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J K TUESDAY I and f FRIDAY z f I I r i f c DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 1Fu E 1c TWENTYSECOND YEAR EAkUNGTON COUNTY KY TUESDAY MAY 21911 i Nb 3 HAIL RAIN AND WIND Do Considerable Damage in this Portion of the State GREEN RIVER OUT OF ITS BANKS Windows bnkon in couuhes when the M H E passenger train pulled in Efcrllugton yards Saturday evening tbero were fopnd 82 window broken in one coach This was done by it severe hall storm at Brpomrn Ky The htitl was so large and toll with such velocity on account of n high wlud that tho engineer was compelled to stop his train untll the storm closed Tho heavy rainfallt Saturday night aha1 Sunday washed away a portion of the JL C road bed botwnen Pokovon and Sturgls and caused considerable delay to traffic The principal damage has been done along the Green River Volley where the rise has been sudden and dlstructivo People have mov trheighrgo If the rainfall continues the likeli hood of a serious frqshet Is slifilulent to cause alarm Lowlaud farmers will undoubtedly be delayed with their corn crops since there can be no planting for several weeks in the flooded acres There are thousands i of acres which will be inundated when the 80foot mark is reached Lowland wheat will also be hurt ospeollly if warm bright days ac company the decline of the water This ijriU cook the fields which ale covered by the floodr There will be much damage along White theylare i After working from Saturday night uhtill 11 oclock1 yesterday morning the big landslide on the L H k St- Y L railroad one and half miles east of Hawevilio Ky was removed and traffic was resumed between Louisville and Evansvillo Passen ger train No Ion the Texas was annulled Saturday night because of the landslide nearHawefvUle The officials of the road ut Loulsv worn advised that the landslide lleI happened and the train was not out of Louisville AlltrulnB on ruul railroads were operated on schedule time yesterday The Southern had trouble neac fioonville but did not stop traIns e- At Rumeey Ky the riyer stage Lock No2 Is at flood height and a rising rapidly The look walls are rapidlyrisingi Friday there has been 283 inchesI rafnfall atthat point And farmers in section are preparing 1 1thatthat will follow thopr bureau predicted by the woftther 1andwill out be caught unawares Reports from Bowling Green Ky arQ that there has been 283 Inches of rainfall there and Green river is rising fast The river registered 12 i feet there It was still raining at Bowling Green last night I rTHAYWOOD Of Murder Trial Fame Urges National Wide Strike i William D HaywoOd acquitted complicity In the murder of for mer Gov Steunouburg ofIdabo urleda nationwide strike on the day the MoNamara brothers are brought to trial on charges of hayM lug dynamited the Los Angeles Times building Q AGED CITIZ uN Of the Rlchland Country Passes Away =Was a Brother of Mrs E RMc Euen of This City Edward MoUary and aged citizen of the Rich land country and we known In this city pasKtfil away his home Monday morning McOary was an exconfederate so dier and a life long member of the RIch land baptlpt church He ha- hsonin d ill health fur tho past five years He leaves u wife andfou sons James Will Tom and Jossi and one sister Mrs E R McEuen of this plane Fiinjeral services were bold at Pleasant view today atone oclock and he was laid away in the presence of a large number of friends relatives and neighbors ECHO OF TOBACCO RAID Alleged Hopklnsvillcu Night Riders De fctdants in Suit Owenfrboro KyM April 80TIE May term of United States Cour- convenes here in the morning Judge Evans and the other court officials arrlv tonight froth Louis vllle The most important case on docket Is that of Mrs Elsie Gaylor- Latham of New York against the city of Hopkiiisvllle and a number of alleged bight riders as a result o the raid on Hopkinsville when th e I Latham tobacco factory was de stroyed by fire Senator Bradley hur as counsel for Mrs Latham an- Is ready for a trial Scores of wit flosses are also here