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V TUESDAY TUESDAY and FRIDAY IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR TWENTY-SECON-D and FRIDAY BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE No. 34 YEAR KENTUCKY Is Rapidly EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1911 IV' LOCKUP KEEPER FIRST Fore" TRIP OVER O'SANNON DIES Becoming One of the most Stales in Coal Produdlon. Church Notes LOOP SAYS ARRESTS STOPPED OUTRAGE . Locomotive Blasts Conductor- "Pete1 Stefmle and Engineer , Harry WithorB were In charge of the first train over the "cutoff." This waB a construction" train, nnd thiB does not mean that the ''cutoil" Ib in operation. Earl Jagoe. of the north local, is pil dntv on account ot the lllnesB of - X The Christian Church Revival' The following is a complete reDynamite Head Was port from the UnileH StntesGoo Made Wednesday by Conductor The evangelistic meetingH at the Reported a Bigger From Blow oh Job Was to be Pulled Off. Harry Stimely, Engineer Christian Church though but twn Struck by Shovel in Hands logicul Survey from 1828 to 1900: days in progress an already Withers and Engine 1I27 ' Year full of interest, with- very iarije an Tom of John Wilby, Boot- ALLEGED NEW WITNESS BEFORE vt-r- y - y .r is ffc s. Jl fK Nt 7 '. B' R dieiico, uvHii though 11 may he 328 n throuirh the ruin. The ran. INDIANAPOLIS GRAND JURY. 2,000 FROM ATKINSON TO MORTONS GAP. Thursday night did not seem tohave r hie wife. much ellect on the size of the audi2.000 NOW IN JAIL' AT HOPKINSVILLE. Two crews havo been taken off ence, and all felt richly repuid tor Indianapolis, Inc, April 26 A Conductor Pete Stimely and En 2,100 gineer Harry Withers with the 1127 going through rain or auv other In- new witness beforo tho Marion coun- through freight the past week. This ty grand jury in the dual proreduction of crows was nut caused the John Wllby, a bootlegger, who has 2,500 had the honor of being loop first convenience by the hpleudld .. oaBe, John R. by dull business, but by an increase from gram that greeted tlibin. crew to go over the new been sentenced to a term in the cltv 2,750 Atkinson crossing, about two mlleh The services so far are Insting Just Cook, formerly bookkeeper In the of tho tonage hauled by each enlockbp at Madlsonvlllo, and with or national headquarters here of the gine, which ia made possible by the one to on other prisoners was doing work 5,000 north of Madlsonvillo and Mortons hour hour, the greater part and this Iron Workers1 Union, is reported to reduction of grades. ..7 inbeing given to music a fracGap, a distance of olght the streets, made a murderous as6,000 tion miles. In a short time through troductory sprvices. There is a havo told the authorities that the Luoien Cook visited hoicefolks in, sault on EH O'Bannon, the ngnd fifty voices has arrest of the McNamara brothers Slaughterville yesterday, loop chorus of lockup keeper, Tuesday afternoon, 8.000 freight tralnH will be using: this great! been wt II about by beveral that prevented a dyna rehear- and McManigal drilled regularly and this will, to a by striking him a terrible blow on Section Foreman Witherspoon, of ?..-- .. some of the best mite outrage Infinitely greater are ....... 10,000 extent, relieve tho situation througn sals and that dofnir been heard in a auv of thoso now attributed tothan Mortons Gap, is Buffering great pain tho head with a Rhovel. Mr. O'Banthe Iwb singing non was knocked unconscious and 11,500 the coal fleldB, where traffic is often church building In tills part of the prisoners Cook Is reported to have with one of his eyes, which was delayed on account of the numerous by a track jack lover striking Vilby made his escape for a short 16.000 coal trains doing work at the vari- country. In fact it is matter of declared that ho knew why the dy- him. time, but was soon afterwards arcommon remark that the singing 'is namite was hidden ju the basement '.- rested by Policeman Wilson. Mr. 23,527 ous mines. Pat Colman is flagman of the new the beBt ever heard by those who of the American Central Life build- crossings O'Bannon lingered In an uucoubuIoub whfch' waB put In just ing and where it was to have been speak of it. 35,000 Your tongue is coated, condition until five o'clock Wednes- 1841 south of MortonsGap. This cross'. ' The chorus is. led, under direction used. day aftornoon, when lie passed 1842 Your breath is foul. ing ib being uselbycontractors 50,000 of Mr. M jKinney, by a good orchesaway. The body was Interred at Headaches come and go. Bad breath, bitter taste, dizztneBS hauling dirt across the L. & N. tra of several instruments, includ60,000 tho Odd Fellows' cometory Thurs- 1813 These symptoms show that your ing ah organ and piano. Then Mr. and a general "no account" feeling main. day afternoon in the presence of a 18M 75,000 stomaoh Is the trouble. To remove MoKinney's maBterful way of hand- Isasuresignof a torpid liver. HER-BLN- E Conductor H. L. Bramwell and largo crowd of friend and sympathe cause is the first thing, and is the medicine needed. It S. C. Ingram are on Nob. 94 and 100000 Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver ling both the singers aud the orchesmayor, oity council, 1845: thisers, the week, during tho absence ot tra impress all as a great feature in makeB the liver active, vitalizes the chief of police and stall acting as 1840 115,000 Tablets will do that. Easy to take the work. His solos aro very im- blood, regulates the bowelB and Conductors Waltz and Gephart. pall bearors, Sold by Geo. and moBt effective. a fine feoliiiLr of energy and pressive and "sweet to alt ears that Conductor J Ed Ray is on through 120,000 King & Sons. Wllby was sont to Henderson, 1847 cheerfulness. PriceSOc. Sold by St. freight this week. love good singing. when arrested, for safe keeping, and 1848. 000 125 The BormonB have so far been 25 Bernard Mining Co.. incorporated, on the death of Mr. O'Baunon wan John Owen is on through freight minutes In length, butso full of deep Drug Department. 140,000 CRABTREE ACdUITED this week, moved to Hopklnsvillo. as the Hen- 1849 ON SELF DEFENSE spiritual thought that they leave a derson all was not considered safo. A new time table will-gInto ef150,000 deep Impression on all who hear. JAIL' ON There Is considerable feeling against 1850 The minister seems to bo moving up RELEASED FROM C0EPTJ8 WRIT fect Sunday. 160,000 Former Earliniton Nero Who is Porter 1851 Wllby In MadlBouvllle, A HABEAS on his line of subjects in some or 175j000 derly way, and it 1b plain to see that A prudent mothor is always on the 1852 Employ of Illinois Central. in Gives Aid to Strikers. he has something ahead that will Dr. Hyde at Last Secures Freedom From watch for symptoms of worms in her 1858 180,000 Sometimes liver, kidneyB and be striking. children. Paleness, lack of Interest bowela seem to go on a strike andre-(uee- B Elizabethtown. Ky., April 26. Prison Walls. 