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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-23

Madtsonvtlle.
Rev. !. ID, Fraser and family are
this week moving into the new
parsonage on Moss Avenue which
has just been completed. This is a
comfortable roomy cottage, pleas
antly located.
A party of young people chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Me.
Gary snd Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Evans
visited the coke owens last night.
One Of the pleasant features was a
nice lunch. 4
L0ST-on the road between the
residences OF Mrs. Jennie K. Moore
on East Main and Paul NJ. Moore a
pair of gold rim spectacles in case,
Finder will please return them to
esther place above mentioned.
Acting Manager Ed Trahern, Of
The st. Bernard Drug Store, receiv-
ed t,i12 pounds OF smoking tobacco
In one order last week. The drug
store sells more tobacco than all the
combined stores in the city. This
supply will not last long.
Six members OF the Salvation
army were here holding services on
the street Tuesday and Wednesday
They attracted good crowds and no
doubt these good people do much
for the betterment OF the world,
reaching many that no other relig-
Gus sect can.
Quite an interesting game Of ball
was played here last Thursday be-
tween the MadIsonvIlle High School
and the e. A. Q. resulting as usual
in f. A. @. winning by q score Of I
to 6. Paul KING, of st. Charles,
did the slab work for the home boys
and pitched a fine game. He prom
Uses to be one of the best pitchers in
this eud Of the state.
Tue SOCIAL given by the workers
OF the Epwotth League Tuesday on
the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. Marian
Sisk was social and financial sue
cess. The Japanese lantern and
table decorations presented very
pretty picture. From APP. m. till lC
O'Clock the crowd came and went,
partaking of the wholesome and
dainty refreshments. The amount
added TO the League fund was $50. 80,
Our efficient Business Manager,
Mr.. Thomas Wand, is spending
this week In vacation with his
home folks at Morgautown. And
we may also add that part of the
time Is being spent on the classic
banks of Green river, wich is in
deed quite contrast from the du-
ties connected with a hustlIng and
progressive paper and job plaut rs
the Bee.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-23
NTERURBAN TRAIN
NORTH BOUND.
SOUTH BOU Nd.
/, c. p. r, TIME CARD

Time of departure of Illinois Cen
tral trains from Nortonville' KY
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-23
DIR. Shops
Cough Cure
Sold bv St. BERNARD Mining Co. Store
lrcoRPoRATEo
Drug Department.
They Really Believe Il.

They Really Believe II.
Some people cling to the old-fash'
toned idea that a man must bs q
genius II he goes about with uncombed
hair.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-23

The Il. A, G. Jr., Ball Club beat
the MadisonviIle Jr., club last week
by a score Of IL to 4. While the Jour
malls are too strong for us, we can
and have beat every other club of
Madisonville.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-23

Rev. J. ID, Fraser and family are
this week moving into the new
parsonage on Moss Avenue which
has just been completed. This is a
comfortable roomy cottage, pleas
antly located.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-23

All kinds of fresh vegetables at
Webb Bros.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-23

Governor Notified
Frankfort, KY. July 22.--Gov-
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-23

A party of young people chaper
Oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nc
Gary snd Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Evan
visited the coke owens last night
One Of the pleasant features was
nice lunch.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-23

Rev. Cunningham, Of Paducah
delivered a good sermon to large
audience Sunday morning at the
Baptist church here. ,,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-27
The H0oSlER STORE
COR. SIXTH AND MAIN

Cotton Worsteds, light and dark col
ors, blues, browns and arays,
at ................... 12l2c I'd.
About 1000 yards of double fold
Waistings and Suitings in nearly all
coIors, worth 12Lae at ...s 1-ac I'd.
Our Domestic, Bingham and
Calico department is a busy
place in our store. 1t goes to
show that quality and prices
as offered by The Hoosier
Store are appreciated by our
customeres.
UnbIeaehed Muslin, run yaro wide and
good weight at .............5c I'd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-27

