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The bee., 1910-01-20

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Co Nortonville Tuesday.
The saloons of Madisonvill,
closed Saturday night at II O'Clock
thus making Madisouville in tn,
dry column. Only one town IN the
county is now allowed to sell wins
key, that being Warrington. L
miles south of here.
John II. Atkinson attended yester.
day IN Louisville meeting of the
Board of Trustees of TIE Lincoln
Institute held for the purpose of ef-
secting a permanent Organization.
Mr.. Atkinson has been in touch
with the movement since the fret
efforts were put forth to establish
this industrial school for negro os IN
Kentucky.
Showing that that it pays 10 ad
vertise in THE BEE numerous peo-
pie have called at this Office to find
out the name Of the man who saved
$3.50 last year as an advert s.ment OF
The Peoples Bank shows 1t also
caused that bank to gain several
new depositors, who wish to 70 low
the example OF that thrifty man,
who by small deposits, saved $50
last year. Advertisements in THE
BEE brings Results.
The Bonnelii's Big Show that Is at
the opera house this week is draw
ing large crowds every night. 1t IS
q high class vaudeville in every
way, and deserves All the patronage
they receive. They have an en-
tire change Of program every night.
Master Willie White is only seven
years aud is n wonder for one OF his
age. They will give a matinee Sat
urday Afternoon. They play a week
end engagement at Springfield,
Tenn, next week.
w. l.. Phillip, assistant cashier
OF the Earlingte Bank, mas been at
Greenville tins week taking eXami-
nation for admissiop to the bar.
News came this morning that be
had passed most creditable exami-
nation, so that he is now full
fiedged lawyer and entitled to prac-
tice in the courts. Darlington is
growing quite rich IN nome grown
legal talent and the ranks are soon
to be increased by the addition of
G. H. Goldsmith, who Is ready for
the examination az sVon as'he can
arrange for convenient date and
Mace.
The bee., 1910-01-20
COOK GETS ANOTHER JOLT
Copenhagen Committee Confirms lis
Previous Decision Against the
Alleged Near.Discoversr.

Copenhagen, J,u. 10 -rle
committee of the University of
Copenhagen has completed its
examination of DR.. friedrich A.
Cooks original notes, aud to day
confirmed its previous conclusions
that not the slightest proof that
the explorer reached the north
pole had been submitted.
The bee., 1910-01-20
Ny here, 'eeppln'

body u here, .ceppin' US
ch Sens
A feed OF 6nelv-chopped
onions, once a week. is a tome
that helos to keep brollers lively
and healthy.
You can not feed hens that lay
colored eggs so that they viii lay
white ones. If you want white
eggs get the kind Of heus that
lay them.
Deal pretty sparing'y with red
pepper as a spice for poultry. It
is sharp stuff. Better warm
your chfcks up some other way
than by feeding it.
The Yhite feathcred broilers
always have the more attentive
appearance in market, as the
pin-feal 9ers do not show as they
do on dark plumaged birds.
A nest egg makes a nest more
attractive to most hens, espec,
tally cf.the smaller breeds. We
like the china eggs. An egg
eater will pick at them for il lit
tie bit ana give it up as il bal
job.
Icc,coll water can rot help
chilling the hens, 1t must BE-
warmed up somehow, and that
rakes vitality. Save the heh's
strength of body by warming the
water on the Kitchen. stove. You
lean do 1t cheaper than the hen
can.
Here is a new PLAZA for killing
mites on poultry roosts: Take
two pieces to make a roost sew
en-eIghths inch thick and two
inches wide; bevel the edges .
luule, and nail together, not tor
close, and set up on edge. Thf
mites will all congregate in tie
seam between the two pieces,
Pour kerosene in the grove
formsl by the bevel on top, ano
you have them dead.
Many who keep poultry over.
look the importance of grit
Lack Of grit means poor diges
ton and few eggs. A load Of
gravel near the chickens home
would improve the health anC
increase the egg yield on man'
a farm. l know it is elaine,
that the grit of commerce is III,
best, but the gravel is soo'
enough grinding material. l
The bee., 1910-01-20
Az a Distance.

