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T TUESDAY : TUESDAY and FRIDAY IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR TWENTY-SECON-D BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE ff Semi-Weekl- FRIDAY YEAR MIKADO SENDS MESSAGE OF AMUiAHCl TO EARL1NGT0N, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1911 Nq.'ZS havingbeen employed the past eight mouthViir A)U'bftha. Bee, at Mortou'e Furnnure Store when you want engraved cards, em- -' bossed letterheads, dance tickets r programs. We have the best an r let us flguro with yon on-price- ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ONE riEE TAIT. . THB0WS I00I1C PAKI0 Ex- - Japanese Ambawader Conveys Personal Nek to WhHe Howc r;varville Blaze Does Damage to lent of Madisonville Notes m .f U tf-- $25.0. r . I, - '- - .. i ' i' vi U k f -- Washington, March 27. Baron in Shirt Waist Factory Ctatanqaa Literarj Clab. ' Uolida, the Japanese ambassaFtre in New York. Mrc.,W. L Gordon Jr. cnarm-ingl- y dor, called at the White House entertained the Ohatauqua Satnrdaj and presented to PrestC located in top floors of Literary Olub at her home in a ten story building. ident Taft a personal message East Arqh street Thursday ufter-noo- n from the emperor of Japan. The March 28). New York, March 26. One emperor deolares he was already The roll call waB resposded to hundred and forty persons nine convinced that tho president hud by member with quotations from tenths of them girls from the given no credence to the "false Elizabeth Barrett Brow n i n g. East Side were crushed to death and wicked reports regarding on the pavement, smothered by Japan." The emperor warmly E. H. S. Chawi "Uig Offn" Bethel Mrs. Otbo Fowler as leader, ably handled the subject of ''Dipben's smoke, or shriveled to a crisp reciprooates President Taft's asCollege Girls. this afternoon iu the worst lire surances of friendship between Iu thirty minutes of the fast- Loudon," which was thoroughly kribWn .since the tho two countries. New York has est and most exciting basket ball iuterestihg in every detail, showing this quaint little old city as sieamsmp ueuerar.&iocum wits The Saparer'i Xiig. game this season, the High' was seen iu the time of Dickens. bnrned to the w'ajert edge off The emperor's message in full School girls put the "kibosh" on it This was folio w.ei by a splenNorth Brother's jtsjanW'fn 1004. the Bethel College girls team by is as follows; Nearly all of tliV vjcfjrtps were, "To tho Presidents the United' a score of 2io 1, , ". did article read bv MW Frank employed by the Triangle Shirt Tho Bethel girls arrived on the Brown concerning "Dickens," States of America: Waist Company on the eighth, "I was greatly pleased to re- 5 :80 train, accompanied by quite each member entering enthusiasninth and tenth floors of ten ceive your very, kind message a cro"Wd of rooters. The visiting tically into the discussion of his story building at No. 28 Wash- conveyed to me through my am team was eutertuined' bv tho writings aud his supposed moington Plucu on the western bnssador in Washington and I girls of the local team until time tives for chosiug the lower classes, as the foremost characfringe of the dowutown clothhm thank you for it. I was already for tho game 'district. Bethel appeared in practice to ters in his novels. well convinced that you had "Housing the Poqr of London" The partners of the firm, Isaac given no credence to the false be a much faster team than our Harris and Max Blanclc, escaped and wicked report3 regarding girls, but when the. whistle blew a most excellent pappr read by unscratched from the oflice on Japan, but it was especially a the spectators realized immedi- Mrs. M. J. Clark proved to have the tenth floor, carryinc with source of profound satisfaction ately this would be one of the no superior on this program, as them over an adjoining roof to me to receive from you the fastest games they had ever wit- she so ablv solved this mighty , Planck's two young daughters assurance that the relation of nessed. They showed at once problem ; telling what is yearly . and a governess. amity and good understanding that they appreciated this by the bning done for the relief of the There was not an outside lire between our two countries were way they cheered the E. H. S. masses in this mighty city. escape on the building. , For the E. H. S. Elizabeth "The current events given as never better or more coruialthan How tho lire started will per- at this time. I. am most happy Long aud Jessie Greer were the the Round Table talkMby Mrs. Frabk Bowmer was very fine. haps uever be kuown. to be able entirely to reciprocate stare, while the Bethel team The club then adjourned to a uiuth-JlooOn the flfty bodies that assurauot. .4 played about equally, displaying sqcia! hour, during which time ' iWHW'found good team work. t Sixty three or more persons TIM KILLED LW WRICK After tbo game the .crowd 'Mrs.jXJordou served a most wnrA nrnbtiarl trvrtnath U ' iii'mn. in several cours- . went to the Earllngton Athletic ..M ,y VWV.. VJ J J mg and more than thjrty clogged Ob Atlantic Doaai iiBe,,Dixie Flyer" Olub where refreshments were Cms Through Trestel. the elevator shaft. " n Served and ever.y..one regally en eUt Xtad Bridge CU1: ' i The loss of property will' not tertained. Miss Willis, of The1 members of the SQtith End Tifton, Qa., March 25. In one exceed $100, 000. Captivated the crowd Bridge Olub of tjiis city enjoyed of tho worst railroad disasters ill WILL KEEP GUARDS STILL the history of the Sonth Atlantic by her singiug. Littlo Miss Dor almost pleasant afternoon at the laugh- home of Mrs. A. R. THOUGH STRIKE ISEIfDED States, Oummings ten persons are known to othy Oorbitt had the crowd have been killed and a score or ing continuously by he recita- Friday, March 24. from 3 to 6. Mountaineers Have Nol Heard of Close Many exciting games were more injured when Atlantic coast tions. of Difficulties. Misses. Sue Wade and Lena played, Mrs. J. D. McPhersou, line south bound train number Davis in their.singing were high- Jr. "winuiug the greatest number 5)5, known as the "Dicie Flyer" Lexington, Kv., March 27 ly appreciated by every one. Precautions to guard its employ- went through a trestle over the Tommy Featherston 'singius of points was awarded the prize es taken by the Cincinnati, New Alapahu river 18 miles east of "Steamboat Bill" was voted the an exquisitely cut glass fern dish. A most excellent luncheon Orleans and Texas Pacific rail- here., about 6 o'clock this morn- best of all., consisting of all the delicacies of ing. road dnrimc the strike which en Miss Murrell in 1ier recitation, the jseason was served just after The baggage and express cars ded Saturday are not to about "The bad raau, biting,, big the games were-over' moved at once. Guards will be two day coaches, and u pullman huuks outen bjd kjds" whs ,also' A'mon'g those preafelit were: taken off tho locomotives, but w.ent into the river. Five Pull highly praisqdj The Hoptpwij hM'erfdiimes Clvde RuUv O. W. the secret service of tho roiid wll mans remained on the track. croud votel K'irliugton :i finr Lfud'sfiy, L E. Ruby, Fred Rein-eckofficial state According to an be kept on the alert to" prevent place. They returned home on H, F. Head, O. A. Morton, meut the wreck was caused by 'sniping" at trains by the sharp OyFndav night. n Geq.' Nevvpo"ldv Paul' Banks, R. axle ou the shooters of the mountainous sfec' the breaking nf-a.Next Prirlnv night March 31. S. Duliu, Jr., J.,D. McPherson, tions in north Tennessee and engine when midway of the tree the High School Girls play Bet-bo- l Jr. and Miss Florence Allyn. tie, the, weight of the. train caus southern Kentucky. at Bethel College. Quite a itig the trestle to collapse. Some of the employes and crowd contemplates going. WomBi leek tUb,. of the mountain division Luje up 25 To 3. During the absence"of Mrs. P. are feariul lest news of tlirs end Bethel E. H. S. B: Ross in the "Southland" the rUV H. S. and Bethel girls The of the strike fail to permeate' tho R. F. Spinner. ,, Greer "Womau's Book Club" was en back woods districts sufficiently met on the Basket Ball field in Radford, v ,L. F: ' Long. tertained at the home of Mrs, night. to inform all Btr.&egyjtapttlhizorfl Hopkin8vi)le Tupsday C. , Moore. Stokes. VV. J. Dulfn in South Main The game was played according street there of the outcome. There is Beaurefoard L. G, " Kemp. Wednesday March 23. some, speculation a.s.tp whet to rules that were absolutely new Humphreys also R. G. Murrell & The "Hundred Days" a most her Hlie men who have been to the E. H. S. girls. The conseFen wick excellent original article was shooting dC'tlie trains 'can' sue quence was they suffered defeat. . Brownell Referee Weir. beautifully given by Mis Ema cessfully resist the temptation to The score Biood 25 to J) iu favor Time keeper Fugato. line Browniug. This being fol try their skill further at moving of Hopkinaville. Attendance "Just Dandy." lowed by a vivid sketch o; the targets as the cars wind' ;thr'6ugti Liberal Commissions PakL ' "Battle-oWaterloo" by Mrs. Married In Springfield. the mountain passes, To agents who will solicit sub Miss Maude Cooke, of St. W. O. Morton aud never was BACK TO NATURE. script-ions for. Uncle Remus' Charles, Woodruff, of anything more beautifully told A hen 1b not suppoBoii to have much Home Magazine all or spare Oarbondale, eloped to Sprinir-fiel- than this, as givea tuMrs. cpmmou sense ortaott.yet oyery- inimitable, way. Her class men are makTenn., Saturday afternoon tjmo she layB an egg aho uacklea time. First ' ing, over $30f0P$very w.eok. Yo.u and .were, married. Tht$ get awy audiencersatapellbqnnd through &' ' ' . forth the fact. f I out the entire rehearsal: can make several dollars by just, was well planned. A rooster IirbiiH got a lot of intellect ' Mrs. S. R. Dulin, Jr., wajs a to show, but none the less moat working spare time. Write for ' Misa Cooke was. visiting Mrs. ' roosters liavo oiiourJi ooa sonfie full particulars. Samples free. John Redding and was up in guest of the club. to crow. A luncheon consisting of sever Unolk Rkmus' Homk Magazine', town with oue of Mrs. Redding's The rhulo, tho most despised of Atlanta, Ga. little girls.. Suddenly she met al courses was daintily served at beaBts, hasja persistent way of the conclusion of the program. letting people know no's around Odd Fellows Lodge Installed at Nebo. up with her lover. She left the little girl iu care of a