We are showing in our
Dress Goods Department, as
complete a line of moderate
priced dress goods, as you will
find. in the city. Ask to see
some of the following:
Beautiful all wool suitings in the pop.
uiar greens and browns, in stripes
and checks, SO in. wide, at CSC I'd.
Yard wide suitings, Fall and Winter
weight, patterns and colors suitable
for coat suits, at .48c I'd.
The new English Taffeta suiting in
pleasing shades Of green and brown
with Iuster like silk; full yard
wide at ..4Sc Yd.
All wool, black Panama Cloth, So in.
wide, always good, at ......... .sse
Poplin or Danish Cloth, In white,
cream, brown, blue, black, green and
red; this is haIf-wool, full yard wide
and the best low priced goods suita-
BILE for all kinds OF wear, in the mar
ket at ..... Csc Yd.
suitings Of all kinds In plaids, plain
coiors, black and white checks, from
80 to 20 In. wide, fine for waists,
skirts and chiidren's dresses,
at Csc I'd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21

man stepped to the street and re-
turned with policeman. The blue
coated guardian of the law took in
the situation at glance; the man
was crazy; might even be violent, so
he decided to use diplomacy. Saun-
tering up he addressed Holland. Its
raining pretty hard today, mister
YES: hard RAIN assented Holland
without looking up or pausing in his
walk. The officer waited until the
mad man made, the circle again, then
gently tapped him on the shoulder
q guess you. had better come along
with me, my friend.". Come with
you? Why, what for?" asked the
amazed colonel. "Well, to be candid
with you," replied the blueeoat, %
think you're crazy. It's raining hard
enough outside, but this roof is gooG
one, and it don't leak, but you have
been carrying an umbrella over YOU
head in this waiting room for the las
~ minutes" Holland saw the jokt
and started to explain sit was tn,
Jesuit OF Observation-Disclosures he wa!
t"'nkin% of business matters" Blu
the officer couldn't see the joke
neither would he accept the explana
ton; lunatics were all cunning ani
he started to drag his prisoner to the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis, o; Chicago, q
Cincinnati, 2; Pittsburg. l 10 in
nings).
Brooklyn, l; New York, 4.
Philadelphia, 4; Boston, 5 10 IN
nings).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21
MELODY IS OUT.
Colored Fighter Loses All Claim
to Welterweight Cham
pionsnip at Boston.
HARRY LEWIS BEATS HIM
Attell Easily Defeats Eddie Kelly
Dick HyIand Puts 1t Over Loush-
ery-Gans at Frisco.

Boston, Mass, April 21-"Honey"
Melody lost all claim to the welter-
weight championship and took the
worst beating of his career in his go
with Harry Lewis, the Philadelphia
fighter, last night. Melody was knock
ed out in the fourth round of what was
scheduled to be a 12-round go before
the Arrnory A. A, but not until he had
been pounded all over the ring, cut to
pieces, and knocked down half dozen
times.
Attell Easily Beats Kelly.
Seattle, April 21.-Abe Attell had his
expected easy victory over Eddie Kelly
yesterday, having his opponent virtu.
ally knocked out in the eighth round
of what was to have been a 20-round
to the outcome, as Attelf held wide
lead from the start.
Kelly not only proved unable to
solve the elusive tactics employed by
Attell, but he also ran into punch after
punch, where his own impetus aided
in his downfall. A fair crowd attend
ed as the report that Kelly had beer
showing improved trim since his first
go with Attell was current.
Kelly recently was member Of
Packey McFarland's training camp al
San Francisco.
HyInnd Beats .'Loughrey.,
Philadelphia, Pa, April 21.-"Fight
ing Dick" Hyland of San francisco
earned the verdict with Young
Loughrey in their Ground bout before
| the National A. c. last night.
The boys dropped Philadelphia rule:
to fight under the straight Queens
berry code. The crowd showed its dis
pleasure at this style at first, but, the
principals soon warmed up and there
after gave hurricane battle.
Hyland landed more blows and hard
er blows and his opponent absorbed /;
great deal of punishment before the
six rounds ended. Loughrey had t.
clinch occasionally during the bout ant
his most effective blow was a lef
hand jab, Hyland generally avoidin,
his right leads.
| Jack johnson to Cross Ocean.
New York, April 21.-After much un
successful pickering, Jack Johnson, tn,
colored heavyweight, and his manager
Sam Fitzpatrick, sailed for England to
day to force Tommy Burns into a mattel
for the championship of the world
Burns manager came here a week ag
with $4,000 to go as side bet provid
ling Burns received guaranteed $50
1000 purse. Johnson and Fitzpatrick
think they can secure a match b
injecting Burns in London.
| Cans Plans Active Season.
San Francisco, April 21.-Joe Gan
has arrived and announces that Nh
plans a strenuous season. Not cor
tent with one bout, he is ready to sig
for several if first class drawing card
can be found. He is confident of hi
ability to whip Unholz and says tina
he will take on Nelson immediatel
afterward, if the Dane cares for
battle.
The colored champion makes no COZ
cealment of the fact that he is out t
recoup his fortunes, and it is probabl
that a definite guarantee will have t
be made to him in every battle i
which he engages
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21
WITH LARGE BATS
Islanders Invade Macomb and
Pound the Ball All Over
the Diamond.
ROLL UP TOTAL OF II HITS
Swain Stars with Five - Mcbride
Makes Homer - Play Again To-
day and Then Go to Jacksonville.