in the cases Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that suf ers frequently from splitting nervous ought to go at once to tho druggist and get a 25o bottle of our Carlstedts German Liver Powder Headaches indicate consti patron in a dangerous form that may result in other extremely seri ous ailments sometimes even Brlghts Disease and Appendicitis lOur Carlutedts German Liver Pow I acts on the Livers the real j cause of constipationa taw doses entirely remov + the troubleInsure H lasting cure never fallsguarau teedIf you have headaches get A bottle today from the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department 25o a bottle- Earlington Defeated III the game of ball between the EIflln toll Athletic Club and the Dawson High school at Dawson Saturday the latter team won by a wore of 8 to 1iIt was a fast game throughout the nine innings being played in one hour and eighteen minutes Swlndly for Dawson pitched fine ball Only seven hits being allowedt it Mltchelltor Earlmg ton pitched excellent ball except in the third iniiiinr whoa safe hits and two wild throws gave Dawson height runs Conditions in Canton Desperate Conditions in Canton are reported desperate There are 80000 soldiers within thb walls and It is feared many will join the rebels if they seem to be getting the upper hand hafricadtdInothers committed suicide theI troops having Bet lire to the build lug No More Dyspepsia Gasor other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a little Dlgepteze a power ful digestive harmless and pleasaht as Maple Syrup For sale by the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated IGO WITH US TO Sisk Brothers Book Company- Madisonvillrf e Ky Where they sell all kinds of I 11 Supplies Stationery Watches ClocksI Jewelry Ofall kinds Wall Paperr- I Window Shades tcturetI Frames Etc N Prompt Attention Given all Orders and Satisfaction Guaranteed C A a n 1 BY f E 4 RIVEY W HOPKINS 1 Madisonville Notes I IfIBY AILEEN DAVISJ v Chautauqua Literary Club IIThe Club woe ex atqulettelyoatertafned ThUreiiaj aft SotolSUbUlbB41south Eutei read a very fine article on Uses of j Instinct aud Memory aud its De i velopment which was very much enjoyed Following this Mrs W L Gordon Jr read a most excellent paper on Byrons London being a fine portrayal of the city at that time as seen by this famous poet An Intensely Interesting account of Lincolns Cathedral was given by Mrs M J Clarke Mrs J W Roundtse ries of Current Events A beautiful luncheon was served In three courses at he conclusion o4 the program by this charming hostessd Thuridy Afternoon Literary Club charmfleamost enjoyable sessions of the Thursday Afternoon Literary Club tndMrs O W I iabet as leader of the Lesson Review gave an excellent toryoftour Country of Today This being followed by a most In teresting paper read by Mrs Ernest Clayton on Diplomatic and Con sular Services Miss Bonnie Vera Murphey then in her own style sketched The Lady of the Decor atipn which was very much eajoyedund provpda very fitting climax to this Patriotic i Program Mrs Simpson during the social hour served a most elaborate and beautiful luncheon In four cutirBes The ices individual cakes and mutts were pink tulips with the green stem and leaves the pink andJ green colors scheme being thoughtfully carried out throughout the different courses Blue Stocking Club Mrs Roy L Hall beautifully en tertalned the Blue Stocking Club at her home in East Broadway Satur day afternoon The roll call was responded to with quotations from Robert Burns The Lesson Review was ably lead by Miss Margaret Victory Iu which bhe discussed the lives and works of poets attd prose writers of the Victorian Era This being followed by the Maga zine Review conducted by Miss Ruby Morton which dealt with the manners and cu tomsJas well as the queer 1ft tip people who inhabit the Emerald IslekV Miss Virginia Fate read a most excellent sketch of the Liloof Robert Biirqs after fwhloh Mrs Hall serveda most dellolous and beautiful three course luncheon Alias Bonnie Vera Murphey was a guest of the