Small Elmer was playing with his
mothers opera glasses. Happening
to look at her through the big end.
he exclaimed: "Oh. mamma, you are
so far away you look like a distant
relativel"--Chicago News.
The bee., 1910-01-20
GUMPTION ON THE FARM

bougllt your clover seeG yetz
Bad toolsn will spoil the best
workman. =
Get ready tr pillow, We of the
center belt.
| The Lord loves you; don't be
afraiG of ANYTHING.
| Send for needed pIow-ircns
now, so as to be ready.
Attend a neighbor's vendue
and help him out little.
The worst bedfellow in the
world 4; worry: kick it Quit
The average farmer will find
pIowshares more profitable than
mining shares.
We need not wear ourselves
out. Such calamity will not
happen III our time.
About the most uncomfortable
and unsatlsfying work in which
IA man can engage 10 thrashing
his wild oat crop.
Plenty of screws, strap-hinges,
hasps, gate-hooks and eyes come
handy around the farm. Try al
o,,A JI such IN the shop.
Do you keep account of every
thing on the farm2 Ii not, how |
are you gong 10 tell whether
You are gaming or losipYS:
Some men who are not fit TO
have doiiar, rail at rheir wives
about a ten-cent va tie; yet will
irml, hand over 80 e. the saloon
man for "dlrt,l "a damnatlon,"
as one minister puts 1t.
/ have seen men and women
@.Ikl,g. AROUND ne farm or
.qouse uut,l eleven.so'c at
aisiTi, Ur later; and yet with
years of such lost rest aud nerve
tprce theN we're veryrelttle
ahea j. Better go to bed as,uine,
ser eoph rest, aud get ub early,
.9Ith quiet nerves Then you
can 40 double work.
!. LiAe-sulphur wash as rem
ely fm. the rabbit pest: Dur
tng the last year tie lime sui
phur wash, which for a number
Of years has been employed to
prevent damage to trees by the
san jose scale. was tried with
great success in several localities
as Il protection for orchard tree
trunks against the attacks of |
rab bits, says Secretary Wilson. !
The remedy is cheap, and as a |
rule single treatment in the
fall appears to protect trees for
the entire winter. Its more ex-
tenslve use is recommended.
The farmer has time these
long evenings and bad days to
work his brains and broaden his |
vision by reading, planning and
studying. He has time to weigh |
problems and to write letters
that should have been written
long ago. ] know some farmers
living handy to the village store
who spend every evening and
bad day loafng. This is too
much of a good thing. | believe
III dividing the time up little
batter. The fellow who has NO
desire to improve his mental
qualities, or to figure out why he
mas not made much money IN
Fhe past year, might at least
spend a little time in doing
things for the comfort and pleas
of those he loves. From Febru-
AIRY Farm Journal.
The bee., 1910-01-20
Law Of Compensation.

Every man-even the most cynical
has one enthusiasm; he is earnest
about some one thing The all-round
trifier does not exist. If there is a
skeleton there is also an idol in the
cupboard. Oliver Hobbies.
The bee., 1910-01-20

You have never tried 1t Yon vii
be surprised now fast it will dis
appear when placed in a box
where the hens ran help i4eln-
selves. From February Fern
Journal.
The bee., 1910-01-20
Hxdronhohia In Germany.

Though hydrophobia has been
stamped out of Britain. 1t is still ram
pant in Germany. where every year
over $500 dogs and cats afflicted with
the disease are destroyed.
The bee., 1910-01-20
An Have RIaht 70 Share.

