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Digital page images are linked to the text file. v iIta ctEoiS t- K ilI- E I 1 0AY ty f d r Ij IIDAY o lit 0 tAUTArX tvETRY Il rij 4 YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR 6U1NESSAD1ER7ISE FOR SALE fl It O III AVII ttSECOND YEAR iEARLINGTON HOPKINS t0MTfW I TUESDAY JANUARY 3 1911 NoIIII V t I rs f I I i a ii- r 1 1 7 I 1 I IA th i f oc it rlif i- r I i It i L Ikv I1 y f rJ IJ 0 ti i i IF IT cL i- J COALING HAS GIVEN KENTUCKY J- l JHER INCREASE IN POPULATION 7 t fGain noiir Coal Mining Population 147 Per IKin Past Ten Years c j Ji IK LEAVES LESS THAN FOUR PER t CENT GAIN FOR OTHER POPULATION Norwood Chief Inspector of Mines Tells c lfaQf Editors at MidWinter Press Meeting h clfMINING STATES GREATEST TEREST NOW AND IN FUTURE 1 1 Development of Agriculture Manufactures Must Come f 1ftt tlL Through Mining V t M l 1 ra i ri fQPltler ijf Pcofo J Nor- o a r State Mine Inspector undc 1 of the QeQlocal urvdlt I Ke ifckWt 8 regarded as ni oft Wmost renlat tliN- sa son of the niidwinter meet ilfir f the Kentucky Press As 1 ion at i u vibe ttstt kt utfli i I vnl alble natural resources of thoI BfaUuuid the best method of def viiug them and he urged th- e1cdii Ik eratioD of the press in point Dt the rent good that oho I lie Ibcomplisned by this develop h He said in part Home years ago the lute Rich ft Rothwell said in an edi tSrll in the Eugineering and J mg Journal Kentucky is by- eEwf beyond all question otlUs 5tf1ie most fAvored states int tSMlsountry No ono questions kitfbut according to my reaE- q emost persons put rhok S 8value in agricultural vari iges to the forelruut wUer i urit is taken ns a ti rliole- inoral 1 r rin al lY flail rlfact is a ppenrentlyIlJPte j eulyy appreciated by cittzeuso i 6tJ t States than by our o le U ia easier to obt Viii deselwoment of mineral d 9JJisJU t rmrStates thtu it is Prg9tlt t itioveloPmeatof bett r de 1 l- lqIrur own State Ili eems trcttl e that Ho baJ1ter e a 1St ant ohJe tli- om ti t icflect what liesla traitroourf hullUl nature ti Or Wea7tkof r- eto rtot tAlJ fJe jft H StR 4li83 fq iialo inlles- rabJ COY witm coalbearing for h Imat Jt in which occur oi I- J IUftjl cali tYftoiu nind rt21i Ore V ockableCOals e 9 J ion about2090 square miIas i lweat is rluhtiny n Irf fltln l artburYtes auacalu pr- i 1 withrtomelend and ztuc iI l Datat l P Ilti Jead bltYteBa Iiir netns with seta e flu found UlCJ101mUB tfm 1 oall tributed over nIl nreii 9f 4i00o FqUr miJesJio eC n tit whole of Jucksous Purchu milrst N eprt laYliJtbouod to otli- w i q of high value ftdua- lI sous earthA otnltjo be- ei ds 4 minerale adjacent I- e 0 th rn and southern rni rV It aJ gins jhe I settrn cot1 11elds3s t 1Jf uQlif pernnp 1000 fqnnro l miles itehrchare found Nxrc let t phi o clYsittttlsotne kao line wiiirltf on tltttitostern nUn in of i lie s uiiUijd tN Urire areas of high clit refrftdlory clav duG fire srtnd = vvlth some p In addirion wli havekaQlliiB great aren of fist liicsuiidce mfintr mu king umtoriMls on Flii uprhrtn1jor cement uutterinls vet also found oA the msfTgins of both coal tf ltls nod elsewhere JlfNi also tn have large areas ot the highoj3t grade offlea clay air the tel tffrnuotfM I ttltrlb1u gg 0 f Iqmire iniles of excellent iron favorably placed with re rence toi fuel and tlux i grout ens of limeatone and aajidetone of the hlghestvztlue for structural anti other purposte large arena of rock asphalt for paving 1 roadnmking lull other purposes an abudauae of well istributed rbadiuTaking material other thou limestonp consisting pf clays for burning us sdch or mixed with also chert ynd black shale notably extensive iieldeuf petroleum sad natural gas audof salt brines largo areas of potash shalps and extensiv arena of phosphutic limestoue und iio doles regions oC gla3sandof mo Jlerlir1nlldof iiofiIulh p t auuv pl W oUt earths areas of excellent litho 1Vwei liadtill that mill Y ftthn KplmVf 1 rqNicludijvgi eJn tf todcl1YPo ducts a llis P b roductirr 10 btleRe dtdttn exl ed 80p 000 current ygar w 1 J 1 1 7 Jnoreaairig thtiTouattor = v I IJow I believe that the preea in its nnstefyo build up the iitiele1 t- ortiincsof tootpiuch on the immcdiuto im obtaiiiing an increaBe Jpthe aKricultitre popufir1S1 ITolncrea if lWL dutl ll to have u Lrercenti r o rBolhlii rill Isirable 111 b fear kl1 e t1 lZonQ a ut o buain IDtile right wayM4side fOqle fact tljal it isoJjJirat fmportan bo getpeUer re from thso we aCe Already cultivating f wt trust first increiTtiQ the iudustriyl IpSpulntion ofho tstate before ivecap lisps to links any groat ficrnirndv Irrul iuc nsftVl curn e und we will at th sametirr be able to hold oi ryoung artnor8 at honip he farnier must hove a Gette 8etae market for ails prqliucla otherwise WR heed tiotexr7ecttt- or u increase of prosperity simply throafihianiurolsoiD the iiumi her of farmers It sgems tp me tuatjwhile