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TUESDAY and fc and FRIDAY IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR FRIDAY BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE TWENTY-SECON-D YEAR , EARL1NGT0N, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY.t FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1911 N: Society Happenings r I DIAZ REGIME GIVES HOSTILE ANSWER y. Church Notes ,, - I Madisonville Notes I JOHN HERB i IN- - JUDGE ALEX ANDIRSON 1113 AT HOPKDf SVJLLE Well 1,1 it r ; STANTLY KILLED BY ft AIL2EK DATII. Wed- I Known Man and Politician to Paralysis at Age of 65. Sue-com- s K huroh, JBorvloea At (ho M. E. All Washinfton Awaits FuH Text South, Sunday At 11 a m. and 7:45 p. m by tho pastor. Morning aub of Note With Anxiety jeot, 'The' Abrahamio Covonant. EvenuiK eubject, "Tito Solemn Warning." Sunoay school at 0:80 MEXICO MAKES .a.m. We are having new additions POLITICAL CAPITAL. every aunaay. t;ome anti join. Mid. A. J. Ituokman, of Fairmont, W. Va.j was in Madisonville !Ths Morning at Five O'Clock ' Hopkmsville Ky., April 19. Judge Mrs. G. C. Atkinson entertained the East End Card Club ou last Alexander H Anderson, one of the Friday. Mre, Holman, of Madisou-villby Switch Engine. WAS SWITCHING IN I i nesday en route to Providence' to visit Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ruck- - T. C. YARDS. f iv IJ id. ;. r k-- V u Tho Home MIsbI-ji- i and Ladies' Aid Societies of the M. E. Church, receipt hero to day of au outline South, will give a moutbly socinl through of the reply tho Mexican govern first of these will be months. The Riven May 10, Nashville, Tenn. His remains ment has made to President wjiiob will bo a strawberry and ioe ofCardwell&Rudd. rernoii6trknce cream supper. Place will be pubTaft'a ""strong Keith Morris, the popular mftua j will be brought to this place for lished later. ger of the jewelry department of burial. The details of tho acci- agaiuet tho conduct of warfare dent could not be learned. The Christian ou the border somewhat depress moetingH tonight, churchbe cottao SiBk's Bros. Book Co., was in will at the Thursday on business. ed the hopes of tho officials tew homes of Mrs. Fred Rootz, Mrs, y SHOTINMOUTfl Margaret Don't forget tho who have confidently expeotprl a Harriett Browning, Mrs. B. Long. Bee Bourland a'nd Mrs? M. has a branch office for Madi completely.responsive reply from All are invited to attend any of these sonville people In Morton's Furni- Dispute Over House Door Key. Leads to meetings. Mexico. ture Store. If you want advertisShooting Scrape At the Christian church next Sun- ing or job work or wish to subscribe Withholding official statement day morning the subject will be Jim Fieldb shot his brother, until the full tpxt of the De In 'The Greatest Thin," In the even- for tho paper, call up number 4. Ailehn Davis, Manager. ing the subject will be "Something Will in the mouth last night in Durre note is at hand, the pnSi to Live For." A uppcHl song serMrs. Will Langley, of Providence, in full knowledge of the vice In the evening1 with special returned to her home Wednesday an altercation about the key to dent, fact that it is recriminatory in iiuibIc. after spending several , days in this his house. The shooting occured LHBt Sunday 6 the banner Sunpointp, is disposed to de.iJ city tho guestof Mrs. J. A. Hoilma'n. near the lake The injury inRome leniently. The prcsident'H day of the year in tjie Christian Many from this city attended the dicted while plainiul is not danSVith it Sunday Sohool. Classes for nil rejoinder must be naeed upon grades of pupils and all are invited. 4,tea" Wednesday in Earllngton gerous. All parties are colored. Margaret's Guild of glvou by further official reports from the Prof. McKlnney will arrive next that city, the St. was a most elabor Ed L. Young whioh made a business trip Amefcu Military Officers wloo Tuesday to have charge of the mu ate and beautiful alfair. to this city Wednesday. impartialty in tho fhtbtinj: ai sic during the revival, at the Chrischurch, which begins next Miss Maja Eudaley, of' Nebo, is "3wfeij:uu Pneta has been impeached. tian Wednesday night. Prof. MoKinnoy tho guest of friends m this city. the town to the It is feared that a disposition rtqueatB the singers ofnext Tuesday A. R. Cummings returned home chnrch make po- meet at rehereal to organize the Thursday from a few days stay in prevails in Mexico to night for time at y litical capital out of tho activity chorus, will whichgiven to beautiful Louisville. be this will badges members to be worn all the We make a specialty of doing two .of Americans and during choius tlietneeting. If you ting you aje and throe color work. If you waut promptly be resented if it ap- Invited. (. classy job work that will give satisto impair the pears faction see our samples and get good relations of tho two" couti prices at the Madisonville Branch Home Mission .Society. ties. Held their twlce-- a month meeting Office iu Morton's Furniture Store. Ailkkn Davis, Manager. issued Monday night wirh Mrs. Deahou. Ambassador Oamacoua Twelve members were present and Hess Jones left yesterday for a a statement today in which he five visitors, after the business part business trip to St. Louis. declared that Mexico's reply a pleasant social time whb spent, it MrB. oceaslpu when the memC. C. Giveus is iu Providence beinr the would be fouud to be ".riendly bers gave an accumtof money mado visiting her daughter,;Mrs. Douglas with the dinner given to each memin form and essence" jr ber two months ago to be increased Buckman.-- No Comment Ferthcamlng as much ab possible. The experience!-Frank Pritchett, proprietor of thej by some of the ladie3 was told The State department to dav quite amusing aud the money mado Belmont Hotel, returned home issued tim following statement: by some in a novel way showing the Thursday from a business trip to grit they have to work for a good Chicago. 'The department of? urate de- cause. The sum realized was beMr. and Mrs. .Wallace Weir and clines to comment upon press yond the expectations, from tho little son, Klrby, of Hanson, spent sum of $1 60givn oit in dimet to telemams from Mexico on the the members 83 05 was orought back Thursday in this city. from reply to tho representation made with two t.r three yet to hear up to Mibb Mary Ruby Morton, of this whioh un lei at leastwill bring the amount by the American embassy, city, was the guest of friends iu $35'.00 Refreshments were served by the Earllngton Wednesday attending of April 14, to. its instructions hoBtess. The next meeting will bo call attention to the need of in held with Mrs. Morrison he second the "tea" given In that city. Get the habit of coming to the Strtictiou to prevent further dan-ge- r dav of may. Washington, April 20. -- The the-summe-r man for a oouple of weeke. Mr. aud Mrs. W J. Nlsbet,-- of John Herb, a well known Providence, weio m Madisonville t youug man of this place was iu Wednesday en route to Louisville. ' stautly killed this morning in Willis Rudd was in Henderson ' r)e Teuuesseo 0eutra, yards at Wednesday on business for the firm Ev-ansvi- lle Semi-Weekl- -- mostlnfluentlal Republican politicians in "The Pem.yrile," died this morning of paralysis at his home in HopklnBville. Ho was CG years old, aud a native of Cbrietian County, He made a comfortable fortune in the grocery business and held for several terms offices of Justice of the Peace and County Judge. He was formerly Steward of Western Kentucky Asylum for thp Insane and was Supervisor of the thirteenth census for the Second