club- Entertains I at Cards Mrs Lonnle Barley was hostess ot a most bekutiful card party ate her home on South Main Street when she entertained at Bridge Friday afternoon in honor of several visitors Many exciting rubbers were played at the conclusion of which a rare mind daintyfcwdcourBe luncheon was served Her guests included MesdamEs Claude Rosb Hqldry Spencer M K Gordon prank Cordlor Alex Luna ford H H Holeinan VV0 Morton Vym Barnhill Lilly Carr Wm Hopewell Jerrold Jonson Folcom Baker WJ DuJnJ D MoPher son Jr Artie Cummins Ben Sla ton Dubartis Smith Russell MoV Leod SD Langley Wm Prltclf ett and Miss Fannie Arnold M H Tappan of Burlington was hero Saturday 4 Bailey Patterson returned to Nashville Saturday after spending the past week iti this territory attending to the interests of the roof ing house for which ho is traveling Miss RosaQoldnainer of Prince ton wilt arrive in the city today to beth guestjof Misses Margaret and L ltI McPherspn until weer tha l JD OJef f evening of May 8 to attend thy Mc- PhersonI anniversary reception giv t OH at the Elks Home 11thS pity Wednesday WJllCox of Nebo was here Saturday Miss Topsy Nichols of Oontrol City was in the city a few hours Saturday Mrs Burr Young of Mortons Gap vtttltiliKIDont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has u branch office for Madi sonyllle people in Mortons FurnU ture Store If you want advertis tug or job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AILKKN DAVIS Manager C P Ashby of Hopkinsville was in town Friday visiting relatives Mr and Mrs John L Graypt of Smithland arrived here Saturday to spend the month of May Mrs fJ O Osborne visited Mrs Will Bradley in Earliugton Satur Jay Ohas Manon the Kandy Kitchen proprietor ot this city has arranged to open a Kandy Kitchen in Earl ington and for this purpose has leased a room in the Victory build Ing and Mrs Lona Tapp and Mrs S D Langley are In Nashville visit ing friends John M Young of Millport was in town Saturday visiting his sou Chas Young PofT Ht Smith superintendent of the Hartford graded schools spefnt Sunday here with his family Mrs Carlos Wright of Guthrie IS in Mortons Gap visiting her parents Air and lira Burr Young for a low daysGordon r and Virgil Puttman of White Plates were In Madibonville Saturday J Mr and Mrs C H Patterson of Evansvllle Ind are visiting Mr agdrMrs t LonflteBatle Miss Majorle Whitfield of Earl ington was in town Saturday wish friends We make a specialty Of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will give satin faction see our samples and get prices at the Madisonville Branch 6fhce in Mortons Furniture Store AIL aN DAVIS Manager Harry TnlUferro has accepted the position as business manager of the Madisonville Kandy Co and will Continued on Page 1 t BIG PHONE LINES V MERGE- BowlingI Green and Louisville Companies Will Operate Together CONTROLS IMPORTANT INDEPENDENT COMPANIES With the purchase of the Home Telephone Company of Bowling Green and the Central Home Tele phone Telegraph Co of Louis ville it is said to have a merger of the most IInportantlnde pendent telephone line in Kentucky Telephone Companies at Paducah Winchester Owensboro Lexington Frankfort Owenton Carrollton and Hopkinevllle are said to have been acquired previous to closing of dtal for the Bowling Green exchange The Central Homp Telephone and Telegraph Company owns a control ling interest in the Louisville Home Telephone Company and control of important independent companies throughout the State is said to be for the purpose of protecting inrtepend J i t r It r r I I r W Loans SecuredT and 42283 Fix tures on and Due From Ofher ij r TUESDAY FRIDAY en ttelephone Interests JD Pow thCentralHoller IB general manager A Shoemaker a Fireman and a April 27Jullu i Sippel ofIrvington Is a map Of S trades and at all of them He has a night run on th L H is St L branqh He also owns and runs a 1600 farm near Union Star besides Mr Sjppol is a shoemaker and wofkaat his shop ington Mr Sippel lived her whe he was firing on the M H Epassenger runJ t- t DR E B HARDIN DRL Go RAY i i Drs