we have hitherto rather thbrough I f J ly exploited the agricultural side of the Rtnte wo haye failed to plY sufficient attention to the mineral side=uot uoulclono but ithe vjlridu inliitrTi l Town rcps a1 j thp States lI Ufillievo that if the lijoxvit ell 1 hllizlthc mineral valilafies of their rIl foils niorr fully than lies boon the caaelftih ergo anti work for the establish1 Xaiut of uHluatfieR tnat may bit 1ri U IltlHHU Ilex will jico ni Dish more foward lunldinii liP agriculture than uiin be dom othurwis si pe as the niinin j manufiicturiut induetries grow the home uftirigt foryiLrieullurnl- roducts wfa Sc n liat coa1 mining alone httwrouJht11from my output r G020015 tons in 1000 the Pro Auction of comnioroinl conj hug grown j according to present in dicatiouHto about 12 ill 1010 possiblN sort IIf1fR t und posaibily even 18000000 li3 hia Is nn increase ot- abeut 7 a70iOOO tongtp JftJ u- 1b711br cent in the fair years aol we havt just oun to mine coal The number of coal miner- has also grown greatly indetdf such gain in population as wq have made since 1000 appears ro be very largely if not inoat larfifejy due to mining I believe it within reasonable boundn to iteDlion of tire population employed in mining has been less than0 000 tgain In Mining Population 1 In iOOO thore ere 102qh6per BQUff employed at the lnlf iii i Those employed atv Tayfors- par baryte nnd iroipriiinvtmiv be estimi ed a 1 52 t1 ukiU totalof0 7 I r i1 per rtr tj IlCr8tpr aent fa niliefio t rrpel sons and I Elie love Iiii 1 ioniewjier tnoilr the orreot + Porto the mining I pu1iHff i1 JOOOVlf about 47ll J i The ottilo alit ou well re stored us 2l t7174 Subtracting the mining families Jeaves 2100 i 1000 as the nonmining l prfpihation- in iooo il nln 1010 about aiOlft pbrsOns vere employed airth Cra I tieS 1Wcd about 1040 st other rIs probablyo eiV ofIU t tII this liJinuip a ufutionvm n the t6taj1popnlajioa r1ortt d leaves 2170900 u th e npn Ltt ilUfr rfTMlflrtf wh1Ql1stI- I tin crease of only 70000 tyjfUQ ftelrveam v t 1 f tlietefigun s o xube sliptVaS that while there has lqFno tlart 141Iei 48ntuill e c itlttntttliu paPu1iitauu atluH- I f tliBjaiuni other pppnlaiQi w 0 butiittlct more than JO plat Su- t yyeic wtfto base calcuaion o u rho pppulatioti repres tpd ncrj is depeuQeiii u pou wages e a in tllft prp4qpliou of mineralfeup tances iiestutetfiusiaclutI fne3tohu quarrieb t petrh d gas wltji the iiy110ur spar bary Uj 4alfiife e kJron ruineliwe would Hjrb i I 1 y 0 4 LS r 1 no and J ua t k TWO HUNDRED YEARS OF INDUSTRIAL ti UIFE YET INSIGHT FOR EARLINGTON e j Preqiitibn Made by John B Atkinson Pioneer arid Expert in t n Coal Mining i jf r iIJ f Muchha bet said during the past few years about the future of Burlington aVa f niming anal railroad town and UleLfrect on our peo railroadichanges Even some of our businessmen were for a time timorous as to the outcome t w lieu the railroad cutoff was begun and perhaps but ew it any of our citizeuVhave im i ttrtl iud rtjiyjjiiug like the broad view of Continuous future prosperity that js ustifed by Jw physical facts TUB B KB lias consistently held that all conditions wore favorilrlo to oa Jong contlntotloit of business life and prosperity for this community ltd llitre liavo ploalurorr 1v to give our readers the unreserved opinion of a matrwho as botlmt pbineer and aiuox lJ Btf fc t t cut Shd fi 1 iye Mr o l Atkinson president of lhu tit Berfiard Mining Cfe has beoifsolioitotiby Earhngtqif busi uses men spear his maidcu those nmttersrtntl ne has cGnsented to do tlirauglf iv letfor v which he veer lay addressed to tho editor of lira BKK which is iftiJe1ti aloiiCt W JiiJrr JOL tST BERNARD MiNING COMPANY f A I ttO I J OFFICE OF THEPRESIDENT Nr j t t JrJP auuary21911 t 1 r PAUL M MOORhiej c irt t t fi tElhtocdtIju Bee d J ia htt i has beet nBlte mo no g tJji seal mines of Barltuton lne 1 tFti TJ taken train ALL the SJ j ItNAIr1 N Si No 9 No11 Arnold H llf3ttr l I Diamond 6t Cnurles 1l1 5ltittnroil WElrY1llLLI NS OF TONS 0 + BIBforoeoui Eu t rU8t sprriiig for zn c ii saalvestltttiuu f rite IIUOUU- IfI tl thNo 0 and Nii1h t tli e dnod wIll be mined h the Ql izoi + ijm tu ecia rcnll 3 naley1jJt al oqqtfito 9V ERJ I Q1Y MILLI NS rt eIwe J r e s I IQ ij bob l fikfitot less than itnuther htnrQr left c a L f confess t 1JO uefore these t + ohtiiUr ebt pSoslwill bo verytnuchinterw- CSfodi Vith tiur hreutuwres t j d S auy citizen think for a u i 1ji lEJrillg1p1 1ttiiH x81117lll x read lit i Is w is uslcr tiyro ttx Irt Ol1tq o 4 l fru otrt tl tEte f6 k practically one liar ts Iii tdeiK itrli wttI1 e flue echo nit iurches ItS city- Cutiveift rlte JJ i t every J fie ticuptite1 by by iuedii a lnnr our industrious CJl ft a n itt ctr iera o ee of coal in Lo f i1rqfl te not sur ass 9i hCV f4n eutucj ttv 1tm i a jt 1he ti lrirr c ri tautl aketiIt ifi Of I tifnlsrit ittto the future of I + rlutau 1- r 9t itiP QtS