Kentucky District. Judge Anderson was an Intimate friend of Senator Bradley and stood high in Republican party councils. For many years he .was Chairman of the county aud district committees. He was a prominent Elk aud Odd Fellow. He leaveB 2 daughters and one son, former County Attorney O.ha H. Anderson. One Week Left. e. were the guests. After tbe gams was concluded, Mrs. Rule declared the highest score. MesdamoB Daves aud NewboJd a'iso having higk scoreB. During the sneial hours cream aud cake was served. us and Miss Caroline Atkinses, When you see the braud PASCO on anything In the grocery line it is the beat that we know bow to buy for the inonfy. Parsons & Scovllle Cc,r Evansvllle, Iud. Dr. B. C. McEuensiadeabuBinees trip to Madieonvtlle Thursday. DR. E. B. HARDIN DR. L G. RAY Drs. Hardin & Ray -- advertisement in another part of this issue and send m your sub senption at ouce. You have only one week left in whjch to take advantage of our rose bush offer. One week from next Saturday our offer will be withdrawn. Between this and April 29, you can iietthe 6i'x roses absolutely free. Read our DENTISTS Painless Extracting - aniPercelainWrk hMrSptdedty Ttltphone 399 High Clett Denthtry Office Setintt Bank BIJg. MaiisQneille, Kentucky ORANGE SALE AT -- Q4filinLA we come with our Great Begins Saturday, April 22; Ends Saturday, April 29 7' to American life and proper ty, as in the Duuglas'incideut. .In reyuard to tluV incident a press representative says: 'Maiiy Americans aud Mexican crowded three siiles of ,lhe porch? I saw not a single" uuu inQthe luiifds q any sightseer except tho American line riders'. The custom officials aud Amen can civil officers certainly hevei fire J a shot. "This was on Thursday while the itibels under 'Red' Lopi-z- , were attacking Acua Pne'ta. It was during this battle that Kobert Harrington, an Amen can switchman, ws killed in gpnousr. Douglas, E E Oio-.and inanv other Amer Vouuded -- . ' branch office of tbe ClerK Cap Beo, at Morton's Furniture Store, Civil Service Examination when you want engraved cards, ricr i letterheads, dance tickets or An examination for el rk and car-i(- programs. We have the best and e in will he held at ih you on prices. this city on "May 18, 19H. ago limit, let us figure with DAVI3, Manager. AiiiKE? 18 to 45 ypars, on tho date of tho examination. One of tho best attractions ever Married vruniii will not be admlt-te- d put on the boards of the Lyric theato the examination. This hrohl bltlon, however, does not apply to tre was given Thursday evening by women wlio ale divotced u those the Earllngton talent when Tommy Who aruiBoperated from their hus- Featherstone fairly captivated Ihb bands nd MipDort themselves, hut audlecce with "Steamboat Bill," they are eligible for appointment and the Da,vis sisters, responded to only as clerk. Applicants must bo physically many encores throughout the evensound, and male applicants must bo ing with their many "stunts" of not less than 5 feet 4 inches In height slhglng and dancing. All three were without boots or shoes, and weight not less than 125 pounds without about the best we have ever seen, and showed to three packed houses. overcoat or hat. For application blanks aud for full information relative to thp exami- - E. A. C. Looses FiJst Game of Season. nation. Qualifications, duties, snlp- . ries, vacations piotnotion.s etc., ad-d- -- Madisonville High School base dress liTimeaiately. ball aggregation had a walk ovir Edoah P. Fox, Local Sec , when they played the E. A. 0. boys Board or Civil Servic Examiners, Madisonville, Ky. at Local Park Wednesday pv tn. (Continued on Page 2.) The M. H. S. boys should have made niore than the 16 runs they.dld considering the amount of practice they have had, while E. A. C.Tioys only had one afternoon woik out. Gold pitched a nice game for M. H. S., striking out nine men allowing five 23 hits. Mitahell would havo fared much better If he Jiad had any Bup Every housekeeper who takes pride port. Eleven men whiffed the ozone in her ability. to manago her affairs in aud earnest endeavor to connect economically, and in keeping down ex while a good number ot hits were rjQL penses, should be interested in seeing tho made several should have been easy outs if any support had been accordfinest Refrigerator made. We carry a full Semi-Weekly em-boBB- ed er -- AGAIN Free Distributipn of pubi-oflic- Gold and Silver. , " Everybody in the county knows the plan. Same generous idea as our former Sales. With every, dollar's worth of merchandise . Bought Cash During' This Sale Some will contain a Some will contain a Some will contain a we give an Orange. for borne of these oranges are just as they came from the tree. Some will contain a SilVfif DJUIB Silver Quarter Silver Half-Doll- ar SILVER DOLLAR Five Dollars in Gold full of r, . oiit-of-date ,, , , The spring season is just beginning to open up and our store is brim line of tho ed him. Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators acknowledged to be the most perfectly refrigerators ever put on tho sanitary and on your ice bill and laata a life Save fully time, Ordinary refrigerators only last aoout nve years. Made of polished oak or satin walnut witb real porcelain lining all in one piece. Constructed throughout in the Hmnc.st and most substantial manner, wme in ana let us snow you their many vaiuaoio leaiuresj. ice-savi- one-thir- d, St', Bernard C- Mjn-in- g Co. pfMfJU 5 Tnls was tile finest game of tbe season and after some good hard practico and a change in the Hue up the E. A. 0. will make a much better showing, One of the features of the game whb tbe catch of EuBtwood of a long foul up against the fence in left field. M. HS. gave Gold good sup-uoand considering size aud prac tice the E. A. C; boys bid well to connect 5 times. Hanson xiign ocuuui, and Dawson High School aro want lag to arrange games, but a lot of good hard work aud a change iu line up will be used befoio any more rt crisp, new merchandise. T'he biggest and best stock of Clothing, Shoes, 'Dry Goods, Silks, Ready-to-WeaNotions, Hats, Furnishing Goods', Rugs, Mattings, House Furnishings in goods, you get the city, and instead of a seemingly reduced price on old,, the choicest of our Newest and Best at the lowest cash prices marked in plain figures, and in addicion, a liberal money return in Silver and Gold. Remember! The more you buy the more you get back in cash,' so now is the time to be liberal with yourself in your Spring purchases: games ure eoheduled. Don't forget the dates j INCORPORATED ntoB, Keniicki ,' .- w ?w Hart Brand Peas are tho finest iu tho3Vorld. Don't take our word for it but try a can ana ue convinceu. Parsons'&ScovilleCo., Evansvllle, Ind. this Saturday to next selling days chock full of Golden Opportunities. -- J , vl - ne-- v ,ifet ; . T. Q ' mw P'1 4-.- . ..- "flaw.. -- . . asw- - " . ' .. TmiinnraTrnnn '""WWt" "ui" 'iwp;limijiy vuvmifv: "Yea. - ,l ii ) m ii i jj n mijftfilil Ii Ail i3aRj , T ill ,PW i.i 2 it " HflffpajWfBB ;f , -. 