HarAn 4 R- ayDENTISTS IiPainless Extracting and Porceli Work High Class Dentistry fi o r Specialtyt QKtt String Bant fifrfg Telephone 399 i Kentucky j DO YOU NEED 1OOFINGrII Theres quite a difference ID the quality of RUbbov Roofing dont spend your money for the merchant wont stand behind Our WEATHERPROOF RUBBER ROOFING t Is made by the largest Roofing Manufacturers in the tf theteisrnonn better made We buy only In car load lots and will If J you money GET OUR PRICES RUBY 7- I UMBER COMPANY J Madisorlvil1e Ky rs oJ i Condensed of the Report of Earlington Bank s lil6- d THE OLD BANKi ft d rA4Iidi01P SECRETARY OF STATE AS J OF APRIL 12th Ml 1 r jf t q f j f tn 1 i Resources Discounts 7867125 Stocks and Bonds 4Qopop Unsecured Furniture and iv34oob Cash Hand Banks 28r3BIB I25722s and Farmer OloverportvKy works aildftyatlrv formerly Madtsenpille something Sand save INCORPORATED Copy Overdrafts w J r i Y tbIIIIes i i jt t 1 f i Capitaj Stock 500000 fz r I Surplus 5xeI t Undivded Prohts 98297 i XdDeposits t 19108927 I 2 I2572 4 t k J I i j Ii f iI In presenting the above statement of condition of Earlinglton Bank its officers and directors beg to call attention to the strpng Position reflected in the report and to thank their friends l for the business winch has made so favorable report possible Safety Before Profits yill continue to be our motto arid uponithis basis we solicit your business i t 1 EARLINGTON BANK We L PIIILUPS Cashier f I r I lt as- ui NI1I qv I r 1 n TYfiMI rr e Bee t 3 PAUL M MOGMEr EDITOR ANO PUBLISHER J C FAWOKTT ASSOCIATE E0ITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Kentucky Memhref Press Association J antlSecond District PNblrs rS Leagtte Specimen application Correspond Branch Office in Martens Furniture Store 119 Seath Main Mali If senmlle Kentucky 4MISS AILEEN DAVIS j Telephone 47 Tuesday May 2 11I N i I Early to bed and early to rise Attend to your business and- y be healthy pros Jadvertise wis- eANNOUNCEMENTS We are authorized to announce L CR Ray as a candidate for reelection do represent Hopkins county in the dower house of the next General As ssembly ot Kentucky subject to the action of Ihe Democratic We are authorized to announce dCass L Walker as a candldatn for Representative frbm Hopkins cons ty in the lower house of the next General Assembly of Kentucky ject to the action of the Democratic 3iarty We are authorized to announce Ed L Young as a candidate to rep resent Hopkins county in the lower of the next General Assembly of Kentucky subject to tho action of the Democratic party whyIIsever soft seems to be because the Ohio river IB hard by Mrs R L Fonwlck Sr spent the dy in Madisonvllle yesterday with thereon Robert Mr and Mrs E M Cannon who las been visiting the family Of P Tr Price of this city for several days Jbav returned home i Humps I H on thehead FH c indicateknowledge Bumps ton the feet indicate llfitiI ting improper ly made shoes Florsheim Natural 0Shape shoes are made r overlaetsmodeledfromthe know how to fit them Moat Styles 500 II I FOR SALE BYr St Bernard Mining Co INCORPORATED W R COYLE MANAGER STORE MMNNNMNM WNN1lMMMNN Subscription 100I One Year Six months 60 Three montheLi 25 Singlo copies 6 copies mailed fren on ents wanted In all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars o Street Phone Ne Mgr H party sub reuse DECLINED WITH THANKS Tart and Roosevelt Refused to Name Triplets Henderson Ky April 28Dec- lined with thanks la the substance of letters received by Mr and Mrs Georue W Duncan of Corydon front former President Theodore Roosevelt President Taft Mrs Bus sell Sage and Miss Helen Gould all of whom have been invited to name triplets born to the Duncans March 81astWeil well said the mother holding the letters from the notables in her lap I thought they had forgotten our request Im glad George and I didnt wait to name the babies now To a neighbor Mrs Duncan confided that she and her husband had grown tired of the apparent delay and had named the children themselves They will be called Ralph Ruth and Ruby You Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves without the slightest fear of indiges tion which is an awful feeling You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digeuteze It relieves and cures as if by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief in one minute Get a 50o bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Wallace Crenshaw left yesterday- for a business trip over the I 0 Rev J M Burden of this place was in Afadlsonville yesterday on business j ADDITIONAL MDAISONVILLE NOTES Continued from Page 1 have enter charge of the Kahdy Kitchen in Eirlington but will look after the business of both con cerns Mr Talllferro has been con nected with the SalmonYoung Grocery Co for several months having resigned the first of May to accept this position Miss Maria Jordan of Guthrle Ky is visiting the family of J E Fawcett i Miss Lucile Wilson of HenshaWj la visiting the family of W S WIN son Misses Elizabeth holiday and Lucy Gaines of Hopkinsvilte were the guests of Mrs F O Baker Sat urday and Sunday Dr Roy Robinson of Hopkins ville was here Sunday MisNB8 Sadie Buck of Hopkins ville has been the guest of Miss Elsie Morrow for the past few days H R Cox of Nebo Ig here visit tug his daughter Mrs Mattie Bar ronWill Phillips of Earlington was here Saturday on business Saturdaykinsville Get the habit of coming to the branch office of the SemiWeekly Bee at Mortons Furniture Store when you want enuravod cards em bossed letterheads dance tickets or programs We have the best and let us figure with you on prices j AILEEN DAVIS Manager Miss Gertrude Fox of Whlto Plains is visiting her uncle A J Fox in this city Mr and Mrs G B Hall will ar rive In the city Tuesday froth Frankfort for a short visit to rela tivesRev S M Bernard and family have removed to their nice modern home corner Main and Lake streets where they will be glad to greet their friends Mrs Kitchel Walker and children of Henderson are In thin city the guests of Mrs C A Morton For Bent One four room house good location water and out buildings H C BOURLAND Esquire Jas Priest was in Madl sonville yesterday attending Fiscal court I Church Notes I I Rev J W Mitchell held in kindly remembrance by tliKEarlln ton peo plo IB now minister of the Christian Church at Tucson Arizona On his pUbliotot School HouseBRN BURNING At Brandenburg Night Ride nCharged With Incendiary Fire Brandenburg Ky April 29The large tobacco barn of George Mead or containing u crop of 20000 pounds of tobacco was destroyed by fire at an early hour thisjjmorn lug and everything indicates that it was the work of incendiaries Mead ors horses having been turned loose before the structure was set ablaze Four wepks ago it is said every farmer of the Mi lam seotloujreceived through his mall box a warning as followiWe warn you to destroy your to bacco beds or abide the conse quences Keep your mouth shut and do as told or you will be sorry Two matches Were attached to each of the warning cards Meador had fifteen hogs in hiss barn but today he is unable to lo cate more than four of them Bullets Whiz at Lodge Meeting in Compton Ky Campion Ky April 801he monotony of a routine session of the lodge of Junior O U A M at Trent Saturday night was broken by the whizzing of bullets about the members neads Started by the crashing of glass and the buzz of the leaden pellets the members first sought shelter be hind convenient obstacles and when the firing ceaaed dashed into the street to see wlo had fired the shots The shooter or shooters had disappeared however No motive Is known for the mysterious shots Today David Cold Iron and a young man named Edwards were arrested by Sheriff Salley on Sue picion that they knew something of the shooting They will be given an examining trial tomorrow before Justice of the Peace Coombs For Rent Ono four room house good loca Lion water and out buildings H C BOUBLAND i ceaser I W4I1F w t I tan I- CA i MORTON MADlSONVILLE KY tt r w Funeral Director cl Embalmer- Any J l 1 caIwcrcd Promptly Day or Night IIuu =J Every who takes in her to manage her and in down ex bo in the finest made