ii t t1 7 T bird twu uu pitve IiI r r t tcnti Jr fir a this fu tIal inJ i Hfpl et fOl1 tu d 0 kiPatt ylIIr Jti in aAdep o a I IIn1I tinlf tie wellas tht1 lfu iton roklty 13 vbitnlIcNS Elipti fbA fut91 Qf laQ ti vttia a o rdd- tita X L t Iiilfl i ls U 9u3i a 4li u und co i wtfir a jtrh q e Ur ell Ctlt l f3 1iufiq eat fiatr the atiiuiu r sours of + atria I rPI iu mIty rr 1P fYternlehhac t 4in advirtistnf Ifl infJfOjrk1i N fdn n n asilItUR a t4udratlJ tin aetilker I ridto ii LPg id l d tt nli tr d Jlt t rOt1I ill tr14 tots thug jq til ltlh tLle bwarlaP3 Itlae l t 1 t liea re m of1he I3 e N 1 yti fJ r v Very trial YOllSw i c 1+ 1 fly iJ t rBA1ifI SQrI dsnl Qt j t IcoI 17 I ffri rtL C 1va p t Ji i r L i1 4 ably ftiiihaabqen due clijeflyto the ue vIp l1t of Y iinerul values H6vthat t gtQ xlr of thJ bratpi 4 tti tdme Jl gh m ng nin the d tof ourcH rn1 t 7ltaturuirc s and of 11fnnnfuotl1r Ted wit li1inill litv toyto becnine R- Rhoe raisinn ittli fstn s co ite throuh mining1 Imt lo1 ciine flcatttq Kiietngfstate = uol simply rt grower of blootletj herds itiu tacoato throuq- i l1jning tfl istdt be 1S re thai to IC grnwinbtatQ- rrculturall T1rn j it must come tlirea1111 llnrfa v tri ho byuuty Eau rd9f SuPPI visors met in AIadisofyilTpiMon day ttudiyjll be in session sfevciv illciigo pye tlsserpre list andtip plytft enlady ivhciro necessary Tbia b1f td is cgmposed of J F lnIWrrttf Jno Jqilj BF Jug and 1t1 t1Ii N 1 J I vWiY tJoUt Fq Maidi villa Mr Manpu prqprTdtcjp of the Mtihiso ville Ots dy J itcboid- has Tf3ftthe oree room ad ilieSQJtca 1musrt 1 Qsniug his- bull ss r n anthsoi ilnnon h i e vitltiuch d d succ SS1 hthcouotuc1td to go wl Ilaio busiiiesir and will SuOpct e merchants of andHopkinswdv 11 LI rjt i 1 Esi is iidjI rlt t tiltmeo Ingoof 1the s 1of lft afpui a tFriday fterneou aCytlinithIIdenau- of Mxa tRtle kjss Look ttt of Eendergon wits the only out of town guest The ladies enjoyed number of jutepestipK j nbbers Mrs coo- btkiusant i b t1 Tha rd ofAiuo bliutabssEatadoou J9 1 1 1I 7 0 Ji JJUESDIAY r liOAY t esprI YEar1ngci c t ro a c f 1 GXEWafOMI FINB tkJmafi Foot Foams ln Railroad r Yir l r MondayMoinin g While attendingilo h lit nes a8ocarr raif P yards- at this place Monday tomb1 hiug Mr Cra nor car jtfsp tJr found a humnfqotJ jtI brmof a car 8 t sin- Thee foot it beene out poi + 4ust- abovethe ankle and w eogiitied JltIs t nJht v v ot v Hollo f wawlio wits receritl l lied nejir prin flefflj Tennsinndfes sent lj olt to that City by exp ss Mrs SisK D- Mrs MJ1sil rm i skJ 1 Hg 8 Y otlliit city dQc1fVeedpWay IIttrIlc Yinfronds and reativee Mrs Sin k w 14 gOAd woi iat and wxA greiit heracquaintance1i 0lidreaomonra ho low f 1 le 4 sk- I a I 1t i i w r n r- i i a aI I 1 Q r r- n TT y r 1E U xr l o F rterrl c ee M MOORE AND PUBLISHER IPAUl FAWCETT AID BUSINESS MANAGER Io Meniberof Kentucky t Press Association I and Second District Publishers League t Subscription fSpaotmeivoopiQS tic Mortons FarnitBre w Store 119 South Main Street Madi IBch Kentucky Phone No 4MSS AILELN DAVIS Mgr 47 Tuesday January 1911 WMIMM SS e f fMNNHN e eNNMsMNMW EARLINGTON MAYHA VEiRESERVQIRxWiHlpive More Than Sixty Pounds Pressure in 1 Center of Business District WILL SUPPLY ALL PARTS OF f CITY INCLUDING R1DGEWAY t 1 a If ButlMl be Half Mile Southeast of Old Reservoir That Earl ingtou is to have a new reservoir to meet ttiejnJ creasdrequirements Jf iJowil1t thr1yinht citythertUl toa1- miningaenter and the freight trftffie ae terof rqteru Ken vi r Gtlll s ai h mdluiutywi11 J r slot tfzF fhh- Jrbn Slrp3 residence on tye riditB gen enonalf aiilejspuf h east uf thE present rGe r Jlr The if Gt reseryoirj if builtTwill bt t rout dforty fcethighe1 shay a ola io which ai11give a pressure of some sixteen per square inch morer thin afforded by the present systeuIvf1hotisual pressure j ii the businejit1pOroop Qf the city will then I pounds inure per pquard inch The ad diJ ImTghtwill also supply wa er uaItfl good pressure to parts of Eiiiin ohnob now rvedThi willibejtrue f those residences on Kidgeway and in Beveral alucitaiau part of t h- oity j sot than every seotiou will1 be welijjuppljjid when the plait lust nqf cruder considerati IThedjng the prresent r4tt Qlr J Service after paltiuc ttid godd repair the stage of watery thhie to h9 controlled by a flovtlvo- The f mains from the iiew reser vpir to t he center of freQftY wil probVbly bob Qt eiglhine1i C8t iron pipe A prumip fueiljtas will be added Jf f6PIoi necessary 1 UlJie Mans have been BubmlttM to Air B Atkinson presili deiittifXiie St Bernara MiniiiF Qt Wliichvqooc rn owns the ltt r 9 cnufldiiy- 1y belilvdr1 illshave his eail I kSl r i 1 alprov r j oi Boostjk 4 fAl4 4 Begin the Nfw Year with boost for EarUngton a tt L Tus Brt I t i obi man tomes and is telling you soagaitr- rQlaqiq thisllrlt issue ofvthje New Y x3 t i r i- Rea4this wi J issue of THE BBS abforb enough eijl- couirasibjE infOrmation