100,000 Baptismal service Ib announced in play, and peevishness is the signal 1354 to work right. Then you need fSveaial ) Rutherford Crabtree, the Sunday night, juBt for WHITE'S CREAM VERMI- 1855..:... 200,000 Illinois Central negro porter who for to be baptised we canhow many those pleasant little eti not Btate are excelFUGE. Afew dosos of this 26. -- Dr. B Kansas City, 215,000 shot and killed an unidentified nogro at thiB writing. This certainly has Clark Hyde waB April morning re- Ur. Ki.n'g'8 Now Life Pills-- to give lent romody puts an end to the wortriB 1850 this them natural aid and gently compel was given a prelimi promise of being a great meeting, if Point, ' "andjflo ohild soon acts naturally. 1857 210,000 at West before County Judge v. one may judge by the way It begins leased from tho county jail, where proper action. Excellent health soon nary trial Pritfipfo per bottle. Sold by St. Bermore than a he has 250,000 W. Hlder. The services will be held every night year onbeen confined pending a new follows. Try them, 25c at all Drug nard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug 1858 a $50,000 bond IstB. was shown that Crabtree, shot at 7:45 o'clocK. Department. 1859 275,000 in It trial on the charge of murdering and he was acquit-tod- . 8AY THEY WILL BUILD I860.'. 285760 HOT FEUD POTATOES The services at tho Missionary Col Thomas H. Swppe. BIG COAL TOWH IK '6 MONTHS Maptist been 280,000 Bruner Tells How He Will Stand if from thochurch have fourth changed 1801 Sunday second and Fellows Have Banquet Odd Take the Place in France of Peanuts in 1802 to the first and third Sunday. -, 275.000 'Candidate. The Independent sprder of Odd 'Jenkins" to be .Jteadouarters of Con This Country. 250,000 . Frankfort, Ky., April 26. Dr. Beu 1863.. ..w..' Fellows crave a bartouetat'the' skat solidatcd Coal,C6. in Eastern ing rink in this city Tuesday night ". Bob Taylor's Tribute. 250,000 L. Bruner, Secretary of State, t6$aV 1804 . Kentucky. Washington, April 22. In Ameriannounced tho principals upotr'whlcb that will long be remembered by '..-".- . ca no circus, lio inauguration, no 1865 200,000 he will make tho race for the Re Senator Bob Taylor created a tu- those who attended. It was a feast great public gathering of any kind his 180,000 publican nomination for Governor mult in D. Aaddress at the opening of of good things, and in addition to Washington, D. O., ;April 20. 1b cornnlote without a popcorn and 1866 R. annual convention, the social feature, the lodge whb should he decide to becoino a can- the big of Kentucky peanut vondor. According to a re- 1807 175,000 didate, which ho says he will do if but it was a tumult 'of thunderous greatly benefited by the timely and The making of aa patch of 10,000 peowilderness into town Joseph E. Haven, port from Consul The souator paid glowing '. . . . 160,000 he finds his party or other candi- applause. the heroism of women of appropriate talks of Rev. Stanley, ple within b!x months, was comfrom Roubalx, no gathering of tho 1808 dates seeking the Republican nom- tribute to J. R. Evans, A. J. Bennett and menced today, when the Postofilce peoplo in Franco is complete wit- 1809 160,000 ination for Governor sluggiBh on the the revolution, but refused to place others. Department ordered the establishthe wotherl glory above those hout tho man who On Wednesday ... 150,582 vital IsBtins, especially bank exami- men of the southland. Itofwas when companied by thethis lodge, ac- ment of the JenkuiB poHtofflce. Fronob friod uot only by 1870 Kentuck Jenkins will be the headquarters ' Klub nations. The potatoes are sold 250,000 Dr. Brnuer announces that he is in he touched on the latter feature that Band, held their annual picnic at of the Consolidated Coal Company's 1871 tho pushcart men, but by working delegates from all over Dixie Alortons Gay. A delightful ulnner operations in Piko and Letcher '880,800 favor of a fair and ofe'qdal redisrict- the in unison and gave tremendous men who, after thelr'day's work In 1872 rose a ing of the State, waB spread on the ground, speeches the company, tbo factory or mill is over, Bell tho 1873 400,000 Board of Bank Examiners, a conv applauses to the sentiment of the made by various moniDers aud the counties, activities ofat once develop which owns and will fried potatoes In tho evening. speaker. revision of the present tax sysday was pleasantly passed. This is thopBands of acrcB of rich coal lands 860,000 plete good n The potatoes have the advantage 1874 Senator Taylor In his tribute said: one of the strongest lodges in roads, better schools'tho tem, there. Though the silo of Jenkins is or supplying and satisfying a 500,000 Initiative and referendum on all "Let others sing of Joan of Aro and 1875 and Its membership Is above but a bit of wild land now, 2,000 mer--l for a few ceut. For one State-wid- e Sceptered Elizaboth, aud that long tho average. prl homeB will he mado there withini 650,000 public questions, "... or two cents a man can buy a small 1870 mary law, tho taklug of the chari- list of great women whose names six months. Von thousand persons- package of fried potatoes, which he 1877 850,000 table institutions oiit of politics and glorify the hiBtory of the old world, , will be domiciled there. For Bent llads particularly tasteful with his but to mo the women of the revolu900,000 E lacing them under a luboheon, because It furnishes 1878 room- house, good loca- tion outshine them all. They gave Ouo four oard. For than distressed fooling after something hot to eat along with 1879 1.000,000 Dr. Bruner says he believes the more and sacrificed more for human- tion, water aud out buildings. eating, belching and nausea between his cold broad The push carts are H. C. BOUBIiAND. Appellate Judges should ity and happiueBB of generations to 946.288 number of to nine and their salary come than any other race of women mealB, take Rloodme. It.oures Dyslike the ordinary popcorn wagon in 1880 be increased pepsia by strengthening tho digestive-organcountry. A coke blazler is In- 1881 lived In thewbrld." Here this 1,232.000' raised to $7,500 per annum; he also who ever so that thuy are, .capable of serted through the flouring, over Sonator Taylor paused impressively, The Birth of a Fly May Mean the Death favors cald-ra- n 1882 1,000.000 Judges' an increase of the aCircuit and added "Except tho womea of fulfilling their functions Sold byi wjilch la placed the lare iron of a Baby. year salaries to $5,000 St. Bernard MiuiuglDo , Incorporated holding the fat obtained from 1888 1,050,000 Another principal advocated by Dr. the South in the late civil war." Every man, woman and child In Drug Department; Speolal Agents. BUGt. Raw potatoes, after bebeef Bruuer Is for ammendmgthe Earlington should start an agressive -- ... 1,550,000 ing paird, are pasted through a 1884 so that nine jurors concurrs-r- -: war on the house Av. Married Here. cuttiug machine, coming 1885 crim-- i . . 