to business girls full of stories and actual oases and otherx realmaterlattPicture is contributed by Mary Stewart Cutting Juliet Wilbur y Tompkins FrederickV M Smltt Mary Hastings Bradley Sophia Chandler and Beulah Marie Dl o There Are numerous illustrationsdin colors and the regular depart ments are full of good reading and practical ideasaJ Home For Sale t Chance of a lifetime to maket splendid investment either for renting purpose or a home comeito the Bee office and find out about it f Watls Lockev- viij3BiAnnlo Eookq of the country and Sam Watts of this city were married at the residence of Eev 4 Haward Brazeltonv on Friday after s noonThe bride is t larming youngrlady while Mr Watts is a popular young man both of the young peo ple are woll known and have many friends who wish them much happi y ness For any itching of the skin for skiaiaabes chap pimpiesetc1try Doans OIntunt t atall drug tore A j tlf LS NV ilL I V IIIii CLle fee 17 l f AND M MOORE PUBLISHER r JPAUL PAWOETT itit I AND BUSINESS MANAGER i IMember Association of HI League 1 f 4 Branch in Slatons Next Door I vile Phone No 242 AILEEN Mgr e 47 20 1912 f nnnnn 1 4 MadisonvilleI 1 Robert wont to Henderson w Friday night Ruby and Pauline Carr i Sturgis are guests of their sister Mrs Dan Wilson D Mr and Mrs Wm Finloy attended o d the Primitive Baptist at Pleasant Run church near Norton 1villaSaturday and Sunday Wm Riggia went to attend the association r9s i t MrsV Cornelius Webb of Anton serpI JVH Nibluck of Browders was hiI 1 tCp Dawson 4 s Roth Balbof Ltnerty was here Friday it Buck Madison of the An v ton country was in town Friday IMrs I Spillman of Owensboro fti has been visiting her sister Mrs John DeMoBB and other relatives 1 Mrs Chas Larkin on the sick list r Mrs 0 B has returned from a visit In Hanson Mr and Mrs Tom Hearin are both t quite alck i Headley Ashby is after two wooks Illness Mrs W L Hall is visiting In Mem spphlsPennuRl of Robinson are DawtjMr and Mrs T E FInley have reIi1rhiJdjIMw a visit inI i 1Dell oBB is oaninoWn1ovothis right hand and epealta low words i little son of Mrs Clay MoEutn riwhbih lifevef Mrs CPTora Day of this city ended heV life hero Monday morning by carbolic acid She was the bV1several ago She was a hfgbjj rlyrespeoted lady and lived with her t lather Sam Kiribati ttt north Mad MMMM MNMNwM N N M Subscription Rates One Year 8100 Six tnonths4r 60 Three mouths 25 Single copies1 S copies nailed free on ents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par oculars Entered at the Earlinjrton Post Office as Second Class Matter 0fice Ben Once to Kentucky RingsMISS DAIS f Telephone Tuesday August Notes DeMos Misses Association Kbrtonville Sundayfo Uncle Is Livingston improving Will PrbviBenbe tylitdobq improving The improving drinbiug application Correspond nH sonville she leaves a 8Vtt1 year old son IRlohltud Mrs T U O borneof were here Saturday Grand Maxwell and John Simpson of Riohland were here Saturday Clarence Livingston of Anton y was here Saturday oShero Saturday 1Gus Fowler of Liberty was i Saturday Finis Williams of Liberty was i town Saturdayj retarueefrom an extended visit in Tennessee and h accepted a position with G W Wathens store MrandMrs F 0 Oldham of the country were her Saturday shop ping wana here Saturday Jeff Fowler of the Anton countryI was in town Saturday Raymond Todd of Anton was here Saturday Mr and Mrs Grover Todd of An ton were here Saturday Mrs Will Lacy and children who has been visiting here for several weeks returned to their home in Hopkinsville Friday Miss i Clara Oastleberry of Princeton who has been the guest of her cousin Miss Bessie Finley left Friday to visit Mrs Lacy at Hopkinsville