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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): April 4, 1911
Bee (Earlington, Ky.): April 4, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911040401_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): April 4, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. -- IFottmmtm TUESDAY TUESDAY . and FRIDAY l - and FRIDAY, IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS a! ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE No.2T TWENTY-SECON-D YEAR . EARUNGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1911 HIGH BRIDGE SPANS RAVINE on hKIbLb aW BSBa Between Kelly and Crofton L. & N. Railroad. wBnmWrJmV$lnBawmmM IBLVpjpBBBBHHaSiiBpBp Xrestle (s Over Gum Lick Hollow and is 128 Feet High and 720 Feet Long. i hHSHHHiHHeIjbb' pBBJHBpBjBBBBBBHJlBBBES The now road bed of the L. & N. between ,KoUy ft ml Crofton 1b now In daily use, ax in the caBe with sov-erother portions of the reconstructed track of this division. But the special feature of the track between Kelly and Crofton la the high treetle that now spans Gum LI ok hollow, a deep ravine just the other side of Kelly, from here. In a .summer time and dry weather tills ,ravine is nothing more than a deep depression in the earth, but during t the wet Reason the tin'' stream that flows through It becomes a raging al j 4 f , 0 torrent. In order to overcome the troubles of this troublesome spot the railroad track now crosses this ravine on one of the highest treaties anywhere In this region. The trestle is eald to be 730 feet long and 128 foot high at the deepest point of tho ravine. It has been built with every precaution for safety and eteaalness and to bear the great loads of freight that are expected to be handled at high speed over the new track. Hopkins Tllle New Era. You Caa Xat Anything. Buff Orpingtons, White Wyandotr and White Ejtl" tor hardline $1.00 nnd $2 00 per 15 All infertile eggs replaced free of chirt: My birds came from the leading breeders of this country and are scientifical. ly mated to produce high Leg-hnniB rutle, sfrom: chickeriB. J. D. McPHERSON, JR. KEffTUCHY MAD1S0NV1LLE, PIt449"BrktrM" ,v ,1 V . lf li I 1 without the slightest fear of indigestion, which is an awful feeling. You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Nausea, Bad J.T. EdmondBon,of Hopkinsville, Bj)ath or Heavy Feeling if you will was here Monday. take one doBe of Digeuteze. It reT. J. Morgan was lieves and cures as if by Magic. the first of the week.iu te adieoaville " as Candy. Relief iu one Pleasant minute. Get a 50c bottle from the Ben Myers was in thlB city Tuesdrug department of the St. Bernard day. Mining Company, Incorporated. W. M. Martin, of Greenville, was here Tuesday. Bert Maddox and G. C. Boyce, of HJ1S WITH WIFE WDfti STORM White Plains, were here Wodnesday IV A night attending the banquet given by the Odd FeliowB. Fr Cdfyn Trki te Maiwallze' tiU Mrs. T.J. Morgan t'returned from JDeuisyllle Tuesday. Name Refart BreaUaft T. M, Wilson, of Hopkineville.was here Taess'ay. AguBt, Ga., MaVeb 81. in a highd T. J. of. Hopkinsville, wa which ieattet-elHd, '" by uprooted trees and. property here Tuesday. A. 8. MoDowell, of Madisonvlile, damage throughout this section, Aviator Frank Coffyn, of Wright was here Thursday. brothers1 staff, accompanied by bis W. J. Dulin was here Thursday. young wife, made a flight from AuE B. Bassfctt was here Tuesday. gusta to Aiken, S. C, yesterday Leslie Ashmore spent Saturday morning to keep a breakfast appointment with friends. No woman and Sunday in Dawson Springs. Frank G. Hogf and Frank E. Mohr in America; under weather cossll-tlou- s of auy sort, has ever made a were in Nashville Friday. flight of this length, the airline dR. Mrs. P. Payne entertained a miles and number I. the younger wt Friday tance being twenty-nigh- t of the time of tbe flight forty-on- e night. minutes. Macey Beard, of Madison-villto take It was found Impossible of tbe .di-a Misswas here Saturday. straight course because Mr. and Mrs M. K. Gordon were rection frotri wblcb tbe wind came. Several times on the trip it seemed here Saturday enrouto to Madison asjf a landing might be made, but villa. Mrs. Robfrt L. Bone, of Madison-vUIh- . each time no available spot was in was here Saturday enroute to slgbt. Madisonvlile, IAD FIBX AT 1ERIA A. D. Noe and W. H. Ketohum were here Sunday tho company of G. Hoge. Students of Berea College Fought Flames Frank Allle Armstrong, of Hopkins-.ylllMies to be editor of and Saved the Town. the Nortonville Disnatch. which Beroa. Ky Maroh Bo Stop Cougki. started in the stable of Berea Col You can If you will ubo Otto'a lege destroyed the stable with Ave of horses, McSwalu's harness Spruce Gum Balpam and Pine Tar head A valuable remedy for shop and his residence, Matbam'e Compound grocery, MorriB' barber Bhop, Mrs. GoughB, Whooping Cough, Croup, Mentor's residence and three store Bronchitis, Asthma. Sore Throat, buildings. The loss is $20,000, with Chest and Lungs. Price 25 and CO no insurance. The atudentB of Be- cents. Sold by drug department of rea fought the fire and saved the the St. Bernard Mining Company, Incorporated. town from being destroyed. - Eat what your stomach craves Nortonville News Otilcerin Morton's Furniture Store. Ailkkn Davis, Manager. p Mrs. B. M. Slaion and children Notes were in Providence Sunday and Monday visiting her mother, Mrs. OltutSn. BY AILEEN DAVIS. Machaonvllle's. uew garage will poun, bn completed and ready