f Which o bo st Ei hn ton lfcft the next huiiredVyears n 1 Therotya inure good news J g nhr follows Watph thecVumnB us BBB if6r these truestorles iJ ofjoolt things s to c7omo- Cltea9 iod fulUI1I11elJt8 ftW 1 BBSS ao and coDsisteatj aseur an Jesand predictions of a loaf and prosperous future for Eurlgton + jllc Rend Mr Atkiiisqns state meinof fact ou the frout page abut mining condiUouff hrc and his opinion of the Uturov i1 tltQ coal industry i ore ni11 olI t i 111 y Ict 1 tlc NtNwH YJ Rates i One Year I d 100 I Six monthsl 50 Three mqntlis 25 Sin to conies e j on applicatlpn Correspond enta wanted in all harts of thfl county Address us for par iI ticulars ft i i in 3 s f v- or Earlinglont prospective crowth as a 11 ni and railroad center Andiinciclentalvhis opinion of the position occupied and the work done by TUB BBB for the past twenty years and nore Save the Babies You cannot feel safe without bottle of OttoB Spruce Gum Balsam and Pine Tar Cojaipound in your home if you have UUIo nes as it isa positive speCIfic in Oroup Bronchitis and Coughs It works like magic One dodo will give relief and the dau or U over For sale by drug depart MlutngConipanyj t bklahoma Burning A bulletinearly this morn ing annqunqed that Oklaho marC tasJ R9fitg and large parts ofd uslness sec J destruiont ih the mains v a p lx II V 1 i Always Blessed wi lskoariy A tito 1roduseDJKQ f e llg1ftsvouratomuuh do- tlio work dikeete wn it eat iti snakes o blonu fromyour NlghtRUrid Ilt Hf e ltIlUbJe ltI DI IzeF a uptspbgt worth rtsu- fI f1 ILr tetartnleUt fit UYHi ev4VIfrbtiglithe frtl6njof f + piir patrons off 1i en r r WE LIVEIf I h UklDgY UOI1 and aU tor laM- t aba eaieetly solleltfuf your tfu tpb018l OTgprs prpmjJtiy attWidl toj AHs1kt- ns ludI 11 w J tLEus tfw4SfflKk jq o mkQ uhnp ea olevcn t i rah tY M J 1jtLr 1 bnJI JLI1lAQiibgxxv c UUO H itla tElou U ekUMr KtUftwjiptia views onfrotl- tpagorthis Jsi4 eton niiglnuf con cllrit1onR hero Kl t oj Earl ingoii rut1 lixit2Ob yrg Thfi subtalwtluiandtak Fuuruge Ilr nqQ tt Vt 1 v I Stomach troubles Cured by Ynott- tfltS q ont l5 Y stomachtroubleflesh rapidly iTViNpL cured me ftr ryt el rlMidfailcd It strengtlienRd ve me a htjaQpetite stud 3tarp sliglit Cttdlatrces I fI9 not believe thing t VwQL Tor stomachtS- trouble id r veEAtirEkitousS iIiif Portland Mc DetroitMltroubleVINOIrciiteverything els had failed It is the fcnfative medicinal ele ments of the cads liver con blrjiff mgproperuesofwhich makes it so successful in re storing perfect digestion and at theweakcned J Trya bottle of VINOL with the thatyourmoneywilibe ST BERNARD MtNING COMPANY Incorporated 1i1ig Bepartpient x n m Slowly made sqrelygooa ID It is not speed but care whichcounts in the custom work factory which produces these shoes for Boys and girls Quality must predominate Wear is there because the shoemakers take their time We pay them to be slow and sure to give their attention- to every detail We do not care to see how many pairs can be made but we cfo care how well and thoroughly good each pair is made Fit style and foot comfort A dic tionary with every pair sizql1 l2 and up Ask your dealer iCUSTOM tv DE BY WERTHEIMERSWARTS SHOE CO St Louiss AI WD COIL GENERAL MANAGER rOfNew on r tUne of M H E Railroad t as The new coal company which will operate mine on thM H E railroad will be Itjnvu its OUll Goal Company and will bV Slti business in the nearfuturp according to the article of in Corporations filed in the county clerks offic SUurdav the shares are to be 250 utultire divided a follows rlVV IOuil 244 T L w lu R i H Onl t 8I 4rtt tJbJ4a board otthreudlr ctqrS t to lV r lfpfficerjs wilhIie prejitlent vicYe presih ntitutyratsinaau er seg retary and trcasuier who are tp be chosen the first MpJKluy in fey p cry JanQ4ry v TJioconceru lis ctpkhlszed tq 5 9uldwillJie uuder Ihe ut ii1E f W D- a tl who U tilxf erienceuii 1 h nikn 1lM IAi f l aStop Coughing aAkOttoSpruceaum t f1rOavgtsBronchitis Asthma Sore Tiirohr Jtjest and Lttuna Price 25 aiulf0 jifttIhcdr1ioradtti The teJ1I i Extends New Yearif Gr IirfC its frietnl iuIp tireO4j Its ygityw a short llrryi Our success ltis been fungi l rou rexgotattoltsJ Yrurlihet t upl t- tisyli a pt 1Ili r i lr JgdlY PIJqI arcs off lligI e t depeudnltle iu ver wtn A- tidy for 9 jfaws lieliice our low m Ajrfdes exacj l as we straiitlithforwardbj V compeVee nl- i yst15 plirsaa to ehoWOj hr r ii oto and we guarau tee Ihfbestof care and at t Our manager has tH experkuco Qf tweutyjyears liueofbusinessand getkfairthe ciCfor the priicp ypu4heartily for your end friendship and fhal1ltitl serve you even better year 1011 We extend to nil a NIYear jrff TWO AVIATORS MEET DEATH John B Moljant and Arch Hoxle VictimS of Trctchcrous Winds P JohnlBMoisunr u daring avjJ iitor met his death Saturday at Hirahau a small station on the t C Railroad 11 mijesfrom Nw 0 leans He left the city park aviation field at 935 