4-' -- r. si',)' ,?t9(.Uc.v . WHIIIlillltMIIMMMMIItMMI . H MMlMMIMMMMMMMM " Subscription Rates PAUL M. MOORE, EDITOR AND PUBHSHER J. E. FAWCETT ASSeCIATE EDITOR . CITY DIRECTORY. Mayor H. ('. Kuurlaud. Police Judye A. J. Bennett. Ohjof of Police Wm. Bradley. NlRht Ohi?f J H. Hamby. Tax Apkhsoi J. H. Gorbltt. Gity OlHlk Paul P. Price. Treasurer Frank B'. Arnold. Citv Physician W. K. Nlshnt. Olty Knulneor R. E. Wblpfler esmsESz dfsij& Gsmas&tissm&sm& Year Six months Three months One $1.00 50 20 Begins Monday, April - 17- - i Single copies vSpsclmen copies mailed free AND BUSINESS MANAGER Member of Kentucky Press Association i and I Stcond I "'f &:-, District Publishers League application. Correspond-ent- s w.antod in all parts of the county. Address us for particulars. on Madi- - Honry. Meotinjr nlghi first Monday nljrht iuwich month. School Trufiteo Paul M. Moor; Board "of Health Ed M.Trahpri), GiGilbRit Kirur and Curtis B. John-sJOT- Street OotnmlsslonerRnbt. Wood Councilnien Jno. B, Atkinson. Madison Oldham, F. D. Rash, Gro. 0. Atkinson Thus. Blair, O. M' We propose to show the smartest line of House Furnishinos for the price we have ever shown, consisting of Window Shades, .Carpets. Druggets Mattings and " . Portieres. -- vlC3 t, Branch Office in Morton's Furniture Store, 119 South Main Street, senville, Kentucky, Phone No.,4 MlSS AILEbN DAVIS, Mgr. - Postmaster Ohas. Cowell. CHURCHES. j M. D. :' . Lace Cur taiss .--".- I Telephone 47 Friday, April 21, 1911 itnue agitator, but I am u : sur-nean. RTit' a. m. Second mass and preaohiuj. 9:80 a. m. Vespert and benediction '., p. m. Eov. J. P. MoParland, Pastor. Catholio Ohukoh. First uimk every Sunday and holy dayat7:v Lace Curtains, full 3 yards long,, per pair Lace 'CufttuhiC 3 12 yards long, per pair 1 .... ...'''. 50c to 1. $ 1 00 25 to $5 00 i " Early to bed and early to rise, '.' Atten'd "to." your business and ' advertise. And you will be healthy, prosperous and wise. & o ANNOUNCEMENTS We aro authorized to announce L. n JCR&y as a candidate to represent Hopkins county in the ' ife'wer )iou8 of the next General ot Kentucky, subject to the party. of anion forre-dlecMoAs-sttbly 5dffi .. t- - t tha lower house- of eferal Assembly of Kontucky subtest' to the actiou of the Democratic tho-nex- ab L. Walker as a caudidato for jUpresentatlve from Hopkins coun-r- . "We are authorized to announce 3HFty We are authorised to announce Ha Ii. Younpr aB a candidate to represent Hopkins county in the lower iBRe of the next General Assembly of Kentuoky, subject to tho action of the Democratic party. ;rTT0 get peace, if you (Jo our public life. day evening preceding. Prayer want it, make for your- meeting Friday evenu g. Sunday school 2 p. m. jiwlves nests of pleasant JOHNC DAVIDSON CHOSEN Rev. T. J, Lynn, Pastor. COLONEL OF FIRST REGIMENT Pkesbytkkian Ohukoh Hec-lNone of us yt- iilieughts. Regular services first Thurs ay UcaowB. for none of us has Captian Kreiger Resigns Assistant Adju. at 7:30 p. m. and third t undry at 8:80 p.m. in each month. Sunday K9&5K2S3! ieen taught in early youth, tanl General For Adjutant of First. sohool each Sunday rrorning at 9:80, ': o'clock. 'what fairy palaces we may held by tho First The election i DIAZ REGIME 61V LODGES. iluild of beautiful thoughts Kentucky, or Louisville Regiment, in thn choice of John C. Masonic Lodge E. W. Turner HOSTILE ANSWER proof against all aHversity. k No. MR meets 1st. and 3rd. Fridays Davidson for Colonel and Felix In each month. , ,$ Lieutenant Golotiol, ijfchn Ruskin. Annonncemp"t was also maclo that E. J. Phillips, See. 'n (Coutiuuod from Page 1 ) f Capt Robert N. Krleger, who has Viotprla Lodge, No. 84, K. of P some months been filling the meets every muiiuy iwkiiii. viait-or- s icans injured on the American for post of "Assistant Adjutant General wolcoTno. "side of the line. MODERATE DRINKING. of the Slutb Guard, with headquartErnkst Newton, ers in Frankfort, has tesigned that No Shots From the Custom House.' K. of R. and S. &i the effpct of moderate position to become Adjutant of tbe Hopkins Lodge, A. O. U. VV. No "During this battle not a shot shrinking, Dr. Lorei z. the etni-ae- local regiment. 501 meets every Thursday night. ' Y. Q. WALKER, Sec. was fired from the American Austraiu surgeon, when Call for Papco Old Fashioned Lye Golden CroBs wine at a banquet tend-tro- Hominy. Highest quality. Sani-tar- No. 525 meets 1st.Lodge, Earlingtou. custom house and the rebel and 3rd, Saturday never had possession of it. Some tine. Price ftme as others. night in each mouth. him in New York said : Parsons & Scoville Co., Mrs. Bertha Umstead, Sec. ground, still American territory, Evansville, Iud. temper- "I cannot pay 1 am Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets 2nd extends about 60 faet south oi aud 4th Saturday nights in eaul month. Miss Lizzie Huff, Sec. the American custom house and Lodge, Earlingtoii rite American trooperB carefully Ben Hur DELMONT TJTLEY TH0S. C. 'BRYAN Court, No. 55 meets even 2nd and guarded this strip so that the 4th Friday nlirht at new Victory rebels could not j;et to the westHall. John Wand, Soribu Incorporated Standwalte, Tribe No. 67,Rod Mn ward of the American custom meets everv Friday sleep. Harry Long, O. of R. house to use it as a shelter. l ever 1 at 9:30 a. in. Lord's day at 10 :4o a. m. and 7 j, nn Prayor mooting ovory Wednes day at 7:80 p. m. ftf. E. Ohukoh. Itegnlar services third Sunday at 11 a. m, and 7:80 n. mi Prayer mootlug weanesoay evening at 9:80 a. m at 7:80. Sunday-schoGlass meeting, Becond Sunday ai 10:80 a. m. Rov. I. N. Reid, pastor. Epworth League J. S. Han cock, president. Meets every Sun Hurry Sommers is talked of as day evening at 6:45 p. m. at tht Methodist Episcopal Church, South. a probable candidate for the All are welcome. Democratic nomination for LieuM. E. Ohukoh, SopTH. Rev. W n oi C. Brandom Harry repre- every Sundaypastor.11 Services and tenant Governor a. m. at sents splendidly two of the big 7:80 p. m. Sunday school at fl:8 a. m. Prayor mooting, Wednesday, issues, Schools and Good Roads, evenings at 7:80 o'clock. to which the State needs to. give League, everySuuday evening evpry its early and its best attention. at 6:45. Ladies' Aid Society Board Monday afternoon. Official Whither he shall become a can- meeting Mondav after first Sunda' A didate for anything or not he in each month. Missionary Baptist Ohukoh -will be i'ouud devoting his most Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at II earnest thought aud effort to the a. m and 7:80 p. m. and the preceding Saturday night. Church meeting forwarding of these two and all Saturday night before tho 4th Sunother good moral and material day. Sunday School at 9:80 a.m. Monday nlgln Prpyti movement. There ought to be at7:8t. neelm . evrrv Rov. I H. Grigson, Pastor. more'ineu like Harry Sommers, jenekai Baptist Ohukoh. unselfish, able and sincere, in Services tourth Sun jay morniiiR aud evening in each month and Saturol success Appends upon iny braiu beinu clear, my. muscles firm and my nerves steady. No one can talco. alcoholic liquor without bluutiQu their physical powers which I must keep always ouedpe. AS A SURGEON I MUST NOT DRINK." My Ohkistiaj Okuroh. Preaching: Sunday-schoo- I A dandy good number in, Matting, price per yard, Best China Mattings, all new patterns, price per yard only. Carpet Paper, best kind, 25 yards to roll. Several different Patterns in Ingrain Carpeting, at per yard ,. J 5c ..,. to 20c 50C 25c, 30c and 35c 25c to 75c Made by the best Drugget manufacturers in the country, every one but one a brand new 1911 pattern. Every drugget will measure full 9 feet by 12 feet, at each,... $to.oo. $12.50, $13.50, $15, $"17.50, $20, $22,50, and $25 Small Rugs to match $1, $1.50. 2, 2.50 $3, $3--5 Dru c gets Ep-wort- h Window Shades A No. A No. 1 1 I and 60c It costs you nothing to look, and it affords us very, much pleasure to show you. ; . 40c, 5oc cloth, six and seven feet. cloth, eight feet .. .... 