for Clem Armstrong, of HopThursday Afternoon Literary Club kinsville, will have charge of tl is The Thursday Afternoon Literary concert), and it will be one that our Club spent a. most delightful nftor-nuo- u city should be proud of. It will be at the home of their charming at the Ed Hendricks' building, on hoatess. Mrs. L. G Ray, Thursday, North' Main Btreet. March 80. Mifwes Sybel Hart, Hazel and The roll call was responded to by Lucy Tfawcott returned home SunfaeaJh of the members with their day from a visit to friends in St. " vorite quotation. Charles for several days. Mrs. Norrlo Gordon then in an Misses Mary Ruby Morton, Marround able manner conducted the table discussions, a series of ques- garet and Louise McPherson shoptions dealing with "Our Posses-slope,- " ped in Evanfville Saturday. Jesse Harned, of Louisville, was bringing forth tbe moBt important affairs of the people of the guest of frfeads in this city and AlaBka, Guam, Porto Rico and the Earlington for several days last Philippines, as well as a brief sketch week, qf former owners of theBe provinces Miss Mary Hughes, 'of Bowling and our battle of supremacy for Green, who hat been the guest of them. Miss Meta Beth Sory, in this city, This waB followed by a most ex- for ihd past two weeks, returned cellent paraphrase of "The Call of home today. Miss Hughes is a the Wild." by Mrs. Ray, which wsa most popular visitor and has been thoroughly enjdyod by all present. the hod or guest of several pretty Mrs.S. R. Crocket, of 8tony Point, pari lea while Jp tills city. Tenn., an honorary member, of the Get club, then favored those present branchttfe habit of coming to the moat excellent' Bee, at office of the with "The Rosary," a Morton's Furniture Store, production, rendered In rich, deep emyou waut engraved contralto tones, which proved a rare when letterheads, dance cards, or bosses! tickets treat to all. the At the conclusion of the program, programs. We have on best and you a beautiful luncheon was served In lei, us, agure wun UAV1S, prtceB. A1L.KKM AiBllBger. three courses, carrying out the club's color scheme. Miss Newbold, of Louisville, a Asthma Sufferers guest of MIsb Carrie AtkiuBon, was and aid people with a hacking cough tbe honor guest present. will mnd instaut relief in Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam and Pine Tar Death From Measles. Compound, made from the Spruce Little Florence Garolyn Rhea, the and Pino tree. Your living made eight year old daughter of Mr. and more pleasant and life prolonged by Mrs. W. D. Rhea, after a brief ill- using this valuable remedy. Try It. ness of three weeks from an attack Priee 50c. For Bale by drug depart ot measles, passed away at the ment of the St. Bernard Mining home of her1 parents in Memphis, Company, Incorporated. Tenn., Friday morning. The remains were brought to this plaee Saturday to the home of her grandILKS' HOME DSSTXOYID parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Howard, and were laid to rest, amid a bed of flowers, in the cemetery at Earling- Carry Morning Rft at Hopklnsvic Wtih ton Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m., Low ( $30,0Q. Bev. MoParland having charge tf Madisonvilk (r WHEN IN MADISONVILLE Visit the Princess Theater, the best moving in the country. Something new each' night. Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5. 6 Good music a specialty. PRICES 5 8c IO CENTS A. D. NOE, Jr., Manager. - - ROBT. SORY, M. D. m- Practlce limited to diseases of Eye, Ear, Noso and Throat. Eyes TeBted. Glasses Fitted. Office Over OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M.. 2 TO 4:30 P. M. C L. Rdm1 Growre.. Center Stretfc. , jgu, ' Semi-Week- ly MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S' a PREPARED PAINTS The best for your house, floors or any kind of interior or exterior work. We have stocked the above well known brand of thvllaejf Hi., e, e, oame-Sauda- 81.-Fir- o the services. Little Florence Carolyn wa4ovd t)y all who knew her, and waatcafy one of God's fairest fldwere, "rmtu on. thlB earth only to bud forth, then to be transplanted to Hsvu!s realm to untold In all bar iMMtr.--' 3,Tm aBg- - bard o- hmtmvM ones, but remember it is uod's way, for Jatlis said "Suffer little children f i come unto me aud forbid them not, for he loveth them best of all," and let the memories of her sweet yeunglife be as a golden link In life's chain that binds you all to eternity and so live that in after years "little sister" will be restored to you all. For it was not In cruelty, not in wrath, The reaper came that day; Twaa an angel visited tbe green earth And took "little sister" away. So the mother gave, in tears and pain, Tbe flower she most did love; She knew Bhe would find it again Iu tbe fields of light above. The "Plnobiug Bug" was iu Sunday watching the trains pull through. 'Mrfl. Roy L. Hall left yesterday for Hopkinsville to be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Belle Nuckolls. Walter Thompson is in Nashville on business. Mesdames Nicholas Edwards aud Faunie Cheahem, of Hopkinsville, have been the guests of Mrs. L. R. Fox, In this city, for Bovoral days. Ed WitiBtead .returned to hfs home in Mount Vernon, Ind., Saturday, after a short viBt to relatives in this city. O. W. Lindsay, Jr., spent the week-en- d with his aunt, Mrs. Wil liam Klmmons, in iiopKinBvuie. -Nor-tonvll- u..i,ir, street, .was thl.DUwnhif &Tui:a&WW&& at. 2 o'clock "7ft SJWf immMammmmLawahi, iiY tr.i UayK READY MIXED PAINTS . . 