oclock a- In full of life stud vigor his eyes ptrklinfr fn antisipatjon ofIt ding toIis own and his coun tries glary by bringing the Mich elm cup to America Saturday ilitlitaP the hour when he waBto have receive the coverted cup he lay in the nihriiue a martyr to silence of aviation Arch Hoxie who held the worlds record for altitude was killed hear Pasadena Oal Saturday in the presence of tnou sands of people who packed the Grand Stand He fell dead on the field from which he hadrIsen oil few m i if U its before with a laughing promise to pierce the zenith of the heavens and soar higher than any man had yet dared Cross currents from a vagrant storm flmted in from the sea cauhthis biplane and Shothimidown 608 feet to the efl clh His dody was broken and twisted almost olttcif resenibr4 A1icel1 l oPItig 1 4r SI THE EARLINGTON i HARDWARE STORE 1WILL BE OPEN AND READY FOR BUSINESS Monday January 2d2 1 Y tf 1 s LWe will tiantftea r full Ir ii and GompleteFne of Hard ware Saddleri 1 and also do harness repair i word We ask the peoples 1 P 4give1will try and give them valuei mone our goodsft ft leeand up to v date and fc our prices moaeratd M Come and see our line of goodsil S bring your harness repair work to 1 us Itwllbe apprecIatedand we W n guarantee to do good1 work and give a satisfaction t I v ii1 J 1 WHWHITFGRD o 1 PROPRIETOR EARLINGTON KY IV v 6V I JAMES B ROSSHOTEL CORNER MADISONVILLE KY FULL LINE OF Pure Drugs at Reasonable PricesL Patent Medicines Toilet Articles viz Nail Files ScisSOrs JSUNDRIESFeather Dusters Nursing Bottles Fittings etc Tablets Pens Ink Erasers ful kndWeddingJ BEEAD- h PAY1 IItf W r wrr- arrrrr a lY 10ipiS y- t t Yl N II JJseclr ttlre r 1 3 ktApk t r i IItbY thi t II lJ S GJ e i i It tI 1 l 1 i j ttoh1o l I THE r f t to 11 9 4 y4 I ti I I J J h YRt I tj 1 t Y J 0401 40- I Sys I I 4- STA1kP I f f TYJWIttF1T- he 1 Sim stttronges icl stPac a tfIt Yrt L Off rP i lrCltrAfir II I fl 4 1r F 1 iI iOYAI TYP tWR1fR I co IF ti 6gffltj6ngI New York N EaclJ Pr im a IL iMPa T i 1 fO 1 I y f m r f mn mil ju JLA iin n lJi r t A Mq I y yr 1 li t u 2 S fJ jJ f i f 1 1I t I I- rl 1 d f 141f I HI L I III l- jK a e a r- rt 1 TrIItl i0 fin 0 4 y- v IJ c L II I- fj PI i i n i 11 e r n I 1 n- b a nJr r 4- ii T i 1M1- R 4 t c J It t1 E H I k Y eM F t 7 H 1911 Ji Nappy and Prosperous New Year to All of Our Patrons I 4 tai We have just closed thcfost prosperous year this store has ever known The cash receipts have 1111 exceeded that of any previous year not by hundreds but by thousands This big increase is notJ dn accident or a happen so but the logical result of 3 certain business principles which we are striving un teasingly to attain and that ifto give our patrons the vS y best of merchandise store is growing in public favor because our experience has taught us that the want noc iinbuLiNsI-f r You eeIt in Our Ad Its So I1111N1111eA 11111 1 tZ 11111x11111 + t + + f a + f ADTALKr What Would you think of a salesman who reported for duty oae day lay off fqr two worked a half day went off for a week lid 10 on without any regular i ity Surely you would not ex- piot rood service from such a nan And yet some merchants bald advertising which is aim ply a salesman up to great multi when it is allowed toi cork very irregulpry The fact that advertising costs anhey is proof of its value Tkings without cost are usually worth only their price News of the Town I TipTop Flour nun thN bill Mary Martin visited friends In Maaleonvllle Saturday mid Sunday Mies Elizabeth Victory spent night In MndlHouvillo friendsl 4 1i jj ocker dike golden o aj finisila regular 200 value now d 1 1 R 1 J y HIj 30 MaK trllg at t 25c yardtJ O All prices reduced CURTAINS SHADES ic 4 T t teP- 1 19JI Dont fall to call tor Tip Top Hour William Walton made a business tip to Macllapavllle Friday MiB8 Kftthaleon Corey spout Friday in Madisonyille with friends Mr and Mrs K N Olark made a trip to MadlBonvillo Friday Mrs W S Dillingham made friends in Madlsonville a Fri lay Bon Wilson was in Madisonvtlle Friday on business Frank D MoQary has returned home from a weeks visit in Louis vlllo Master Earl OBuniion of St Charles friends here Friday I have ooentid up an business in Mortons Gap and am woo prepared to do embulmluf and all kinds of funeral work Phone No 10 I L OBryan Miss Mary West of Hopklnsvillo was the Joust of friends in the cityt while attending the Shriner at traction Miss Nobody From Star land and the dunce Mr and Mrt Vat Nlt bat and Mr and Mrs U O Ashby of Madison j yule s PHlt the day Mrs Win Bradley Fridayr AH Oak Chair former price 500 now i = = 7rfi Try Tip Top Flour Vtt in the bestDave M Adams our mstle a business trip id Madlsouville Friday Mesdames D 13 Lynn and Albert Hawes are spending tliff week in this city with friends MrRM B Long and daughter Miss Elizabeth nttho day with friends in MaillsotivllIoiriday- Mr arid Mrs Oleo fMfmninl