25c to 35c V -- r Barnes, Cowand INCORPORATED &? Co. a. Earlington, Kentucky. ref-ulte- Former Speaker Cannon Attacks Canadian Reciprocity Meashers I Ker-ric- Former Speaker Cunnon attacked railroid hns placed an order for the Canadian reciprocity measure in 2 000 all steel cars. This is paid a vlKormm spo-cl- i In th Houpo be. one of the larirept railroad Debate on the bill will con- to equipment orders of the eeason. tinue today and Olialrman Underwood will eiiflpavnr to pnt a vot on tho bill under the' Mibs Pearl Cat)Bl6c In vlaitln rulo before adjournment. friends In Hopkinsvlllo this woek. yen-terda- The P. & E. Buying Steel Cars The Pittsburg & Lnko Erio y. X flve-minu- to nt de-lilti- d v i O'BRYAN, UTLEY & CO. I'll'" I t I'UMiillll) mKtMtLSk,, Ml Wi I ii' lit ll' Mil Wyfli'l"ili)1 JH m TT ; r , Q' Ftineral Directors and Licensed Embalmers niulil We are prepared to answer proiuptiy ah oils d Phone No. Ill or 558. Madisonvillc, Ky. r Woodmen of the World, Catalpn Camp No. 801 meets every Wednesday night. All members are requested to be there O. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. Modern Woodmen of the Worlu No. 11992 meets every Wednesday Y. Q. Walker, Sec Elks, B. P. O. No. 788 meets at Madisonville Monday night. B. N. Gordon, Exalted Ruler. Roy S. Wilson, Secretary. Earlington Chapter, U. D. 0., meetB 1st Thursday in each month at 2:80 p. m. eai-nestly No Relief for Insurrectos. '.''I saw an American rebel approach Qapt. Giujotai the line. This American-rebe- l was hand He asked (Japt. ling a uuu. ' We're long on Service ''$H sheim shoes w.c Qejj ut care given to fitting your. feet. ful attention Cockney Thc Mifla not only in the "Natural Shape" Flor-- You get your money's worth in Monday nights. Visiting members by Ooi. Medina, Jefe of Agua invited to attend. v I'jrieta. wnen returning to my C. S. Crenshaav Clerk. ViBitlng members are cordially automobile this same American invited to attend any of thes rebel came up to irie at tbe maLodges chine, but he was immediately Philathea Class Will Entertain. ordered back by an American the Philathea Class of this city will give a home talent play at the trooper. O.jcra house Monday night, April - ,(I do not kuo"w what order? 24. for tho benefit of the Sunday Captain Gaujot issued to either pchool. The name of the play Is "Miss Fearless & Co.," and it is the rebels or the "federals about paid to be a' very laughable play. trenclnng." s Nine young ladies of Earlinjrton promise the audience two hours of LACK.OF EVIDENCE AND nn and a jolly good time on Mon- DEATH OF A CLAIMANT .;. day night. Come out and enjoy tuurself and bolp In a good causo, D'in't forgot tho date, April 21, and Result in Dismissal of Two Night Riders thf pi hop, Temple Theatre, '? Damage Suits Against Amoss. . Gaujot, who was 911 American territory, if he, the rebel, might send, the firing pin of his gun across tho line into Douglas to bavO it repaired. 'Youjcertainly cannot,' was the captain's reply. Mrs. Kate Withers, Pres. Knights aud Ladies of Security ,UI went into Agua Prieta also, will meet every second and fourth having a , rebel passport signed may be avoided by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vogetablo Compound.' She was four weeks in tho hospital and camo homo suffering worse than before. Then after all that suffering Lydia E, Pink ' ham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. jj The following letW from Mrs. Orvillo Rock will prove how unwiae it is for women to submit to tho dangertfof a surgical operation when if Please Read These Two Letters, HEBE IS HER OWN STATEMENT. ti&pBsRi i isssr Tfm VHDil ! ,' " ', v without much relief, and at last sent me to Ann Arbor for nn operation. I was there four vn1r nmi .., suffering worse than before. My mother admm vised mo to try Lydln, E. Pinkham's Vegetable Kfi two years ago suffered with n disnlaccmcn-- I Icould not be on my ieot for ft lonor thn. irv ni.vd.tn treated me for several months raw raw, very severely iuicn. tgjsaj ' .. . service the style and comfort of a Florsheim are a daily dividend jffljfii W t) 1 1 1 1 m Hi v mwm mm me wjw of satisfaction. m' MOST STYLES $5.00 Demands Made the Juarez. for Surrender of Wwjwlr- - R vl IW 1 . ST. BERNARD MINING INCORPOKATED EARLINGTON, KENTUCKY. FOR SAI.K 3HQE co. ?iv J&Y )W I IS ?K ni "jam S.r claiming damages in the Bum of $1000,000 for an alleged horsewhipping, was also dismissed. because of See MIsb Margaret Mitchell, as the (loath of the claimant. leading lady, in MIbs Fearless & Oo. Monday niht, April 24, at Temple Mrs. A, O. Sink spout Wednesday Theatre. in Madlsotivill'o with relatives.. should his demand be refused. A formal dcmniul was mndf Inst niaht on G011. John Navarro for I of Juarez, Mex-co- , to the inenrecto army of Francisco I, Madero, Jr., Within twenty-fou- r hours. Gon. Mud.ero ing that no evldenco had been at the head of 1,900 troops, it snuted by .the plaintiff. The suitpro of was reported, is ready to attack Henry Bennett aVainst Dr. Amoss, Ptulucah, Ky., April 19. Two suits against Dr. D Amoss for damages done by night alleirod to havo riders headed by the Doctor, havebeen dismissed in the Federal court hero." Peremptory instructions for tho defendants were given in the cnae of Q, VV. Gordon, who a&ked for $25,000 oharging.that j)r. Amoss.aiid others horsewhipped him two years ago in Lyon Oounty, the court holdbt-e- E. Pinkham's Vegetable cvt;ry,woinnu who is afflicted complaint to try Orvillo Kock, It. It. No. 5, Pav Paw, it." Mrs Mich. "There never was a worso case," ,'. Itoqlcport, Ind. ''Tlioro novcr was a wor.A dnsn n r ins man mine. , and I cannot bein to tell you what I suffered For over two pears I vvos Tin niii i ..;!. iJ f9r a month and the doctor said not h mV oneraSSn cure mo. My father suggested Lvdia E PJnldianf? VwXnVS Compound ; so to plcnsollim I took it, aiid wondnl fully, so I am able to travel, ride horscbaclrl tnin JSSS rT never feel any ill effects fro'ni it I forln? only ask ot women to give Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Comh?? sif n tl?M nounVl . fix' i via!!- health Compound, and I did. To-daI am well and Huouff nnu cio au my own housework. I owe my to Lydia y ,S0 f . ? E Km - We Avill pay a handsome reward to any person who us that theso letters are not genuine and truthf ul--or will SSS to t of those women were paid in any way for their testimonials, or etters are published without their permission, or that Steffi letter from eaoh did not come to us entirely unsolicited ho For 30 years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has Tjcen tho standard remedy for female ills. No sick woman docs justice to herself who will not try this famous mcdiclno. Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and has thousands of cures to its credit. Mrs. Pinkliam invites all sick Vomen ) MFfW to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health free ol chareo. Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. ffe .,. -- i 'J"i'i!i7K a - ni J'. t x i.j f . T SHERIFF OF UNION : ITHE SATURDAY EVENING POST ' 5c CIGAR AT ALL LEASING COUNTY SUICIDES Over Six Thousand Dollars Short ' in Accounts and Dreaded v Exposure. WIFE AND CHILDREN LEFT PDNNILESS Negli gee vrhiit We. Call Attention to Our Assortment of Spring 1911 f 8RACC0 BEALER& . C. W. LINDSAY, BIsfrltrutor NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Coat, with cuffs attached. Coat, with, two soft collars 'and French cuffs. Coat, with two laundered collars, attached cuffs. Pongee with soft collar and cuffs' attached. ILV)SJR, 31.00. IIDE. 31.50 exsrxd 2.00 . or-outin--A-lso News of the Town bookkeopor at Barnes, Cowand & Co., is on tli rick list. Browning was elok MIbb Mnbol Rovtral (Iiv.vb Hits vyoek, but Is now ablo to bo up. Th a Guild of St. Margaret wishes to (bank tiio public fur its liberal Murtfftret Mltolioll, lRtronK0 hi , V TO i --A 61 OUR GBEAT steady work. Apply to NOKTONVIIiliB COAI & COKK CO., Incorporated Nortouville, Ky. Fowls and Ej?s from FaMrs. T. R. Flnloy, of St. Cbarlea, mous Hawkins Strain- - ot "was lu town Thursday shopplnR. " Howard Blair, who has been Barred Rocks. Also pure tils parents in this place for Is now on in. full blast in stock of Rhode Ialuud Red.. H several days, loft Thursday hirIh ' -for Hot Springe, Ark. departments at The New EgRs per setting of 15 fine lrices for "Miss Fearless & Co." Store, Madisonville's Big, Barred Rocks $2.00. Rhode will be 85o for children and 85o for adults. Bargain House. Islaud Red $1.50. Great Mesdames Omor.Oatcs and Will Davis, of Mortons Gap, wero ill crowds of shoppers are town Thursday shopping. Jno. Musdames taking advantage of our r Fldloy, ot theBen Southard and town ness. country, were in G.. vpodneeday shopping. Try a can of Pasco Corn and no Old papors for sale at tho Bee RECORD BREAKING PRICES Mrs Sarah K. Yancey. 8tato Seo tice the difference. It's real Suirar ufiloe. Madisonville,' Ky. C?l'3K5 " retary of Ohrlstian Woman's Board' Oorn. Costs no more than others. M Rev. D. T. Stanley and wife were Parsons & Scoville Co., vi Missions, who lias been spending BggiuflBtmllfiititnfei. ig&n.irigiinngr'MiiiJfei. miiiltoirl'imiiS'ri.ni'.C'iiimft'hi In MadlBonville Thursday. alJliiin'ifttirirfbfnffJhiii trfhmnrtllirttafcmiidhiMnlit'mn'Jt'Trr't'i EvanBvillo, Iud ft few days with Mrs. Corey, left It will pay you to come Mrs. Jno. Canslor is visited Monday for Hartford, where sho Mrs. Douglas O'Brien was In Mad- friends here Thurday. goes to hold a convention. isonville ThuiJuy shoppiug. many miles and let us show Biggest Aviation Meet the South Has He will repeat Hub performance at Miss Ruby Morton visited friends EaaB for SaijK After April 15 Littlo Missos Lena and Susie hero Thursday. the Nashville meet. we will soil Bull Orpington, White Wade Davis mado quite a In. l.i Ever Seen. you through our stock at Tho State Fairgrounds are being: Dr. A. O. SiBk. mado a business Wyandotte and White Leghorn egs Madisonville Thursday with their Nashville, Tenn., April ID. The put in first class shape for the meet. to Slnughtoryillo Wednesday. xgor 50o per setting of 15. trip Madisonville's Gfeat Shopsong and danoe. Nashvjlle Aero Olub Is preparing to Additional seats are being installed., J. D. MoPiierson, Jr., Miller Evans visited friends in to accommodate the large crowds Sybil O'Bryau, of Mortons Gao.'is Mudisonvlllo, Wednesday. Madisouville, Ky. ping Center give, at the State Fair grounds on that are certain to attend. In town W. A. Toombs and Tom Hodge April 27 28 and 20 an aviation meet Mrs D. E. Bouthworth was In are busy with thblr work in Be. 25 doz 50c Ladles Scarfs all onion. Mndisonville Thursday shopping. that will surpass all previoua dim- 25a each, on sale at Barnes, Cowand Louisville Selected. OhajioB this weok. Wanthd To rent a house THE NEW STORE liquations of aeronautics ever The subcommittee of the Demo& Co., Incorporated, Konnlth Weir, ot Bowling Green, Ernest Newton. made iu tho South. Marvelous Mrs. A.G. Splllman, who has been who has been visiting his sister, MIf"pb Mollio and Katie Whaleti Mrides have been made in the art of cratic Executive Committee havMiss Goldlo Weir, left Thursday visiting in Louisville, has returned wero In Madisonville Thursday shop nviaiion and many feats will be nlirln for Morehouse, Mo., where he home. ping. Rucctogsfnllv accomolished that a ing the mutter iu charge selected Messrs. D. D. Woodruffand Rlloy will Join hiB father. Mrs. Lee Todd, of tho country, was ns headquarters for few months back would not have HOPKINS CO,, Prices for "Miss Fearless & Co." Ramer.of St, Charles, were in towu in to"wu today shopping. been attempted. the cmnmiticemeu who will look Will be aeo for children and 36c for Thursday. H. 9. M0RT0N, Manager Mrs. Taylor, of the country, is in Theraeefrwlll bring to JNashvtlle J. D. Mofherson made a busim-sadults. a number of the world's most fa- afti'r the Stutp primary. Henry town today. .The Home Mission Society had a trip to this city Thursday. Maiisuvllle, Ky. mous aviators, among them 31enu East CtRtsr St. Tobe Wrlglft, of the Li'.vrenctf will have chnrge of Mrs. Refffro and children Yy delightful evening with Mrs. Wednesday In Madisonville. spent ia Mr.town today shopping. country, in I H. Curtis, the recognized king of Dealion Tuesday. work. Congressman Qlli aviation, both in Invention aud th MIbb Elsie Brdwu visited friends practical operation. With him will Junes nml J B. McOreary, In Madisonville Thursday. be J. A. O. McUurdy, Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. : fur Senator and GovernBenchey, J. D. Ward and others. Tl children were in J. T. Alexander and IUB1RCUI0SIS CAUSES TEN town Thursday. PEE CENT OgCHUB'CH DEATHS With him will he the associate of or, respectively, filed official noW. J. Bailey, Mudisonvlllo, Ky., Ourtlss, since the latter made his Planes, Sheet Music, Books, Maga- State Association Reports High Deith firs i experiments in the building of tification i'f their intention ' aeroplanes and has probably aczines, Typewriters, Ribbon, Carbon Rates From Consumption. Paper. Mall orders solicited. complished more, as an aviator, than enter the primary, and seuc W. J. BAIIiEY, any other man, with the pi sslble checks in 'advance pa.nent oil Madisonville, Ky. BhowlUR how serious h exemption of Ourtlss and tho Wright their fees. Statistics, Telephone 101-who problem tuberculosis ib to tho ordi- Ujrotherf.. It was McCurd in themade first Mitchell, who has nary church congregation, Miss Marunret have the first successful flight "The Guain Ok. Dust," by David an attack of appendicitis, is boido been published by the Kentucky practical machine built by the Association. bettor. Study and Pre Aerial Experiment workQwas t e Gruli'am Phillips, that ran as i Association for the serial in ,lThe Saturday Evening Miss Mabel Gougli is ill at her veution of Tuberculosis In a bulletin His most uunonant reo ut triumph of sending wireless' PoBt " is on Bale now at Slsk BroB. on TuberculosisDay. home. From reports received at the Na- mesfiiges from an airship in flight, j Book Co., Madisonville, Ky. Karl Gold visited friends iu tional Association, from over 720 careThursday.e , cluiichos. Tltli a membership of Mrs. E. M. Trahern was in over 812,000 communicants of twenThursday shopping. ty denominations, and from 208 Mr. aud Mi's. Olias. Bttrnett was in oitieB and towns iu twelve atateB in Madisonville Thursday. various parts of the country, out of eFTHEUKPAMLLELED MERITS OF nearly 7,000 deaths in. 1910, over 700 Morrow Will Not be or lo 4 per cent wefe caused by tuWashington Says berculosis. This means 2 24 deaths Candidate. Bromo Ohloralum. Cleansing Aids, Etc. for every thousand members or y$ h 'TnWHWrnr BBtWtCTnPirTlrTmlBTr1 10. E. P. communicants. Crooliu. Washington. April Bora, pound. 15 ceuts; While the percentage of deaths Morrow has written a letter to his Piatt's Chlorides. one-hal- f pound 10 cents. uncle, Senator Bradley, In which he from tuberculosis, as comparei diseases, Crude" Carbolic Acid. savs he positively will not be a can- with other according is not higher iu Denatured Alcohol, pint t theso figures, churches, didate for Governor. 