1.60J3 000 ring may return a verdict' in a social ought to Eve.'ryiomehi tie cJty v familiar .long, narrow, OMtitxthH Bt? ft T aud Mr. Geo; be -- screened 'at once; aJleys and .'... 1,550,000 n Dr,cd Bruner would not authorize Miss Nora'-Milefeurslddd plecs7 These are lrrime'' 1886 DR.' E. B. HARDIN DR. L a RAY cleaned up aud a liberal d lately thrown Into the boiling' fat 1887 1,933185 his announcement today, but it is Miller both" of this city were back yards iHfld about the p'rein-Isosupply of lime aid cooked In a few minuets. Then likely that will be forthcoming 2,570,000 within a veryItshort time. He Ib es-- , married at the residence of the tl$ey are Baited and are placed - iuto 1888.... Drs.jHardin&Ruy We can stop the birth of flies by long paper cornucopias. The trade 1889 2,899,755 pecially anxious to have hiB plat- ondes mother Wednesday night destroying their breeding places. Is'very profitable, and like the pop-09form adopted by the convention, 2,701 406 and will make a strong fight for It. in the presence of a few friends. Anv Bpnoles of Insect caW' bb oxter- and peanut sellers in this coun- 1890 brooding- places' mlnated if all try, many meu make it a business 1891 The happy couple left for a are destroyed,their 2,916,069 hecauxe those that to tour over the country, attending exercise regularly Painless Extracting h It jon haven't the 3,025,313 Doan'a Regulets will time to constipation. Thoy short trip south Thursday moru-in- j. are already in existence would sdtfiT tho fairs or other public gatherings. 1892 prevent disappear. aB thuy are short-live'and Fi'ftelmm Yotk carry with thern, Some of thom s 3,007,179 nduce a mild, easy healthful action of the 1893 Flies.brevd In filth. They hatch booths which they fit up elabwithout High Clatt Dtnthtry is or ,5pdi',. verv rapidly in the manure about a 3,111,192 35 cents. griping. Ask your druggist for them. orately with mirrors, table and 1894..: Will Run Automobile Line. ' stable. lights. chairs, and electric TtUpont Ju OKct Setingt Bond Milk. 3,857 770 1895.... Dr,' Grant, of lie is currently reported that. of Health," declares Loui?vlHe Board New Mine for Providence. It that-"Th- e birth 3,888 478 1896 MaiiswviUi, Kenttick & ifei.irti.l.n Aliig! Jfeti tlllAil t "1 It "& Company has Mr. Wiusteud who has many of a lly may meau .tho death of a The Luton 3,602,097 been organized Coal .Providence and 1897.. ..-- ; at years couducted a first class baby." '. .'. 3 887 908 have securo option on 500 acres of 1808 be mine laud. ..'..'.. 4,607,255 coalthe L & This back willthe located hostelry at Kirkwood Spriugfl 1899 Sham- will soou establish an automobile of on N R. W Hunter, J. E. 5 828 964 rock mine 1900 Morgan and S. K. Luton are the Hue between that place and 1901 , u 5,409,980 men behind the concern. S. K. Dawsou Springs. .. 6,766,084 Luton is well known here as he rati 1902 for severengine on 1908 . . . ... . . r. 7,538,032 an years nnd thiB division Earlington Every housekeeper who takes pride his many al Married in Evansville. are glad to know of his con1904 7,576,482 friends in her ability to manacc her affairs tinued prosperity lu the coal busi- "Mr. Frank Nlsbet and Miss Willie economically, and in keeping down ex , Madisonvllle, Ky, 8 432 523 ness. 1905.. Parrlsh. both of Madisonville, worn penses, snouia De interesteu in seeing mo married in EvatiBville yesterday. 9,653,647 1900 Mr. Nisbet Ib a prominent young finest Refrigerator made. Wo carry a full 'Has just received a big 1007 10,758,124 business man nnd Miss Parrish is n line of the young lady. Tub Bkk 10,246,553 1908 fiopular Ladies' of shipment many other friends in 1908 10,246,558 wishing them long lifo and happiness. 'and Children's Velvet 1909. L ..10,697 384 Kis5 148,348,511 Total Tons .'... R. S. Hill Dead. :Pumps, Patents, White acknowledged to be the most perfectly B. S, Hill an aged and respected Itching piles provoke profanity, but profanity Pumps and Shoes. refrigerators ever put on tho and Nebo, passed away at that sanitary citizen of won't cure thcuu Doan's Ointment cures itching place Wednesday afternoon. Mr. on your ice bill and lasts a life Save fully bleeding or protuding piles after years of sn tierHill had long been a suiter from f; ing At any drug store. time. Ordinary remgerators oniy last uuout uvu jrvin. tuberculosis He was about 70 years Twelve feet length, fifty-foMade of polished oak or satin walnut with real porcelain old. He is survived by Ills wife and In, Kentucky. Let us show you our three children; Mrs. Ermlo Hill, of lining all in one piece. Constructed tnrougnouL 1.1 uib inches wide, 98c. omu u uiu Texes, Frank Hill, of Texas and nnri moat suDStantiai manner, Hundreds of persons are expect ed R. Peyton, of Easel back fixed pin, $1.25 Mrs, J,funeral servioosNebo. held at you their many valuable feature. lew line of Voile let us show to bo disfranchisedas a result of an were The Iu J Investigation into Adjustables pins, easel back the residence Thursday afternoon St. Bernard Mining Co. nnd the body was interred in tho Lawrence county by the grand jury. INCORPORATED Union Groy3 cometory, Mr. Hill The investigation was ordered by $i.50 Kcnlock.) was well aud favorably known here Circuit Judgo Hannah today. and was for a long tune a correspon 4 Wpia ,v A. MORTON 1 1 r. This is the tpnth county in Kn-tuckif dentofi'he Bee Heartfelt sym I In which such an Investigation Madisonville, .ntucky tives, ft jpUJ"ugV'uT''''lTl,''"lT'''i ","'V lT,,"?r lias been vrdered in the Jast month. leer. 1828 1829 1880 1881 1882 1883 1834 1835 1880 1887 1888 1839 1810 "dynw-mite-kidnapln- g" .- .... lu-jur- ed 05-tb- lB pr ,... ike-breake- self-defen- ( ,.. sells potatoes. non-partts- au EUrl-ingto- uu-trl- ve -- an s Co-stltuti- on e '.....: b. m DMNmiiSiTS pro-tab- le d. bow-el- II "' THE NEW ;... STORE ........: ..." Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators one-third Curtain Stretcher ' ur ice-savi- ng Vote-Buyin- g Skirts. ui .nct yoto-huyin- g nun Millinoru mm v C w Cl 2 s . df m.m, twyiwr' -- ,. - . ?m "?pjHp - x :X v. , flftUfMXppf : j "! 0 r ' : - CbclttSiBee JP!lM Subscription Rates Otto Year Stone In Bladder RnoreA lffViif a , ,BG show coming J MM? " MMMlWWW MWW1 -- y, - , '. 