Inventions and discoveries are not
the property OF one nation. but ought
to he utilized and developed for the
common good OF manhnd.--Lord Alv-
erstone.
The bee., 1910-01-20
Local Happenings


Eight dollar photographs now fol
Eve at Goodrich's studio.
Luther Boyd made a business
srsp to MadisonvilIe Saturday.
Chas. White, OF Louisville, spent
sterday in the city on BUSINESS.
Plot. Il. y .Maxey made busi-
ness trip to Maikiaonvilie Saturday.
J. ]. Sheridan, Of Chicago. ILL.,,
was in the city 5frAS lsiners last
week. -. lNSAyC
Col. Jouett Heury, .oY Hopkins
viise, was in lks cItyTuesday on
business.
Clyde HAYS, who has been in the
hospital for syme time Is very much
Improved.
W. J. Faniis aud d. d. Woodruff,
~ st. Charles, epent Saturday in
nifty on business.
an the nines are running regu-
harry and there is no excuse for any
ODe wanting work.
LOST One gold cuff button. with
letter j" engraved on it. Return to
Bee Office and get reward
Chas. Gurus, proprietor Of a Gales
ataOie in hcpsinsville, spent Sun
day in the ciiy ou business.
Miss Mary Bleir who was an as
ristaut IA the company store during
she holiday ~ row at home.
Geo. G. Atkinson attended the
banquet given by the o. Il. c. at the
sc. George hotel Friday night.
quite a large crowd attended the
rink Saturday uight aud enjoyed
she moving pictures and skating.
A great many OF the citizens Of
Madisonville attended the funeral
az n. W Huff, who was buried Sun
day.
Miss Bessie Hollingsworth and
brother. James. OF Howell, Ind, at
tended the funeral of N. w. HUFF
Sunday
The many friends of Mrs. f. w.
Renfro will be pleased to know she
is improving, and Is delighted with
abe "South."
One of the builders OF the snow
man, Preferred to last week, which
was :built in the yard Of f. q. Ar
notd, was Ben Evans.
The health of Darlington was
never better than at present The
doctors are complaining because
shere Is nothing to do.
Geo. &. Atkinson visited M. Cain
At Mort9ns Gap Sunday. Mr.. Cain
has been very sick for several weeks
IRON gallstones. He is not improv
ing any.
FnAnk HoliIngsw orth and family,
~ howell, Ind, were in the city
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Hoi-
sinesworth is a daughter of n. w.
antY, who was blFled Sunday after
moor.
Dr. j. u. Gumbert, of Detroit
lMIch,, brother-in- !sw of M b.
long, who has visited here several
Esuees, VIII arrive here next week
much to the delight Of his many
sriends. -,
III the lawless element from Mad
isonvIlle think they can come to our
aity ands whiskey they are very
BADLY mistaken. Our officers are
On the lookout for them aud all
Dttsers who Try TO violate the law IN
this respect.
MISS Bessie Holbrook, wl O lived
an this cityf some time, but now
lIving IA Dresden, Tenn, was mar
ried last week IN the latter city to
MIR. E. G.. Lang. Miss Holbrook is
quite a handsome woman and made
many friends during her stay here.
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The bee., 1910-01-20
Uncle Ezra says:

stick to the farm, but don't neces-
sarily, when you are away frum home,
let the farm stick to YOU"
The bee., 1910-01-20
The MOUing ThrOng