15 cents. Formaldehyde Sol.. than In the country nt large, the tuDry Oleano, 50 centp. berculosis (loath rate, as shown b Gheoline, BAnssine. tho church returns, i higher pel Sherwin-WilliamBrighten thousand communicants than that 10c Cleaning Ammonia, for the general population in the Up Finishes and 15 cents. , registration aru of 'the United Sal Soda, per pound 5c. : States, which the Census Bureau hJJ. PaiptV; aud Varnishes gives as 1 J7 in 1009. Reilecto Furniture Polish, Enamels all kinds. Anyone desiring further informa HARRY A. GLAZIER 15 and 25 ceuts. tioti about the Plague in Kentucky "I write to tell you the Lig-lafor renewing finish A Prominent Flremas i w .P,oliBh all. 25 and 50 cents. can pet It by addressing the Secre Maiden, Mass., writ Hfeit good news that Cardui Liquid Veneer, 25 and on scarred or dull furliiture. tnry of the Kentucky Association, Mar. a8th,J has helped me so much Eugene Kerner, at 215 E. Walnut Last vrinter i a a 50 ceuts. For all colors of natural severe cold and it sa and I think it is just street, Louisville, Ky. Remu-olon my Kidneys, cal a Perfect Carwood, 20c, 35c and 00 ceuts worth its weight in gold," most every the almost excrucf pet Gleaner, 25 and 80 cents. t nam writes Mrs. Maryan Marper oau. Senator Paynter has Reported to James. attempted to move ;l Solarine. Metal Polish 25 tnea evreytning us shall, of Woodstock, Oa. Japitlao, full variety. HNQINH WUIOH MR. G&AZIHR RUN8. BDie w get reuer, cents. Senator Tnomas H. Paynter t succpss. uniii x "I do hope and trust Blue Ribbon Metal Polish.' E'astio Floor, Finishto which to has issued a reply to tho speech Danger. that ladies who are suffertfi Slns ofand lleadacbe, "species vised andtry "Bloodlne,"almost from imj surorise. crave me relief dose, Screen Paint, Black or before I bad taken one bottll Congressman Ollie James in ing ras I did, will take of Backache, dizziness nnd completely cured. " Bloodlne" ia a tvonl Iffuij the eyes," Irregular heart which Mr. James at tact ed Mr. before trouble. The severity of actionearly vitalizing tonic. If the blood is ImrrnrP . - comi"i Cardui, for it has been a Greeu. Uver the Moth Preventives h ernnnnd symptoms depending upon the amount of tilezlon bad. dnnrllfi" lost, Pay titer's record in the S note God's blessing to me, and Gold atiU Silver :Paint 10 poisons which the kidneys have allowed to the whole system Is upset by an accumulation of humors, It is Ume to try "Bloodlne" today.' Red Cedar Flakes, nlean remain la the system. will certainly help every The Senator accuses the Con 25 cents. , ofand pleasant-- yet cheap and and lady who is suffering." misrepresent in Dlosdlae Cured Hemorrhage ef the Kldosyv, SYMPTOMS. Filmilv Paint, in small ?; MAR;iriBU, Vr Inn). effective. Aohlng Pais Over Hlpa, BaokaoTjo, Sed- Tint Bloodiuh Co., Boston, Mass. Sept. st 1094.. B52 iment or Deposit In Urlno, Irritation ot tho Gentlemen : I recefved one of your booVs, yes 10c to 45 cents.', Balls. cans, Moth Bladder. Pain In Urinating, Rheumatism terday. 1 have been a great sufferer for Billie Blackwcll Dead. Gum Camphor. (urla add In. blood), Sudden Btopsage of weeks, passing bloody water, have been to the hosEnamels, for all purposes. Urine, Highly Colorod or MllUy Wtalta pital, have had four different, doctors. They call4 , iu Blllle Black woll, who will bo well Drlne, Pass Blood or Muoub In Uilno, Ro it most everything, and I got no better. Please send Insect Powder, best qualiw cam? or Grate Varnish-' remembered by all who' attendee tentlon ot Urlno, Straining Attor Urinating, me a sample bottle of your Bloodlne for which enty. ".' bulk. Tblotc or Blueglsb Urlno, Btone In tho close ten cents In stamps to pay for same. If it will . minstrels, .which vn Ooburu's Bladder, Oyatluo (Intlammatlon ot any rood I will talcs it rest of my life. lure a short while ago, is dead it der), Catarrh of Bladder or Bowolo, Blad- dp meSigned, MRS. OCTAVIA.theE. CARPENTER, , Paint for Porch Furniture. TJndor Byes, Voraoioua Appetite, his homo iu Bowling Green, oiu, quart, Kitchen .Floor Paint, MARStinsLD, Vt., Gravel, Pain In Urotha, beinj. The Woman's Tonic living a few houra, after of ty Sblrst, Gall Stono.Dimmed Vision, Bpeoks Tint BtoocxKa Co., Boston, Mass. Sept. 14, 1904. Disinfectants Swollen Ankles, 50 ceut?.. brought there this week ill Byes, Scanty Urine, Frequent Gentlemeq: I received yoar trial bottle of BloodBefore the Porch Floor Paint. " plioid fever. Calls, Mouth Dry, BUliousneas, Dribbling, lne. That was not enough to do much for roe, for I Chloride oMjinio.-CopperaNo matter if vou suffer lot Wax, Bill" suns' iu his tin Lumbago. Woalraeas, Iiosa ot Flesh, Blad- r am very bad and weak, passing quite ahelp of blood. "Steamboat Floor Now, If you, that Bloodlne Action. UlooTatlon of sI' from headache, backache " Imitable way and hi.s dancing cajv der, Heart Pole, Waxy and Dry, tbo Odor may send methink dollar's worth. willI thinkme, yon one by the Sad Shin Wood Stains. ' JKreso, tlmo I take that I can tell if It will do me any good. pains in arms, shoulders tivatedthe audience, ho being on ot PersplraUon, ' Signed, MRS. OCTAVIA E. CARPENTER. of the bos end men aud 'comedian and legs, dragging-dow- n SIMPLE TEST FOR KIDNEY DISEASE. Marjhfihld, Vt., Oct it, 1904. lu tho' sho tv. etc., or if you feelings, Bloodinb Mass. Fill a bottle with urine; let It stand for ThbDear Sirs-- Co., Boston. me six bottles of BloodPlease send j if or cloudis a twelve feel tired, weary, worn-o- ut Movement iness of hourskind therehave sediment bladder lne. It has done me, a world of good; it has Hopped Impetus Given to Good Roads you kidney or any and I am feeling much better. and generally misertrouble, 'and you should commence taking the hemorrhages;Respectfully, Impetus was given to 'tho State Dont wait until the disease nioodlae able Cardui will help you. Signed, MRS. OCTAVIA E. CARPENTER. Is too far advanced. wide good roads movement yestt&-tjaIt has helped thousands We will forfeit f r.000 if the originals of the abora bottle for the usnl i.oo!k. Bloodlne costs $0 lNqORPRATCB when delegates from 10 conn Mail orders filled. Large sample bottle by.raail toe. letters, proving genuineness, cannot be produced. of other weak? sick ladies ties met at Midtllebboro and form ed the Southern Kentucky Gooi and if you will only give maiTT-o- r ft Roads Association, This orgauiza a trial, you will be it Chronic CoBttlpatioa, Siek Headacho and S& tlou will seek Government aid m th uooiaeM. zo CTS. A BOA. thankful ever after. near future for building the "WildKENTUCKY MADISONVILLE, to run from Blt erness boulevard," Stone Gap, Va., to Boouesboro, Ky St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug 'D pt ipecia! Aeni a set-tlement Wanted 100 minors at once for vis-ltlti- . 