01 rrii. and believe it unnecessary to try to explain the merits of thjs exceptional Jine . fimctTrlr lornu o1 inrln)ai. oil iJaJ . '"Vs"' .unrf 'KJJMV5i2i?-- lc . &w - " " M"uo JApopular colors. We cordially ufge' all prospective painters to call and let us make prices. , !" " from a HaV h is sup- - fc"1 1 ly;had wofkrXp&Jbrtdepiutmnt and conflaK-ratlo- Tho In1MB is $30,000. surance. Tbe Elks' Lodge places Its loss at 80,000, with $5,000 insurance on building and 2,500 on cou- - citiaeosJfjittd (fW theoitv. hrtof10,000 with J great The handsome club rooms, recently remodeled, were totally wrecked, together with all records and many valuable and rare relics arid tro- tflUtS, ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE ST. BERNARD MMMK C& INCORPORATE phies. ' - Morrow in. the Field lb the'Bepubllcan campaign for Governor of this state waa heightened by the announcement by united States District Attorney Edwin Morrow last night that he will be a candidate before the state conyention which will meet iu Louisville in July. Mr. Morrow is a uuphew of United States Senator YVm.-O- . Bradley. in Save Covington, Ky., April 3. Interest EARUNGTON, KENTUCKY the Babies. You'capnot feel safe without a bottle of Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam and Piue Tar Compound in your home If you have little otios an It in a positive specific in Croup, Bronchitis and Coughs. It works like magic. One dose will cive relief and the daitgor is over. For sale by drug department of the St. Bernard Mining Company, Incorporated. WHY NOT CABINET MANTEL? - ' RpYAL Baking Powder The Only Baking Powder Made from Royal - is visiting her daughter, Mrs John Hall. Don't forget the. Bee has a branch office for Madisonvlile people in Morton's Furniture Store. If you want advertising or jpb work or wish to subscribe for the paper, ca.ll up number 4. Ailren Davis, Manager. Lee Sohmetzer, of the Richland country, waB in town Saturday. Mr. and MrB. L. E. Littlepage, of Mohb Hill, were here Saturday shopSemi-Weekly Mrs. Will Coffman, of Slaughter-vill- e, j We have a large and select line fvT, in stock and know we can please you. We haye all the latest colors WtSfSSLWaWwM and finishes m tile and grates. LET US .HAVE THE PLEASURE ping. Absolutely Purs Grape Cream of Tartar. . Safeguards the i against alum Chemists' tests have shown that a part of the alum from biscuit made with an alum baking powder passes. lato the stomach, aad that digestion Is retarded thereby. Miss Johnnie B. Moorman, of Valley Station, 1b visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ross. John Young, of Millport, spent Saturday here with his son, Chas, Young. B. M. Slarou is in Loulsyillo on a business trip. Jell AdauiB, of Peweo Valley, is in tlilB city visiting his daughter, Mrs. It. T. Whltlnghill, and son, J. M. Adams. Morton Furgerscn, bf. Providence, was in town Saturday, en route home from a visit to his parentB in Greenville. Miss LaMont Waller, of Hausou, spent Saturday here the guest of the OF SHOWING YOU Barred Rock and Black Minorca Eggs for sale, IS for $ i .50 at the White - - - - v Wyandotte Farm. u Poultry i Rmttd thm label and make swm that your baking powdon Is not mada from aluntm visited relatives In HopkinBvIlle Sunday. We make a specialty of doing two and three color work. If you want classy job work that will give satisfaction see our samples and get prices at the Madisonvlile Branch MiaBfls Rudd. Dr. G. W. Parker 11 z:b. Guthrie,' t,ir Hi Proprietor - tally Kentucky C? Nletciioari'ville:, ITNIBJE!:i CO Incorporated. VCy. F XJ BY ASK TO SEE OUR SWELL JOB WORK.. -' r rt? 1 !l ft i t- - p iy K, . vt 1 CbeitiBee PAUL M. MOORE, ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Subscription Rates Year Six months Throfr mouths ......... One SinRlo copies $1.00 oO I TUNNEL THROUGH BERNESE ALPS and . Last Obstruction Pierced After Five One-Hal- f Years Work. P l" f EDITOR ANO PUBLISHER J. E. FAWCETT 25 5 -- !l'- si lif ft ft'J . -- (. sr SA.' H. else. thau can get them Unique among railroad schools in Any kind of a rig vou want hew "Wu are authorized to announce We desire to express our heartfelt or old and several sets of harness America isone for apprentices which Cr I Walker as a candidate for thanks to the people of Earlington has been established at Altoona by a 3ITTsetatlTe from Hopkins next who so kindly came to our assis- also 1,000 bushels of corn.! and the Pennsylvania Railroad, ike lower" house of the Engineering School tance' in the recent doath of our, any kind of hay for sale and- all Gfu?rl Assembly of Kentucky sub- lbved one, and ask God's richest kiuds of rough lumber. : We of the with the Pennsylvania State College, of the Democratic mercfeB to rest upon them. ject tfetfte notion . ue for the benoflt of regular apprentices the money.. piny. Floyd Williams and Family. need Headquarters Oome aufl ' Old in the railroad shops at Altoona. us. at Stone The object of the school is to give .TfTp re authorized to announce stanl. Phone 83. to apprentices a knowledge of the G, Attention. Co. t tem Young aB a candidate' to , fundamentals of mathematics, meBarnktt & Stone, Hopkins county in the. lower There will be an inspection SaturEiirlingtou,'Ky chanics and drawing, making them Assembly day night, April 8, 1911. Everyone immraf the next General better artisans. The large attend olbCwifracky, subject to the action must be present. All clothing must jotibt Jteuocratic party. Mrs. S. M. Kemp and daughW, ance shows that too men aro