Macomb, H.. April 21.-(Argus Spe-
|Cial) The Illinois Missouri leaguers
at this place fell easy victims before
the Rock Island Three-Eye league team
yesterday afternoon. The visitors slug
ged the ball at every stage, and out of
10 hits they piled up 10 runs to for
the home team.
Swain was the star with the stick,
getting five hits, one three.bagger
and two good for two bases. The Is
landers play here again today and then
so to Jacksonville. Score of yester-
days game:
Macomb -. 100000 8 2
Rock Island 20300220 10 10 9
Batteries-Scott and Karnell; Hill
and Curtiss.
Summary: Home runs = Mc6ride,
Downes and Hill. Three-base hits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21

patrol box. Holland was desperate;
his train left for Portland in five min
utes and it was absolutely essenti;
that he catch it. Suddenly a prom
inent Seattle lawyer hove in sight,
bent on making the same train. Jack
knew him well and hailed him with
the same fervor that a drowning man
grasps at a straw. The lawyer was
well known to the officer too, and
after vouching for the theatrical mans
sanity, Holland was allowed to go.
Jack hasn't carried an umbrella since
he wears a raincoat.
Pleased at St. Paul.-The St. Paul
Dispatch said of the Royal Kronoberg
band, which is to be at the Moline
theater Friday evening under the aus
! pices of Augustana conservatory:
"One of the most artistic concerts OF
the season was fervently applauded by
a great audience last night when, at
the Auditorium, Madame Mally Hoeg-
regiment band played under the aus
pices of the Norden club. Madame
| HOegberg, the soprano soloist, is from
the Royal Opera at Stockholm. The
| band, which represents one of the
crack regiments of the Swedish army,
is touring America under the patron
age of Crown Prince Gustave. 1t is
directed by Erik Hoegberg, conductor
of the Royal court orchestra at Stock
holm. Practically all the boxes, most
of the parquet, and the greater part OF
the seats in the two balconies were
occupied by upwards of 5000 auditors
They included not only the members
of the Norden club and many Other
local Scandinavians, but also other
music lovers, who, despite the lack oil
adequate advertising, had learned how
admirable the concert was to be. As
befitted musicians attached to the
Icourt at Stockholm, "the Paris of the
North" the soloist, the director ant
the instrumentalists gratified the eye
no less than the ear. Tall men in sim
pie but handsome uniforms, the two
dozen or more members of the bant
added dignity of movement to theil
military bearing. A dignified grace
marked also the manner of the direc
tor and of Madame HoegDerg. That /;
musician has no privilege to be child
ishly rude or Historically gesticulativ
was the agreeable lesson brought from
stockholm. And it was pleasant Il
watch the tranquil moderate gesture
1of director who apparently gave hi
musicians credit for having rehearse,
their numbers and for knowing tina
If means forte. Although a militar,
band in sense, the Kronoberg organ
ization is not strictly brass band. |
includes the wood-wind equipment o
an orchestra. The brass band quality
indeed, is held subordinate Tactfu
check is kept upon the persuasive bal
terry, and the brass is the least brass
that the town has heard in, many
day. The characteristic of the band
performance, as might thus be sue
gested, is an elegant distinction hal
monious with the personality of tn
director and his bandsmen. Grace, RI
finement and mobile sensitivene5s q
phrasing maintained the courtly meti
d cd of execution. 1t never suggeste
/ 1.-THE popular blare of Sousa interprt
, ttation, nor did it denote the intens
!, sentiment of some bands from soutl
3 ern countries. II a manner sometime
/ rather cold, 1t was always distinguish
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, Z; st. Louis, l.
Detroit 2; Cleveland, 6.
Boston, SIS; Philadelphia. 1-3.
New York, A Washington, 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 8; Minneapolis, 2.
Indianapolis, IL; Milwaukee, 2.
Toledo, s; st. Paul, Z.
Louisville, l; Kansas City, 3 q;
innings).
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln, o.; Des Moines, 4.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21