1 J Morgnnfield, Ky., April 20. Fuciug expoHuro and arrest for L. B. Lynch, of tho Risbland defrauding the county out of country, whs In town Thursday. Travis Slsk, of tho Dtilton couti $0,757, Sheriff J. W. Carter this try, wan in .town Wednesday. Mr. morning committed suicide bv Sink has bona bringing produce to through the tho company Btoro for tho last fortj iiooMng himselfyears. brain with u revolver. He kissV. It. Coylo niudo a business trip ed his wife and three children nt to Evatiftville Thursday. Now Is tho season to buy Poultry half pnst 9 o'clock, went to a cowFeed. Buy an honestfeed. Quuker shed on the rear of his premises Hen aud'Clilok Feed is the cleanest and best on the market and fired tho fatal shot. Hip Parsons & Scovillo Co., wife heard the shots and ran to Evausvllle, Itul. the ' scene of the suicide. She Ib Mrs. Marvin Lanier, vas overcome by the shock 'and visiting relatives here this wook. Mr. Geo. Broukb will visit friends tonight heivcouditiou is serious. m Sobree Sunday. Garter died at- 12:20. Mr. John Blair was in Madison Sometime ago the fiscal court ylllo Thursday called upnu Ckrter for-Miss Dot Bean Is on the sick llsi; of his accounts. '.Thiso this week. to do. Don't fail to see Miss Fearless & failed Wednesday night it was de 24, 1011, at Co. Monday ulght,-Apr- il cided to check up his books, add Temple Thoatro. Tomuilo Featherstque was ureutly County Judge Clements spent song,. uonaiderablq tirno going over applauded after rendering-hi"Steamboat mil." in ins captivating fhem. That exposure and disway at tho Odeou last night. grace worecertam became known Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Lynn, who to Carter last night and he eviwero living in Howell, havo moved dently made up his mind to kill back to Earlingtpn. Elglo Slsk himself before a warrant could Mr. H.D. Cowand and aro in Madisonville today on busi- be sworn oat. s ex Big Assortnnent of 50c Negligees.. BISHOP giwiijpm & ijymjpuwiijjiiuiiiijai I P" Bar gam Sale i CO. FOF SALE "hjptrjpniuciwjfi YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT . Sliqp.lMJC!JJIMr iinjpu; 1 , H. DAVIS t y to-da- y. -- " s cau-diiliiti- 'S Housekeepers' Springtime Requisites 8. - At this time of year the ful housekeeper is likely to need many articles about the housfe. Mad-iBonvil- Io Madi-aonvil- le A Fire Fighter's Astounding Story RI,OODINE" ! s' Good News f jBEIBt-- jOBBHoil c, n, -- - """- -. -- utri-ni-rf v ' - N- - .. - thirty-tfire- a 1 . -- Pu-ino- p. . Irrog-nla- Gardiner d Bowmer DRUGGISTS b : ; " Bloodline a iH 1 0 u I,', vjR-?,U r Wl,.iiw.nfcai .a 'nH'jjggi MUHIJJJ IIMMPW4J 'r- 7.W.: if- ..... AM .immm- ' ''MWg'illMMWlMMMIMMMM-M4 ? Mi it I ill III I T1 "- -T ' MMMMMrlMIMMMWM WH as - 'V 1 , r iw L,,nff.iiMl.i t " 'rxs;' a " -- ' "-- - imj if - ni Tf mi nvo Vnnkinrr fnr - nrnnrl fnr moil. WOtnetl - and EVYI1I TOY CULLINQ THE LAYING FLOCK Www ky Kidney 1m in laili ni BWte Trmblf. WsanAM fr r m ',,... B ,..,Jr'V'tV"'r n . WW. "VV ' m. i- i children Hi it ?? ihenhitfly- corrf; in pvtry rlotal'-- if you nre lookiujffor stylo Cliut appeals to the' ui03t fastidious tnste, and apparel that is in the verv highest class if you nre look-infor wearables that wear, Took right and stay right if you waut wearables that offer every resistance to wear pay us a visit. It. will result to your advantage. We feature Hauau and R;gal Shoes for men, and s; Poultrymen, as Rule, Keep Toa'Many Fowls for Their Accommodations Sell Drones. Have you sold or otherwise removed all the superfluous males from the poultry flock? If not, this, should be done as Boon 8b possible. Then next In order la the weeding out of all undesirable hens. Someone will say: "Why, If I do that I will not have as many layers left-a- s I should keep." To this I say, weed them out notwithstanding, and then If you find your flock too small, go out and buy, even though you bav to pay more per pound or per head than you sold for, writes W. J. Cooper in Michigan Farmer. I know, that II is sometimes hard to lecate people who will sell their pullets, or even debut sirable yearlings or If you will get out and hustle jrou oah, find them, as there is always someone making ,a change of some klad and letting the pullets go. I know of no way in which a little time can be' moro profitably spent than la picking up desirable bunches ot young hens. There are different ways of going about this. Your butcher buys chick-- , ens. Find out when be has a bunch of pullets coming in and be there when they arrive. If they suit you, the price will always buy them. There are always a few sales being made by people who are making changes or are moving away. Bo "Johnny on the Bpot" at these and you can' usually find a few nice fowls at least. But if you cannot locate thom in any other way Just make it known locally that you are. in tho market for good laying stock and by offering a premium ot a cent or- more on the pound you can nearly always two-year-eld- s, - Hart SchafFner & Mark's flue clothes for Ready-to men and young-meem-bodi- n; - Wear Department, and the choicest creations of Goat Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waists aud Millinery our women's Complete Home Furnishers . the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. Women as well as men nre made miserable with kiducy and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swamp-Ro- ncss soon disappear when the kidneys ore out 01 order or diseased. Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that it is not uncommon forji child to he born afflicted with weak kidneys. If the child urinate9toooftcn, if the urine scalds the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with depend upon it, the cause of the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble ts due to a diseased condition of bed-wettin- g, Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, discouragesandlessensambition; beauty, vigor ana chcenm- - HOUSE GLEANING TIME IS NOW shades, the don't break. , 1 ' ' When you house clenn remember this is the place to get renlin window kind that 0 The best in furniture that can be produced. Lace curtain stretcher, twelve feet lengthy at 98 cents and up. carpets porch shades. Rugs, The best of everything in furniture. Red star furniture polish contains no acid to injure your furniture. Lace curtains draperies. and and 4. i M- Members Merchants' Refund Fare Association & Co., Binghamton, "H. Y., be sure and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Dr. and the address, Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, Binghamton, N. Y., on cry bottle. and she bottles. You may fjKSawttgj have a sample bottle by mail free, also a pamphlet telling all about Swamrj-Roo- t. lion. l SmupJUcC including many of the thousands of test! mouial letters received from sufferers to be just the who found Swamp-Roremedy needed. In writing Dr. Kilmer one-dollot is soon realized. by druggists, in fifty-ceot nt It iswld Bissell's carpet sweepers, the best sweeper made. Gilt paint that you can , wash without it tarnishing. C: A. MORTON MADISONVILLE. ITU KENTUCKY MANN BROS.' A MADE Farmers in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky Get Tobacco Money. DEPARTMENT STORE Largest Henderson, COLORED COLUMN. in the State " . Kentucky con-liectio- it U- - ':ti dances. All persons will please desist from using my name in you with their dances hereafter. merely that of a drone. What come and gone. Tins Douglas Tekry. Eaater has Signed vaa one of the most beautiful East-er- s Sam T.. Gill Is out of town visiting seen in many years. for a few days. RevB. P. D. DenniB, of Guthrie, The fishing season is oneu aud and P. D. Gordon, of Hopkmsville, the fishermen are making some nice Baptist church last cathss. preached at the Sunday. Wo had a large an apBud Carter anU I. E. Edmonson, preciative audience. crushed Ky., who were to be outIn the mine, are Rev. Marks, of Louisville, on crutches. both able has been appointed to fill out the who anexpired time of Rov. G. Fortune in Mrs. Martha Davie,moved has been back to Providence, lias Church. at the A. nM. E.toZ. us well Rev.,. E.rlington. Marks conies Pror. Bell has purchased the We trust lie may do home of Charlie King and Rev. J. R. much good while with us. the home of Oscar King. Easter program at the A. M. E. Z. Evans gentlemen speak of buying Other Church was a success. purchase homes, soon. A letter from Oscar King, of live economically and-pafor- thenn "Wakeeuey, Kansas, stateB that he Silver-LaceWyandotte Cock.Rev. P. D. Gordon reports a great He aud family arrived there safe. now revival at MortoiiB Gap. He ha3 Lewis King, are and his father, want Is workers, and workers thatrare iarmlng They have the best had 85 couverts to date. out singing at their work. ,' wishes of the EftriliiRton people for The teachers and pupils are lookDid you ever watch the hen with ing forward to the closing of School,. success. their continued the "song?" You will almost always Relatives of Mrs. Charlotte Nealy, find sho has a good egg record. Show to attend her funerwho were here Notice, Poultry Raisers mo a flock of bens with a glndsomo, al, have all.retumed to their homes. you a flocfcbf will All of the sick are Improving, save Now is the time of year to feed cackle, and IIn the show business every. egg hens that is 44 Prof. Driver. He remains about the your fowls u good tonic. 