friend, by his insistent bray. Quite a delegation of Earling-to- n they boarded, a traiu" south a Mrs James L, Mason, of Pitta-burg- j The busy little Bees thoy buzz, bulls aud P.euu., who has been the Madisonville people bbort time' later and were marbellow and cows moo. and watchguess of friends aud relatives iu went to Nebo Monday night and ried Satuaday night. dogs bark, and ganders quack installed au Odd Fellows Lodge and'dovoand pigeons' coo. The bride is the .daughter of Earlington and Madisonville for at that place with 20 members. West Cooke aud a very popular several days, left Friday for her The peauook Bpreads hia tail and home. Bquawks; pigs squeal ami robins The names of officers and other young lady. ' Bing, and even serpentB know details will be given later on. book-keepMrsRootz, of EarlingtQn is in The groohi' is a ' enough to hisa before they sting. for the Citrboudale miues. ' ' Mbrgaufield the guest tQf 'her HBRBIN2J cures constipation But man, the greatest masterpiece and I'ppptAbliRiiHA roi'iilar bowwl The parents objected to the dadghtor Mrs. Ernest Eastwood. Nature could deviso, will uiuveuieuto. l'rioo G0u. Bold by that Mr. aud Mrt.Lee Montgomery i often stopl andihtjoitpto before StjBernard Mining Co., Incorpor- marriage on accountef the youth-fulne- 6 of the bride. ,, BBht'lliAjDVKRTtaifir and daughter MisslCutherine are! ated, drugidepartment. , Lrvtsltst Evahsvlllc, Iud., March 27i Fire that' threatened, many river front buildings and caused & mild panic among 100 guests of tho Richmond h6tel caused a lose estimated at $2o,000 here today. The flames started in the Lou nert cigar store of.unknqwn ori sin and spread rapidly before the high wiridt IT ATX1EM DAVIS. in Owensboro for n few days on account of the illness of Mrs. Montgomery's sister. d H. S. Sutton, of Asb'w&burK, was in Madisonville on business Friday. , Get the habit of coming to branch office or 'tne lf Btmi-Week- h , r ., Hop-kinsvill- e, , . W. L. Gordon Jr. a in Loui-vill- e on a business trip for a few: Miss Elizabeth Toombs visited ' f relatives in Slaaghterville Sat- days. Morton McPheraon and Ernest urday aud Sunday. WillianB' visited friends in Mor-taMrs. Lee Jackson and son Lee Gap Sunday af tarnoon. Jacksou, Jr. visited relatives in Dr. T. W&. O'jurdlnlfe left Mob-da- y SlauchtervBlle Friday. for to attend Miss Winnie Ashby spent d to businessariito?and Sunday in Evausville Newmhn WhltMfa! of. Earl- attending to legal affairs. Fri- Mies' Martha James, of "Naph-vill- e, ington; waVji iVMftdlso i dnv with ifriWirlfil t Tenn., is in this city the Chas. Young, of Salmon-Xoun- g guest of Mr. and Mra. W. J. Grocery Co., is confined at ho'ma Barnhill. Grover Oardwell, of Anton, with a severe cold. Miss Louise Ashby, of was the guest of his sister Mrs. visited friends. in MadOhas. Young iu this city Saturisonville Sunday. day. Mrs. T. R Fiuley, of St. Roy George spent Friday in Charles, was the yuest of Mr. Princeton attending to business aud Mrs. E. L. "Hart Saturday affairs. and Sunday. Miss Bell Story, of Nashville, is W. JLJ. Corum, of Ashbysburg visiting her parents this week. was in town Friday ou business, So Stop Coughing. We make a specialty of doing two You can if you will use Otto's and three color work. If yoii want classy job work that will give satis- Spruce Gum Balaam and Fine Tar faction see our samples and get Compound A valuable remedy for Coughs, Whooping Cough, Croup, prices at the Madisonville Branch Bronchitis, Asthma, Sore Throat, Office inf Morton's Furniture Store, CheBt and Lungs. Price 25 and J cents. Sold by drug department ef v AiiiKKN Davis, Manager. the St. Bernard Mining Cpmpanr, Mrs. jfa Jffj, Wit hers of Hender-son- , Incorporated. '' is vjsitsng ljtjf daughter Mrs. George Raskin this, pity for a few weeks. Bailey Patterson, of Birmingham, Ala., as in Madisonville Monday visiting friends. Misses Metabeth Sory and Mary Hughes,of Bowling Groeu, If you aro looking for somewere the gues of Mis Wallace thing elegant in stationery. in Hopkinsvlie Friday. Something that showB tbo perClem Armstrong r.e turned sonality of tho writor, let os show you our line of Baton, to Madisonville Monday "after a Crane & Pike's Gilt Initial short visit to relatives' in Stationary. We carry in stock every let' Judge J. T. Nunn, of Frank-fort- , ter so are suro to have yours. visited frieuu in Madison- y Don't forget th Bee ban a branch offleo for Madisonville people In alarton's, Furniture Store. If you want advertising or job work or wish to Bubecribo for tho paper, call up number 4. J Davis, llanaRer. Goodwin spent Sunday Arch in Princeton, with friends, AiiiSKN Ailbbn Davis, Manager. ns Sat-urda- FhkfirJK; - Hop-kinsvil- le, ' s Have You Seen it? Hop-kinsvill- e. b-r- e . e, ville Tuesday. Clarence Seibert a former Linotype operatdt of the Madisonville Journal was iu .this city with friends Mondav. Mr. Seibert SORY DRVG CO. Incorporated I Madisonmile, : Kentucky 1 ofli-cial- .- - TO BUILD YOUR HOUSE;unto7 i)nT ii! 1 "in ttou 1c iltu . MlMIV MilH "Ajn , Takes money, and you .always' want the best money. : T you- - can. get ' forour f We are inthe best positlipn to give you just what you want, just when you want and-Jame- Mor-tou's,o- it SATISfAjDN . ma-teri- al d, WJE ..GUARANTEE The, grades of luititfejnd-had. . we sell are the very Best1" to be . anything in the building line. Write or 'phone us for prices on er c byCO LvUMBER F tjt Incorporated jM!eclifcB!Ci"i ville, "- . Ky. T fi. 'fi " r I . What To Do FOR Sickly Children Letters from Mothers "I wish I could iriduce every mother, who has a delicate, sickly chi!d,to try your delicious Cod Liver and Iron Tonic YINOL. It restored our little daughter tb'hcdlth and strength after everything else had failed.1 Mrs. C. W. Stum?,.. Canton, Ohio. Mrs. F. P. Skonnard, .o Minne- apolis, Minn., write?,,. '.I want to , recommend VINQL to.eyexy.moth-c- r who has. a weak or. j sickly .child. My little boy was, $icldy,.pale,iand . had no appetite for twp years.. I tried different medicii.es andt doctors withodf benefit, but" thanks 'to VINOL, he is a well ftid Wealthy " boy C. Allen, of New jBedford, Mass., writes,"My two punychildrengained rapidly in flesh and strength in a very short time after taking VINOL." We positively know YINOL will build up little ones and make them strong and robust. Try , healthy, ene bottle, and if you are not satisfied, we will return your money. ST.BEENAED MINING COMPANY Incorporated Drug Department to-da- The method is very simple. The bark is removed from the stump? for a height, of about two feet above the ground. &Dry kindling wixxl, bark and litter are placed y H l entirely around the stump. Earth is Bhoveled to a depth of from 3 to 0 inches over the wood and bark snrrouudiug the trunk. An opeuing about a toot wide is left and the Gre is started by means of pitch pine. When it is well 'started, the opeuing is cavered, 'leaving a small crevice 'or draft. It takeB from six days to two weeks for a stump to. burn out completely by. this, method. The Are follows the roots to the very end, and if care is taken tokeep the fire always covered with earth, there is little ohauce for failure. Fred Lockley, in April Pacific Monthly Forced tolLeave Hone.' Every year a largo number of poor sufferers, whoso lungs are sore and raoked with aougbs, are urged But thlb to go to another climate. la oostly Jaud not always sure. Let Dr. There's a better way. King's Now Discovery cure you at home. "It cured mo of lung trouble," writes W. R Nelson, of Calamine, .rk., ''when all else failed f !fAJ4gmAfimiAmmmsHmmimffm jNHfli i5-L- rv hRhHHI STb 'm tf"l m I H til bLTb III tfHIvlHI It t'.M The New Plan Gives Greater Advantages Than Evr , . MS- -si .'ft IV. . XtBurely the klppvof U,ciugh and College of luhg.btira's.." Thousaii'ds w.p tbeir llves-antreat to j.t'8, positivethe State of Washington, through ly guaranteed.tnxtorit.Cou'gbs, Colds, its farin 'demonstration depart- LaGVippfc, .Asthma,., Croup all Thro'at ment, has been conducting tests $1.00."' and Lung troubles'-- all50c and drugTrial bottle freo at on the - Ihgged-of- f lands which gist. have attracted great attention. NOW IT RAINS MUD IN KANSAS "The. system used is called the char pit method of burning Towtvin "State Where Anything Can 6tumps- - At the meeting of the Happen" Sees Phenomenon. Sou tli w e a tern Development Wathoua, Kan., March 27. League at Vancouver, recently, Professor H. W. Sparks, super- Sectibns of this town were spat visor of the Demonstration farm tered by a raiu of mud Sunday. of the Washington Agricultural The phenomenon is accounted College, conducted ' 'some very for by the fact that a high wind and dust storm was prevailing successful tests, ' Where stumpB. afp twelve to when a light rain began to fall-I- t is explained that the drops fifteen inches through it has been found more economical to pull of water collected the dust in the The Agricultural . t Toll of The Tall Timber. to do your shopping. The Metropolitau character of its stores gives yoi tl;ip a.dVanage.f tiusj arc scjectmir irorn niucn lai'srer srocics man can oe louna m.uuv otner mf.v wit? ivnstic. i .nav mtc ' "7"' lower.. ; Now. is to, coiiie while the'sto.QlvSof.nenierchaiidiso arc jirioVrcbuiptelb'' .... The jfeVnlii,slt';fHr' lc'tA'il: lrfii,flin'n'.C,ill rtnt vniii, fiirW 'hrSf'lv w.ve it fthirhnv vmir iivi'ihiilHliso from anv or all 'of its jThciVjbmscrorclihff to .thb 'eoiiliti:0ns speciirjed below. Come ' I V r ' n The Evansv'ille Retail .Merchants Rebate will pay brie.'jhife round trip rRa)lroad TractipVi or Steamboat fare fot: each dollar's worth of goods' purchased from one or;'mor6 of its members, to the extent of one full round trip fare from 'anjs.P'u'rit, An additional one per cent, will be paid on ertch dollar's worth purchased 7in excess of the amount required ' to obtain one round trip fare. .V coming 50 miles and purTo Illustrate: chasing $50 worth of goods will' get one round trip fare. A person coming 50 mile.s and purchasing $75 worth of on' the goods will get onef;fu,il round trip fare and extra $25 and so on;forany additional amount above trie 1. Assp-ciatio- ,.. 1 fare. All 2. Before the fare is refunded the customer must show his or her return trip ticket or a receipt from the ticker agent at the rebate office. 3. The total amount of each ' purchase should be entered on the hooks. 4. No rebate will be allowed unless application for same is made at time of purchase. 