eager l be turned in at once.. Card of Thantfs. coun-ty'irep-xesfr- wear gum shoes. Notice. PENNSYLVANIA'S SCHOOLS are authorized to announce L. We are overstocked with horses n British naturalist records M.Hj as a candidate county in the heAonce heard a black bird crow that gpod oues and cheap ones. like Hopkins at Altoona to Help the Em'ioTrprh&usB of the next General As. a rooster. That one was either a can supply you with any kiuld of Established ployes in the Railroad Shops. efkibiy r Kentucky, subject to the democrat or a nature fakir. a horse yon vvuut for less liiouev eum of Hib Democratic party. anywhere "We forre-olectlo- penditure of $20,000,000. Member of The tunnel, which is the third Kentucky Press Association longost in Europe, measures approximately nine miles. and With the completion of the . I Secmi District Publishers League ticulars. Loetschberg Tunnel, which was planned to give tha Slmplou Tunnel railway line a direct connection e, Mrmtch OtRce in Morton's Furniture Store, 119 South Main Street, with the railways which traverse Kentucky, Phone No. AILEEN DAVIS, Mgr. Switzerland from north to south, there will be a direct through route from Milan to Berne and thence to Tuesday, April 4, 1911 7j?pae 47 Calais and Bontagne. The distance I from Milan to Calais by this route .i will be about 075 miles, or nearly eighty miles less than the existing per annum Laaf year the produc- routes. The tunnel will be double-tracke- d tion exceeded 80,000 tons. That's throughout. .laxly to bed and. early to rise, stretching It some, but we seem to be just beginning. A French scienJLttead to your business and No More Dyspepsia. tist has discovered a way to extract aivertise. Gas, or other Stomach Troubles. from a gum produced from n rubber or in quantities in Mi you will be healthy, pros- - plant foundstateslargo it is expected Nothing will remain undigestedyou sour on- your stomach if and the Mabiy erns and, wise. that 400,000 pounds of this new rub- will take a little Dlgesteze, a powerber will be produced this year. And ful digestive, harmless and pleasant it ib claimed this new product is of as Maple Syrup. For sale by the higher grade than that obtained drug department of the St. Bernard from the Kongo. So rubber is to be Mining Company, Incorporated. ANNOUNCEMENTS cheaper aud we shall all be able to ' Madi-somill4-- MISS - Specimen copies mailed free Correspondon applicatfo'h. wanted in all parts of the ents county. Address us for par- Berne, Switzerland, March 81 The final obstruction to the Loetseh-ber- g Tunnel through the Bernese )' Alps waB pierced by the laborers at 360 o'clock this morning alter live and a half years work and the ex- RAILROAD FARES FREE All this Spring the undersigned will refund railroad fares on purchases. Spend FIFTEEN DOLLARS with any of. us, 'and we will refund both ways, up to '25 miles. Spend Twenty-Fiv- e Dollars and your fare will be refunded, up to 50 miles. ' FRANKEL'S BUSY STORE, Incorporated J. H. ANDERSON fi? CO. Everything to Wear, Ana Carpets. "" HOPKINSVILLE SHOP IN a in. t m '' Dry Goods, Shoes, Millinery, Men's and Women's Clothing. KEACH FURNITURE CO. Furniture, Carpets, Refrigerators, WALL y McGOWAN, u Clothing, Shoe?. U 'We BMjfcjJKTjjyfffo iBj'?QtiJ-- iwjtK will put a Cabinet Mantel in your depot $25 " By order of Cai't. Ott L. Powers. Elizabeth, were in Madisonville Saturday visiting friends. OUTLAWED criminals often hear more Immunity in their hearts than those cold, blameless citizens in whose white heart the power of Evil is quenched, but be the power of good. Heine. THE - BEST - TELEPHONE - SERVICE LOOK HERE, ME. FARMER! Note that the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, Incorporated, is offer- ins to yon an idoat proposition (or telephone service. Using our service you have advantages ot long distance' connections to every important point In the United States. The advantages of telephone service In your residence are too numerous to mention, tut among them would be daily communication with the markets, obtaining prices, getting accurate weather, calling up your neighbors, friends and reUilvq, All thee adreports in , vantages and pleasures are more than worth the price you would pay fotifee servient. Literature and Information furnished by calling on our tnnawyltC; Atatm; the most or toe opportunities open to them, and the company is more than repaid by the actual iticreaso in the efficiency of its workmen, and by the assurance of loyalty from the men who have received all the training in its service. to make complete, ready to set up, including all tile and trimmings.. Come and see us." Twenty styles to select from in prices from $15 to $75. WE REFUND YOUR RAILROAD FARE r Always Blessed with a Hearty .Appetite if you U60 Digesteze. It helpsyour stomach do the work, digests what you- eat and makes good rich blond from your food, No more Sleepless Nights, Headache or Stomach Misery. Get rid ofHtll'th'ese troubles with Diges- tezo, Fifty centB a bottle, worth ten fold Its cost, at drug department of, the St. Bernard Mining Company,! - te LEVI FURNITURE CO. LAR6EST FURNITURE AND STORE HOUSE IN when Mackintosh began icmiiTis raincoats at Glasgow the world produced 120 t6ns of rubber ftt.2123, CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH ftj1' I HENDERSON, - KENTUCKY fir Incorpuratod., - , J - ..Jm xj xiave iwi m m .. a,z jl bv our .& n1 .rvaiiroaa . mwmmamr- - - v -- -. . - , .. 