1U same. cures Cholera, Roup, Gapes, Canker day of the week. When I approach Bchool A society, composed of facility and Limberueck. When fed an a a silent poultry yard during working preventive, it noc only keepH them hours I naturally feel that there Is Kirls, gave a dinner to the A healthv, last Monday at the. achoolhouse. the 50c No but makes them lay. Price something wrong there either slck-- i Cure, No Pay. Guaranness ot worthlessness from ago or! f'olightful meuu was served, to teed by your druggist. St. Barnard other causes. of the teachers. satisfaction Incorporated, Drug DeEthel Fokte. Pres., Mining Co , Eirlingtou, Ky., GuM- - A hen that has the prober instincts, partment,' LlOlXiliB TEKRY.SeC, i uier & Bowmer, Mudisonvillo, Ky. wants to bo doing something every Ada Amos. Treas. Try it under the guarantee. Ask working mlnuto. That she is nonpar-tlcula- r Tho name of Douglas Terry was whether it be In your favorlto, attached to a bill as floor manager ror booK.ec on uiseases ot poultry. pansy bed or not is "another story.' Bkating lor a dance at the colored legged for "Miss Ferries rink last Monday night. My name Prices25c for children and & O." .The scraggy roosts. hen is usually U5u for found on the However, she Is was used without my knowledge ur will be sometimes a good layer, but as a rule authority. I do not dance nor run adults. n 1 reoom-jnendedssiSVe-should - Distribution of $2,000,000 to farmers of. Ohio, Indiana timl Kentucky will tnke place Muy 10, according to announcement from the headquarters of the Bui Icy Tobacco Society, of Lexington, yesterday. The mouey find someone willing to sell some. distriIn any event do not keep old or will constitute the second scrubby stock. You don't want the bution this vear of proceeds from hen that Is always found one top the 190S) pool of white Burley toroost during workjng hours.' She la of the easiest to catch of all and the bacco. Three more payments is omilar amounts are expected. easiest to replace as her value A YOUR OLD HAT NEW FOR material. 25 CENTS placed-in We have just stock that wonderful will instant- Liquid Magician Coloritc, which ly change your straw hat to any color, leaving a Can also be used on beautiful glossy finish. Leather, Rattan, Wicker, Wood or any similar Come and see 3Itss Enpuemin iu MIsb Addison, the Fearless & Co. Monday night, April 24, ut. Temple Theatre. side-splitte- r, Furnished in the. following colors: L. & Ns TIME CARD. Time oi arrival of trains passing through and departure of train iriginatiug at Garlington. Efleotlve Sunday, June 19, 1010 NOUTJI BOUND. . JET BLACK. BURNT STRAW. CARilNAL RE. SA6E GREEN. NAVY BLUE. BROWN. CABET BLUE. VIOLET. No. No. No. No. . 02 62 94 54. fi.25a. m. ....11.16 a. m. 7.23 p. m. 11.22 p. m. v LET US SHOW YOU SAMPLES Hoirrir No. 53 No. 95 No. 51 No. 93 HO UN I). 4.80 8r'i3 1.21 10.48 a. a. p. p. m. in. m. ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE ST. BERNARD MINING CO. INCORPORATED ih in. EARL1NGT0N, INTERURBAN No. No. No. No. No. I 11-- , No. 107 No.' 109 No. Ill So. NOBTII HOUND. 104 S.20 a. m. 100 10.55 a. m. h)8 2.00 p. m. 110 5.02 p. 111. SOUTH HOUND. 103 745 'a. m. 105 4 trains. KENTUCKY ikmBmsBBBmmattwmm ROBT. SORY, M. D. Praotloo limited to diseases of Eye, Ear, Nobo and Throat. Eyos Tested. Glasses Fitted. OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M.. Office Over C. L. Rots' Grocery. 2 ...10.00 a. m. 12.67 p. m. .... 3.20 p. m. 050 y m. I Center Street. -- M. H. & M. - E.TIME CARD. TO 4:30 P. M - nVor. (? WHEN IN MADISONVILLE - i Visit the Princes Theater, the best moving tures in the country. ' -- y Something new each night. Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5. Good music a specialty. . pic- " "-- ,, " ' PRICES 5 Sc IO CENTS 11 she Is a losing proposition and usually one of. the flrst affected by disease. Her condition Is usually a symptom, of a poor constitution. Anyhow, It is safer to get rid of her. Poultrymen, as a rule, keep too, many fowls for their accommodations So in weeding out the old ones and the drones you "had better err on the side of retaining too few rather than too many. You may hare accommoda-- . lions for 1,000: If so, don't try .to keop 1,600. Or your capacity may be 80 or 100; then don't keep 125 or 200. At any rato, only keep the number and kind Of fowls that pay you a . & JB. time card went into Siiiiihiy, June 10. 1010. No, 112 leavHR 5:46 a. m. No. 113 aTivpR....8:30 p. m. H. MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY aaBBsBBBBBBBBmTBBBBan BaaaaaaaMBBBflBBBBBBBBBBHBBaaaaaaBaV A. D. NOE, Jr., Manager.. )4 profit. The 'vt ra?J WE CARRY IN STOCK a complete line of the well-know- Silver-LaceWyandotte iB.the" original of the Wyandotte family, and enjoyed a considerable boom back In; tho 80's. Because of the difficulty ,'bf breeding them with good marking! it has been eclipsed in popularity by.the' Whites, but it has not been surpassed by any of the new breeds or varieties ." ".. r in utility qualities. d -- Latest and Tne Green bbbjbhbjbbbbb and Silver Package P- Best n MOORE'S MODERN xi sZ' They will positively reduce your office expense. I4 T7 Ki METHODS We can supply imme' Charcoal for poultry. v Charcoal Is ono of tho most essential articles, in the ration on tho s'uer cessful poultry farm, for It Is a valuable corrector of bowel and stomach disorders. A good way Is to buy charcoal already prepared, though a good' substitute may be mado by placing ears of corn on cob In the oven until' charred and then shell them off and i feed to the chickens. .Cure for Roup. Roup may' bo apparently cured by systematic treatment, but It can nev or be entirely eradicated from the system. It Is always apt to break out again, "or to bo transmitted young, llnder no circumstances Is:it' wls to use fowls I11 the breeding penf that, have ever suffered from corita to-t- he. Tne package that has caused more talk and pleased 'more people than anything ever produced ty Wm years experience: in their sixty-eig- ht A FUSSY PACKAGE w FASTIDIOUS FOLKS Not a cream centre in the lot. Selected" Chocolate Covered Chips, Almonds, Filberts, Brazil Nuts, Double Walnuts Marshmallowfl, Pecans, Hard Nouriat, Molasses Blocks, Amaracenes, Almond Rock, Nut Briflle, Caramels, Fussy Nut Bricklcts, Blossoms of Solid Chocolate. Nougat, Nut Contains all chocolates. "Molaseea diately any of their Loose Leaf Binders, Cabinets and Record form. A ). ' Phone for "Moore's Modern Methods." catalog and instruction book combined. SISK BROTHERS BOOK CO, ' ' : we have Fussy. Packages fresh, by express, from the makers " . GEORGE KING & SONS EARLINGTON, KY. - ' ..PHONE 123 MADISONVILLE, KY. gion - ..- .- in . any form., , . , ' J3 Vtf -t w v - QJ IW- t,:r IN .. Vl .. 0.