Miss Robbie Barnard of Anton was in the city Friday and Saturday and left Saturday for Dawson Dan Wilson went to Henderson Saturday Miss Maggie Dill who pas the guest of Mrs Tom eDj returned toher home in Tenn Friday Mr and Mrs N C Hollinger and Mr and Mrs J W Wilson went to Dawson Friday fora days outing- A numder of children are making for an entertainment to egtven at an early date by ProtoI Lovan who has ation for his splendid entertainfc ments the title of the coming one tF t NOTHING TOO GOODt4- 1J I FOR OUR PATRONS T IDtE HOURI Wednesday Aug 21 Wednesday t REEL 1 i The Foreign Spy Nestor t mEEL 2i i Father Beauclirereliance RE D 3 I l C tve MansiWooing tmp1 iWith Henry Baggott W R Daly and Violet Harper in the leading roles A full 1006 feet of original and laugbprovoking comedy 1 t I II THE ECONOMICAL WAY r+ k The loner distance service ot the Cumberland Telephone Tel egrapb Company enables the business man to conduct all of his j outs do affairs In the mostooonomioal and satisfactory manner You can long distance connections to all outside important 4oltusancttonswJthln a radius of one hundred miles of Earliutf ton service rates For information call j fI CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GO Incorpoi nded r j I p BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT Featly tl to b tvu tvt thelisGVI1SY for the bftififttof the Moth ers club and the money will be used for the schout fund for the poor Miss Robbi1 Clayton is very tit I Naahvilie followinc r i that city last Monday Miss Mattie Ashbr efflcfetit eates1 lady with The New Famous lettBat urday for a vacation Miss Lillie Green a teacher of Ft Worth Texas on an extended to tbroulh the southern states is the city the attractive guest heroomins Misses Jltennd Jennie Greer OItIIOWfwhere Brert Hurt and Elizatintll Viqt rof Garliti ioa were tD re FfKlay Attorney Luke Hotton and little son of Waco Texas are guest of unole Tom Pariah Ull Broadway or Mrs Tufus Bdurland lot Tlit day for a few days visit in Nashvi fFriday and Saturday were dates for me examination of teaohe seven took examination for eeuu t and four for state Promipent Physicians Fall in 1Kidney TroubleA Wo 1mans Good Advice IIregatd Dr Kllpners Swam Ro ot as thebest medicine for kidney and bladder troublo I have over taken arid r will always recommend it to all that are afflicted with bladder or kidney trouble Foreleven months bladerd symptoms in my case were fearful gtreateddoctors of the country all of the failing to afford me the slightest relief and I continued to grow worse all the time and while I had utmo confidence in their treatment seemed that the time had come a- my case when I must try other re edies consequently I resorted to t use of SwampRoot and before I h taken three small bottles every pain and symptom bad completely disap peered For any form of kidney SwampRootfsor known it to fail in a single case Very truly yours L M AUNTTER 1VssStateScott County J Personally appeared before me undesigned members of Boacd Supervisors in and for said County II and State the within named L H Hunter wo after being duly swora states that the foregoing testimonial IS composed of his own words writ ten with his own band and the same is genulueIG Letter 1o Dr Kilmer 4L Co Binghamton N Y Prove What SwampRoot Will da for You Send to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y for a sample bottle IttwiU convince anyone You will also receive a booklet of valuable Information telling alt about the kidneys and bladder When writing be sure aud mention the Earnn ton SemiWeekly Bee Regular fifty ent and size bottles for i sale at all drug stores Mr Jamea L Dent Secretary of the