of Providence who havo been visiting in this city have Mrs W S Brarawell add ugb ter Bessie May of Nashville spout Friday In MaclBottylU6 with friend F O Payne iu charge ol phone works of the L Rtltoadl Co was In Madlsonvilie Friday WE Basb ont for the St Bernard who has been sick was able tobe at his desk Friday If you have not used Tip Top Hour yqu not used the best Lawrence Turner Clerk for Barnes Co wand Co was pre sensed with a handsome suit case by the firm for selling the largest amount of doods during the Xmne sale Mr aud Mrs 0 L Ross and Chil dron James Bradley anc TLoulsoi Ross have returned home from n visit to relatives In MurphroesborO Touri Prof Pratt Bailey Who is teach ing eohool at Anton was the guest of Mr and Mrs Tom Hodge Sun day night Mr and Mrs Will Luton and daughter Gladys of Elrnltch Ky tjifthemorning 8 degrees above zero the minimum for tho winter Suow fell to depth of three inches by sov en oclock Railroad movements from the north are very much Impeded by tho more severe conditions in that direction and all trains will probably run lato today Operation of the mines today iA much hinder ed too though all mines are rum mug Head the good thlnpl about Eul itiutou aud tho coalJbd railroad outlook In this Issutf Jid BODdlY Two hundred years lib oLWlll inuka I arlington an old toe fMrp Blnunt Jones ant Ster Miss Virginia Tate of Mail Fonvllle were Iiire Saturday visiting friends IMiss Mnnvo Haley and attractive y UK lady of Madisonvllle visited fr ends here Saturday Iron Bed like picture full size = f i t 5 I r All Q mirror former now i JII 1 4i i Say Tip Top Fjour to your grocery man Charley GfegtjfryT of Yttzoo City Miss Js in this city the guests of JNuqliolls and slater Miss Maud Nuckttus have boon the guests of friends tint relatives here for several days past week Floyd Franklin tDaw80n 3pr was here lih and work on cpmmisolon brBes men or women Apply tt- SEMf WEEKLY BEE 1 t Miss Leila Huruhtli of Madl on vllle visited friends hero Saturday Mrs 8 Mi Hopkins of Columbus Ohio who has been visiting her sister Mrs D P Banks of the city left Saturday for a visit to friends in Chattanooga Teuu Miss Luoilo Satterlleld of Nash ville Tonn who has boon visiting relatives here and atSt Charles for several days has returned home If you have a friend or relative living at a distance send them the Semi Yoe ly Beea year itvili only cost and dollars and it will be a con stant reminder My utwce each week L L Goodloe of this city was in MadlBonvillo Polk Blair of this city spent Sunday iwlth the family of J E Fawcott in Madisonville Elmer and Joss Witherspoon of this city visited 1n Madlsonvllle SBt day Mri11 Kate Withers of this city was in Madlsonvlllo Saturday visit ing friends John Colbert of this city was in Madisouville Saturday Barnett Stone are still doing coal orders We are carrying on our business the same as ever We ban die all kinds of reed meal flour etc Phone 130 BARNETT rst STONE- J M Mills of this city is visiting relatives in Ivellys Chi2fter Browning and wife of r this place visited In MadlsonvjlW Saturday and Sunday Sfi Mrs Frankie Keown and slstet Miss Effie Stokes wore In the coui t ty seat Saturday Hazel Grfffth visited friends in Mad Isonville Sunday vR Kiss Beds best finish like 121I pj5t formeprice ta6onow 50 kDresserlarge price 9JjOf attbndod toIgardlo8s v 1 ihv JFJ 1 j J fI Inn f1rrk J- a x x c JI II e x114 II New Years Grejjing M r 1F TVe to our and friends sincere far their patronage during tiie f yeafninetcenhundred and ten and respectihillyr + solicit continuance of the same the he3een our cus tom carry a class goods 11 F at reasonable prices and we are always prepared to meet the wants of our in i partment V11ipliing you one and alla PROS- PEROUSt YEAR J f+ W R CQYLE Manager JSt Beftiard Store gtJn ST BERNARD MINING CO + tt 0 a A 7 jv r+ + + + + + + + + + + t + + + rW htrWlNi NNVIMciYt IhAt4YNNINIhhY hWNffliVitW lB M SLATON Undertaker CountyIJl T J M MYNNMwmpmmMwmN1WM 1q wmMmm aJ rJKr THE TELEPHONE SERVICE =LOOK HERE ME AEMEE I Note that this Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company Incorporated Ioffor Ins you an Ideal for teoiilion service Using our IIErvfceytni jfyte ad v+ ntagesor long li ngecotioeetloiM to eYe important lnt in Unttec Si The advanlates orceephoS1 qo in roiJcnce are too numerous moiilonbtfVapon wuld conm Qtlol1 with the Irkts obtainingprki yeti ng urate adreportsvantages urc are more you pay Literature nd inform atoy furnished by calling oi r inanaijei LrGMann TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO I3fBEE ADS PAYS GET THE t 7r6M II 1 I NEED TNf ONOj I 1 4 l- A r r f IfJrit The fcefliest JfloneyRaisillg Furniture i iid tcirpet Saei tGiven I themustbest made Furniture of the newest designs and a carefully selected frAt tawl t p Rootn Satunheardof prices IS at your disposal I need the money 1 4 Jlt t- drV 1 41 