Col w Shelton was 10 Guthrie
Monday.
John b Atkins0n is in Louisville
this week.
Ohio Lane, Of Clay, was IN the
city Monday.
l.. d. Rogers, Of jacksonville. was
in the city Monday.
Andy Berry. Of St. Charles, was
in the city Monday
Thos. LongstaR, of Shamrock, was
in the city Sunday.
Miss Rnby Peyton is visiting her
uncle in Evansville.
Alfred II Jones, Jr of Barnsley,
was in The city Monday.
Sam vannoy visited friends in
the county seat Sunday.
w. C. Mcleod. OF jacksonville.
was in the city Tuesday.
Henry Parker spent Monday with
relatives in MadIsonvllle.
Eva Langseli. of Madisonville,
spent Monday in the city.
Mics Blanch Sisk, Spent Sunday
with friends in Evansville.
Mrs. Mary Barnett spent Monday
with relatives in jacksonville.
Mrs. M. H. Tappsn made frien6s
in Evansville visit Sunday.
Rev. Geo. @. Abbit., of Hopkins
vi lie spent Tuesday in the city.
Mrs. j. Il. Rash visited her par
ents in Madisonville Saturday.
Whit.Ashby, of HopkinsvilIe, was
in the city for few hours Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Victory spent sat-
urday with friends in Madisonsille.
Mrs. Geo. Wyatt and Mrs.. Juo.
Long visited 10 MadisonvilIe Mon
day.
Geo. w. McCord, of Hopkinsvil'e,
spent Sunday with friends IN the
city. p
Tnos. CoYie, Of MadisonvilIe,
made friends.in the city visit yts-
terday.
COMPTON Umstead. who has been
visifins'iu st. Charles has returned
home.
Mrs. J. w. and l.. V Renfro we
che guests Of Mrs. Sam Lam last
Wednesday. 4
John aud Finis MeGary, Of Mad-.I
IsonviIIe, visited relatives in the
city Sunday.
DR.. ii. b. McEaen, Of St Charles,
spent Tuesday in the city with his
brother, Rex.
Chess Bradley, of Madisouville,
spent Sunday with hi. brother. VIM.
Bradley Sunday.
Neal Spillmau and Bradley Stone
were in Madisonville visiting the
fair sex Saturday.
Claude Borders, of jacksonville, a
former citizen of this place, was in
the city Saturday.
Bud Morgan, of Memphis Tenn,
who has been visiting III the city
has returned home.
Miss Ena Harrison, of st. Charles,
who has been visiting in the city
has returned home.
Mrs. Julian Pilkerton and dangh-
ter, of Warrington spent Sunday
with JEFF Murphey.
Master Evan Peyton, who has
been visiting his grandmother, re
turned home Sniay.
Miss Alma Renfro will be the
guest of relatives in Bowling Green
for the next two weeks.
Mrs. A. o. Sisk spent Sunday in
Mad isonvIlle, as guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. n. /. Toombs.
John Twyman, OF HopkinsviIle,
who formerly lived here, was in the
city Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. l.. V. Renfro and children
are visiting friends aud relatives in
Evansville and Oakland City, Ind.
Mrs. A. J. Bennett and son, Clyde,
spent a few days last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Griffin, of Fox
Run.
Miss Nora Sharp, CT Greensboro,
who has been visiting the family OF
Mr.. Otley Vanuoy has returned
home.
Mrs. Burgess Wise, daughter, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ashby, is visit
Ing in the Guy. Mrs. Wise lives in
COrbin, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Clark and
son, Wallace, of Murtons Gap. visit
ed her sister, Mrs. w. A. Toombs,
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ashby ana
The bee., 1910-01-20
L. ore Universal Tonic.

l., The only tonic of which II may
=, safely said that IL 'disagrees With
~ che.
The bee., 1910-01-20

Filipino Islanders.
There are about 100000 Filipinos
300 different islands.
The bee., 1910-01-20

Pioneer of Shorthand Writing.
Photographic shorthand writing
was The inuentiop OflPitman IN 1897.
: 9n ,lah 1.s
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MISS Bessie HoIbrook, wi O lived
in thus cityfor some time, but now
Irving IA Dresden, Tenn, was mar
ried last week IN the latter city to
Mr. e. G.. Lang. Miss Holbrook is
quite a handsome woman and mado
many friends during her stay here.
The bee., 1910-01-20

AZ the lawless element from Mad
isonvIlle think they can come to our
aity and'sell wfiskey they are very
BADLY mistaken. Our officers are
On the lookout for them and all
nttsers who tqy TO violate the law In
fhis respect.
The bee., 1910-08-09
MIGHT RIDERS EvADE TROOPS
Bart and Spunk Jreekmur Still at large
in Lyon County.