We carry full line of the y acknowledged to be the most perfectly construc ted sanitary and icesaving ever put on the mar ket Save fully onethird On your ice bill and lasts a lifetime Ordinary only last about five years Made of polished oak or satin walnut with real porcelain 4 lining all in one Constructed throughout in the A strongest and most substantial manner Come in and M let us show you their many valuable features L m St Mining Cb INCORPQRATED Itenlttekqi BEST TELEPHONE SERVICE I HERE ME FAEMEE l overingvintages of long distance connections to every Important punt in the United State The aetoegthemreports in the weather calling your neighbor friends and relative All these ad 1 vantages aid pleasures are more than worth the you would pay for the service fLiterature and Information furnished by calling on our trtnagor R G Mann I CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO I THE IMPORTANT QUESTION How About That SpringSuitT- he I month of May with its sunshine and flowers has been ushered in Are you prepared for change of the season We can fit you out in a dressy suit anycolor best measures for a small price You will also find here the very latest styles in mens shoes hats shirts and neckwear Our line of spring and summer underwear is complete and the prices are not excessive For the ladies we have a handsome line oi dress goods in all the latest shades and patterns and the famous American Lady Shoe the best on the market for the money Make it a point to call at this store and let us show you our line of goods We know we have the best the marketaffords fopthe price and weix- v want you to know1L xv c I i 1 I 1 I SIBERNAROMINING INCORPORATEDL R COYLE r M IIrt gE11Stcr iI a 1Wl m Earlington Aw t 1 fl 1 4f i l PKentuckyI r L rI 1 p priderability affairs keeping penses should interested seeing Refrigerator a Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators refrigerators refrigerators piece Bernard THE LOOK the housekeeper economically 1rafccl Slips and 1 0 GJPs t J Yrnever annoy FLORSHEIM 4 wearers Hugtite heels and perfect fitjting insteps are the reasons why ss Nature al Shape Florsheim Shoes always give perfect fit andsat s faction We are sole 1t agents 1 Most StJres500 i FOR SALE BY- Mining r- iStJiarnard Co J INCORPORATED I W R COYLEia MANAGER STOREJifJttic 1 Q Iw t l i N 1 r c WLINDSAY if WLol ale and Rctail r ii kCdare Ci1arettes Tobacco WEClItrStMADISONVILLB Kx t- L I aTiTToi1s Marvin Mitchell spent Sunday In Hop tnsytlle whir friends Frank Oldham and Yandoll Pit ford mudtiTa business trip to Hop kinsvlllo Sunday y Clarence busthiss-trip to Hnpktnsviile Monday Earl Collins of Pembroke spent o 43 u aday here illMiss Pearl Lanlor who has been friends In Madlsonvllis has returned home r Dr Brandon of Hopklnsvlllc was ih this pity Sunday Ola Shaver or Nashville spent guitdajtin the city with friends 1Mr8Freeman and Miss Martin of are the guests of Mrs- Fedkyiok r W J Bailey Mftdlsonvllle Y Ky- panes Sheet Music Bunks Muga lJIjt Typewriters Ribbon Carbon JerMan orders flojiolted W J BAILEY MadlBonyllle Ky Telephone 1- 018aand Mrs loLo Het b of Corbin visiting friends in this city Carr of Madlnonville taR In town Saturday Mrs B E Nixon was in Mortons Gap Monday visiting her sister Mrs R P Slaton who is very low I with tuberculosis Mrs MoHle Ryan and daughter were in Madlsouville Saturdayshop s ping Elmer Withorspoon visited rela tires in Madlsonville Saturday Gilbert Long was In Madlsonvllle NaturdayiMrs Willie Kelly of Evansville is the uest of Mm Elgle QoocTloo J E Furguson of St Charles i was in this city Friday Chas Manon of MadlRonville tnnde a bUHiness tripto this city Friday t6 Mr and tics W A Ran doiph Monday noon a fine girl baby Mother and baby getting ttlonx nicely Mr and Mrs John Thompson of I the country were In tpwn Saturday r Mrs B A Staten of Madisonvllle spout Friday In this city with friends Oeo Brooks visited friends in Sebren and Robards Friday Will GregoHIt of Nashville was In town Saturday visiting friends Mrs S Coffman of the country was In town Saturday Miss