119 . WnM rt J MDOCU UDera 1904, ft OH The Children Enjoy It. C. A. MORTON Jl "ir s "iVi ' .. "' : ,, . ' : "Yes, the child) on wanted to v I was confined MADISONVILLE, KY. PAUL M. MOORE. to my bed with kidney trouble and come, and nfler much persuasion I 25 EDITOR AND PUBLISHER thought that I would never recover. I consented to bring them." $ 6 Slnplo oopieB.. took a lot of medicine but did not realize How often has every American J. E. FAWCETT any benefit from anything. I finally taw heard this AND BUSINESS MANAGER ASSOCIATE EOITOR remark in tho meanagerio advertisnieat Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-RoSp90lmen oopieB mailed free tent of the circus? Sometimes tho and sent for a sample bottle and thought the sample bottle helped me, sol bought speaker was perhaps a crusty old Member of Correspondon application; more of the medicine from my Druggist, bachelor, who had escorted his litKentucky Press Association ents wantod in all parts of the and after using a few bottles discharged tle nophews and nieces to teo tin a very large stone from my bladder. .wild beasts of thp jungle. Again, county. AdtlresB us f9r it After passing tht9 stone my health was was the proud parents, whoso face very much improved and I have been beamod with Second District Publishers League paternal or maternal able to continue my business without love, as the case might be, while any serious sickness. Aay Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. watching the antics of the future I Branch Office in Morten's Furniture Stere, 119 South Main Street, Meii- J. I KNOWLES, congressmen or future stately maHeadland, Ala. AlLtLbN UAVIS, Mgr. soneille, Kentucky, Phone No. 4-trons of Personally appeared before me this 8th swaying, society, aB they beheld the ponderous form of the day of September, 1009, J. Loftus elephants. Of course, the folks Friday'April 28, 1911 Knowles who subscribed the above state- care not for the mauagerie.old Far bo j Telephone 47 ment and made ath that the same is it from the average man or woman tt true and in fact. to admit that he or she cares to :?: V. Wuiddon, J. troad the tanbark or sawdust and Notary Public largely employed in the work of it watch wild animals parading up TO Will Do For Yon and down their cages. This form of building and maintaining a' sys- Prove What Swamp-Ro- ot Early to bed and early to rise, Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham-ton- , entertainment dooa not appeal to tho tem of good roads throughout the N. Y., for a sample bottle. It will adult. That is why many who are Attend to your business and convince anyone. You will also receive nut blessed with children go to tho State advertise. a booklet of valuable information, telling circus. They waut to see the show And yon will bo healthy, prosto U print all about the kidneys and bladder. When in order to tell the neighbors' chilA merchant can "afford" it, or write to some little dren writing, and perous and wise. .' any advertisement which has iirlt paper. be sure flfty-onn- t mention this ones about in another part of tho country and Regular the one or two more FRIEND WIN slzo bottles for sale at all in order to delight No, Bunshme of some household. the old folks NING faotB about the store. drug stores. do not care for the bareback riders. the clowns and tho hundred and ono .ANNOUNCEMENTS From among the casual buyers circus. attractions of a three-rinBuying Friends drawn to your store by a well adstill tney go every timo tbat ttiey they sell all kinds of School We are authorized to announce L. vertised special Bale, you'll recruit It doesn't pay! have a chance, and usually they reB. Ray as a candidate for A real friend, ns pomeono has said, main when the announcement is Clocks, to represent Hopkins couuty in. the many of your future "regular cus- is "one who knows all aboutyouand made: "You can now secure your Supplies, Stationery, lower house of thotioxt General1 As- tomers," tickets for tho grand concert aB our likes you juBt the pnmel" ? sembly ot Kentucky, subject to the gentlemanly ageutB pass amoug Come to think of all kinds, Wall If a merchant, for any reason, is covers the ground.or it, that about you" One American circus has setlon of Ihe Democratic party. selling an article from 10c to a dollar But you cau't get people to have just completed a flvo years' tour of Shades, Europe and the continent. Kings, We re authorized to announce less tnan it 'can be bought for else implicit faith in yon or your goods emperors, dukes, lords, duchess and by buying them. You earn real queens Oasa L. Walker as a candidate for where in town, he has, in that fact, drank red lemonade, and Etc. Bepresentative from Hopkins coun- the material a WINNING ad- friendship. And it doesn't pay to buy any kind those of royal birth, who had no lit-tl- o ty in the lower houso of the next vertisement I for ones, went simply to enjoy tho of "friendB."' They will sell ajut 'Genoral Assembly of 'Kentucky flub-Jeof the children and otboi'B. to the action of tho Democratic that friendship to the next highest antic3 Robinson FamoiiB Shows ref Tho No woman is competent to mali- - bidder. party. Prompt Attention Given all Orders and Satisfaction Guaranteed care given to i lage the home finances in these days Bo worthy of friendship in busi- gard the attention and the first conWe are authorized to announce ness and socially and you will get ladies end children as a Ed L. Youiifr as a candidato to rep- unless she "knows values" and it. Tho "good fellow," whether he sideration. The circus Is distinctly mmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmammwtmmmmmmwmmmammmmwmmmmmmmwammm Hopkins county in tho lower thus The Bee's advertisements is a salesman or a mauager who American. Side show wonders nov-e- r resent run out. One freak follows anothhouse of the jioxt. General Assembly cnme to be NEWS MATTER to thinks that being a good spender er, there is always some extraordiof Kentucky, subject to tho action ana a gooti mixer will build up a nary feature in tho annex to interhousewives. of the Democratic party. lasting and dividend paying friend est every one. (F If a merchant were to advertise ship, is all wrong in his guesB. It Tho big show will bo at Madison-vill- e won't. CONVICTS AMD ROAVS. Saturday May 0. granulated sugar at 2c a pound, he The next time vou meet a mau to see the Elizahethtown would discover how many people whom you want to make into a last Glad lug friend win on your merits, or tho News, a reco'gmzod Insider in. tho there are who read his ads. ANY n.erlts of your goods or pass it up I Notice, Poultry Raisers Visit the Princess Theater,, the best moving REAL PRICE CONCESSION For a "bought" friend doesn't stay good roads movqnWnt,'.spea.k- out. brings a quick response,. A merin the country. .bought! Now is the tlrrie of year to feed like this. 1.. Remember that. chant must therefore, put into his your fowls a good tonic. R4 1144 Something new each night. cures Cholera, Roup. Gapes, Canker 'lf Kentucky would work its con- advertising some of tho "pocket-appealMatinee every afternoon 2 to 5. Any woman with pimples, skin and Llinberneok. When fed as a victs on tlie fn'AtlR "the chance's are sores or boils does not ap- preventive it not only keeps them eruptions, Good music a specialty. that there would 4e 'fewer cim'vib'ts pear attractive and cannot enjoy life health v, but makes them lay. Price ' For Rent at) (I better roads.