5. No fares will be refunded on books mailed to the office. 6. No rebate will be allowed when total amount of purchase i3 less than $10. 7. Rebates are allowed on cash purchases only. Ask for a Refund Book in the first store from which . W - yoi purchase. J"- St them out with ahorse and capstan, or with ' a donkey-enginWhere stumps, however, are too large for removal in this niapner, the char-pi- t method has demonability1 to clear the strated its land of stumps at small expense. e. ways most successful. Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy acts ou this 'Plan. It looseus the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the eeeretioBs auJ aids nature in restoring" trie system to a healthy oouditiqu. Sold by v, Geo. King & Sons. atmosphere turning it intdmud. Medicines that aid nature" are al ' the Leading Merchants of Evansville are members of the Rebate Association and the lines carried include everything for personal and household use. Come to Evansville to buy your supplies when you can have your fare paid both ways and make your shopping trip a genuine pleasure. Evansville offers so many utractions to the sightseer that you can't help enjoying the trip. Fof further particulars address The Evansville Retail . zzo main aireei, fcvaesvme, Indiana Merchants' Rebate Association . ' 'i. OUR ; r DISPLAY OF WOOLTEX GARMENTS FOR SPRING IS A FASHION MMMHMMMMnaHMHaiaMRMiaMMHI SHOWIN ITSELF this a personal invitation, to. come and the cjtv. V see the most captivating display of spring garments ever shown-i-: It. is our. complete spring showing of the splendid Woortex Wear for wohlen a WOMEN in Earlington, Ky arie tb consider n I and' coats that? is unparalleled, j6r,charnri, and, diversity of styles. Wooltex quality and tWooltex style were:never so beautifully demonstrated as. in these ' '' ; spring gar'nients. .: So authentic are the models, so smartly chic and so freshly new are these lovely in itself. Wooltex garments, thiatithe line in its entirety is a style-shoA11 the models shown. in the. leading magazines, and many more, are here for your selection Such individuality, and f eh nemerit characterize these Wooltex garments, that ypu will be delighted at being so easily able to find the model exactly becoming in. lines and color. collection'1 ' :'- -'. -- o; suits w t ) WOOLTEX. SUITS iKC - mm . ' If f BiHV! H- ..&-- III I Practical Scotch Tweed Suits ' SuitB foi College Girls Charming Dress Suits 'Imported Sefpe SultB, .'Cream SefRe Sdlt.. Outing Suits BusineBsiSuitB , . HOW IS Y0U)l OPPORTUNITY BEEN SUN- TO WOOLTEX COATS , FIND THE SUIT. Y0U',VE SINCE THE DAYS CAME, WANTING NY :Vlw Bit PEIOED 70M S20 00 TO $35.00 - - Coats for Lingerie Gown Traveling Coats Coats Theatre .Con tB Automobile Coats Young Girls' Coats Black Taffeta CoaU PEIOED FRQM $10.00 TO $25.00 1 mWfm ''ll . Special Silk Peticoals, eiaeks and Colors' $1.9.5 Special White Serge Skirts at Ready-to-We- $6 and $7.50 m m mi t T I t t i R : .Jswtw Don't Fail to Visit Our Millinery Parlor, Adjoining the t ' . 1 ar Department, Second Floor ..''.:-- . Rest Room Adjoining Millinery Department e ;:... RAILROAD FARE, RJEf U.NDED on purchases 015.00, if you come 25 rnilesr; on purchases of $25.00, if you conie 40 miles. Xsk railroad agent jfor your receipt and present to the office with your sale check O. K'd. t 1 pi, :, ERANKELS BUSY STORE Hobkin,! f ' V. J...1 " , r iTTHE "H&. STORJBTHAT '';::T5'"--'-',''tvi &i .' , "tl b. &nz .l'lyfi "" T if' ' if Kentucky a 1 1. iS V'VV. ... ..,. ;. :,-- . . ft - JMi.fm1- - ii-.- - "'f" - - ,; ytHk'f'i!' - '' ,., -- - ''hmjgru "ti ".'"Jl'H?!1' ,tVrm:TTT L iMmnmB If TTpn ",l1'1 'i w Xvmvn1 'VU1 .' . '. v.,'. jAI'-T- ' - fi II .! .. .' ASHBY, BAKER & HICKMAN'S Great i Semi-Annu- al Loom i . and Bargain ' Commences Saturday, April I, and Continues, 2 Weeks, Closing Saturday, April 15 , . . (.,.... . All Loom End Calicoes, BE SURE AND READ THIS: l I Yard Length and Under at Rate of I c Yd. arid-colore- d ' ' . y Realizing we havn't room fpr both white' peoplein our Loom End Calico department at the same,time, we have de- cided to ' have special times. for the colored people, which we think will meet with. the approval of all , So we 'have set aside ' ' ' !. . '. r ' .' ' ' v '" ' '' HhvIiik recently bought the nMim'mdor of Hie for .the coldred people; exclusively Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings, up until noon of each weeliof the col- Auhby Htook of Dry Goo'tln. Shoe?, Clythiuj,', EJ , . eto , w mo able to kIvo tbo phodIh of Hunk Ins 'f i 11 I TV r ll j uuiiuu ucpduiacui J j . i .T oreu people o iijuiiuugs, cAeiubiveiy..' uvuiiug. a'1 ' o muiimigb no uiie win 1ue uiiuweu 111 uie iiie&e unit unjoining counties greater vjilueq in all cIhhs-6- 8 ciiu f of inoroliiviidlHo than ever offered in Maciirtou vllle at any previous time. but colored people. .The balance of ' tnte- time'duhrig '.sale no one.'will be1 allowed in( .Loom End'Calcp. Department but white Shh8oiihI)Io uoods In Silks, Dress 'Goodfc. SIioob and. Clothing at lean than factory people. But everybody,, white and colored, wilbye welcome at any and. all the time during the entire, safe iri'hny other part price. , . ''.''' '' . " sale-giving- , , ' ' ' i i , 4. uui ' - . - of the store. ' . '' . ,...,, . . , Calicoes 10,000 yards" Simpson's Shephard checked and red figured Calico, worth today 7 Loom J End price 15,000 yards American light and dark blue, gray, red and light Calico, Loom J worth today 7 End price 2,00 yards Amoskeag Dress Ginghams, none better, worth today 15c, Loom End "f 4 Qg price I I "bW c, c, $1 50 Lace Curtains 3 long in white and ecru, 1- -2 yards sale price $1 Lace Curtains, 3 yards 1- -2 QQf . C wOv vv wv long, sale price I Lace curtains, 2 75c yards long, sale price.. 72 inch Pure Linen Table Damask, regular price $1 25, sale price 3C JO '..IOC QQa Ovv Of "rOC .Domestic Yard wide L L. Brown Domestic, Loom End j" worth 6 v1 price 4 "yard wide Brown Domestic, c, 3-- v Hoosier 7 c, tS&.A 10c, sale price, t-- 1-- 2c 64 inch Linen Table Damask, regular price 75c, sale if price 50 inch white mercerized Table ' Linen, regular price 40c, A sale price 60 inch white and red checked Table Linen, regular price 40c, sale price. 60 inch white mecerized Table Linen, special value regular price 75c, sale price w COv Of CiOv 4Q v 3 price Hope Bleached Domestic, Brown Domestic, Loom End JB 4 worth O fk I m4X k worthy .- Extra Va ties in Silks and Dress Goods Yard wide Black Taffeta Bleach Domestic, in soft finish, I? sale price worth 6 tfr 9w Dress Ginghams in stripes, JP sale price... cheap at 7 One lot 10c Ging- fl hams, sale price.. . I A. F. C. and Bate's Dress Ginghams, worth 12 l 2c and l5c, A 2, i-- lar price $1.00, price..... Silk, regusale 2, y wv b CCv lUv C ; -- saleprice Galatia Cloth, regular price 18c, sale price Galatia Cloth, regular price 10c, saleprice I9v 4w lUv in Special 'Bargains White Goods 25c Indian Linon, sale price. . . . 15c Indian Linon, sile price 10c 7 l2c Indian Linon, ssle price. ..5c 12 I -- 2c 20c Linene, sale price 15c Linene, sale price 10c One lot of Embroidery, 10c e? and t5c, saletpp.ee ww 25c Corset cSvVrJjfeibroid- - fl Cm ery, sale pricej&jyj. ; . , . . n' skirt 50c Flouncing OQtfu length, sale price. . . .; I3c White Mercerized Waist Good, sale price .$2.25 Counterpans extra size and lie IWv yOw ft vw Yard wide Black Taffeta Silk, regular price Si 25, sale QQjr price Yard wide Black Messaline Silk, extra finish, regular price $1 25 sale price 27 inch Wash silks in all shades regular price 40c, sale 'OfS price Yard wide Sijk in blue and pinkj fancy stripe, regular price Jj Q 75c, sile price 50 inch PananYa and Siciliains in all 4 shades both plain and fan- - Mjfk cy.regular price 75c, price. $1 Blue and Black fancy "fQ ,', striped Worsted, saleprice 50 inch Mohair in black and blue, regular price 50c, sale price Yard, wide French Serge, in all shades, regular price 40, sale price; . .". "Yard wide all Wool Plaids, regular price 65c, price. . 'Fancy Mohair in brown, blue and gray regular price 35c, IwC 7C Ladies' Voile. SkirtsMn blue arjd black, regular price $650, CA sale price nf Ladies' Panama Skirts in light and tan, regular price '$4.50, sale price.. One lot of Ladies' Skirts in all :olors to close out at. . . tIALP PRSICE Ladies' Silk Petticoats' in Black and colors, regular price JQ $5, sale price Ladies' Silk Petticoatstfin blackand colors, regular price "7Q $4 50, sale price IO Ladies' Weatherbloofn Petticoats in black, regular price ( "yjC v" $2 50, sale price Ladies' Rustle Taffeta Petticoats in black, regular price Mfk I aHO $2, sale price.. Ladies' Petticoats' in black, special value, regular price $1 50,Q sale price. . . . .r. Ladies' Petticoats in black, regular price $1, sajc price Ladies' Petticoats in black, regular price 75c, price.. QQ (i .3040 : vO JA , Shoes I' QQ m.OivO j.rt . $ 9 ..... rii yOv "O (Oy JA rOv d 90v QQf Small. WareslUnder-price'. Extra big bargain in Shoes. Many . of the prices quoted are less 'than cost. Men's Oxfords in patent leather and tan, Hamilton-Brow- n 'make, regu-- : ' lar$2.75. Sale price 4I Men's gun metal, blucher style, Hamilton-Brown shoes, regular price 2.75, sale f price .4) I 1 lot of Men's $3.50 W. L Douglas Dnoes in pat. leainer M and tan, sale price. jPfcc"!1 .1 lot ot $2.50 W. L. Douglas' Ox-- : fprds in pat. leather and tan, sale price. . I bOO Men's heavy sole, ,kangaroo, calfi. Shoes, regular price MQ;' Zp $2, sale price Men's fne vici Shoes, blucher style, regular price $2.75, Q 1 .. sale price. ... k Men's box calf Shoes, blucher style,. regular price $2.75, ' sale price I Boys' vici Shoes, size; 1 to5, reg- ular price $l'.75, sale 'if ! Special Price in .Men's and Boys' Clothing 50 Men's Suits, broken lot's, 1 to 2 suits of a kind,- - regular, price $10 to $15. Sale . price Men's $7 50 Suits in gray, large sizes sale dM. A Q price .v. . . ? O Men's ,$10 Suits in new tijfo' AQ spring styles.salcpriceZp Men's $12.50 Suits in cassimere, spring shades, Vale ' price Men's $16.50 Suits-- , pure worstedinew tan shades, sa)e ., drf:1! .. OjQ 'f QO QQ H0 vO CAAO 3fB4B .... .- . . v.f i 40 fr'3 v. a '&? QQ iiyO 9 .P QA, jl v ... 0j v v I Men's Suits in 'jan, !gray. and mixed worsteds, regular 'price JjjQ $15, sale' price", . . . ?. Z))0m90 50 Boys' Lo'ng'Pafit Suits:'ffom $5 to OO 15 to close out'at liAlF PRICE QC vp Byy A r5J Bbys $i'0 Lbngta'nt 'Suits tnr "brawn " and blues, sale Afc AO price. . .. :':-r.