Katie Murrell was in Marti sonville Saturday shopping EOQ von SALEAfter April 15 we will sell Buff Orplngton White Wyandntte and White Leghorn eggs for 5oc per sotting of 15 J D MoPHBRSON Jit- Madisonvillefc ky Mrs 0 Q Osborue of Madison vlllo spent the day here with friends Friday Little Miss Hattie Polk Orenbhaw spent weekend with relatives Jn Madleonville Lyle Robinson of Mortons Gap made a business trip to this city Friday Builey Patterson of Nashville Tenn made a business trip to this city Friday Mrs Marvin Lanlor spent Frid y in Evaiisvtllp John X Taj lor of Greenviliew s In town Friday WANED100 miners at once for steady work Apply to NouTONViMjB COAL h COKE Co Incorporated Nortonville Ky Mrs John L Long was in Mudl sonville FridaY afternoon Little Edith Owen Sink and Nona Wise spent the week end with rela tlves in MadiHonvllle Dr vTK Mlsbet made a business trip to MadlBonvUtya Friday Miss Alma Renfro of Bowling Green will visit relative here Sun day Chas Tfumphey of Princeton Ky IH in town visiting frIendsI HArrv Bramwell ono of the popu Inr L N conductors was here yesturdny vlsitino friends Judge A J Bennett was in the ciuinty ties fnterday on business j OYAL Baking Powder Economya The manufacturers of Royal Bak ing Powder have declined to produce a cheap baking powder at the sacrifice of quality Royal Baking Powder is made from grape cream of tartar and is the embodiment of all the excellence possible to bd attained in the highest I class baking powder Royal Baking Powder costs only a fair price and is more economical at its price than any other leavening agent because of the superlative quality end absolute wholesomeness of the food it makes Mixtures made in imitation of baking powders but containing alum are frequently distributed from door to door or given away in More Such mixtures are dangerous to uie Jn foodn England Germany and some sections of the United States their sale it allLA 7km JM0J of alum baking pomfors must Ihow thm Ingi 9tll9tit9m READ THE LABEL ru CI WWVAttWWWUVW NNliWWmMVNNUUINNNllNNNNNJNJif B M SLATON j Funeral Director Licensed Embaimer I NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE Phone 1242 MADISONVILLE KY 3- WWMWJWWWMMW r 1 WHEN IN MADISONVILLE Visit the Princess Theater the best moving pic tures in the country Something new each night Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5 Good music a sPecia- ltyPRICES I 5 8c 10 CENTSIA D NOE Jr J J W Thoma1Jml11 man of Madl Bonvllle was here yesterday on business Tbos Logan the popular manager of the Grand Leader at this place was in the county seat Monday Olty Attorney Geo W Bates was RI Madlsonville yesterday attending court t Dr P B Davis spent Monday at RlohmondIM H Tappatf of this city was in MadiBonvlile yesterday F B Arnold made a business trip to Madlsouvllle yesterday Mrs N E McKinnon of this city Is visltlnp friends Clarksville this weekIMr and Mrs Pete Hero and child ren of Oorban Ky who lava been visiting relatives hero a few days have returned home M B Long WAS in Madisonytlle yesterday on business TITo many friends of H D Oow and are glad he has recovered from a severe cold B E Nixon was in Mortons Gap yesterday on business Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if you use Muesteze It helpR your stomach do- tno work digests what you oat and makes good rich blood from your NightsHeadacherid of all these troubles with Diges teze Fifty cents a bottle worth ten fold Its cost at drug department of tho St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated All Calicoes Bolt 4c per yard ORDERS ROLL IN Railroads Call For Equipments and Supplies New York May ISteel mills reported sudden and unexpected in crease In orders for railroad equipment and supplies received in the last two or three days making the total for last week nearly 70000 tons and for the month of April 152000 tons Export business was less Railroad orders for locomotives and cars were larger including ninety three engines for the Southern rail road but for the month of April tho ouelBridge awarding of a steel contract 8000 