Swain, Berger, Flanagan. Two-base
(2), Shields, Hill, Cook,
Karnell. Bases on balls-Scott, /; Hill,
2. Struck out-Scott, I; Hill, 2. Pass
ed balls-Karnell, 2; Curtis, 2.
Decatur Beats KeOkuk.
Decatur, H., April 21.-Keokuk did
not break the ice until the eighth,
when lucky hitting scored two runs
Score:
Decatur -. 2100001&I s c
Keokuk -. 000000020-2 5 3
Batteries-White, Bittrolf, Lelivelt
and Fisher; Harten, Walker and Cop
pie.
FreepOrt Beats Clinton.
Freeport, ILL.,, April 21.-Freeport
champions of the Wisconsin league
defeated Clinton yesterday in a fea
tureless game. Outfelder Ireland Of
Freeport brought in a run by stealing
three bases. The battery for Free
port included Scott, Barry, Musser
Forsythe and Forsythe. That fol-
Clinton was Pickney, Stauffer an(
Nieman. The score by innings:
Freeport O2OOOO0#-2 2
Clinton 00O00100-1 2
Other Results.
Peoria, 4 burlington, 2.
Cedar Rapids, q Ottumwa, 0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21
The. Elite.
Thej Family.
Second Avenue, East OF Nineteenth
Street.)
Vaudeville Mt 8, md 9.15 p. m. TIVE
matinees Sundays and holidays.

Minstrel Joke.-There is a good
story going the rounds on Colonel
Jack" Holland, business manager of
Richards & Pringle's famous Ministries
which appear at the Illinois theater
April 26, matinee and night Jack
has been ahead of this company for
so. many years. that he is ashamed
to state the number, because he is
bashful as to age. Recently he left
his hotel in Seattle in a rainstorm
and anyone familiar with the coast
city knows what a Seattle rain means
Up went his umbrella, and desiring
exercise he decided to walk to the
union depot. Arriving there several
minutes before his train was seized
uled to leave, he started pacing ut
and down the waiting room, his mind
occupied with business matters. Soor
people began to stare at the stou
gentleman. circling the waiting room
SO industriously with an umbrells
raised high above his head The
timid became a bit frightened and .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21
DIAMOND DOINGS

The Chicago Nationals won a pc
culiar game at st. Louis yesterday on
one hit, and that questionable swat
Bugs Raymond was the opposing
slabman. He walked six men and
there were five errors made behind
him. The score was to 0.
Kansas City defeated Louisville at
the latter city yesterday in the long
est game of the season to date. 1t
took 15 innings to settle it.
Cantin, catcher; Caldwell, Grove,
Freeman and Hurst, pitchers, and
Wobbe and Milligan, fielders, have
been released by the Quincy associa-
ton club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21

Sioux City, 4; Omaha, O.
Denver, 5; Pueblo, O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21
NEW WORLDS RECORD MADE
Two BowIers at Chicago Tourney Run
Up Score of 1889.

Chicago, April 21.-Not content with
holding the national championship in
singles and one-half of the national
doubles title-won respectively by
Archie Wengler and James Y Chal-
mers-west side bowlers last night
practically clinched the Illinois state
two men championship by setting a
new worlds tournament record of L.
339 pins at Schindler's alleys. Jack
Hoffenkamp with 6SS and Herman
Glassner with 651 were the perform
ers, their total beating the previous
mark of 1,31S made on March 8. by
McGuirk and Grady of Paterson, N. j.,
in the National Bowling association
tournament at Rochester, n. Y, by
q pins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21
Marathon Run to Morrissey.

Boston. Mass, April 21.--T. p Nor
rissey of the Mercury Athletic club
Ionkers, N. Y. won the Marathon
road race yesterday, covering the 2s
miles in 2:25:43 Is, 1:19 Is seconds
behind the record established by
Thomas Longboat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21

Mrs. Barker-I was given up by
one of our best doctors, no hope, dis
heartened. took HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea as a last resort; 1t
saved my life Greatest remedy for
women 35 cents. tea or tablets
Harper House pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21
The Theaters
The Illinois.