- ' .".v. . ZjlDaWO . price....... wOv Silko, per spool. . . ..'. . 1". . .;. . f '. 3c Biass Pins. M. C Banner, per;; p2DC - ' ." ..mww ....rOC . fUv (Ov Pearl Buttons.dozen. . . , .,. . 1c Adomantine Pins, paper. $. '.. . '.Yc Hair Pins, paber. , .. , , , ; . v.4'. lc. fi 'v .t 10c Pearl Button 5C Torchon Lace, regular .pricfe 7c, sale price. . . , . ....".. Look for the Red Tags prices reduc: ed on entire stock. .' .. J 3v 07 Ofv JC Ovv OQf Matting and Rugs 35c Matting in all colors', new signs, cotton warp. Sale : C,OU price ' ' t 25c Matting in all colors, g special bargain. Saleprice I 18c Matting in all colors, nice 4 smooth quality. Sale price I faC $5 Brussells Rug, new patteniSf. size 36x72. Sale . .4$OmjO price $4-5Velvet Rug, extra qifality, size 36x72. Sale QQ price .'. 2,50 Rug, size 27x54, Q I BOv Price. nice patterns. 75c Matting Rugs, size 36x72. M ? sale price $1.50 Rug in all colors, nice (QQ grade, sale price $5 Matting, Druggets, Q MQ size 9x12, ale price.. C fa3 v i! de- saleprice.. All $1 25 and $1 Dress latest spring shades, sale ,.favv Goods in Ovv P AQ I2y: Qg. $",y.sa.k .$2 Counterpanes, full Q J) I hEhW size, sale price $1.50 Counterpanes, special , value, sale price Counterpanes, sale price. . . : .73c $1 yards long $3 Lace Curtains, 3 in white and ecru, 4JI I sale pri'ce pards long $2 Lace Curtains, 3 in white and ecru, i A bCbt1 sale price...... $1.73 jj4 QO wOw price.. (fQ QJ lot of Boys' Shoes, size lr2 to 5$ in vici and box calf, regular price $1.25 to $1.75, sale-- '' '""QQw price Boys' vici Oxfords, size 9 to: 2, regular price $1.50, sale price . , . . 'i .. ,. . . ., ,.Jf3,C,v - Oxfojds in patent )e'ath?gnd Boystap.sizel to 5,reguljr rfg price $2.50, saleprice,' I Ladies' $1.50 vici Oxford,.' cap toe, sale price. . '.' . I Old Ladies' $1.50 Oxford, "common ' --' sense toe, sale price ..'.... k k.. . Old Ladies' $1.50 Shoes, common sense toe, sale , price Ladies' $1.50 viqi PumPS''QGk plain toe; sale price . . .'..'5JOC Ladies' $2. 75 $hoes in vici and patent leathor.cap and plain. 4 i. P I toe, sale price. . Ladies' $1.75 tan Pumps, plain Hj toe, sale price-....... . . . . Jp I Ladies' $3 Velvet strap j. MQ 1 ...,.P , vvv .... QQf - 0O .O 'qq tf;yOv AQ yOv Boys' $l5.'Long.'''p'arif Suits' in. all ." "'"it'rt5"'!! colors, sale pride ..,!.. .: .r. Jjp Wa4H Boys' $15 Suits, '1 td'3? QQ of a kind, to close at. 25' Boys' krice4' P'anf SUft,' "straight pants, regular pride1 . AQ $2 50 to $5,sale price I Boys' m --prj bocker.Suits,sale price p-- m I Boys' $4,51) Knicke'rbotker,Suits,;new '' '. fr p'f B70 Wr 4 fr .46 Jt-Q-i $2.50-Knicke- r Q brownr. shades," 'sale'i price . . ..; ... .. .i,-y. .VZ.v4v' all-wo- Boys! $5' Knee Pant cassimere, saJe.Jv. 1 . SUits-i- ol price . . .. ... lot of B.oys. i Knjckerbocken Suits, DroKenszes, regular,, pncef $5 to '$7 5'0, sale ,,.M, QQ . ,jJ,v?Wv QOa ................ ..yOv . pnee --L ? P.f-- Q" iWy Bargains in Odd ' Pants and Shirts 100 pair of Men's.Odd Pflnti in all wool, worsted l,anU'Cassjmere, reg- .. 20c Mercerised Foulard, sale 4 1 price. and 26c soisette all shades, 35c close out f O" Oxfords, sale price.. ZPCbbHpO Misses' $1.50 vici Shoes, size QQ , at. . ;. Im vv to 0 iI "fay (tO ifaiiyO fj 1- -2 Bargains in Skirts and 9 to 2, sale price Misses'- $1 vjci Shoes, sizes "y 9 to 12, .sale price 1O 1 lot of Misses' $1.25 atid $1,50 Shoes in vici and patent QQ leather, sale price yOv v La- ular $5 to. $7.50, ig.jg MQ sale price v. 'r.V. .'. -75- - pairs of Boy's Loig Pants, .Pvii40 00- -' regular price $.1.50, sale 75 pairs of Men's v vv g4 ivO QQ Petticoats" Ladies' Panama Skirts in blue, back and brown, regular price $2.50, saleprice jf I M0& - 1- -2 rti QO "fyv yOv AH Overcoats and dies' Wraps AT ONC-IUL- 4 0fO F PRICE Pants, regular price $3.50 to $4.50, AQ 2pfcHf O sale price Men's Blue Work? Shirts, regular price 50pfice. Men's $1 and $1.50 Dress Skirts in broken lots, sale T7Q price ,.,..... I Men's 50c Dress Shirts," in lots,, sale price i . . : At.'.. ...... 0 ..05IC )QA 9C per- This Sale Is Positively for Cash Only. mit us to print all ot them. You no doubt after reading this ad will find many items of interest, but if you attend this sale you will find as many or more not advertised, as1 space will hot Come the first day, come every day! Remember this sale covers everything. Prices reduced, through our entire stock. No matter what you may want, you can save money by buying it here during our 'two weeks sale; so New goods will be don't wait until the last part.ofjhis Sale and expect to find a unbroken stock, as' much of the merchandise won't last at prices advertised during entire sale. placed on counters each morning during sale - Remember this opportunity is only presented to you twice a year,- so. you Should not fail to take advantage of it. Remember Time and Place. Sa'BjsIijidfalr'dayy AJjril 6, and Continues T?vy6i Weeks,; Closibg Saturday, April IS ,"J: i t Bak;er EZISBl K Sc tiolcrxTieiriL 1 a- - IVTeicliQ r-- v ill e, iC e n. t ti' C: l-- ?j y ZZ2ZZ M o ;j t' . v-- . Jj ,, w , is.',2:4-vMil..- ; i.u,, . .Ji .5 UA VVfl- '- .,.- ?- .yuajt .j,. '.... I. J tuMJwi.t' -- . a ' . tf- ' JB.T "ir i 'V SJUL'SJ M Alex Laffoon Dead. fv. nf B WHB Subscription Rates One Yoar... , ..$1.00 60 25 5 Alex B. Liffoort, tin apd cti-zenenr St.. Charles, dViffiJt night and was iutircpTfiu urdny I EDITOR AND PUBLISHER PAUL M. MOORE. Six months.. Throe months 8inglo copios u tl V. 0. C.'FAWCETT ASSBCIAtE E.BIT0R ANO the Christian FrivilepV&trrateTv Suuday. He leaves uwife 'and two children Herbert and Verna. MIsb rfi". r ' 8VSINESS MANAGER Sp9citnen copies mailed free I Madisonville Margaret Mitchell wrb In TueBday visiting a I!" ". of Kentucky Press Association Member M r" and Second District Publishers League Branch Office in. Correspondon application.in nit parts of the ents wanted county. AddresB us for - friends. Mesdames C. J. Hutchonson and Ernest Newton were in Madisonville Tuesday shopping. Frank B. Arnold was In Madison. ville Tuesday on business. Mrs. Dan Griffin, of Wheatcroft, who has been visiting MrB, D. B Grifliu has returned home. Neal Spillnmn waB in MadiBonville Tuesday. ' " . Kentucky, Phone No. 4 Morton's Farnitare Store, 119 Soath Main Street, MISS AILEkN DAVIS, Mgr. Madi-soneili- e, Telephone 47 Tuesday, March 28, 1911 Early U bed and early to rise, Atteaa 'to your business and advertise. And you will be healthy, pros- yerass and wise. THE HOUSE BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD. f X. . , x ANNOUNCEMENTS !' 'ift renrpflp.nr. X Ray as a candrdfttefpr Mnnk'iri8-'fiountv We are authorized toaitnounce L. swnbly ol KSntgrohyjifiibjeot to the. amion of lto& Democratic party. We are authorized, to announce ?6B Walker as a oandidato for representative from Hopkins county in the lower house of the next fieral Assembly of Kentucky sub-jeto fcbe action of the Democratic Iftwer houBUP$tioftixtiGeneral in the Ab- - Tliore are hermit souls that live withdrawn In the peace of their There are souls, like stars, that dwell apart, la a fellowless firmament; There are pioneer souls that blaze their paths Where highways never rau, But let mo live by the side of the road. t And be a friend to man. Half-conten- t; fl3Ks mm mm m m Kv r,Va mBU''' Sftij' lBHP ' I I. st ry. Lot me ttyo in a house by the aide of the road Where the race of men go byr- The men who are good and the uiou who)'aro bad, ".'J As good and as bad as I. not alt in the acorner'a seat, JI would Or hurl the oynio'B bau. Let me live in a house by the Bide of the road' And bo a friend to man. . II. - v . U'J - ,' . ; We are authorized to announce Yoanp as a candidate to Bfopkias county in. the lower Mease of tb next General Assembly IKentoeky, subject to the action 3W "L. rep-went III i ij.ne uemocratio party. We have received word from 5be .florist who is supplying us with Ibe-ei- x rosea advertised in another jpart of this issue, that cannot supply us with rose jhntB afterlftay 1. He tells us i, afcat ngiii aew to place your order. It will take a week to tea days to fill the or. iter. Bythattiruey.ou.can.be-to &l the plants in the open. Be 'sure to read our advertisement, jnwjtfrer oart of this pa-- , per and send in your order to Uy. Twb will ueyer be given, thin oppoHuuity again. Thebe jese bushes are from four to & six-JBghes is the ideal time Ifloo from my house by the side of the road, By tilo side1 of the highway of life,'" Tho men who press with the ardor of hope, ' The men who are faint with the strife. J Bat I turn not away from their smiles nor their tears Both parts of an'inunile plan-- Let -$ me live In my house by the side of tho road And bo a friend to man. IV. are meadows ahead I know there And mountaius of wearisome height; That tho road pannes on through the long- afternoon And stretches away to the night. But stilt I rejoioe when the tiavelera rejoice, v And weep with the strangers that moan, .'"' Nor live In my house by the sido of the road Like a maw who.dwells alone. brook-gladdened ' "Y"1 "It Copyright Hart SchShcr h Your Chance , , Let mo live in a house by the side of' tho road ; i.'' "" -iWnore the race'bf men go by firar They are good, they are bad, they are' weak, they are . '". nteed to I--' next, to specially invite them, to rovi6it their . native country ; tkird, to send Ihem literature of facts about the chauged and bet ter conditions in the South which trt'ern to you to show you the you have mightily hejped to list of i9ftBt8 he is able to pro- briug aboat. You are asked to stata. Me tfauta to please you so As to i help in the movement.. well that you will order other how you may do so. I suggest JwWers troW flifai. Bend in your that yon 8e"curo a list of the per ifder toay-iitell our neigh-&- i sona who have gone West and ftbo& tffVoffer North from 'y'our" community,' with their oreeent addresses, and T The Women 9f The . South. send to voar nearest newspaper. .What ifl called the "Back With the list, send a letter to the Borne" movement is a campaign editor stating the present advan 2 indaoe Squtlierii" people who tages of living in your common iuve gone Wet ftJjJjNorth to n aa compared to those of ten or and jnake their home in the fifteen years ago. Give facts oucn. The UrHtf'thiUli'-tdo 18 about schools and churches, about to obtain tbeff add resses: the good ronds, ahd the opportunities a -- length aud are guaragrowing condition "Klioo they reach, you. If they. are; not, The Farmer and Stbck-aof &t. liduis, agree to send aaether ut without cost to you Tfceae rases are grown and mail-t- i toryB by the largest growers firoBep &e world. He sends n bem -- so am I. Then why shoud I sit in the acorner'a seat, And hurl the oynio's ban?