1 ' r are jl v .. . Refianded w o To f ... Henderson To Do Your Shofrfrinqg ly L : 'fc. '4 All The Principal Merchants in Every Line of Business in Henderson Have Formed The i i And will refund your Railroad or Steamboat fare on purchase of $20 or more from all points within 20 'miles If your station is further than 20. miles, your fare will be refunded on the basis of $1 additional purchase from each additional round trip mile traveled. You need not buy the entire amount from anv m one merchant, but pan make the total purchase from any member of the Association collectively. The fol-lowing are the members: .' . J 1 Henderson Merchants Refund Association! , K A tV- - , 4 'W l-i- f 4 ' c ') 4 I-Ask a member from whom you make your first purchace from the Rebate Coupon. Have entered on it. When you are through take your Coupon to the Ohio Valley Banking and Trust Co., and your fare will be refunded on and after April 1st, 1911; Stocks are complete. Prices are. vright. , Qome to Ml Henderson, and get a Round trip free upon the liberal conditions as outlined above. ; Bellairn Garnge, Automobles and Supplies.' !- - L. Clloro and Sou, ,, Lumber, etc. Orawley and Stewart, Furniture, etc. ekorBros. Bugv Go., Gnrriage Mauufacturess. Hie Geo, Delker Go., Carriage Manufacturers; ' Warn Drug Co,, Drugs and Sundries. eter Giel?el Co., Dry Goods, Clothing aud 'Shoes. ".' X. J. Haley, China and Glassware. , ',..' atnbleton Dry Goods Co., Dry Goods and Shoes. 55. A- - Harness, Department Store, Dry Goods, Clothing, etc. . ', . HendersdU Builders Supply 0p;,'Lumber, etc. J D. Jenson aud Co., Jewelrj and Optical Goods. 1?.. P. Johnsou & Son, Plaining Mill. Arnold Kahn, Dry Goods, Olpthinc and Shoes.. Hotel Kinsidon, Restaurant, Buffet and Billiard Room. J. L, Lambert and Sons, Wholesale and Retail Grocers. Lamhert Walker Hardware Co., Hardware,' etc. Levy Furniture Co., Furniture, atc. ' Lieber's Book Store and Office Supplies. Albert Liebpr & Co., Clothing ShoQBand Furnishing. B. Lieber, Millinery and Dry Goods. ' ' . -- The Loeb Co., Wall Paper, Carpets and, Furniture. Louisville Store, Dry Goods and Shoes.. Manti Bros. Department Stores', Clothing, Dry Goods, Furniture and Shoes. Muller's Studio, Photographs, Water Colors aud Frames. Norris and Locket, Co., Hardware, etc." '. Mrs. Geo. H. Waltz, Millinery. Wharton and Heines, Pianos, Organsand Slieet'fiisic. W. W Williams, Millitiervv and 'Ladies' Furnish'ingp. ' E. W. Winstead, Whiskies, Wines aiid'Braudies. . t ... t all-purchas-- ss ' 4 WtWWlQ&WPPWl mm--M' wmww'K :. .vraafe iJfummiWmimimtmwmmivtvmmmi 8 f ;y ..tu"tf"l..iri.lMy.a.i.WitV-y(3 .iwjwi4i'i" "l M ' "" '.wwjtniKiijwiUtww i3i)srsttSj il. --.. 1 - Jfc.-:a& 'im;.;:m&km. . V --. 4r , , . 0 t I) ih 71 1 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 5c CIGAR AT ALL LCABIN6 T0BACC0 BtALCRS Ytttbl You Up and Make You Strong Old people, tired, weak, run down people, delicate children, frail mothers, and those recovering from severe illness, this is a fact. Thousands of genuine tes- VOXJT1MG Don't go west, Will Build MAN! SUIT OF US thing snug-fitting C. W. LINAY, Blstrlbuter have or will ever have, but stay at home with yoav home folks, the best aud truest friends you AND BUY YOUR DR.JL B. HARDIN DK.LC.RAY Drs. Hardin & Ray DENTISTS Painless Extracting and Porcelain Work High Class Dentistry is our Specially Offict Saiiiitt Bank BUt. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eastwood and children spent Sunday m Earllngtou with Mrs Eastwood's mother, Mrs. Rootz. MIsh Janie Victory visited in .MadisonviUe Saturday. Olnoy Bert, of this city, is visiting relatives In HopkinBvllle. Old papers for sale at the Bee uflleu. Ttkphone 390' Maiisonvillet Kentucky AD-TAL- K What would you think of a salesman who reported for duty one day, lay off for two, worked a half day, went off for a week and so on without any regularity? Surelv you would not expect geod service from such a aan. And yet some merchants hold advertising, which is simply a "salesman," up to great malts when it is allowed to ''work" very irregulary. The fact that advertising costs money is proof of its value. Things without cost are usually worth only their price. Miss Jessie Greer spent the day in MadlsonviUe Saturday. If you have a friend or relative living at a distance, send them' the y Bee a year it will only cost and dollars and it will be a constant reminder of you, twice each week. MIbb Katie Murrell, of this city, waH in MadlsonviUe Saturday The program at the Christian church lastSunday night was unusual Jy interesting and impressive. The sermon on 4Fools" probably surprised many by containing no light orjfrlvolous language, but was a se rious, practical lesson ror all. The girls' Ohorus sang delightfblly, .and the promise 1b that a male quartette will lead tho singing and sing some special numbers next Sunday night. Pat Burk, formerally of th Ib place, and who now lives in Memphis, had a very close call the other day. While walking along the street, a big arc light fell on his head, cutting a deep gash over his eye. This accldont caused Mr. Burk to la off for ten days. His many friends will bo glad to know that he is getting along nicely at present. Semi-Weekl- timonials from reliable people prove this claim, and, to further support the fact and prove our faith in what we say, we unhesitatingly declare that any one who will try a bottle of VINOLvill have their money returned I""T11 In dead earnest, we are certainly doine the handsome in Youne Men's Clothing this time. Our prices cover every portion of the crodnd, from $10,00 to $25.00 for youug men, and from $10.00 to $1.50 for Knee Punt Suits. We claim to show the GREATEST VARIETY OF FABRICS to be fouud in this end of the Mate, aud the lit of our coats is above criticism. All have the collar, and. long, graceful lapel and give the euviablo appearance you aee represented in the great magazines. Gome in aud get proo. Aside from our magnificent assortment of Fnncies, we are showing a heavy purchase in uiue serge. BISHOP ' & i CO. i,uin.;uai,' i.im in'iui.,iri i YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT . imiTpuuiLU' pnuu iymnu nu'uui.