Kentucky State Fair writes UB hat boys from about fifty counties made application aud submit f ed essays in competition for the Farmer Boys Encampment at the Kentucky State Fair during the week of September 9th14th at Louisville No papers have as yet been passed upon 90 competition is still open to all boysbntween the ages of 16 and 18 years who will apply to him for blanks or to the County School Superintendent Tliis should bel Mine at once as papers should be in the hands of the committee as soon spoaible The boy winning gets free trip from thu time he leaves 8 station until he returns ihclud ag ftatlltportNtlan hoard entrance q lr beaLdtla lte instruction tbat i veaby tinbera ol the iac pity of the AgrIQIJHl Department bf the State Universitytij1J STATE or OHIO Cmoi OLIDolss COUIIti Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co dofn business in the City of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that satdfirm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and veryi case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use r of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENBT Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pre ence this 6th day of December A D 1886 Ii SurAw GLFASOIIiii NOTKRT PUBLIC Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and f acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces jj of the system Send for testimonials freet F J CHBNEY Co Toledo O Sold by all Druggists 750 J Take Halls Eamlly Pills for constipation i j Miss Gladys Ashby a charm l1 ing young lady of Nashville Tenuis the guest of Miss Ida f Lee Sisfc t Three Earlington girls sat up- I the entire night recently discaff W sing they t Irnortality of the Saul f qaesiII 1 ioi Duel Has Happy Ending At Edinburgh two Italians met at Havingbut whiU PoUtonversary The second shot likewise proving abortive the bloodthirsty com bntants fell upon each others nock then quit the field arm in arm TravelerIn salesmandconstipation and indlgpsnoM till I LIfeBElnIl lent remedy For all etomuiD lIv erur kidney troubles they nit uneq ualed Only 25 cents nt All Din glflts larWhen Clay Pipes Were Popular Justin McCarthy wont toLondon in 1862 and found clay pipes in fashion tilinglobroad day with a clay pipe in his rmouth ho wrote Many a young monthyman Nesting Lifeboat Ono of the great transatlantic steamship companies has determined to make use of the system of carry nestingNesting struction tor the standard lifeboat could not be nested above two or at the outside tree deep Wore all medicines as mentor ious as Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the world would he much better and the percentage of suffering greatly de- e creased writes Lindsay Scott of Temple Ind For sale by All Deal ers BallmM Lefant and M Melfant InBep tember 1843 quarreled over billiards ofItandIkilladTurkey Behind the Times witror near one exception none is conducted oa a scientific plan Good Idea Who Is the ofofprofessor If you allude to raEtiBte I ihou l say St Vltae Waaaingtas Star = r h 1Frc1noc A MORTON t + 4 11 MADISONVILLE KY Y r r I IVVVIIAn NightICall Answered Day or Ir v 1renasIr+ r ay VaII ft91rJcEssSPECIALThis management and its management guarantees its patrons high class entertainments II Especially Adopted for Ladies ant Childrenn r We are again running the Worlds Boat Pictures You know what that means LubinR BiographKalomBI EssI1YII Paths SeUg and II Vitograph- MAD1SONVILLE p KY r lIttnee Daffy 2 p JRj WJrWJW WINNIW Nii wiiiiwiihn1I j a I A B M SLATON i Fawrai ErctoLicensed EtMllmef c NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE z Ploae 1242 MAOISONVILLE KY a ifd ut uMM + wVMMU v YWMWMW NU