-"-Bloodiue Ointment cures them and 50c No Cure. No Pay. Guaran ' One four house, good Barnard The Bee has".ahvjiys- lujjieved tion, water roomout hulldinus. locu tnak s tho skfti soft and velvety. teed bv your druggist, at. Drug De- and " Cures cold sorep, cracked lips, Mining Co , Incorporated. H. C. ItoUJILAM). and has freqiien'tflyr'iti HuS jrngt Earlmgton, Ky., Gardchappedhands, sore eyes, itchingaud bleeding piles. Sold by St. Bernard ner & Bowmer, Madisonville, Ky. number of yeuj:H,,.adVociiit,d.tl)Ht ' Mrs Ross Try it under tho guarantee. Ask Bauih was in Madison- Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Deour convict sUmnM We1 so'ely or ville Wednesday shopping. portment, Special Agents. for booklet on diseases of poultry. Six months Three months' 50 In the Spring of ft . . 4u v .0 ot Fun6ral Director and Embalmer ',' f" ii MISS (1 MlMHMHHttMMMt go with us f - ,T Sisk Brothers ; . one-doll- ar Book Company Madisonville, Ky. Watches, g I Where Jewelry Window Frames, Pictures, Paper, Picture V "t 1 ct - thrift-practici- ng WHEN IN MADISONVILLE ." :- - PRICES 5& IO GEIMTTS A. D. NOE, Jr., Manager. J) fMen's and Young Men's Swell Toggery I ? Every young mail wants-- the thing" in fine clothes. We're going to see that he gets it, too. In short, when it comes to Snappy Clothes for young men we're u. here, with the goods." Come and see our new Spring Suits for $10, $12.50;::$i;5, $17.50, $20 and $22. Yet we have every new Spring shade, browns, olivesj'greys,-bluestans, blacks, in fact every new thing there is and lots of them." u . i 4 ' V-.!" J "? i 'U Pumps and Oxfords. Absolutely the best Shoe W?;;feve.;thf. justly celebrated Patrician Shoe t,li ,!! V made for the money. When )rou buy the "Patrician" you get elegance,. ease and comfort. . LADIES' SHOES in -- m fll" "ZjkXL' HtHI . ;? & L? 1 i Crank on Shoes We Want You! &s -- IFYOUrARa SWANN HATS Best Hat in. the world for $2.50 and $3,00W-Ever- y new shape, .color and sjyle is here. IN OUR Gents' Furnishing Department . we are mjgm 25c"; Bachelor The foot troubles who can't get a correct Men who have fit our specialty is showing all the latest novelties as fast as they come out. Silk .Lisle Half Hose $ . 1 co. - better grade 50c and fr . ly tho solo of your foot. Designed to hud the heel. Can't -- dap', insteps. Fits smooth - How? The Florsheim Shoo and its "Natural Shape" lasts. Can't help but fit shaped like to ptea.se the hard to please and J-i-t the hard to jit. bpr- bmi Monarch Shirts $1.00; Cluett Shirts $1,50 arid $2.00; Imported and Domestic J3ilk'" and Negligee Shirts with collars attached. Suspenders and Belts in all the best makes. and feels fine mimmnZWi tfnHfl jnv.i Wtt M Ti 1 MOSTSTYLE9 -:- $S.OO. BERNARD W. R. -- S k n U. . . C0YLE Manager ST. BERNARD MINING CO, Incorporated jh ' ! h k.v..t f .. , . .,i .:.!.. r. . . i- ".' 'if - !v,..a' jr'"4KCMi fej. u. 1 :'.,.. E.fcJl iva KS5. . v Wgrttjf.'.L,; ,w rsijv; a MY C. W. LINDSAY Wboleiale and Retail 1 YOUR OLD HAT MADE NEW , DAUGHTER Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco , MADISON VILLE, KY. us e. c.ntr St. FOR Wm 25 CENTS will instant- WAS CURED trip We have just placed in stock that wonderful ( 1 1 I tf T 1 T M Liquid Magician Coloritc, which - 'i Moscow Haley visited friends here Tuesday. Hart Brand Peas are the finest in tho World. Don't take our word for a can and be convinced. Ed Phillips visited his brotbor in It bnt try Parsons & Scoville Co., CJImrlen Wednesday. St. ' Evansville, Ind. Lynn Weir, who has been visiting MIbb Dot Bean was in Madlson-vill- e his siater in this city, left WednesTuesday visiting friends. day for Missouri. Miss BesslelGrace visited frionds Just itiBtaltod an optical department in our store. Eyes tostod, in Madisouville Tuesday. glasses fitted by graduated optician, W. J. Bailey, Madlsonvllle, Ky., Sisk Bkos., $1,00 and up. Pianos. Shoet Music, Books, MagaMadlsonvillo, Ky. zines, Typewriters, Ribbon, Carbon ' Mrs. Chas. Osborn, of Madison Paper. Mail orders solicited. W. J. Bailey, tile, spent the day with Mtb. Madlsonvllle, Ky. irauioy TUOBaay. Telephone 101 8. tliwt Wnnntnknn. of HowhIL matin Mrs. and daughter, business trip to. this city Tuesday. Louise, Will Rowo Iud., are visiting of Howell, la Mm anannn tn hnv Pmiltrv Knv week, iJTeed. Buy an honest feed. Quaker the Misses Whalen this ?Hn and rihlnk Feed Is the cleanest H. D. Cowaud is reported some better. nd best on tho market ParannR a Hsnv u (;a.. yVo can lit your eyoa with glasses Evansvlllo, Ind. from $1.00 and up; Tests made by V.iirla Hlalr aiul W. S. McGarv graduate optiuiali. rere in Evansvillo WednoBduy at- Sisk Bkos., enditiK the ball game. Madlsonvllle, Ky. V.lawnrfli. Mlllnr and Ron F.vaiis Mrs. Ed Hoafor was (n Madlson!.nrt nilsa Ttnlo. Rnlmnnn wilt Rflnint villo Wodnosday visiting friends. oliuroh with their Pliif.he Christian Mrs. N. E. McKinnon was in Madnqnaio. lsonvillo Wednesday shopping. TTnriti vnu. Rat.b Aftnr Anrll IK Wanted 100 minors at once for we will sell Bull Orpington, White Wyandotte and White Leghorn ogs steady work. Apply to& COKE CO., NORTONVITjIiK COAIj for&Oo per setting of 15. Incorporated J, D, MoPhkuson, Jit., Nortonvllle, Ky. MadlBonvillc, Ky. Mrs. Torn Causler is visiting relaPrnf n. V.. Durilnv madH a hiifll. I.pese trip to Madlsonvillo WodneB- - tives in Nebo this week. 1 . .; News of the Town Geo. Uaunon made a business to MadlBonvllle Tuesday. By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Baltimore, Md. "I Bend you old my Pinkham's Vegeta- ly change your straw hat to any color, leaving a Can also be used on beautiful glossy finish. Leather,- Rattan, Whicker, Wood or any similar fifteen year tho picture of aaugntor Alice, who was restored to health by LVdia E. horo-wit- h material. Furnished in the following colors: The hickory furniture thown are the worse all tho 'NfflO Ml- -' " frcw Lydia E.Pink- lanw vegetable compound was rec ommended, and after taking three bottles sho has regained her health, thanks to your medicine. I can recommend it for all fomale troubles." Mrs. L. A. Coiuckan, 1103 Rutland Street, Baltimore, Md. Hundreds of such letters from mothers expressing their gratitude for what Lydia E. Pinklmm's Vegetable Compound has accomplished for them haye neon received by tho Lydia E. Pinkham Mediciuo Company, Lynn, Mass. Girls who are troubled with painful or irregular periods, backache, headsensations, faintache, dragging-dow- n ing spells or Indigestion, should take immediato action and be restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Thousands have been restored to health by its use. wmmzk Sickness, ble Compound. Sho here is heavier and seals was pale, with dark circles under her better, woven than any of eyes, weak and irritable. Two different other makes. doctors treated her " and called it Green A. MORTON CARBINAL RE. SAGE 6REEN. JET BLACK. BURNT STRAW. I.I.I- NAVY ILUE. MOWN. II. CA9ET BLUE. VIOLET. .Tl.. - -- - but sho C Madisonville, LET US SHOW YOU SAMPLES - Kentucky LAME EVERY MORNING A Ead lack is Always Worse in the Morning. Earlington People are ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE ST. BERNARD MINING CO. INCORPORATED Pinding Relief A back that aches all c'ay and causes discomfort at night is usually worse in the morning. Makes you feel as if you hadn't slept at alL Can't cure a bad back until you cure tho kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys make you feel better, work better, rest hotter aud sleep better. Permanent cures , in Earliugton prove the merit of IJoan's. Mr6. Frank Denulp, of Earliugton, Ky , sayb: "Doahts Kidney Pills cured me after all other remedies had failed aud consequently, I am pleased to recommend them. For three years my kidneys were dls - EARL1NGT0N, KENTUCKY Young Girls, Heed This Advice. mmmmmmmfmmmmwmm jmyi;;iw, ryuMracM'icasi'iii'gi.muijpum. jpuuti u7p..jmy..unu;".Cxtfi'.!5tf'!Bgn'Jas,u 8cgiimyuMy''iifW-'ugi-- Fowls aud Ej;ks from Fa- - '1 Write to Mrs. Pinklmm, Lynn Mass., for advice, free. WINDY MOVING BBm . mou8 Hawkius Strain Plinrla ItllUUO Tollliwl ot 1 Barred Kocks. BBBBBaBsHEBBjF 'BflBBBHF---wPeBBB- Also pure PICTURES iu Madlsonvillo Wednesday. When you B6e the brand' J PASCO Th u. nan rtf PllKcn Oaril And 11(- on anything iu tho grocery lino It is J"tlno Mm diffarouce. It's real Sucar the beBt that we know how to buy "What makes the wind blow so for tho money. rCorn. OoBts no more than others. much In tho moving pictures?" Tho Parsons & Scovillo Co., l'ursoriB m scovuio uo., Evansville, Iud. question Is asked by almost every one 'EvauBvilloInd. ' J.M. Hoffman, of Madisouville, who has boon bitten by tho bug of the Mrs. Jeff Murphy spent ThtKflday made a business trip to this city moving picture chow. It Is a fact that i Madlsonvllle with friendB. in every scono where thero's half a Brown, of Madlsonvillr, Wednesday. Frank Mr. and Mrs. David Adams visited chanco of getting up a breeze it blows was lioro today on business. Wednesday. a torna'do, or at least a brisk gale disHow 1b your watch running? If friendBW Madlsonvillo ports itself In the trees In the back; try the it la not In first olaBs order, Bpecial-mto- ti ground and the skirts of the harassed was rid of kidney trouble, ' new jowelor at Sink Bros., a II For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Rugs heroine in the front. railroad work. Foster-Mnbur- n Co . Buffalo, MOKKI8, KKITIt A moving picture man solved the cents. New York, sole agents for the "Unit Madlsonvillo, Ky. y An excellent assortment of problem. tday. Mrs. 'Wednesday on busineBP, rnfc PnwAra was In Madlsonvillo J. J. Sullivan visited friends If They Were Taken When the Air Was Still They Would Look Absolutely Dead. Mrfjg- eu. 1- nt or tue auu acne in my morn bacKmff hen I arose In thebecame ing, I ttaiy lame. I 'lijflBnFflBlBBBvnPBxi' tired easilyrVw languid and uerv t ous and was alto uoubled by headaches and dizzy spells. The kidney secretions were unnatural aud when S&SfSBBsifraiBHKK ever I naught cold, my trouble was P aggravated. I also suifered from pains in the small of my back and if 1'Btooped or lifted, sharp twinges passed through my loins. Learning of Doan's Kidney Pills, I procured a IJllldllS t ,i fl Jll!S1.iHaTi.ii:feiiil3Ll box and received prompt relief from thejr uso. ItwaBiioblouK before I if 'J-- . l was unable to sleep well VBMBmRBstiBBBv BB BlUblV nf Ul Eggs per setting of 15 fine Barred Rocks $2.00. Rliode Island Red $1.50. luu T?aJ J.wt, & I H. G. DAVIS Madisonville, Ky. it 4 igl'mf-fll- . t'loom Size j Mr a Uiwi,tt lrj rinAlr Klmvnr Your eyes tested and glasses fitted Kentucky 'by our graduate optician, $1.00 and Madisonville, up. OISK. 11UUS.) ainai son vine, Jiy. Mrs. J. E. Fawcett, of Madison-vlllo- , Mrs. John Qrlflin was in MadlBon- Hpeut the day with friendB l Yllle Thuraday. hero Wednesday. m wrioann PiiiiHv Rule ftiul Elizabeth M. E. Jagoe spent Thursday in "Knmn made a biibiuesB trip to Mad- - Madisonville with his father. MKinvlllo Tuesday. B. F. Grlnstend aud wife, of Cinrial I fnr Paeon Olrl T?aa, Innnri Tivn cinnati, were in town Thursday. .'Hominy. Hlghost quality. Sani Gilbert King was in Madisonville tary tins, trice eaniH as outers. Thuraday night. , '. ioon In MadlBonvillo shopping. Mrs. D E. South worth visited friends iu Madlsonvillo Thursday. nnri mnt.hnr. nnnnt Thursdav After 13 the best makes in all colors. C. A. MORTON .ParBons & Scoville Co., L. r vlcltnri hid nArnntu iu town Friday on business. Mrs. Will Todd aud children, of Wednesday. the country, wCre in town Friday Qeetf Idea for Wood Fire. Priest and shopping.' Robt. Mesdamos Butfeue Coonon spent Wednesday "Curious ideaa some people have of Mrs. Ben Suthard, of Suthard hn Morions uap wiui jnuiiuti. patents," a New York coal dealer said. r. vnn wnar!ii(r itIrrrab? Are School House, was in town Wed- "A man cam In here the other day Wo have nesday. $JNL suite toyouroyos? and wanted to know if we ever heard optician in our storq, avrraduateu of boring holes In the logs we sell for ECLIPSE OF THE SUIT TODAY can fit you with glasses while you open wood Are, because, he said, if .It. rnco ijW ana up. MU08., the Idea was new he was going to get SIBK of Southern Edge Will be a patent on it Madisonvilld, Ky "I asked him what aright be the use Covered by Moon. Mxa. N. I. Toombs, of MadiBon- of boring, holes, in the logs; to hang .spent Thursday nere witn Ilia, up? He aald every one liked to ativei. There will be an eolipse of the sun them Hodgo and son, Charlie, today. It will begin about an hour see the blaze in an open wood fire and Ir Tom when it got low they poked it or put I MIBH uoHBie .Bennett aueuuru before sunset and will end a little rviH Tfollnwu' AnnivnrRarv celo- - before the sun sinks bolow the hori- on fresh logs Just to see some more htlon at Mortona Gap Wednesday. zon. About ouo eights of the south-- , flame. If you bored an inch hole )ld papers for sale at the Bee ern edge of the sun's disk will be through the middle of a log and put It Ice, covered by tho moon. In tho south- on the fire with the hole vertical It f. n. Arnold made a business trip western states the eclipse will be would form a kind of chimney, and much larger. It will be total along you would have a cheerful- little Jet Madieouvllle Tuooday. r. n. Wlsn and familv. of Corbin. a narrow belt extending across the of flame coming up through it until Paciflo ocean, beginning at a point Care visiting relatives here. the log was completely burned away. on the Bntuheastern coast of Au"I tried It when I got home that stralia, aud ending at a point in the night". But the idea of asking for a Paciflo, two hundred miles south of Brenlin patent on such a thing as a hole!" Honduras. tl The only land from which the phase Window Shade Material three small"can obtained is two or islands in the Friendly Su.noan Won't Crack, Won't aud theexpeditiongroups been sent to have Two thene ittliindn from England aud one Inkle jgJJUl tWWj jfm n ha gone from the Lick observatory. Only two to four preoiouB minutes A. MORTON TTae pv Ttt-nw- J1VUBV1WU, 1IIU. R. L. Thcrntonof St. Louis, waB to a query. "If the pictures were taken when the air was perfectly still, then If the living characters happened to bo still also the picture would bo as dead looking as a chronio of Twilight.' So a time Ib selected for photographing the scenes outside when the wind Is playing old hob with things generally, trees Bwaying and skirts fluttering and hair flying haven't you ever noticed how much more effective a woman 1b when her hair is streaming behind her like the burgee on a racing yacht T Then, too," when everything's busy mo.ving It looks like there's something doing all 'around. 