0- i r f Ii L I cut 150 MATTING 5WEC1AL and 35cFancy Japanese f AWINDOW i rf visit undertaking girls with purcbasing have w thoroughlybaked i 498 ehterprising- tnorchant roturned1bbino 450 tlQ relativesAllyn FrldayVANTEDOoodealesmanto I Genuine e c- V tf i t t 1 1 1 tfry 6 t RLfOXB4s NO Ilx I8 tnfq+ P6JAx 1 The best made c raiteed alinst saiugi for fiersp 6 iJ rrt 1 x i 6- 5AL 1 Jli 11 y t T bit Ntl C At j i tf1 f ny- cIonTO r lfl t N1ADISNVILLE KY 1 i t s I 4 l 0 5 cxtend patrons thanks liberal J r a throughI customers anyde NEWr Earlin Ky Incorporated 4 it + + tttmWWWMuWWW MiAD1SONVILLEKVll s K BEST l Y to t to be a oj on 4LWBERLAND HABIT F I nJI L ltOWNfliedrSpringy i3I- itJJoYf n i i + u to u 1111 i I i r f 0 i t hewing Rockers all oseatr JIt 4i rf ij IIntorpo This Rocker like pictu e high back mahbganyfinisn or genuine quartered oak wood or cobbler seat former price 350j inaw 6250T r r R Ingrain Carpets all wool 65c val uesreducedM i lOcyarfl Large variety of patterns as tow as 25c yard Room Size Rugs all grades at greatly reduced prices t J I i lwt b r i iil7lfl o r urat jJ f Ar t 4 t ttj oof 1 0 P I n U a l It Y r r r stt I cY da 4t J I j i S J 4 t4 j ra a qe Ti n- i L U 1 I jx 4 IJ n j 0JR IJ rI r p i I I f r Pi ys wt- n f s a r Madi nVi Notes BY AILEEN DAVIS N fine Stocking Club Miss Isabelle Gardiner delightful ly entertained the members M the Bine Stocking Club in a regular literary and social session in her home oh West Sugg street Friday afternoon December 30 1910 After tho program was dispensed with the plans for the study nourt e for the remainder of the year were thoroughly discussed by all tile members The invited guests present during tho social hour were Miss Mary West Miss Helen Gregory Miss Florence Allyn and Miss Hattie WestMiss Gardiner at the conclusion of the meeting served a most excellent and appetising much Miss Lillian Robards will be the hostess Saturday January 14 Surprise Party quite a number of her friends gave Miss Slbylo Hart a surprise party at her home on Hall street Saturday night A number of in teresting games were played and delightful refreshments served The following were present Misses Margaret and Louis McPherson Hazel aud Lucy Fawcett Awes Bailey Metabeth Sory Eleanor Smith Messrs William RossiSam Arnold Montgomery Hol iall Glen Eudaly Jas Sory Harry Taliaferro Bailey Russell Chas Grofory Hetechel Logan Lysle R blri PUt Roy IlI1 YtPerkAdams W son FaXe Misses S tlVp aitLa unriy Ftiw lrtent54 ett iii S rVil1un 1 tirlsi bauco On Friday eveiifnk the BifsMlaiiee kt the Elks Home given its l itlrof the visitors of MadlBMivHlo andtbe- youngfmn oft7iJAelty proved to be a y to the uncial events of the iioTuiayTlgason The programs had a Harrlsonpsclier girl In even pagewimusic employ d was LfiistromsOr Durlntltheintermissenti was served Mra wimberlyib visiting ft eu1Jj in Louisiville this weekI MUs Blrnrce Whnhery who has been sick for tho last few days is able to be to be out again Miss Syble Hart spent the day in Mortons Gap Saturday Miss Aileen Davis spent Saturday and Sunday in Lonlsvllleti Prof G D Collins wlitf has been visiting in Louisville bits returned home Miss Sidney 33owles of St Louis1 Who has been the guest of Mr and Mrs J D McPherson 4rj for sever at daub has returned hiimo Harrison Hollman of Mortons Gap Is visiting his parents Mu and Mrs Ashley Hollman a few days Mrs Nuchols of Hopkinsville is visltlii relatives m this city George A Eudaley of Nebo was in the city Saturday on Business Sam Arnold a prominent yqnng business man of this city visited friends in Nashville Friday Rev Theodore Compton of I Owensboro was here Sunday and I preached at tho Baptist church Mrs D Hr Kiuohloe ot this city took part in the Old Fiddlers Contest at Mortons Gap Saturday night Miss Grace Kuykeudoll who has been visiting Mss vVlnnie Ashby has returned to Morgantown- Mrs F T Mosley of Nortouville was hero Saturday Kimmel Finiey of St Charles who has boon visiting friends hliro has returnedhdme Mr and Mrs WP Clements has- rehtod the Waltrip propriety on East Center street and are moving in this week Arch Goodwin Morton MoPherson and Ernest Williams spent Sunday in Evansville Miss Nannie Anderson left Won day for Cinoinnatti to enter theSCln clnnntti University of Musjn Miss Top NiBrills atteurted the RtlvsvHle Ymns dance Thursday night l Miss htiib oZJ1t tins bet the- guest ot Mlisal hDrtver durliig Ithe holiday r Miss att llain a satiqtLvisitlugher liousin MrsJClara nt4tti a Jim TnlVncrtn tt Bo vlttig Gret attended tfegirigace heroFr day eveniu I Mies 3 3 Loia awd khelbt Brown Vi IlV beenthdguatsnt 1 rs u R s etireral d flX1tf vereturued- Mr to YJp AC J rat tre Aa Cuulnith- have rett2 r td ioinf from a visltt J1t tz Mr Cummings parents In Carinol ton Ind Will pritohett left Sunday for a short stay in Lousvllle rj t You Can Eat Anything z Eat what your atomaoh crRVes without