( Let me llvo in my house by the aide of tho road And be a friend to man. afrntifr wise, foollBh . r , . ?A a are showing the best suits in the county for the money. No matter what price you want topay, we can give you ,a good suit for the money. '.-,FUTHERMORIl, you have a chance to get a Hart Shaffner & Marx Suit, the highest class clothes, made better tailored, better fitting and every fabric 4LL WOOL. Every suit guaranteed to give satisfaction. Look at the goods themselves; it will be a revelation to yp.u. . ' and let us show you what's doing in Spring Suits. -- If you care to save money, at the same time get some unusually good things to wear, youll do, well to come here We for Good Clothes re-lr- rAN He will puuusti the lists sent him, and the moat suitable of his letters received. Also he will send a sample "marked'' copy of his paper ,lp thelperso.ris. whosenairiej1 you send, sfating who supplied the varioufJJBts; The railroa also, and the boards of trade will seud literature and invitations to them "urging that they come "Back Home." mfk. The women of the West are constuntlv aiding in plans to get more people into their communities, and heretofore the South has been heavily drawn upon foi that purpose. You, Mothers ami Daughters of the South, most winsome and glorious of all tin Earth, can turn the. tide if you but determine to do so. . for making a living. wane your clothing business strictly on a mutual benefit basis. will see how great the inducements we offer when you come in. Aim. ;: We You - Cowand &Co. INCORPORATED arlington, r Kentucky inTT M H ' MiBsNanWoir.ofScottBburK, Ky., is visiting Miss Florence Hamby this week. - "TWi" A,.Uilllafe.,A.JA,..MA,..,AK...1 StoiMllmmm I DRY CLEANING Tuesday. 01auae MuKinsey, of Madfsonvlllo made a bUBinesB trip to this city Wo clean auythimr. William-)- , ClothoB town orders, over $8 00, called for and delivered. Doctor." .Out of i "The ! PRESSING "S APPRECIATION v. We desire to sincerely extend our thanks because of the many ladies who visited our Opening of Fine Millinery, the many who purchased and the many who were so complimentary concerning our display. We strive hard to please, and we are glad that we are receiving such a liberal share of the, patronage of the ladies of Madisonville and Hopkins county. We invite you to call and let us show you. It is a pleasure to show our goods whether you are ready to purchase or not. Save the Babies. You cannot fee safe without a bottle of Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam and Pine Tar Compound in your home if you have little ones as it in a positive h)hoiOu In Group, Bronchitis and OouKhs. It works like magic. One dose will uivo relief and the danger is over. For sale by drug depart iiitnt ofythe St. Bernard Mining Company, Incorporated. Col. T. W. Woodyard, of Frank fort, was in this oity Tuesday. B. 13. Nixon made a business trip to Madisonville Tuesday. Phone BRNBST.WIL.HAMS, Tailor Mlnicnxnimn i'lnuiJUlXVILLr.. 62-- 3 Court Strctt, Rear of Lonf't Drurf Store H. ,,- -. V i tr WHEN IN MADISONVILLE i J Sisk, Bros., Madisonville, Ky., is. the place to find the best and cheapest Wall Paper, Shades Window aqd Picture Asthma Sufferers nd old people with a bucking cough will And Instant roller' in Otto' Spruce Gum Balsam and Pine Tar (impound, made from the Spruo-riiiPine tree Your living made more pleasant aud life prolonged by this valuable remedy. Try It V5s: Price 5Uo. For nale by drug depart limit" of the St. Bernard Mining Colli pany, Incorporated. gWMmtitWtMMMM .Mrs. W. L. Gordon vloited iitthiH plaoH Tuesday. U'M.UH60tivillo TiiVcOiv : Visit the Princess Theater, the best moving in the country. Something new each night.. , Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5. Good music a specialty. PRICES 5 6c IO CE2ISTTS A. D. NOE, Jr., Manager. JJ - - METCALFE MADISONVILLE,. - friends & EMERSON SAVINGS BANK I NEXT TO MADIiONVILLE . Frames. I Cluude Long made a business trip :! B. M. SLATON, Undertaker MADISONVILLE, Everything New. KY- - KENTUCKY J VE THEM A' CALL si' i NiJvcr'can you tell when you masli a'finRers suf Utffi&W bruiq, burn or scald, lie prepared Dr,iljjfip''Keioctic Oil instantly relieves the "" j.ain quickly cjire'stlie, wound I f Me Finest Hearse in th NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE, MASONIC BUILDING HnL 3! 4c s . n ..'LJr o H W f . THE SATURDAY EVENING. POST 5 c CIGAR AT ALL LCABIN6 T0bAcC BCALCR& Mrs. D. E. Lynn, of Howell, visited frlendB hero Sunday. H Mrs. Tom Oansler, of Howell, visited relatives hare Sunday. Paul King, of Hopklnsville was In town Saturday. Mrs. Jack Stokes and mothe MrB. Jossle Kirkwood were in Madisou-vlll- o R BOYS' LOW CUT SHOES! We have made a very important addition to our stock ot Boys' Shoes. The accompanying cut is an exact representation of the Shoes we have in stock, except our stock Shoes are LOW CUTS. We bought them for this spring and sumrrjer, and of course had them made Low Cut. This '"Fivetoe" Shoe has a good full broad toe,- making plenty of room for all the toes, and the box is sole leather, which means it will stand up as long as the Shoe lasts. We show this "Fivetoe" Shoe, in Patent Leather and " Wolfe's -- Colnmbns" Gun Mttal. - v. C. V. LINBSAYistribulor Saturday shopping. Rooort Steavons who has been visiting: Ini Hanson has returned home. riTght. HERE IT IS L. BR. . Herschel Logan, of MadiBonville. attended tho minstrel hero Saturday B. HARDIN , DR. L G. RAY Mrs. N. I. IVombs, of Madlsonville, spent Sunday hore with rela-'tlve- B. Drs. Hardin jfc Ray DENTISTS -- a Painless Extracting and Porcelain Work Ihgh Clan Denllttry it our Sptcielty 0cf SaeiAgi Bank Bldt. Ttltpllont 390 Maiisonville, Kentucky AD -- taSk I t . J Wkat would you thisk of a salesman who reporte'd far Aaty ode day, lay off for twotwtrk"e4 a kalf day, went off forckmk and so on without anyfcularr ity? Ssrelv you wonlctaot 'expect good service ffoirnu)& a maa. And yet some merchants hold advertising, which is sin-pl- y a "salesman," up to great results when it is allowed to r erk" very irregulary tThe fact that advertising costs Kosey is proof of its value. Things without cost are usually worth only their price. 35 555" flews of the Town Hi. Oatlett, of Princeton, made tue,Bee Office a visit Tuesday. Miss Auua Saterfleld, of the coun-tr- y sesr here, who has been visiting 'friends at this place has returned home. Mrs, W. S.'McGary was in'IMadi- i y ' sdnnlle Monday. Geo. W. Williams' was in this city 'Sunday. trip-to A.O. DavldBon made a business Madlsonville Moncay. Mrs. Polk Merrill, of Madlsou-vili- n Bpeut the day with her daughter Mrs. Jano Stone Tuosday. Harry Lone returned home Tuesday morning from a busli.eHB trip to Ifebo. Mlflft Mary MothnrshMRri vinited 7 friends in MadiBonville 8undav. Jno. Brown visited relatives la ttaU-ltSunday. Jno. Mulvaney made friends tn Aladlsouvillo a visit Sunday. Thurmau Rudd vlBlted friends iu Hanspn Sunday. ym Lacy visited friends here Sunday. Dr, B. O. McEuen spout Sunday with, hlB parentB In St.)Charles. Johnson Borry'Jraade friends In MadlBoiivllla a visit Sunday. Mrs. Ed Traharn was shopping in Madlsonville Saturday, Mrs. Aroh LongstafI and daughter. vMted friends in Providence Sunday. Mfifldamen D. M. Umstead, Kato Withers and Mips Molllo Whnleti woro in Madlsonville Saturday attending the U D. O. meeting. Mrs. Jno. L. Long was in MadiBonville Saturday shopping. Mrs. Molviu Fletcher visited friends in Mndlsouvlllo Saturday. agent. 1, Wanted 100 miners at once for notau have a friend or relative If you steady work. Apply to COAIj & COKH CO., living at a distance, send them the NORTONVIILH Bee a year it will only Incorporated dollars and it will be a conNortonvillo, Ky. coBt and stant remiudor of you, twice each The Baraoa Class of tho M. E. week. Ohuroh South, met at the E. A. 0. Mrs. Cam ABhby and children elub room Suuday afternoon and apSlaughtervllle pointed a committee to draw up a visited relatives in "" Sunday. oonetitutioi,4u'a$ Plans far tho class liill4 team were also JeBste PhllHps, of St. CbarleB, made, and the"boys will meet every spent the day 'here 8unday. Saturday aftr'nodnbBglnuing with MIbb Shelly Penn, of Paduoah, noxt Saturday, at 4 o'olook at tho who has been visiting Miss Virginia ball paik for practice. McQary, has returned home. MIbb Ruby Laokey, of Pembroke, Tho audience of the Christian was the guest of Mrs. Wm. Morrison church will be entertained next Sun for a few days last week. day with a oholr gf little girls. Let MIbb Helen Peudleton, of Hop. everybody boo If they can't mako, kluBvillo, U visiting Miss Margaret arrangements to comer Dudley Miss Pearl Baloiitlne is visiting MIbb Mary Ruby Mcrton visited her sister, MrB. Jno. Prather. frietids here Saturday. MIbb Elsie Brown spent Sunday Mrs. Wm. Bradley visited friends with her sister, Mrs. Jno. Cansler in in Madlsonville Saturday. Howell. Ti H. Sisk, of Barnsley, wbb in Mrs. Renfro left Sunday to visit her parents in Bowling Ureen. this city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cobb who have been visiting In Muhleuburg county have returned home, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.Ray and Arba, are visiting at Klrkwdod Springs this week. LuCiau LittlepagemadoabnsinesB trip to this city Friday. Mrs. W. H. Jernigan and daughter Mrs. Slaton, were in town Friday JBsHsSyH9BsBMBE visiting frie'nds. Mrs. O. A. Morton viBited friends hero .Friday. Mrs. Harriet Browning spent Friday in Madiponvllle with friends. Will Robinson made a bUBltieBR -- SS? trip tc this town Friday. r W. N.. Rudd and Frank Card well BuiF Orpiiminux, White made a business trip to this city . WvHndotfK and White Friday. horns. Eiras for lntchtne Misses May Phillips and Adalaid $1.00 and $2 00 per 15 All Toombs were shopping in Madlsonreplaced free infertile ville Friday, of chnrge. My bird? came from the Miss Ruth Wyatt spent Tuesday leading breeders of this night in Clay ,wlth her friend, par-no- tt eouutry and ure scientificalLlndlo. ly mated to produce high MrB. HarroldJHlwrfrdspent Bues-da- y ' gnde, trona chickenB. iu this sUy with IrieudB. Miss Janie Victory was shopping in Madlsonville Tuesday. J. D. McPHERSON, JR. Semi-Weekly by-law- Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Alexander, of Madlsonville, were here Monday shopping. Miss Guest, of Princeton, was in tho city Monday. Tho Rev. John Frahlioh is In our midst in tho intersec of the Ameri can Bible Society. He Is making a hdueo to house visit. He will sell you Bible at theactual cost of printing and binding, and will supply needy poor with testements or a portion of tho Biblo free of charge. Do not regard him as an agent as he SIZES 13 SIZES 9 TO 13 AEE WORTH 2 TO 2 AEE WORTH 1--- $2.00 $2.50 3f Fivctoe foot-form They A.x-e Good Year Welts s. BISHOP & CO. YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANTI1T MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY Wo waut every mother and every mother's son to boo this Shoe. welt shoe for youths' and,lhtifeftW. Note how the character pT it gives growing ieet iafchai?ce to mature as they shouldi These shoes save doctorD'Afc 'aHcf future foot deformity. We carry them in all styles and all leathers. Ask us for the "FIVETOK" A perfect (e'sad Bmjyum-iuyii- ' 'imwi'"'mpm''Uiy iujy"m.yi uyu'mB'mpiii'iigui' nupmnnypi iBwiMfliuiiBU'''u"LtUBRi"'aB-'t-uii."'ttiiiiUJ'uJwiiiuwiBui- jnuiuuiiiiumjnBnimju - mwu"" Bm'mMBmmiwm'uiipm ' IPETtiCOAT SALE; :i ATF L y. ... "" H m r JBtTJK H U H jV m m m m m m. JB. Jm lm M m M Hr M 1 H Imr Bm. : 4- tr & y. 