35-ce- 'That's easy," he replied In answer ed Remember and take no-other- States . the name Doan's Atlanta Brood Coop MADE OF Lace Curtains In all the" latest patterns. On account of heavy sales a new line will be on sale Monday. HEAVY GALVANIZED "' " IRON c. A. MORTON - ' r ii" . Madisonville, Kentucky We Claim for this Coop Many Advantages Over Any Other on the Market Id MadlBouville THE UNEASY FEEUNG. FIRST: They are collapsable, and can be put away in the fall in a few minutes in a very small space and reassembled when needed in two minutes each . SECOND: The sanitary features of these coops cannot be excelled, as the ventilation is perfect and the bottom can be removed in one minute without any trouble, quickly cleaned and replaced, without removing any other section of the coop, as there are no bolts,. Lice or screws, hinges or fastenings to bother with, vermin will not harbor in galvanized iron, there being no crevices in which to secrete themselves and multi-pl- y nor for disease germs to find a lodging place. These coops are absolutely proof against Rats We-sjeMink, Skunks and other chicken eating animals. Government statistics .show that rats destroy more chickens every year than every ochcr agency. THIRD: It its made of heavy Galvanized Iron and is .as rigid as a wooden coop, but does not hold dampness, it is also absolutely weather proof, even in the most driving rairi. It is as cheap as any wooden coop and has many advantages not found in them. The different doors can be set in an instant and will remain when placed until changed, IPOU&TI1: Made in two sizes with 8 and- - 9 inch revolving doors. s, iu 4A fc'J One-Eight- h - to-t- what Wlnely meant this morning. Wellington What wna It he saldt to say I Llttlebrain I happened didn't tell all I know, and ho said he jhould think it impossible foir me to toll any part of li. Character of the Finger Nails. It Is said that thoro Is ns much character to be observed from a person's finger nails as from tho owner's face. Tho following Indications aro stated aa being fairly correct: .Thoso possessing long nails are but and placlug very little confidence In others. Broad nails aro supposed to to those of a gentle, bashful disposition. Little round; nails aro the sign of a person who is soldom pleased, readily Inclined to anger, spiteful, revengeful. Anyono with fleshy nails 1b said to bo calm and fond of eaUng and sleeping, and who would profer a small Income without industry to much wealth to bo acquired by activity and diligence. Pale to nails belong to the molanchly person, but who would do well In all branches of science or Aphilosophy. The long, lbert nail Indicates a refined and artistic nature, fondness for society and great love of the beautiful. good-nature- e" Llttlebrain jSvcaafa- I should llko to know C. fcdisonville, Kentucky to those astronomers for the study of the corona and tpe solar atmosphere. will ho afforced tTHOS. 0. 0'BRYAN - DELM0NT TJTLEY CTBRYAN, Incorporated UTLEY & CO. d t, bo-lon- g (V.ADE ONLY BY All ainia Tin ATLANTA, INDIANA THE fc'S wte&jz&immm& t W'. Plate and Sheet Absolutely the best Kitch en Cabinet made. Has so many superior features that it is a pleasure to demon- ease-lovin- W.J.KIRK, Agent Meidisorxvllle, Kv. lead-colore- d Ftncral Directors and Licensed Embalmers are piopai-Pr- to auswer promptly all calls day or night t strate it. C. A. MORTON Madisonville, - well-shape- d Pkone No, 111 or 558, Madisonville, Ky. Kentucky BEE ADS PAY u tiL vit! v .wmw .',. i, $ ' i n. i ri wmmmmmm i e B.v it " for unrmrel for men. women and vou are children Hint is ibunlnteh oorrert in everv Mptn' looking for style that .appeals to tlie. moat fustuimu taste, and 'apparel that is in the verv highest class it you an look-iu- n RjaaazcTGa If voli are Innlcincr t" "Sore Cure" "I would like io guide suffering women to a sure cure for female troubles," writes Mrs. R. E. Mercer, of Frozen Camp, W. Va. "I have found no medicine equal to Cardui. I had suffered for about Jour years. Would have headache for a week at a time, until I would be nearly crazy. I took Cardui and now I never have the headache any more." E53 Condensed Copy of the Report of EarlingtonBank for wearables that wear, look right and stay 'right if you want wearables that offer every 'resistance to enr pay us a visit. It will result to your advantage We feature Hauttu and Rural Shoes for' men, and -- "THE OLD BANK" MADE TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE AS OF APRIL 12th, 19U Hart SchnlTuer'& Mark's our women's flue clothe o for men and young-me- n; Wear Department, and em bodies the choicest creations of Ooat Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Millinery. Ready-t- Resources Loans & Discounts. $ 78,671.25 Stocks and Bonds. . . 4.060.00 Overdrafts Secured and Unsecured.. . 422.83 ' Liabilities $ Capital Stock Surplus Undivided Profits.. Deposits. . 15,000.00 I-UARUUI - Complete Home Furnishers The Woman's Tonfo many women suffer every month are unnecessary. It's not safe to trust to strong drugs, right at the time of the pains. Better to take Cardui for a while, before and after, to strengthen the system and cure the cause. This is .the sensible, the scientific, the right way. Try it. Furniture and tures ; 5,500.00 982.97 191,089,27 Fix" The pains from which 1,340.00 Members Merchants' Refund Fare Association ?; Gash on Hand and Due From Other Banks... 128,138,16 $212,572.24 $212,572.24 h- - MANN BROS.' DEPARTMENT STORE COUNTRY GIRL IN THE CITY Larpest Henderson, WILLINERY IN in the State KentUGkyJ She Comes for Study, Business and Amusement, and Can't Be Left Out of the Social Reckoning. In presenting the above statement of condition of Earling-to- n Bank, its officers and directors beg to call attention to the strongposition reflected in the report, and to thank their friends for the business which has made so favorable report possible. 'Safety Before. Profits" will continue to tfe our motto, and upon this basis we solicit your business. 