The Illinois.
(Sixteenth Street and Second Avenue
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
April disadvantages Brothers.
April 20-Richard & Pringle's Min
strels.
April 27-s'The DEVILS Auction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21

The star attraction is cOloTed quar-
tet which has been heard here before.
The moving picture film is one of the
most interesting ever shown here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-21

ed Madame Hoegberg has a remark
ableNvoice 1t is fresh, pure, limpidly
sweet, and its high notes, even sweet
er than the low notes, have the rich
rotundity of tone conveyed by Boehm
flute More striking because even
mores exceptional is the uniformity OF
quality that well nigh abolishes the
difference between the registers; in
this Madame Hoegberg can be COM
pared only with Media. Her free,
open, unconstrained method develops
marked flexibility Had she been i'm
ported by a Conreid or a Hammer
stein, the coming of such an artist
would have been recognized as an
event Although the program includ-
ed American and Italian, as well as
Scandinavian music, it was naturally
after playing of Swedish folk melo-
dies and of Il popular Swedish march
the Bjorneborgarud'- old mem
ories were most aroused. and that ap-
Dlause grew the most enthusiastic.
The audience duly rose in recognition
Of the Swedish national anthem. En-
cores came frequently. A great wreath
was given to the director. Americans
present were most interested, posi-
bly,, in Madame HoegberS's exquisite
singing of the Peer Gynt' song. But
it was the honey ballads again with
which the soprano evoked furore.
| One of her rewards was a great sheaf
Of roses
i Winnnger Brothers Attractions
The Illinois has been filled at every
performance given by the WinninSer
Brothers company since their opening
Sunday matinee. The company is com
|petent in every way and the plays pre-
scented are all new. Winninger Broth
lers do not make use of the practice OF
changing the titles of old plays, as is
Ioften done by repertoire attractions
1.-THE School Trustees" comedy, is
the bill for this evening. Among
strangers" play written by Frank
Winninger, will be presenter Wcdnes
day evening.
| At the Eite.-The management oil
the Elite has returned to the strictly
vaudeville line again this week and
the attractions are very good. The
bill opens with a comedy sketch in
which the mistakes in Identities are
very laughable. A pair of Dutch co
medians, Gordon and Marx, follow
and their stunt is highly entertaining
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-01-18
THINKING IN STRAIGHT LINES.

Fragment Of ordinary conversation
in the smoking car:
What did the blank dash blank OF
dash say 10 that?"
BLANK him. he couldn't say dash
word. Hes a blank OF a fellow. isn't
he? Why. by blank. he knows dash
we'll that won't stand for any Of his
blank dash nonsense"
Didn't he have blank word to
say"
Not blank dash word. blank hint
II he'd opened his dash mouth I'd
blank soon have knocked his dash
head OF. blank him!"
BY dash. IL ever the blank dash
blank Of dash comes golly whoopin'
around me. by blank. I'll smash his
blank face in. dash blaak himl What's
the blank weather going TO be to-
day."
"Blanked n know haven't looked
at the dash blank paper yet"
Followed by more conversation on
general topics. evincing the same
style of thinking in curveless nres.)-
Chicago Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-01-18

YOU. IN protect you and your prison.
err but you'n have to get out of there
at once. Can you locate me and make
a dash for it? Wrap your coats around
your heads, and leave your guns be-
hind"
An instant he waited for the an
swer. fairly writing in the intense
heat. then Mason shouted. 'Hamp-
tons been shot. and I'm winged lit
tie; / can't carry him"
Brant ripped OF his jacket, wrapped
it about his face. jammed a handker-
chief into his mouth and with a prayer
in his heart. leaped forward into the
seemingly narrow fringe Of fire in his
front. Head down, he ran blindly.
stumbling forward as he struck the
ore-dump. and beating out with his
hands the sparks that scorched his
clothing. The smoke appeared to roll
higher from the ground here and the
coughing soldier crept M beneath It.
breathing the hot air. and feeling as
though his entire body we're afre.
Mason. his countenance black and un-
recognizable. his shirt soaked with
bluaG. pcered into his face
Hell. amt it," BE snuttcred. "but
you're a dandy. an risht"
is Hampton deadc"
Il reckon not Got hit bad. though 80
Brant cast one glance into the
white. unconscious face of HIS rival.
and acted with the rromptness OF mil
itary training
whip of your shirt. Mason. and tie
it around your face" he commanded.
Lively now"
He bound his silk neckerchief
across Hamptoa's mouth. and lifted
the limp form partially from the
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Redd-One factory in Cape Colony
is turning out cheese at the rate OF
100000 pounds annually
Greene-Xes and heard that in
consequence it was almos, impossible
20 DISTINGUISH the smell OF ones own
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Statesman.
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orr fdea-s. you know. or else they
would entirely cease to be ideals. Ny
confession is limited to a mere adlnis-
sion that now consider you a very
pleasant young gentleman"
you offer me a stone when / CRY
unto your for bread" he exclaimed.
The world is filed with pleasant
young men. They are a drug on the