MMIikJUNMJMMMA 4441 1 The Bees Mammoth Cave ContestrNOT TRANSFERABLEitGood for 25 Votes for rz Miss I Ji placed ia Ballot Box in Bee Office before Wednesday Auj 21I y rA i VM if wrL T r t f t ARE YOU SICKa r I If POIS For Poison Blood iV PrIfteth Blood Clel lcatb UVU 6Vl j NclWttI t Ulceriitk aisauesframanycaus N 7 For Chills fever 4a Of all scientific Chill Malaria and Ajti 4 t cures CHILLAX is the worlds greatest Absolutely sure safe and harmless to i I the person takang it yet so extrernelyfatall to the malru germ that in most cases it fLeI1tirclyout of the system ia 3 days A Mild Family Laxative i v t The New Discovery F t 666 For RHEUMATISM and GOUT drip seated and apparently hbpelcse oases 1 1 I age dr by Specialists jg iJ eyeryquartcrof the Globe Plcasantto- I rSrDontwtteitlae curealla a rye r- r 1C t1 4AcAIi Fits r dney BladdDd UriIIDiHitw lcb itnereo ones to nsi aye PLUSHIIoagVa I+ sptjlpojuf i yV d iI I I I ir pw lJtJ 1Iii 1 Ditj Compete- w i 1 i tt1M INJINIAH GerM Priiios4 sae t i ants fiat 1i- r tAi PA1 IPer lit I 4 t I C u LAX Po dXUrI i r 1 re1 J INBY PLUSH Tc VIM1 t t tWie Sud the othu 1109 wltWti slaMOstis tree tits irk tfWt AIi A fiYT tlAeval ably attoatd Minus eM are sully w rueussdt I Mm Np it 4yy I Addrya + P f Ii CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL TO VSI1 I J l t f r 9 iQ 7 j h i M f ai W 1iidI c 1Lr P I J I o 0 I I r iitII IV The man who whispeis down a well tAbout the things he has to sell 5 Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and hollers t News of the Town I u One Edison Phonograph in good condition for sole Apply to BounLANDnRobert McGreor who has been visiting relatives hare has returned to his home nt Louisville Harry S Corey and family and visitor Miss Faull spent Sunday in a Ju the country near Grapevine the guest of Mr nut Mrs J S Todd Miss Nona Faull of St Charlie is visiting Miss Elizabeth Corey this week Bibles and Wall Mottoes all grades and prices Pictures of Jesus Christ as Infant youth Crucified and Ideal lOo for the four Can furnish you any book published W ALT Iti N MARTINI x Miss Bnllo Wilson was in Madl Bonvllle Friday Inl1anythhur CorrespondencySchool a bargain Apply at Bee Office Boy Parker was lu Madisonville 4 Saturday Cutbrenr 1tiH GladysVaughn Why sit at home and swelter when Idle Hour breezes send the heat waves helter skelter waskin town Monday Miss Nell Bobinsonof St Charles visited here Monday 660 j For Bhcumatism and Gout Mies Minerva Davis of Anton Is visiting In the city this week WANTEDGentlemen roomy ers for two nicely furnished rooms centrally located terms reasonable Apply at this of Ifioe tf 1 Miss Balontine of Sprlng wasthelif field guest of her sister f Mrs John Prather Saturday and 1 Sunday Jim Parker was In the country near Blchland Sunday KillPole t For Bad Biood Mr and Mrs Proctor and Miss Baldwin of Henderson ere guests of Dr and Mrs R A Baldwin He who knows and knows ho knows He IB wisefollow him HP always goes to the IDLE HOUB THEATREDr ot Hopkinsvllle visit ed his daughter Mrs Lauder Chti holm this week ChIl lax For Chills and Fever Freeman Kl or of Madlsonville was in town attending the tout show Monday night George Lackey and niece ot Hop klnavtllo visited relatives here Sunday What Is the Fate of Mothers Find out by going to the IDLE HOUR Thursday Kidney Flush For Kidney and Bladder Disease A crowd of young people had a basket dinner In the grove near Wilson School House Sunday The wagonette was crowded but a place was found for a five gallon freezor of cream but this caused the young ladles to sit in each others laps Have you been there t Bean where Down to the Idle Hour tlrA L and Family leave t might for a visit to