-nv ,7f T--' 'r-- " T- - T--' T" 'r" 7' " T':J"t g"ip-J- '3S-'- HE u jg i ' ;n ; y um.y3i!ryar;-- n without question if they are not satisfied that it did them good. Incorporated Drug Department I f ST. BERNARD MINING COMPANY East End Card Club. On Friday afternoon, March 24, Mrs. Batiks was tho hostess of the East End Card Club. Mrs. Claud Morton, of MadlsonviUe and Miss Newbold, of Louisville, were out of town guests. Mrs. Geo. Atkinson made the best score. A most appetizing salad course was served during tho social hour. "Tbe Dream is Short Repentance Long" A good head line to fix well in your head. Especially in these days of buying new spring men's wear. There's many- a suit, plus an attractiye price card, in many a clothing store window that seems ,the dream of tailoring perfection in the vindow. But you cannot use it, as the store does, to decorate a window with. Rushing to buy such suits, led by the price-tick- et, may give you something to repent many a - & iv rlVtfuu of the Town 22J& i rmf i r,TmKMtJ 'il Rule made tho higheBt score. A delicious luncheon was served by the hostess at the conclusion of the games. Mrs. McEuen's presence during the sticial hour boing an add-e- d Mrs. Victory entertained the East End Card Club on last Friday. Mrs. J. B. Atkinson, Mrs. Holeman, of MadlsonviUe, and Miss Newbold, of Louisville, were visitors. Mrs. " day. 1 wm charm. At a meeting of the E. A. 0 , Mar vta Mitchell was elected manager of the 1011 team and the boys intend turning out the fastest team of Its existence. Now suits are to be purchased. Practice to begin at once. The patronago of the Earllngton pMt ofllco has Increased to such an extent it was necessary for pout mas terChas. Cowell to order CO more itock boxes. These boxes will bo put n'.servjce as soon as possible. Wan-th- MosdameB Walter Dtvies and W.K. Nisbet were in Madiponville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Coffman, of MadlsonviUe, we're in the city Sunday- the guests of their uncle, e Shaver. Miss Zilpah Morohend, of this place, visited in MadlsonviUe SaturPin-gro- Look at the suit not the fancy price ticket look at it weil and consider how it will look in eight weeks. Better not experiment come here instead ' the store of satisfaction. What isn't fit for us to guarantee, isn't fit for us to handle. . day. steady work. Apply to NKTOKVIhfcK COAJ 100 miners at onoo for & COHK CO., GOOD WINDOW SHADE VALUE home. Mrs. R. 1j. Fenwick,8r.,of thisclM-- , visMted In MadlsonviUe S.ifurday. " F G, Payne, who has been in Evansvllleron business, hag returned Incorporated Noitonvllle.Ky. Fred Hippel, who has been r. visiting the family of her brother, M,'VB. Long, roturned to her home in Obtcao last night. . It. Brasher ib spending a few days with relatives hi Logan county. J.' B.Cook and son, Carmine, are tn Eldorado, 111., this week. kfrs. Bessie Tanner, of this city, was jnMadlsonvlllo Saturday visiting. All the popular shades in at the lowest windowshades price at Sisk Bros. Book Store. Come in and let us show vou. Mrs. C. H. Lynn, of Fordsvillp.Ky.. who has been visiting relatives htro has returned home. Miss Nora Burton spent a few hours in MadlsonviUe Saturdny. Mrs. Elmo ShftYer, of this pluce, was iu Mailisonvllle Saturday. Howard B. Draper, who has been visiting friends In Howell, has returned home. Jno, W. Henlfy, of this pluoe," was In MadlsonviUe Saturday. Mrs. Byrum and two children, of Coiltown, viBited the family of W, A. Toombs Saturday and Sunday. Dan Sullivan, who haB beeu visiting in EvanBville a few dayB, has I JgiMMK-- 7 SGHIQSS gftLTIMQRE CLOTHES $12.50 IN6i6RATtfr to $22.50 PETER GEIBEL CO. Member ef the Henderson Pare u Detectives 1 14 Main &trpt,, Refunding Assoclaf Ion. Htmi-.n- SISK ;iffrWrW&WiVw l -Can't Find "Boss" Cox. r R yv 'A'rnfeinri.rvAniAiA-irtflri.iiA-,!AffihNrdiHjtot BROS.' BOOK STORE Detectives searching for "Bobs" Cox, to serve notice of a new inJM ' dictment charging perlury, vhave WILL 1C0T 6PP0SE Madisonvilii, Ky,' been unable to locate him. H.'s CALEB POWERS friends intimate that he will appear in court in Cincinnati today. ,11,11:1 viiuvinouii) vcnt.,i.i nuiiiubnu A 1 A &,, BM. SLATON, Everything New. eIhi Undertaker KY- - Gomez Calls For Peace Conference. Kentucky Democrats to Make no Objec tier to Him Taking Oath. JT""il,i Art Why High r fl wJh, iiiiaw,i .iJinmjiaui Jfc. ESTABLISHED, 1869 Clothes are Worth MADISONViLLE, 3 Finest Hearse in the County NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. MASONIC BUILDING mHmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmNiiiitmnmmmn g&&0S3 WA Iu a statement issued' yesterday Dr Vasquez Gomez, confidential Washington, D. C, April 8. At a agent or the Mexican revolutionists meeting o,t tho Kentucky delegation y in the United States, declared it was decided that no action 5 the message of President Diaz that would be taken to prevent the