1 EARLINGTON BANK W. L. ftl She comes so generously, so eagerly, with such diverse purposes, and with such persistent if seemingly Intermittent regularity, that it is impossible to leave her out of any serious social PHILLIPS, Cashier COURT ROOM SOON PARTED Merfern Hats Conceal the Eyes of Wemen Witnesses, o They Muit e "When Taken Off. pos-Ibl- y designing styles In hats milliners do not consider that kbsJI minority of womankind that is likely to appear in a law court Judges, lawyers and women witnesses would appreciate It if they did. "When a woman under suspicion takes the oath it is desirable to look ker in the eye," said a lawyer, "but low can anybody look into the eye of s woman who has on a stylish hat? The court is In luck if he can seo her She Although you have lota of anouth and the top end of her nose. Also It offends the dignity of the court money, papa says you're a f6ol. Ho What did you say? for a woman to remove her hat; conShe I told him that a fool and sequently they flounder between the of a very serious dilemma. An his money would soon be parted If horns order to tilt her hat back is also the I married you. precursor of difficulties, because the . reckoning. She comes to study music, medicine, millinery, art, archery, astrology, agriculture, stenography, sculpture, the (lance and the drama, hygiene and handicrafts, osteopathy and the art of conversation. Journalism, theology, almost any and everything one can imagine. Broadway, State, street, Broad street, all the great arteries of city life and trafilo continually are crowdShe ed with her and her fellows. comes looking for work as well as education, And, alas, poor youngster,' she also comes looking for amuse- SIR WALTER SCOTT'S DOGS SSXSS0SZS!SSrS!fS Famous Author Was Especially Fond of These and His Other Pets at Abbotsfor.d. that of seeing Sir Walter Scott out oa One of my pleasant recollections is ment . pins that it won't tilt The Cloister and the Hearth." "Still the eyes of a woman bofore The variety of life, tho vigor of ao- the bar of justice must be looked at, tion, tho straightforward and easy and under repeated exhortations she mastery displayed at every step in ev reluctantly removes the pins and ery stage of the fiction, would of them- bores her hat back,. But that panto-aalm-e selves be enough to place "The Clols- results in waste of time and ter and the Hearth" among the very lees of temper all around. In order masterpieces of narrative; obviate those evils it seems to me while Its tender truthfulness of sym tsat milliners would better busy- them-wire- s iw it ardor and denth of feeiinri ,.. constant sweetness of Its humor.. designing a tlpable hat foV wear. the frequent passion of its pathos, are qualities ia which no other tale of adventure so stirring and incident so Slaughter-vlllo- , Miss Eflle Gentry, of in visiting Mrs. Veasy' in this Inexhaustible can pretend to a mocity. ment's comparison with it unless we are foolish enough to rlBk a reference 'Ed, Morrison called on friends in to the name of Scott Swlnborne. MadisonvHlo Thursday nipht. sat is clamped down with so many The teachers of art, music, commercial branches, all the thousand things she studies, welcome her eagerly. So to whose do the more Jaded custom-dulleperceptions she restores a sharper edge. Many employers prefer her services for this very reason. Socially, the normal girl from the Email town Is famous for her flourishing. Ready, piquant, intensely alive, vitally desirous of tasting life to the utmost, she comes, sees and conquers fresh social kingdoms yearly. She is popular and prominent in the clubs, the churches, tho schools, the social settlements, the work of the Young women s Christian association, the traJe and craft organizations all the rlcn and1 varied life of lie city, But e abnormal or subnormal girl from the small town, the girl whopper-greated st t, , haP' motherless, perhaps carelessly - "red, perhaps ignorance art-roo- the victim of Innocent or sudden family disaster, metropolitan conditions less ably h! that's another tale. The New Uea, Woman's Magazine. Ben EveriB was in MadiaoivvillQ IB '" Thursday night. Lee Trahern, of Hopkinevjlle. vthittng his brothers in this city. ti L illHi'H Account Annual t u Madisonvilie TO Little Rock, Ark. Round Trip a stroll with his dogs; the scene being in the neighborhood of Abbots-ford- , In the summer of 1824, while as yet the gloom of misfortune had not clouded the mind of the great man. There he was limping gaily .along with his pet companions amid the rural scenes which he had tolled to secure and loved so dearly. Scott's fondness for animals has perhaps never been sufficiently acknowledged. It was with him a kind of second nature, and appears to have been Implanted when as a child he was sent on a visit to the house of hiB grandfather, Robert Scott, at In the neighborhood of Here, amid flocks of sheep and lambs, talked to and fondled by shepherds and ewe milkers, and reveling with collies, he was Impressed with a degree of affectionate feeling for animals which lasted through life. At a subsequent visit to Sandyknowe, when his grandfather had passed away, and the farm operations were administerwas proed by "Uncle Thqraas," vided with a Shetland pony to ride upon. The pony was little larger many a Newfoundland dog. It than walked freely .into the house and 'was regularly fed from the boy's hand. He soon Jearned to ride the little pony well, and often alarmed "Aunt Jenny" bjscanjering, over the rough ,places 1 be Sucb'.vVr,e.th tbe'Ttielgh'bOrVood.' ginnings of. Scott's Intercourse wim animals., Growing up, there was something extraordinary in his attachment to. Mb. dogs, his horses, his ponies and his cats; all of which were treated by him, each in Its own sphere, as agreeable companions, 'and 'Which were to bin in turn. W. Chaw bers. e, Refrigerators That Pay for Themselves hSsmbtM nfigpfi Dry-burg- HI Ml t, Here are three points in buying a Refrigerator. 1st. Will itrefrigeraterwill it keep things cool and keep thejn .from spoiling?. 2nd. WilHt do this with' the least possible consumption of ice? 3rd. Has it a finish and neat appearance such as you want? d THE LEONARD Answers yes to these questions. It means pure, wholesome food easily, cleaned and sanitary. Removable, lift-oice chamber. Call and see these Refrigerators and get prices.ut day evening. Dr. Brandon and Ed Majors, of HopkiiiBvllle, were in town Thurs- Reunion MLA.Y 15 Tickets on Sale May 13, 14, 15. ji AND ' , Confederate Veterans 18 Colapsable Go-Ca- rt Return Limit May 23. 14. PlainHardware Co. Extension Final Limit June : i ' Louisville & Nashville official line for Madisonvilie Camp 528'j Veterans and leave Madisonvilie 4:09 p. m., May 15, arrive Guthrie 6:21 p. m., leave Guth-ijri- e Special U. C. V. Train 6:50 p. m., arrive Memphis 8 a. m. This train composed of vestibuled coaches, free reclining chair cars, standard and tourist sleepers and dining car via Louisville & Iron Mountain Route. DON'T MISS THIS TRIP For further information, sleeping car reservation, etc., call on or write R. F. DeTREVlLLE, T. P. A. L. & N. R. S. HALL, T. 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