The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-03-31
Mems of the TOwn
A BEAUTIFUL CORONET HAIR BRAID
AND HOW TO GET ONE,

willie Milliner and Hair Dealer, and
we will send direct to you GOOD
QUALITY wavy long coronet braid
that reaches around the head, which
is the very latest style of dressing
the hair. If, for any reason YOU
should not be pleased, we will re-
fund your money upon return OF
braid.
Reference; Any bank or banker
in jacksonville, KY
MISS GEORGIA bishop,
Dealer in Millinery and Hair Goods.
12-t2.
Goodrich leads for photographs.
Typewriters for sale and rent w.
J. Bailey's. Lat.
Dan M. Evans is i'll at his home
with an attack of lagrippe.
Sewing Machines at w. j..
BaiIey's, Madisonville, KY, phone
1884. 1877
Thos. Denton is still seriously Ill
and his condition araaRally grows
worse. ~
Several of'NSheeRyoung people of
ACKNOWLEDGING at. the show Fri
day night.
Quite a number of young people
from St. Charles attended the the
-. hara FRIDAY niOht
Coy Farquhar, of this city, is now
en- route to lower California, where
he will reside in the future.
Drs. f. A. and P. b. Davis have
theIr offices in the building of W. @.
Mcleod, south of the post office.
Needles, Oil and Attachments for
all machines at w. ]. Bailey's,
Madisonville, KY, phone 1884. IL 1t.
Watch THE BEE for the date of
the shirt waist bazaar to be given
by the Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church.
Carpenters will soon commence to
overhaul the old hose house, which
will be used by J. II. COrbitt as
photo gallery.
Alvey Shaver spent last week at
Mayfield. He is now connected
with Rudd & Hymer, the wash
ing machine firm.
The warm weather for the past
week has caused the crowds to COM
mence to go to the mineral well.
This is the purest water In the State.
Friday was the warmest March
day we have had in AZ years. The
thermometer registered SO degrees
in Louisville and was 80 degrees
here.
Mitchell & Parker have purchased
a large new wagonette. 1t is the
incest ever seen in this city and no
doubt will be in constant use this
simmer.
Our city was ablaze with new
suits Sunday and our pretty women
never looked better. Easter Sun
day always brings every one out in
new clothes.
The alarm of fire Friday afternoon
proved to be a meat house of Chas.
King near the cemetery. The fire
BOYS got over in fine shape, but they
were not needed.
The concert given by the X. K.
Band at the rink Saturday night
was we'll attended. Come out and
hear these boys. They make fine
music and you will enjoy real
treat.
JIM. Kestner, who for several
years has been resident of this
city, will soon move his family to
Howell, Ind, to live. We hate to
Lose Mr.. Kestner, as he is a good
man and we can only say Howell
gains fine citizen.
Carl Woo folk received last week
a check from the War Department
at Washington for SO cents, for pay
he failed to received when he was a
soldier in Cuba in 1898. Unless
Ehey force HIM to cash it he will
keep it as souvenir Of the Spanish
American War.
1t lie to be hoped that the inspec-
tzDn of Co. g April 10 will be fully
aktended, for if the Kentucky State
0mards do not show up full lot OF
znen at this time they will not re-
ceive the appropriation from
Che Govern m ent under the
Dick Military Law, which requires
Etat each state muster so many men
ia the State Guard.