sWear was an admission of the justice of the ing in of Caleb Powers of tho elevenrebel demands, and called upon tbe th Kentucky dintnet as a member of Mexican Government to arrange an the Rouse. The delegation is unanojeu formal pence conference. imously of the opinion that the house has nb constitutional right to ignore the credentials of Mr. Powers when they are presented to-da- More Than the Price Asked for Them. No other manufacturer can manufacture garments (class considered) as economically aud as Ihorouo-hlas wo do for wo make in our shoos every part that en- toru into tue proper construction of a garment. No manufacturer (wb except noue) works to closer "limits of tolerance" the shop term for fineness of fit and accuracy of style no other mako Is so highly standardized and prized and popularized as High Art Clothing. When you gbt it here, you get it first handled from tho Bhop direct to you shorn of the middleman's profit SPECIALS Cleaning House? If not, you will in a few days. some of our bargains below: 9x12 RUG SPECIAl A good of $13.50 Brussells, at Velvet Rugs, and at Note HOUSE CLEANING GREAT EASTER SALE NOW GOING ON -A- T TH- E- NEW STORE MADISONVILLE'S BIG BARGAIN State Convention. following the action of the Be publican State Central and Executive Committee in calling a convention to nominate candidates for State offices and adopt a platform, a revival of interest in the plan to call a State convention of Democrats to draft a platform was manifest Democrats Will Call altogether. HOUSE $25, $20 $10.00 $1 6.50 5c. ftgA the largest Easter Sale ever attempted In MadlsonviUe. Wo offer the BlggeBt Bargalus In Men's and Women's Clothing and Readv-to-WeSuits, Dry ThiB is ar Bob Cook Now Assistant s Secretary of State. Axminsters, at $27, $25, $22,50 and $18.50 and Low Cuts every brought together in the city. Specials Nice New Suits for Men, $6 00, $6.50,$7.50, $10.00,$12.50, $15 00, $18.00 and $20 00. Goos, Millinery, Notions, Shoes 3-- 4 Ready Made and Made to Order. BARGAINS-T- his season's best offer on all CARPET Wool Ingrain Carpets, 36 inch wide, Wool 31c. A few patterns in Axminister Carpets, $1.25 and $1.35, valued at The most complete line of Lace Curtains, Portieres and Drapery Goods ever shown at greatly reduced prices. WINDOW 5HABES Frankfort, Ky., March 81. Robert A. Cook, of Hopkinsvllfe. for three years a deputy In the oflioe of the State Auditor, has assumed the duties of Assistant Secretary oi State, succeeding W S. Bali, who haB resigned. Tho appointment was made by secretary of State Bruner. Both Wish to be Administrators. Two men have filed suit at Oar Spring and Easter Lines Of SuitH, Topcoats, Raincoats and Slip-On- s are all In aud priced for every purse, $10 and up to $35 Men and Boys' Easter Hats, Neckwear, Shirts and Oxfords, all of the best makes iu full assortments. Special attention to Confirmation Outfits. if yu cannot cone, write or phone us. yon come we Jl help to defray your expenses In more If ways than one, as IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE 90G 25 Best Calico Prints, the yard 4c. Good Factory Cotton, the yd 5c. 6 Spools O. N. T. Thread, 25o. Pearl Buttons, ledozen. BeBt Paper of Plus, 8c. Men's Sox, all colors, 7c. pair. Lot Meu's 75c. and $1.00 Shirts, cents. MlBaeB Hop-klnsvll- lo and Children'B American Silk' and Lace Lisle Hose, worth 25 and 20c , for 7o. pair. Big Line of Men's, Pants, $1 50. $2.00, $2.5", for 03o. Meu's 50c. Ties, 25c. Now EaBtor Hats Now on Men's 25c. Ties,, 10c. against theTenuessee railroad for damaireson account of the death of Miss Fannie Morris, of Christian county, killed in a wreck near U arksville. Tenn The courts will decide which of the two shall act as administrator. L. EVANSVILLE.IND. "" " '"" " !"""""""'""' n 'V c ""fan vi- - we -- V1.I i. "I hlJiii!2 i, C Hi,, '.'JNi 5 C. A. MORTON, 4J FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER &$,' Orders For New 500 Steel dola Cars. Gon- DRY CLEANING PRESSING ft MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY K9333 HOPKINS CO,, tl. P. M0RT9V, Manager MadlsonviUe, Kentucky Tho Louisville and Nashville rallrofad is reported to have ordered 500 steel undorfrained gondola cars, me contract being equally divided hotvtvn the Mt. Vernon Car and Maifnfftdturjnu" company of Mt. Vpr-no- n IU , and the American' Out aud Wo clean anvthinir. Williams. Th PMnHinn Ttnntnn ' n,t- nt' town orders, over ?J.00, called for and delivered. ESFSIME2ST WII:r,I.A.5MS, Foundry ounipany. ' Phone t 62-- 3 Court Street. Rear of Lonj' Drug ftorc ' MADISONVILLE, KY. "Ufl. Tailor ",; iw-- ptjp-iqniii-jjjisi- eT'" wM''g'l,ll'iai'M:yii'4l""pwia,"' my; gyii jrnxj .r. ,.- i a:., j. .IS t - - - .&,&&$-(- ' - V, - - w.,- - -- iiv,, :3pr"ix- HMgWlTil m .67 ' . , $n ) "; ,.," fr H H H H B H B B H flnpflKiSv ? .Auu i rv A Wednesday, Rugs ' The Biggest Stock. The Newest Patterns. The Best Qualities. The Lowest Prices. Come and SEE. $12.50 Room size Velvet and Brussels. . Q ) Rugs , $15 00 Room size Seamless Brussels 4 "7K Rugs $18.00 8x12 Seamless nine wire. . . 4 A "7E I Htm I Brussels Rugs $20,00 9x12 Seamless YelvetKoom 4 "f TIE I Rugs $22.50 9x12 Axminister Room "f I? I Rugs IQ 9x 12 Finest Axminister . . . $25 00 4 "9C I Room Rugs $30,00 9x12 Wilton Velvet TfC Seamless Rugs Iw SPECIAL PRICES ON EXTRA SIZE ROOM RUGS. $35,00 9x12 Wilton Monatone yg? Room Rugs v wI 30x 60 Reversible Jute Rugs 4 Aril re-furnishing 5f V to Saturday, .$1.00 White v ' ft HHHRHHHIIHHhH ,.