Paducah, KY, Aug 6.-Bart
Creekmur and Spunk Creekmur,
charged with firing the shots that
killed Axiom Cooper, in Lyon
county, are still at large, success
fully evadlng the State guards
who are searching for them.
They were not at home and 1T is
believed they have fed the coun-
ty. Adjt. Gen. p. P. Johnston,
of Frankfort, is personally COM
manding the troops and will con-
tinue the search for the accused.
The Adjutant Generals visit
to Lyon county was for the pur-
pose of making personal inves-
tigation. He stated that the
county officials were doing all in
their power to pres rye order
and it is said he will issue a
signed statement of the facts.
As yet no steps have been tax
eu toward holding the examin-
ing trial. The regular August
term of the Lyon Circuit Court
will be convened August 10. AS
the date is sc near at hand, the
prisoners probably will await the
action of the grand jury.
Lyon county has again become
normal, the presence of soldiers,
who are patroling the public
highways, having soothing ef-
feet.
The bee., 1910-08-09
Society Happenings

Two of our prominent young
people will wed IN October
Names and date Will be given
later. -
The X. X. Band will have
charge of the Electric Theatre
Tuesday night. -Four reels aud
special music have been arranged.
Let every one turn out and help
the band boys along. go
An enjoyable dance was given
by some of The young men OF the
town to the visiting ladies Fri
day night. Quite a number
turned out and the dance was ali
that could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. L. Browning
gave week end party to a few
friends at their lovely home on
"The Heights last week. To
say it was success and that the
guests had an enjoyable time is
unnecessary.
Mrs. Juo, L. Long gave a
slumbsr party at her beautiful
home on Friday night in honor Of
her guest, Miss GLADYS Freeman.
A large number of guests were
present, who pronounced it a
very enjoyable affair.
The bee., 1910-08-09
White Plains Woman Dies.

Funeral services for Mrs. Alice
Vinson, who died at White
Plains Wednesday after ling
erIng illness of tuberculosis, were
held at Mt. Carmel church Thurs
day. The remains were laid to
rest IN Concord cemetery in the
dresence of large number Of
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Vinson was about 80 years
of age and was a good woman.
The had wide acquaintance in
that section Of Hopkins county
and was loved by all who knew
her.
: The deceased is survived by a
husband, Mrs. Luro Berry, Mrs.
Pearl Josey, sisters, WhIce
Plains; B. F. Dukes, White
Plains, and d. V. Dukes, Of
Madisonville, brothers. Her
mother also survives.
The bee., 1910-08-09
DEATH CALLS MRS. JAMES PECAN
To her Final Home Friday Morning
After Long Illness.

The death angel summoned
Mrs. Lucinda Fegan, wife of
james Fegan, of the city to her
long home Friday morning.
Mrs. Fegan had been i'll for a
number of months with bronchl-
al trouble and had for the past
few weeks been in a critical con
dition. Consequently her rela-
tiees and friends knew that the
end was not far off and were in
manner prepared for it.
She was sixty years of age and
had been married 42 years and
had been a resident of this city
30 years. Her husband and six
children survive her four boys,
Robert, john, Thomas aud Rich
ard Fegan and two daughters,
Mrs. Nick Shannon, of this city,
and Sister Mary Thomas, OF
Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Fegan
as a consistent member of the
Church of Immaculate Coucep-
tion, good neighbor and true
friend. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. j. p.
Mcfarland In h Q Catholic
church at eight O'Clock Saturday
morning and the interment took
place at the cemetery immedi
ately afterward. The corps was
followed to its last resting place
by a large number of sorrowine
friends.
The bee., 1910-08-09
Good Woman Goes Home.