the slightest four of iaidjliea tlbn4 which is an awful fooling You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath Or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digestoze It re lieves and cures as If by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief intone minute Got a BOo bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated ii A Card From Bourland Moore We wish to say to all our friends und customers we have enjoyed a very prosperous yenr under Our cash system audwe feel that we have saved youalla nice little sum of money bydeal lug with us unu paying oasiias- we have made our prices very lovv and have jriyen our customers the benefit of the loss that comes iu a credit business We have increased qur business to the biggest year we havefeyer had and feel that even witli the small profits we have madelmore money than any other year t Now starting in with the new year we are going to contiiipour strictly cash business nuitstill save our customers money We only ask you to rIve us It clsuicSj tc price you our goods i lVwe are sure we can couviuco ou it pays to pay cashiWishing you alla hnp hUlld HIOl9uutanuutlOll ewe remain k- Yours for hUSIUPssIc4 BOURLAND MOOIIK Mad isouvillewKy No More Dyspepsia Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain unll Ig9Jted or sour on your stomach 11 you tiowerful tLebtiuing Company Illcurpor ted Antler Hotel Will Open gpenthe r JSM popelurHf wretpQrey t II I ADDITIONAL MEWS OF THE TOWN Miss Bessie Cobb of this city visited friends ihMadisonville Sat urday Miss Charlie Diivisiliade friends In MadlBonvllle a iIsl Saturday on business Dave Kinnhloo oir MiieliHonvllle was Lure Saturday on business Miss Oh Shaver who lots boon spending the holidays ivith the fuuhllyofPiugrcoSllaver returned to Sunday where she will ttttmftl a Business College WV Tad Or the Mortono Gap country Was hero Saturday D D WopdrdC and Jj J Faulof St Charles wurs hero Saturday on business General Manager Frank Rash made a business trip to Providence Saturday 1 Mrs J M Keatuor and daughter Lenine who have boon visiting in I Madiaonviilo havo returned home Geo Coylei of Madisonviile was here Saturday on business Margaret Rodgers of this place Is visiting her auut Mrs B B Hackney of Howell Ind Mrs Tom Causler who hiS been visiting relatives here several days has returned to Howell Miss Myrtle Gilkie of Crofton who has boon visiting relatives and friends here has returned home JJ Harluti who was formerly lvcnnectod with the Rose Creek Coal Qfiuipany now has charge of the n at the Shamrock mine j Mr and Mrs John B Atkinson aud little daughter Nan who have been visiting in Nashville a law days have returned hume Miss Katherine Spiilman a charming yOung Lady of this place left Friday for an extended visit to friends in New York City John Moore wfuifhas been pend tug the holidays horn returned to Culver Inii yesterday where he will remiter school Miss 3iie Foard and Mrs Kline of this olty arjj visiting in Louisville wouk X Asthma Sufferers and old people with a hacking cough will find Instant relief in Spruce Gum Balsam and J OttosI Compound made from the Sprl1ofoI and Pine tree Your living more pleasant and life prolonged by j using this valuable remedy Try It i Price 6Uo1or sale by drug depart MintugCompany i J- I A I 111111 qUI j r1oL I FOR AN EASY SHAVE TRY ONE OFTHE FOLLOWING j fl cjColgates ShavingPo r 25 COlgates Shaving Stick A i 25 cents I Johnsons Shaving CreamiV 25 cents Williams Barber Bar Y vo cents Colgates Barber Soap V Io cents 1 All of the above are made by manufacturers of National repute and have stood most w tests We also have anything iri the Safety or old style razors I SOLD ON AN ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE 1ST r BERNARD DRUG STORE ST BERNARD MINING CO LI X INCORPORATED KENTUCKY jiI I FREE WONDERFUL NEW MEDI 1 CAL DISCOVERY t hive DAYS TREAT ENTft i Of Wonderful New Discovery Sehtt4Hree to all Sick or MfflkUd People hVAysn hits deWitlmltlml to selld Jio ill pepp1 ti YI for ita free iiroaf treatment ofhiB wonilofful new IliscoveryvliicllllaQ cared thousands that suffered nsyhunow suffer He feej ul it is Iueto siiireriufi huinntiity to give them the twin fit of this WQJI derful treatl ent If All he usks is that you send him yuuriwinfi tend julflresSi t0jl ing him how you suffer uml he will send you free proof tree nInpt- e for your case entirely freeju plump tv rlppl r bv return mat You are uiMer no nbliuatinns tti liiiu He will semi you with tln freo treatment his honk for vour Iuiclt Ice this hook is alfeo froe Just sit down now nod write today ns you mnyitot seo tlnff oifer againxItliettniatismDiabetesHeadache Dixzinppa Kidney and BliUlderr Troubles HartDis tae Impure Blood Female Troubles Torpid Liver NervousUMs Malnria and all Uric Acid Diseases DR D J WALSH BOX 2094 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