relatives in St Louis HOWL anywhere and anyijrge for the Idle Hour Motion j your coupons ane win the dollar Friday night at the Idle Hour Lawson Ashmoreof St Charles was hero Monday on business Everybodys seeln1 em Seeln1 what Why the fine pictures at the IDLE HOUR Mrs Dick Woodruff and two daughters who have been visiting Mrs Ueo Faull of this city have returned home You had better go 1110 WHERE Why to the Idle Hour Mr and Mrs Will Faull of St Charles were here last week visit- Ing Mr and Mrs Geo Faul- lWantedRoomereapply to Mrs Bessie Tanner James Fish visited friends In Nashville Monday Mrs James Fish Is on the sick list this week I t y t I L 8 finCeSS i I A NEW MOVING PICTURE SHOW High Class in Every Way I of I JI I Newly Furnished Building THE BEST FILMS ON THE MARKET 1 THREE REELS 3000 Feet of Films Each Night1 r Elevated Floor Comfortable Chairs High Class fSerWce 1 l Ir YOUgetyour moneys worth at this i PiCTUHE MIOW1l i k Prices 5 and 10 Cents YOUR PATRNAGE SOLICITED X44 + e h v t 1 Cansler Maloney Murphyf EIt4dY J n x w W j a 1ItJ K FUry r 5 V J A i i With eau iua in to I I I see our of it is r II IIBed Bed Room Suits in Oak Walnut or Everyone a beauty 4500 ICircassian6000 6500 anti 10000 Springs for Wood or Iron Bed Every one 000 guaranteeQII For the LibrarytBookcase and Desk oak polish v finish P25 00 io 5r 4t Beautiful Oak Library tables polish finish lbiOO 2000 Ladies Desk Oak or 1000 and 12 50 Leather Rockers Oak or IIGeQuine 1500 PORCH SPECIAL Bl Inch 250 Natural f ti ti t PROOF Should Convince The Greatest Skep tip in Because its the evidence of an Testimony easily The strongest endorsement of merit The best proof Read it Mre M Oauioy Earllngton Kyn says I havo used Doans Kidney Pills in our family and have found them very good Whenever we have kidney trouble and pains In the back a few dos s of Deans Kidney Pill cure the They ire for o loan hlghjy recommend this remedy WJien Your Black IB XjameTrRe member the Name Dont simply aBkfora Klldney ask dls tfnotiy for Doans Pills the elliiit Mrs Qauley hadtiome testimony o all stores Prop Buffalo N Y1 BAPTIST HILL NEWS By MRS o W LLOYD MlsaEffle Alraon who has ben vlsitim her aunt for the last three months has to her horrid at Waverly Union county Ky Mrs Walton Wright left this af ternoon qn 51 to visit her mother Mrs Frank Stokes at Graham Ky Mrs lien Hammonds has a fine girl mother and baby doing nicely Mr Ed Hankins baby Is on the sick list this this week The Klrkwood Springs people have returned homo and report a nice time they were Mr and Mrs Herbert Floyd Mr and Mrs Jim it rr to n Hankins Mr and Mrs Oas Carroll and Mrs Will Cothrun Mr and Mrs Henry Olemonts and Mr and Mrs Ed Hankins Mr and Mrs Brasher Jackson have gone to the country Little Miss Olara Stokes Is Improv- Ing since she received her brace Miss Della Lamb is preparing to visit her mother at Shelburtr Ind Mr Will Burues baby is no bet ter Mrs Ida Stokes Is on the sick list this week Mrs Roman l4Y rfIf IDg to Qoil Town Monaay to attend the Tent meeting held by H n Collier and W M Rogers of Nashville Tenn FortPoisened by Cream 1h Society of the M Church gave an Ice Oream p 6rSatdf day night for the Benefit ot the church The sapper witsa success in af financial and social way and the only io the af fair was that all who partook of the cream were raide very The had over forty calls on Sunday and were kept very busy Some of the patients were made quite ill while others were only slightly affected The thfnk there is no doubt the ice cream that wits by the ladit trouble as tile anus who were so fortunate as to get home made cream were not made a rK 4 FURNITURE Iii i 11of f owe a duty to your children