'B LA.L.1 f . THIS WEEK: 1 ' MAMSONV1LLE, ni-UfBrmlxrm" - KENTWX7 L. & N. TIME CARD. C fc3&yu!ihilJ&l.2 . ESTABLISHED H869- - Time oi arrival of trams passim through and departure of srain iriginating atEarlmgton. Effective Sunday, June 10, 1910 movant BOUND. No. No. No. No. 02 52 04 54 We will make a Special Feature of Petti-oats of m kinds this week and will offer some Bargains 4n both Silk and Cotton Petticoats that will long be remembered by the ladies of i this community as the very best, values they "' liever had. rt , , TtsiE i;J?V nr '...11.15 a. m. 7.23 11.22 BOUTH BOUND. 0.25 a, m. SPRINfeJlND THAT FURNISH . EASTER OWN CLOTHES ARGUMENT p.m. p.m. a.m. $4.00 Taffeta Petticoat $2.98 Undoubtedly the greatest value ever offered in this city. Full cut, with 14 inch flounce, tailored style, made of i. 00 yard taffeta, & AO black only, a corker, for THEIR No. 58 No. 05 No. 61 No. 03 4.80 8 23 4.21 p. m. 10.48 p. m. a. m. CivO .noil iiifiJ v ' ' Made of an excellent quality cloth. iheaUierblpom finish, either black or blue stripe," cut extra full, a petucoartnat snouia witn aeep uounce. sell for gl 00. Choice while they last - $1.00 Striped Petticoats 55c KC 93u petti- t I k ?ts IV. We could not begin to tell all of the excellency and advantages of our spring lines of Men and Bo)s' Easter wear in so shore a space but on the other hand we can outfit you satisfactorily in a few words. We make and you buy. Let's get together, there is not a step vou take in trading wifh us but what marks a saving in uits, Furnishings, Hats, Caps or Shoes and none but the best to select from. Costs 'no more than, the common sort, besides we help defray your expenses by our Rebate plan. Let s hear few hundred words. The story of the Creation was told in a INTERURBAN TRAINS. NORTH BOUND. $2.50 Halcyon Petticoats $1.50 Halcyon is a "Hydegrade" fabric and imitates messaline silk The same as Heatherbloom imitates taffeta silk. It is a beautiful soft mercerized cloth and makes a petticoat that is well adapted to the narrow clinging skirts. Comes in black, white and all 4 jErt I high colors $1.00 Black Petticoats. 75c Our regiijar $1.00 imitation heatherbloom coats, light weight, generous cut, black and grey . No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 6.02 p.m. SOUTH BOUND. ' 7 45 a.m. 103 10.00 a. m. 105 12 67 p. in. 107 104 108 l.Ui 110 10.55 a7 m. 826 a.m. 2.00 p. in. C fwv Ill 100 .'.. 3.20 p.m. 0.50 p- - m. ivU $1.50 Fancy Petticoats 98c Dresden, striped and persian trimmed, imitation heatherbloom petticoats that are exact copies of the newest silk styles. Sold regularly at $1.00 to $2.00. Special for Petticoat Week H Messaline Petticoats $5.00 Very newest colorings, in dresden and persian mes- M. H. M. &. E.TIME CARD. , 1H10. from you. Boys' Comfirmation Suits a Speciilty. effect Sunday, June 10, 'No. 112 leavHR H. & E. time card went into a ra J'B No.ll3airivflB.,..3N:80 p. m. Cer-ra- saline petticoats, also black, with persian trimming, must be seen to be ap- ? All styles predated IWiUU AQA 5JOC ft ft $5.00 Taffeta Petticoats- - $3.98' have worn their, merit, We have a changeables IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE M I. i C.R. R, TIME CARD Time of departure of Illinois traiiiB from Nortonvllle, Ky. NOJVi'H BOUND. $3 50 Taffeta Petticoats $1.98 l Hbf I rfx .v m .m dmt r tt ae a m. i.. S ik. V. dr sWHIIBiriiL'XX7 fl I'k r MiAa 'SUzzj TT-., --"v 20 good chiffon finish taffeta silk petticoats, black, navy and light colors, worth al- fl most twice the price we ask . . . . 3p I -- tvO ' ft ft Too many women in Hopkins county our $3 98 petticoats and testify to for us to bay more in their praise. bright, new stock of them, in black and all solid colors. Choice idfr ft ft ft 90mjQ A ,KTTTJM MllkM t -- IVV7S 1.28 No. 102..... .3.40 No 104 No. 122, looalpasH.10.45 0 30 No. 13 5. liHsal SOUTH HOUND a. m. a in. p. m. a. ui. a. ru. p. m. i 1;v;jtfff'nrrtfiii'in.ii. JJi;'Xjiill'L2il mt 1 W- - " fV Nt1! """'if &-'- l M?f J,W " Jl'"1 nm'irBitlX'wii n EVAN5VILLEJND. w f No. 101 No. 103 No. J21, local pass. No. 13.'j local pass 4.08 1.46 1.2S 5.53 p.m. p.m. T, C. Mm tin viHited frlouUrt m MHdjPoiwillH FrKlay, DrAiiiicl Mrs W. K. Nsblh vlslteu frie'nds In Muclisonvllle Friday. AiS PAY &. '?J : J'. - - rv . 3 , 44 tcaifjww -- v s f,T ,r IP1 ifct.tf. A - ,utl i- ,- ,l!rttAiLN.!tfAiHiii ft Ann AiihAb lAnllfr i A"y"r ! r"M drniflij urtMNb dALt ai inn ntn oiunt h g 'Larue crowds or shoppers nro tkinir advantnjrG of the LOW PRICES that provail at the New Store. The best Milllnory. Hats at $2 50, $3 00, 4 00, $5.00 and 011 up. The chfapnst Dress GoocJb, Percales, Linens, Lawns, Shirt Tafsts and (Jndorwoar, Ilea Hut Sale on Men'R ClofchlnpNioo now suits in Browns, Greys and Sergns, $5.00, fl 50, $7 50. $8 00,,$10 00 and $18.00. They have beca marked down to prices that will make them . akjtcFJDBB'vvv(OsUtuK!S9BSHRBl,?r SATURDAY THIS Of WEEK - I Ii' , l fo HOPKINS Cast Center 'Vrft, BjrBL"P:!!''T'"HPi CO-OPERATI- COMPANY Hadlsonville, Ky. A yj 4 ( II. P. flORTSN, Manager Street. c3':Jv3Ji4yAH,pf HPSJ',',3"JB 9Tj!PHji4iii,iTill,rTJ,lir'lu"lli'l,itl(ui x$mVM7s&a3Em, immm mm f 'foti ?2&ii) m n.r l mm t-- Jps"uf - Ww! '.tSai prw? .TTk. . -: 35wjLZij-.-.- M5CLAIMED faty VsV Plough Boys From Ghettos, A convention of Jewish farmSoil Catchei Fire and Farmers ers met in New York Oity recenCannot Extinguish. two djrncultural LAND BURNING UP Barred Ri 'ck and Black Minorca Eggs for sale, 15 for $ .50 at the White 1 APRIL WILL CELEBRATE I 9 1911 TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY Q ;V r KewaHee, III., Miirch 27. fipeoial Funning land in re- "Kliiiniorl rliet riolti in Hlf Rrcfin T.V -1. . i.k :i jnivt:r vmiev, . vvivu uint--s iiuihi- eilst of herp, is on fire For six leet down the soil is of a peaty mature, formed by vegetable aold. It is fertile, but mllam juable in dry weather, burning at, At farm school, near Doyles-tow3ike coke. Farmers have been Pa., 803 acres of land have enable to extinguish fires and big the exclusive iorces are now dicging treuches been reserved for School, about burning districts and will use of the National farm nou sectarian institution which ill them with water. Many ac a was founded in 1895. It is ded res are burning. icated to the eucpurai:ement of A Dreadful Sight agriculture amoug those who It, H. J. fiarnuini of Freeville, would otherwise be condemed to H, Y., was the fever-sor- e that had Though all ylaRuod his Iifo for years in Bpite of life in sweat shops. auy remedies be tried. At last lib creeds are welcomee and the used Buckleu's Arnica Salve and services are uon sectarian, wrote: "It has ontlrely healed with Bearcoly a scar left." HealB Bums, most of the lads are Jews. Tht ils, Ectcma, Cats, Bruises, Swollings, Corns and Piles like boys are taken from the influence Magie. Only 25c nt all druRtfista. of the ghettos which inevitably their Jives They are ad 'McBdames'B. M. and B. A. Slaton", stunt rMadisonvllle, wore in the oity mitted on their own appliration after a grammar school traminc shopping Mvuday. 1 1 tly. Thre schools maintained by Jews both of which are crowded to the doors and are obhireTl to turn nwav up- olicants. The Jew forcenluries has been a dweller in the ghettos ot great cities and had anyone predipted these facts lifteen vears alio he. would have been scoffed n, Wyandotte Farm. ; Poultry r THE GRAND LEADER ITS Z.B. TALLY Proprietor Guthrie, Kentucky The school has good instructors and modern equipments. There re twentv splendid horses which uive each hov a chance to plough. IBs R- ITH a big special sale at greatly duced prices on the best and most re- Joseph Krauskopf in the vey. Sur- ua For that awtul oiiugh take Blood-hi- e Cough I'heckHr. A 50 cent bottle will last Inugnr than most any cough. St. Bernard Mining Co,, Incorporated, Drug special agents. Department, legitimate lines of Merchandise carried by any house in Hopkins counWmm ty. It has been our custom at the close' of each fiscal year to celebrate this great event with the offering of an vl EICH NEW YORKERS BUY . . FINE MOUNTS FOR ARMY U. S. Cavalry Will Not Suffer In Inter- national Show. Annual Anniversary Sale For which thousands of customers always wait patiently the announcement, as they have become thoroughly convinced by our former efforts that it is an event worth waiting for, as we have never tailed in any of our past performances to "MAKE GOOD" any statement found, in our advertisements. You will find quoted, for this sale, the best list of first class merchandise at the least prices wfren youconsider the advanced conditions of the market that we have as yet had the pleasure of offering. . r BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME FREE beautifies the home grounds like a fevsr well selected BEE is going to make it possible for roses. The its readers to beautify bis or her.home grounds without every one of a cent of cost. We will send you the six everblooming t old roses' described below absolutely free of charge if you will send BEE one year and us only $4.00 to pay for the ' the Parmer and Stockman one year. What is more we will send you complete instructions on planting and'eare with' each