-- 4 Qp During these four daysjjwe will furnish an opportunity for the Housekeepers to dqgtheir Spring Buying at Substan tially Reduced Prices. White Quilts Quilts, 72x76 $1.25 White Quilts, fringed 7Kf ft 4 4 $1.50 White Quilts fringed or scalloped $2.00 White Quilts, large plain $2.50 and $3.00 White Quilts, soiled. . IbilV 9 p pc CJ 9 p pg ilv bVa 4Q liO Our stocks are unusually large and well selected to your the frome. The special low offerings wants in in Floor Coverings, Lace Qartains, Table Linens, Sheetings, Quiltst Towels, Draperies, rand, in fact, everything needed in the upkeep of a well regulated home should be sufficient inducement for you not to delay the purchase of all your .re.3E quirements. p ft Mattings Direct Importations in car load lots from China and Japan is our reason for underselling all competition, and at the same time giving better values 15c China Matting, good quality. ... .... pQ $2.50 Best Moquett Rugs $4. 00 Best Moquette, Rugs p . ff jEJJ v Remember the Dulin Standard of Quality is behind every article, no matter how little;he price, and we only ask you to .v investigate our prices and, .compare them with what others ask for inferior grades. amiT 20c China Matting, jointless 2c Matting, Lintan Straw Extra heavy Af 35c China Mattings. 40c China Mattings, Finest Grade. 25c Jap Cotton Warp Mattings Genuine Lowell Ingrain, Extra Super, . ... All-Wo- v. Of)t OUC . -- Li Table Linens Best 64 inch Mercerized S'faklJ&:X- i - "" &. : L. ,t-- - r , ! - Draperies H' ''.. . t -- . '. s' ? 35c Jap best Low Duty Matting "Aft 35c aria:25cMating Remnants 10c 15c 20c 25c 30c 19c OCk 4 Jg X Standard All-Wo- ol Ingrains, 60: to 7Cf OK Fine Mercerized Damask, 50c quality . . QC A fit Biggest stock. Newest Patterns, 36 inch Arabian Curtain Nets 12 Lowest prices. g 9x 1 2 Heavy one seam China Room RugsjE? 9x12 Printed Jap Room Rugs. 35c New Eastern Peerless Ingrain Best Grade Home Made Rag Carpets Damask Damask. ... 45 inch Arabian Curtain Nets 20c and. 36 inch White Curtain Swiss 10c to 12 l-- 2c .. always on hand 9Cf1 r 75c Unbleached pure Linen 70 inch English Damask, C "fC 50c Shirt Waisfc25c Good quallity Percale Shirtwaists, Tailored style, all sizes to begin with. The" making alone is worth more than we ask, 3 patterns, . . Choice . ij.1.00 Special at Good Cotton Damask, Bleached, Red or value,.. Blue.. Best Mercerized Napkins 18x18 per Best Mercerized Hemmed 22X22 C COG JC COO dozenCi t OC 35c 15c 4f 4 r? 3x6 Heavy Seamless China Rugs Rugs 3.00 QK a CA 1.911 wlw w fkfk Printed Madras Drapery 36 inch 9xl2 Chinese Twisted Damask Porch.. "f 20c Reversible Etamine, 36 in 50c Reversible Basil Scrim, 40 inch Household Necessities 10-- 4 Napkins,.. 4' . C mtmOQ .... JCf Pcpperell Bleached Sheeting Pepperell Bleached Sheeting Pepperell Bleached Sheeting.. . Oftf House Dresses Standard Percale House Dresses in Shepherd Checks and stripes, good make and fit. 4 AA I aUU High neck long sleeves Fine Pure Linen Napkins $1.00 to. Fine Table Linens to match,. per $l.O0to 10-- 4 yard,..4v7Cft I 4. 5.00 .OU I m Plain Scrim, White, Beige and Ecru, 25c and 30c Art Ticking, 36 inch ... OOv OEf 4 IC 9-- 4 iljA ... 8-- 4 10-- 4 Mercerized Table Cloth, each Special at 4A IU fl 36 inch Green Burlap 72 inch Red and Green Felt Pepperell Brown Sheeting Pepperell Brown Sheeting Hoosier Brown Sheeting Cora Bleached Sheeting Sheets and Pillow Cases 72x90 Welded Seam Sheets 63x90 Mohawk Seamless Sheets 81x90 Mohawk Seamless Sheets 90x90 Mohawk Seamless Sheets 42x36 Rival Pillow Cases 45x36 Cambridge Pillow Cases Towels 20x40 Bleached 'Huck-Towels 4 p? 9 Af 9-- 4 22c 24c 22c :6c 71c . X" 4-- 4 ARtf 4 .... fiEfl TRtf 8x36 Unbleached Bath Towl .: ... . . .' 1 36 inch Silkolines, 20 new Patterns 10c 4 .. I CmlQ and 36 inch Red and Green Denim 4-- 4 4A 4 4-- 4 19x38 Unbleached Bath Towel ... pi All-yea- Blankets , Advertiser Bleached Sheeting. Berley 60 Cambric . 4-- 4 OP .. . 20x40 Bleached Bath Towel 22x48 Bleached Bath Towel 4C ?ftf 4f - pCf ..... 4 JJ Huck..p A '. H-- 20x40 Pure Linen Huck Towel 18x36 Hemstitched Oxford Linen round there is need for a light single Blanket on the bed and we have the strictly- - all wool kind, from our own mills and offer theni at the following reduced prices. 10-plaids and Plain Colors 4 T9A r 4 27 inch Puritan Birdeye 10 yd. bolt Puritan Diapers, Hemmed, 24x48. 54-inch heavy Table Silence Cloth all colors c 10c 79c 10c Cfiffc j 1 1- -4 Plaids and Plain Colors Plaids and Plain Colors .'. 4 i Lace Curtains . 'l Fresh new stock, all the latest ideas ill ScrimCurtains, Point Arabic, Brussels, Nets, Notthg- White, Beige and hamsand Ruffled Mucins. Ecru. White Nottingham Curtains per pair, Wash Rags Wash Rags Turkanit Turkish 12-- 4 p QQ pm Mosquito Bar 42-inc- h Atlantic Pillow Tubing Androscoggin Pillow Tubing.. Bleached Cotton Crash Stevens Linen Crash 7!c 36-inc- h 20c 18c 7!c f 16-inc- h dJS Aft 15-ih- Ecru Nottingham Curtains per pair $1.00J fA AA AA 16-inc- h Scrim Curtains, White and Beige, $1.50Brussels Net Curtains White $2.50 to. Point Arabic Imported Curtains . - AQ A Stevens A'! Crash 16-in- ch Semi Bleached Crash 36-inc- 10c 7!c 10c 12 h Long Cloth $4.00g Standard Indigo Apron Gingham Good Stripe Dress Gingham Very Special yds long, White Dimity Scrim Curtains 2 value, 4 trimmed with Cluny Lace, $1.50 I special per pair at 1- -2 .......... ' 5c 7lc c '$ 't- - ffl aUf All Kinds Best Calicoes 1W 't G v j 'KlSlrf lf if 1' . I 1 '.'I x "If t: If ' Llfi , (i iniiiii) o a 1 y" t'.'i ,nl4NMWl 11 :.. T ' mmiimmm"'' -- -