andi to your community as as to 1 yourself to fix up your home ir make it charming as as fortable A neatly furnished I home influence L 1 a good uporilchildren helps every succeed business and every women succeed socially Moral line new and uptoodate furniture gSd 1 learn how easy to make your home attractive HaRoom Hints Quartered Mahogany guaranteed Combination Quartered Quartered Handsome Quartered Mahogony Upholstered Mahofony POSITIYE arlington investigated difficulty ajspgood ldentouse Kidney backedby FosterMilburn returned thodjk ofN6rtpnVille Bfortonville physicians physicians purchased HEvrUJnAky well well com has the it I M iDiiiirtg Room H1titSSTry one of our quartered oak polish finish the fvery latest designs 2000 32 50 4000 and 5000 i Quartered Oak Dining Tables round ahd square pedestal X dividing and no dividing inch inch and 54 inch tops J 6 and 8 feet extension 15 17502260 and 3500 Golded Oak box set Dining Chairs in leather or saddle seats per set1000 16 00 and 2000 Beautiful quartered oak China Cabinets extra values 1500 to2500 yr N Other Furniture 4H l Trees quartered oak 1000 to 2000 f t v FoldipBeds mantle and upright 15 00 toJJ32 50 v Wardrobes Chifforobes and Chiffoniers sty 00 to 3050ij I Parlor Suits oak or mahogony25 00 to 5000 Wf J Davenports automatic and unifold 25rOO to 4500 LKtS1AT GOOABi 42 Seat69cRegular Finish i specialPorch I 1J U 6- PorcheSeaWood 425 MadlsonvtlleKentuckyAugust 1r95r1 t arllngtoncHlzen remedy Co Mr Ice drawback ill s- causedthe 45 48 Il III l p i l VIII in quality and design of plumbing fixtures s- I THEadvance 30 years has been rapid and remarkable This has left many homes with plumbing fixtures which I 111are far from modern and in some cases at least far from iiu sanitary 4 v lliIfyour plumbing equipment is the old style woodtencased plumbing with its hiding places for holding dirt Elland moisture or if you have any doubt whatever as to sanitary condition of your plumbing fixtures t us examine them and sKowyou illustrations of the lattest Standard plumb in e fixtures 1guaranteed by the 1f manufacturers Advancrddm- ethods of installing Itplumbmc proper metlidds v CJ use If you want this kTi d let us do your work HADISONVILLE PLUMBING COMPANY y 121 Surfj St JOHN L DRIEN Manager Phone 555 PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING = 1 t l s ii r BDS PAY I 1 i ft M si 4a d t N A i v t PiIlttq l p YY I ti v nkt r to t 61c r l J 0 1j IrP m t I II h I i- I l nR i fLC 2 j v iiiZll I II J If V d Okt t 1J uIIuD IHE I I I MamothCave J 0i h r VIA Evansville and the Green River t theseven milks rail 400 mile river trip Two two atthe- MammothCave Hotel Two routes yin Cave i days outing all L I 9nAJ1gustJ i 2th the SemiWeekly Bee 5 will send seven young ladies ff6m HopkinsCQunty 4 to the Mammoth Cave via Evansville and the Green River This trip is one of the most delight r ful trips imaginable A cool breezy river trip of 400 isftes Pictuijeque alltheway to say nothing of the Mammoth Cave The Cave Hotel is one oi the best in the countryrn l1 We will two days and two nights at the Cave t o k giving the partyample time 2 torest between routes We have made arrangements I to take as manyas SO with Contest1 f ants L J by a days and nnxhts the for 20 scenery spend 120 Six r i t r a f C i I f k on Green Rumsey jtI t I Jfc 4 i J Steamer of Evansville Tha Will Take The Bees Party Evansville to Math Cave fw kref r rir A Aw 7 keladvantage t of phis occasion i bC and join the party can do so by Sjendirig if irf their names arid depositing 20lit v5 ll with the Bee onor before iI1 li1it August 22rld V t Scene RiverLocks at J KvJ4 OJ VX 1 City jTFromIitI n- f7 I sx 1- to w a- i J