collection. These instructions are written by an Ohio florist, one of the most. successrw o eartn. These roses will be sent you postpaid by the Farmer and Stock- -' You can wish. man direct from the florist in Ohio, any time-yo-u dtejfce--' collection now, before the supply is exhausted, and have Hhemlied any time you Wish before May l, Nttung Washington, March 27 The United States cavalry will not be allowed to lose another international test of horsemanship for lack of good horsps if a coterie of rich New Yoikers cau remed the defect. Recently, six fine SEMI-WEEKL- Y throutibred jumpers one-yea- r- bought for the army from a fund subscribed by New York horse govern immediativ wo'p SEMI-WEEKL- Y 1 THE ROSES DESCRIBED W".AA.. WT3 mfirtc tfi h!rhitf nftain- fihent of ifee hybridizer's skill. For grace, form and color the large k bltfJtifut.iTQwers look as if they were cut from the heaviest dark rick ' velvet. v MPI1E WLLARNEY The wonderful new "Irish Beauty," flowers of unfoMiig1 broad wax like petals into enormous semi-fu- ll fJ'rmr' mv wtJ( E5IiENX TAf T It is a strong, robust, vigorous grow- er. Tfce flowers are faultlessly formed, extra large and double, the o1or" a exquisite shade of bright sparkling pink. YLLW KASIEKIN -- Is a robust, healthy grower, very hardy teish on which great masses of exquisite golden yellow roses v are bora. RHEA REID Great masses of large double flowers of the richest firety 'red are produced on the whole blooming season. BiROT.tlV, PERKINS In habit of bloom, it is extremely free, producing flowers in immense clusters. The color is an ex- quisite shade of clear shell pink. BEE one Send us only $1.00 to pay for the year asd the Farmer and Stockman one year and we will send you these six beautiful everblooming roses postpaid and absolutely free ' ef charge. Roses may be planted any time between this anil May 1. ' Better order now before the supply is exhausted. Thousands are ordering these plants now, and the supply may bcexhausted if you wait till the middle of April to order. The Farmer and Stockman will Do not hold the roses for you till you are ready to plant them lake chances by waiting. Use coupon below. TtWa.Atil MAdF THin RI4- - Pno after the de feat of American cavalrymen at the horse show in thatcity. The horses were bought t Warrentou, Va , which 18 noted for its fine hunters aud cost $10, 500. Other, horses are to he bought immediately, the lot as sembled at Ft Mver, where the officers to ride themv will be brought, and their first real test will come in London, where the international horpe Bhow will be held in Jupe. Events will b open to cavalrymen of all'nation. ' HAVE YOU TRIED PAXTINE The (reat Toilet Germicide? 60c i ' Tou don't have to pay or oxide. Tou can make IS pints of a more cleansing, germicidal, healing and deodorizing antiseptic solution with one 25c box of Paxtlne, a soluble antlsepdo powder, obtainable at any drug store. plat far lleUrlan antiseptics or ?1.00 a per- The Twelfth Annual Anniversary Sale will open Saturday, April-1- , and close- tSatur-day- , April' 15, and during this time wejhope to make this the best event of our career by giving the buying public the best lot of Bargains that will be offered in this section by any mercantile establishment. - Paxtlne destroys germs that cause SEMI-WEEKL- Y preserves tho teeth better than ordinary dentifrices, and In sponge bathing It completely eradicates perspiration and other' dlsagreeablo body odors. Every dainty woman appreciates this and its many other toilet and hygienic uses. Faxtlne is splendid for sore throat. Inliamed eyes and .to purify mouth and e breath after smoking. You can get Toilet Antiseptic at any drug store, price 25c and 60c, or by mall postpaid from Tho Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, Mass., who will send you a free sample if you would like to try It before buying. Pax-ttn- disease, decay and odors, that is why It Is the best mouth wash and gargle, and why It purifies the breath, cleanses and Calendars For 1912 swellest line of Imported and Domestic Calendars for 1912 that has ever been shown They in this territory. are the Celebrated Butler line and the price this ye.ar is lower than ever Do not purchase your 191 2 calendars until you have We seen our samples. can please you and save you money. . i We have the COUPON THE .SEMI-WEEKL- WATCH THE PAPERS CLOSELY Y BEE, EARLINGTON, KY. EACH April I WEEK FOR SPECIALS April I, Enclosed find $1.00 for which send me'your paper for one year, The Farmer and Stockman one year, and your six roses as advertised in your, paper. . MY NAME . . ! ! 1899 GRAND LEADER MORRIS KOLEMAN Address SEMI-WEEKL- : Address all orders to IK THE Y BEE KENTUCKY Semi-Week- ly m EARLINGTON, Bee Kentucky jMadisonville, si rSSSMSXSZS3i Kentucky smtmwwr4WKmn,iir:mi2, - n - ) J Earlinglon, . )': 4T li . 4 3iKmiW-nn' i T-- fiUMIl rc: r se Howard Good HmA. fl. GrQHP,an il"IWWMlMMW-JMWIMWWMWiMWMMl,MMMMMMMM- authority The Big Store on llic Corner Sells Everything you Have to buy and Buys Everything you Have to Sell, C. A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. on goods roadp, says: It is not. overestimating the of facts to say that throe-fourth- s therespon tle men charged with sibijit.v of 'building and repair- A Good Time isrlfhtnow. to 'Buy s 1 ing the ronds the country over, kuow very little ubout the sub. Funeral Director and EmLalmer Any Call Answered Promptly Day, or NJgnti i ject. Very often an expenditure of one dollar is mad-- , unaet SOcelits worth of benefit. a year upon the highways, and those n.pos,tion to know, assert that mbr? than half of it is wast-e- Illinoiis spendiug $5,000,000 No b6ttor elotblnc: is made than Knppeaheimer and Griffon Clothing for mon. We've never shown a prettier or more varied BSRortment of colors and patterns than we are showing this Spring. The sizos are unbrokon and every number is complete and affords a bettor selection now than it will two weeks hence. We call esueeial attention to our Boys' Clothing. Ask to BOe our $5 00 Seeurity Bond Guaranteed Suit. It will giv twiot- - h naMsfac-tlo- n that an ordinary Boy's Suit does That Easter Suit 1 RAILWAY D1TICTIT1 IS SHOT Special for d. Friday and Saturday Ladies' Fine Hand Bags Friday and Saturday only we rill place on sale two or three dozen leather and imitation band bags at half price. We bought a manufacturer's Bample line and bow is your opportune time. i; In road.Jtnpruvtiineut the first and m,)sV- important step in P Nortonville News n PoliceAsiassin Fires Frera Ambush drainage. ."Vater is th'e ouly man Erripleyed by L & N. natural encmiy of roads.-Au e'miuent Efeneli engineer, Middlesboro, Kv., March 26. Carl Strather, of Ooluinbus. O., when asked hdw hoou uftor the warf here Holiday vititiiiR friends. Firing from ambush an asBissin sluic down Railroad DetecMve road svas builMiR commenced to Frank E. Mohr loft Tuesday. T, J. Morgan "was in Mftdleohville Kosb at Baxter station laptnijjht. make repairs answered : "The Wednesday. Rusq was brought to this city on next day." L. P. Payne was in Madlsonvlllo a Bpecial train, ., The good roads fever usually Thursday. Ho had been employed by the breaks out in some community ' Fred Oallard spoilt Sunday in Louisville fc Nashville railroad with a hurrah. ' HopkluBvllle. company and. it is believed the An eminent engineer who has Frank G. Horo wont to Pnducali was done by some one had extended oxuerieuce says at shootiii Sunday. hero Wodnes who had a grievance atraiust him, least 00 per cent of the funds M7.N. Gordon - i ii ., ; f i. Tba Howe oTkoppcaheiot CUago . 50c A to $5.00 Half Price -- day, ' JjOHB apci Mr. because of Ins . workmnsf, ' , ma-r.iiude- rs. j i H and Mrs. Jf O. J. H. Lobr, of CndlairO' arfl ,hor5 in the Kor'toiiville Coal'1 unci Coke Co. Mrs T. J. Morgan, J. U. Morgan j aud Paulino Morgan were in Louisville shopping Monday aud Tuesday. Miss Anna Marte Morgan vlsltetl frionds in Central City and South Carrulitnn, Saturday and Sunday. Old papers for Bale at the Jteo ofllce. ,.' Kosr was neurjuKt'ho railrohd Htat-'ioiprepuratiry J,o ibpardinjr a train, when lie fell with, tvvo bullelH in hi he id, He in a die; i No More Dyspepsia. Gas, or othor Stomach Troubles, Nothing will remain undigested or Bour on your stomaoh m if you will take a little DIgepteze. a powerful digestive, tiarmless and pleasant as Mnpla Syriip. For sale by the drug (lepartinent of the St. Bornard Mining Company, Incorporated. .nliseil for highways is wasted. 'V$30;OQO of boiidissue will build ijir.niore huh iar- - ueuef iwuua uu a general contract than $86;000 s.peht in ten years on a Dutch-wor- k plau, aii'f the cost to the tuxpaper will be CfliisiderabJ.v less as well. lot of Men'B Suits, most, all sizes aud colore last season's purhase, $10 to $20 Frfdy and Saturday only.. Half PriC6 Fancy A lot Wnite Waiting's White Watstings now sell- - Unlf Friday and Saturday .,...11911 rNGB ( li in: from 10c or plain find fancy to 50c. ROBT. SORY, M. D. Praotlco limited to disoaaos of Eye, Ear, Nose aud Throat. Eyes Tested. GiasBos Fitted. OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M.. Office Over C. L. Rot Grocery. 