Mrs. Mary f. Heater, formerly
of Madlsonville. widow of j. T.
Heater, died at her home in Hen
derson Saturday morning, death
being caused by bowel trouble.
Mrs. Heater had many old
friends and acquaintances, who
deeply regret to hear OF her
death. Prior to her moving to
Henderson about three years ago
Mrs. Heater lived in Madison
vile. She was a sister of Mrs.
E S. Baker, of Madisonvlle,
and was II years of age.
She leaves two children, Ed
Heater, of this city, conductor
on the Interurban between Nor
tonvllle and Madisonville,. and
Miss Myra Heater, who resides
with her mother in Henderson.
She is survived by Mrs. E. s
Baker, of Msdisouville, Mrs.
Letitla Settle, of Calhoun, sisters.
Her husband died about a year
ago in Henderson.
The remains were buried in
Odd Fellows cemetery, in Madi.
sonville, Sunday morning, where
her husband was buried about
one year ago.
Mrs. Heater was a beloved
woman whose many splendid
traits of character made her
loved by everyone who knew her,
She was a devoted worker in the
Baptist church. She lived a
beautiful life and her passing il
deeply regretted.
The bee., 1910-08-09
INDEPENDENT TICKET ELECTED
In the Old Volunteer State Downs the
Regulars.

Independents were elected on
the judicial tickets IN Tennessee
in one of the most exciting and
haad fought political contests
ever known in the state.
Independent h e dq uarters
claim the majority will approx
mate 10000 votes. The regular
democrats, whose ticket is de-
feated claim these figures will
be cut by 10000 votes in many
places. They also charge they
were denied representation at
the polls by the election COM
missioners dominated by the in
dependent faction.
The bee., 1910-08-09
CareIe,, Wlth m, Wad.

Ten $500 bills, carelessly wrap
ped In package open at one end
and labeled pictures" were
received by Mrs. Samuel Plantz,
of Appeltop, Wis. An inclossd
note explained that the money is
to be used as part of the $4,000
necessary for the erection Of a
boys dormitory at Lawrence col
lege, The donator did Dot give
his name.
The bee., 1910-08-09
Resolutions Of Respect.
E. w. Turner Lodge No 54S
F. s A. M.

darlington, KY.
Whereas, God in his infinite
wisdom, has called from his
earthly labor to eternal refresh
ment, our brother, j. p. Nc
Gregor, who departed this life
in Hopkins county, KY, on the
10Th day of July, 1910, therefore
be it
Resolved, That in the death of
Brother McGregor, this lodge
has lost a worthy member and
the members of the lodge true
and loyal brother, who lived the
teachings of this order.
Second, That his fellow citi-
zeus here have lost a peaceful,
law abiding member of the COM
mnnity, who was ever solicitious
of the welfare of his neighbor,
and who always manifested deer
interest in the improvement OF
the county.
Third, That his widow and his
children have lost a good hus
band and kind father, whose
thoughts were always of then
and who loved them above every
earthly interest.
Fourth, That this lodge ex
tends to his family, relatives
and friends, our heartfelt sym
pathy and commend them il
their bereavment to HIM, the
great consoler.
Fifth, That a page of our rec
ords be set apart for these reso
lutions, copy sent to the fami
Ily, TO the Masonic Home Journa
and the Semi Weekly Bee fo
qualification.
! Signed,
w. s. BRAMwELL,
d. L. BROWNING,
4 DIR EIDRED DAVIS,
Committee.
The bee., 1910-08-09
FEDERAL REUNION
NEXT MONTH
In Nisbefs Grounds Near MadisonNRe
viii Last -Four Days.

A reunion of the Old Federal
soldiers will be held at Camp
jim Jackson, in Nisbet's Grove,
north of Madisonville, Sept, 6 to
the 10 and it Will be one Of the
largest, if not the largest old
soldiers reunion that was ever
held IN the State of Kentucky,
The 3rd, 9Th, IL, 15. II, Kentuc-
ky Cavalry aud the 11th, 17th,
25th, 26th, 35th, 18th, and 52nd
Kentucky Infantry will hold the
reunion.
Many able and gifted orators
will address the people daily.
Concession stands will be in op-
Grafton.
All the soldiers that served in
the Spanish America war are
cordially invited.
There will be many new and
interesting attractions and good
music will entertain everyone.
AT sunrise every morning a
national salute will be fred. 1t
will be one of the biggest affairs
that has ever taken place in
Madisonvill and will be credit
to the city.