2 Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if vou use DlKestezo. It helpRyour stomaoh do the work, digeeta what you eat and makeB good rich blond from your fdod. No more SleeplesB Nights; Headaohe or Stomach Misery. Get rid of all thfRe troubles with Dlges-teze- . Fifty oonts a bottle, worth tenfold its cost, at drug department of the St. Bernard Mining Compauy, THE McLEOD STORE Kentucky M'adisoaville, . i ;i TO 4:30 P. M Center Street. : MADISONVILLE, fc - KENTUCKY I station or ferry house in New York. A regulation adopted by the bo.trd of health as an additional section to the saiiitary Incorporated. code, rates 'the common drinking New York Bars Public Cups. cup as a public nuisance, and New York, March 27. Aftdr, .prescribes 'penalties, to prevent October 1, it will be unlawful to its use. have a "common drinking cap" Don't let the baby suffer from eczema, sores or the skin. Doan's Ointment in any park, public buildlur, any Itchinc ofcures qniclily. Perfectly-sat- gives instant relief, ror factory, theatre, school, raUroad children. All drnggUt sell e THE - BEST - TELEPHONE - SERVICE ,,. n . M , Note that the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, Incorporated, is offering to yon an Ideal proposition.ior telephone service. Using oar service you have advantages of lone distance connections to every important point ia the United States. The advantages of telephone service layour residerice are too nuinerons to mention, but among them wonld be daily communication with obtaining prides, getting accurate reports vn the weather, calling up your neighbors, friends and relatives. All these advantages and pleasures are more than worth the price you would pay for the service. Literature and information furnished by calling on our manager, IS. G. Mann. i I00KHEILE, ME, FAEMEEI ii CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH GO. it- - r k; i'.is y 11 &r w f Foulard Silks See them before mak'. Men's f. Spriing Shoes i.i. and Youths' Clothing i-i is herfenoVVf have the celebrated, Florsheim" Shoes for $J0 the pattern. men. Prices range from $4 to $5, and the ing a purchase. American Lady for women $3 and $3.50. Your new Suit Also the Patrician $4 for ladies. Our line of Shoes includes the best We have the most beautiful line of latest styles in Oxfords, Patent Foulard Dress Patterns in all the new brands and Leathers and Gun Metal for ladies and genshades ever brought to this market. Only tlemen and is ready for your inspection, We ' ;Get Corsets : : 7 Eas- - ter. You can delect from a num-be- r IF YOU ARE a Crank on Shoes We Want Yon ! Men who have Bachelor The See our Warren's Rustproof Cor-set- s, of jaunty spring styles,pro-d,uctions, of ,ex pert garment makeis, made to our order and cut from special patterns; by Mayer . k m III - - ' f Scheuer-Offue- r Co.; of Cincinnati, makers of STERLING CLOTHES," the best on the market for the price. Lopk carefully this advertisement. It will give you some idea of how you will look in one of. these In ".STERLING classy suits. CLOTHES' are found new materials, combinations and innovation that" cannot be duplicated, exclusiyeness and individuality will appear to you, and you get b.oth when you purchase "STERLING, How? Shape " lasts. Can't help but fit shaped like the sole of. your foot. Designed to hug the Can't-gaheel. insteps. Fits smooth p' and to please the hard to please foot troubles who can't get a correct fit our specialty is they will please you. The sciences of the proper fitting corset is of great importance to every woman. It means health, comfort and the success or failure of her personal appearance. Tire" Warren's Rustproof sells from ' hard its J'tt fit the Shoe and to "Natural The Florsheim iBsfVWl i i k ly and feels fine. $5.00 .' MOST STYLES r y "l . 'q I M. ' ST. BERNARD STORE W. R. COYLE, Mgr. ' tx clothes;' St. Bernard Mining Co. a V ? " '. ', INCORPORATED '.'' ;.;..: - ' ' .'..-- , ' ; :". 'i- ' t '' t W , i t r , i. ' r .r..'V'ifcV- - O r;i a K 'f.a V' vi ,:uxs ,'-- es ,!' U Gvernwnt Amwences Ptansffer Buy tag' Eastern Forest Land. 28.-Th- ROYAL BAKING POWDER Abaolutoty Purm Mains Home Baking Easy 11., e Washington, March Department of Agriculture an GUTENBERG if Invented Printing, and Since His Day - a: V notuucPS, through press, ilfi jus ill jcu'nr. cnn)ijigra; tllljla e HORSES FO RSALE On account of having purchased H. Parker, we now have on hand 30 head of horses and a large number of, rigs. )Ae do the livery outfit of VV. f. A Mltw is icituy tu ubjjih I ' operations looking to ,.the.rpur-chnsof iaud by the National ForeRt lleservatiou Commission created under the Weeks' Law. '. tir-'- f V ' ' h K-S- ?'& :.5' Jr. y.& SAVES FLOUR BUTTER EGGS And makes the cake lighter, finer flavored, more sightly and insures its This law was passed with special reference to the creation of National Forests iu the Ap palachiau and White Mountains. Under it the Secretary of Hign-cultur- e is to examine, locate, and recommend to the Commission for purchase such lands as in his judgement may be necessary for regulating the flow of navigable streams. The circular which is now being printed'is intended to give information to the public as to where and what kinds of laud are wauted. Owners of land the purchase of which will be considered by the W '''rural 1 V . - t f,l IK M I win i lull i not need all of these and will sell some of them at a bargain. Come and pick lllillM) If your choice and let us name yoii price. I HVr BARNETT y y-o STONE Ai ; s - 41 - X. freedom from alum. Receipts-Fre- e. yl CW8&H80 I.UU'U ' Send Name mnd Address. ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW YORK. 5 M. E. Co.tG. Attention. Sunday School Gains. t ' There will be au inspection April 8. 1911. Every one must be present. All Clothing and property must be turned in at the Armory at once... By order of Oapt. Ott L. Powers. causes headache, nausea, dlzzi Brazil, Ind., March, 27. De spite the bad weather the First M. E. Sunday school made another gain iu enrollment yesterday, the total figures readhiug 4,733 Constipation jness, languor, heart palpitation. Drastic physics gripe, sicken, weaken the bowels and don't cure. Doan's Regulets act gently and cure constipation. 2 cents. Ask your druggist. arid is expected to reach the 5,000 mark next Suudav. The men's bible class also made a gain and now has a tatal enrollment of 1,003. You Can Eat Anything. Card of Thanks- -' I desire to thank the good peo pie who so quickly andeffiicieutly extinguished the fire at mv house last Friday, and assure them their kindness is appreciated. Jambs Fagan. without the slightest fear of indiees-tiowhich Isau awful feeling. You will not be 'bothered with Snur Stomach, Heartburn, Nausea, Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digeateze. It relieves and cures as if by Magic. Pleasant as Candy. Relief iu one mlnuto. Get a 50c bottle from tbe drug department of tbe St. Bernard Mining Company, Incorporated. Eat what your stomach craves u, i ' to Stop. Work. When your doctor orders you; t Damage Suits. stop work, it staggers you. 'j 4I can't," you say. You know you are n Damage suits against transand failing in weak, health, day by day, but you must portation companies take a wide work as long as you cau staiiid. What yoir need is Electric Bitters to ranse says the Lexington Leader. give tone, strength, and vigor- - to your Bystem. to prevent breakdown For instance, a man is suine a and build you up. Don't be weak, sickly or ailing when Electric "Bit railroad at Frankfort for $10,000 ters will benefit you from the .first doBe. Thousands bless them? f or J for starting off its train while he inwir gjuiirimiH iiuiiiwi ami sirengiii. was putting a lady on it, causing Try tnem. jKvery bottle is guaranteed to satisfy. Only 60c at .'all him to jump and hurt himself. druggists. Another wants $2,500 because ' the ticket agent was so slow he value of Education. Mro. Oatcake Did yore darter lam could not secure a ticket in time anything up tew boardln schoblj j to board thetrain.uud was left. Mrs Hayrix She shore larn'd tew 'predate th' kind uv Board il seems l,ke any old excuse Or none can be used to attempt' to he gits tew home. "Had dyspepsia or indigestion' for years. INoPXtraCt money from railroads. appetite, and what I aid eat distressed lne ter- - Jt jg fj,e bane 0f ruirontJ exist- rioiy. inraocK uiooQujutT curea uic, j, is i anco. nainvii uuuuuiji wuiw Bo.SKoed run-dowI Government art9 expected on the basis of this information to make known to the Forest Service, which wiU couduct the work for the Department of nas one more for the w Agriculture, their desire to sell TPVDf world's advancement than any other thing. Our type Copies of the circulars may-hobtained bv applyiug to the For MfillADVA "IE YOUR BUSINESS est Service. Let Xs Do yottr Trihiin-e -- (COR ,A .x 41-- 1 f put a Cabinet Mantel in y6ur depot complete, ready to set up, including all tile and trimmings.' Come and see us. Twenty styles to select from in J prices will ;ri sr s JJ '. v. t m from $15 to $75. WE REFUND YOUR RAILROADIFARE V LEVI FURNITURE CO. LAR6EST FURNITURE AND STORE HOUSE IN . HENDERSON, - KENTUCKY f Go To iienderon To 4 m 4 xt nave v.our r xvaiiroaa ' x "i 1 T7 rr iare jxeiunaea 1 1 Do Your Shopping? X All The Principal Merchants in Every Line of Business in Henderson Have Formed The And will refund your Railroad or Steamboat fare on purchase of $20 or more from all points within 20 mile ,,Jf your station is further than 20 mrles, your fare will becrefunded Quthe basis of $1 additional each additional round trip mile traveled- You need not buy the entire amount froijany w pur S&ae-froim one merchant, but can make the total purchase from aiiy member of the Association collectively. The fol- mi lowing are the members: - Henderson Merchant! Refund Association J . J". 4 4 w Bellaira Garage, Autotnobles and Supplies. b. L. Olore and Son, Lumber, etc. Orawloyaud Stewart, Furniture, etc. Delker Bros. Bugev Co., Carriage Manufacturess. The Geo. Delker Oo., Carriage Manufacturers. E'am l)rug Co., Drugs and 8urfdries. Peter GiebelOo., Dry Goods, Olothinj; and Shoes. E. J. Haley, China and Glassware. Hambleton Dry Goods Co., Dry Goods and Shoes. R. A. Harness, Department Store, Dry Goods, Clothing, etc. -- ' ' k . Henderson Builders Supply Co., Lumber, etc. 'J. D. Jensou and Co., Jewelry and Optical Goods. ' ' P. P. Johnson & Son, Plaining Mill. T ;Arnold Kahn, Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes. .... Hotel Kinsrdou, Restaurnufc, BhfTet and Billiard Room.' J. L; Lambert and Sons," Wholesale and Retail'Grocers. ; ; Lambert Walker Hardware Co.", Hardware; etc, , Levy Furniture Co., F,urniture,'etc. Lieber's Book Store and pOice Supplies. Albert Lieber & Co., dldthing, Shoes and Furnishing. B. Lieber, Millinery and Dry Goods. I I 1 Louisville Store, Dry Goods. and Shoes. Mnnn Bros. Department Stores, Clothing, Dry Goods, Furn- - The Loeb Co., Wall Paper, Carpets and. Furniture. ' ,. ""''' '' . " v ' ' iture and Shoes. ;i Muller's Studio, Photographsj' Water Colors and. Frames, Noins and LockqtOo., Hardware, etc... I Mrs. Geo- H. Waltz, MilHuory. . 1' , .' ' Whiirton and Heines, PianoB, Organs and Sheet Music. ' W. W. Williams, Millinery and Ladies' Furnishings. ' E. W. Winstead, Whiskies, Wines and Brandies. 3 - I 1 . t. Ask a member from whom you make your first purchace from the Rebate Coupon. Hav6 all purchas- es entered on it. When you are through take your Coupon to the Ohio Valley Banking and Trust Co., and 4m your fare will be refunded on and after April 1st, 1911. Stocks are complete. Prices are right. Come to & Henderson, and get a Round trip free upon the liberal conditions as outlined above. vcijvvv!Vv!vvjv. 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