tons for the Contmental Fire Insur I ance in New York pity to Milliken Bros Bids went in on 80000 tons steel shapes for the elevated exten I the Hell Gate IcMorsLively asa Boy E It you are tired run down have no appetite get a bottle of Yucatan I Chill Tonic A few doses will set you upgive you a boys appetite make strong and lively as a- twelveyearold Purifies the blood and stren the system 50c a bottle at the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Depart ment II QQid V AsliDy Baker Hicjcman DISSOLUTION SALE S Now Going On CI 2 rheentiestoc mush go re gardless of price vUn orderto wind up the affairs of Ashby Baker Hickman Saturday marks the endE of the first week of this sale which is C a Record Breaker f9r Ibw prices Remember This Sale Cjntinuesl 30 itI Days V t d in I I a r 1 E 1 4 I Yard wide LL Domestic 5c Hope Dleached 7c OBryan Bros and Blue Label Overalls regular 1f I Value189c j I 1 I BAKER HICKMAN 1 MadisonviUe r n Kentucky JiL I 1 i t r y IR MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION Boy Clothing StylesP 1 f Mothers who are particular about their boys rap t j pearance are invited to investigate our stores clothing t and urge to compare values We know this storesI method affords opportunity to dress the boy wellsmart well made nifty and different clothes at no higher cost than the other kind We are outfitting hnndredstof boys in tile nearby cities Why notybure Not only have we the regular styles ofboys suits but stouts suits with extra trousers plotted Norfolks for thin boysieto Shoes hats and all furnishings that go with v t If you cant bring the boys we will be pleased to send I goods on approval We pay expressage on purchases i5 and up Mail orders are given our personal atten I tion Just try usno Item too small none too large j 1 I r IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE I r I 11r t FOR SALE1Fowls and Eggs from FaJ j IIstockJ B per Barred Rocks 200 Rhode Island Red 150 H G DAVIS 1 t Madisonville Ky 1LiuneAimn nn aAnn linh nplytJIUV rr I Aflaula Brood Coop i ti MADE OF HEAVY I GALVANIZED IRONiiI AdvantagesI I FIRST They are collapsable and can be put i away in the fall in a few minutes in a Very small spaceVand reassembled when needed in two minutes eachtSECOND The sanitary features of coops cannot be excelled as the ventilation is perfect andithe bottom can be removed in one minute without any trouble quickly cleaned and replaced without removI t ing any other section of the coop as there are no bolts screws hinges or fastenings to bother with Lice or a vermin will not harbor in galvanized iron there being no crevices in which to secrete themselves and multi ply nor for disease germs to finda lodging placed These coops are absolutely proof against Rat Wea r sles Minks Skunks and other chicken eating ani Wjtijii mals Government statistics show that rats destroy t t more chickens every yearthan every ochcr agency THIRDS It its made of heavy Galvanized and is as rigid as a wooden coop but does not Ironr I dampness it isalso absolutely weather proofeven y the most driving rain It is as cheap as any coP and has many advantages not found in them The different doors can be set in an instant and will remain when placed until changedyFOURTH Made in two sizes with Sand 9 J inch revolving doorsIMADE ONLY BY THE I Atlanta Tin Plate and Sheet IMIIIV fi ATLANTA INDIANA Jt WJ KIRK Agent L MeCliCnV lIe Ky 1 II l 4 ASK TO SEE OUR SWELL JOB WORK l or a y rrTiii urw i f 1i rJ m IIII J t Fr tIfyou are looking for apparel for men women uricl 4 I i children th ri9 nhsohitilv correRfc Ievery Iptail if you are 4 iii t 1o1ifrty1 that apptqtIie nost fastidious tiiste i f and apprtrel tSut is in rheyirv liighafcclassrif youtre look jug for weuniuKstimt weaf look righ Mi nd stay 4iightif I you want wearables tllitperevev resistance to eurptlY k 1 1 us a visit It will resultfto your advantage L If fa We feature Hauan and Rjgal Shoes foV4 men and t c i Mart Schaffner 4 MtrIc8 fine clotlies for men and young 4 I Yinen JOUr womens Readyto Wear Department and em- I 1 I jbouies the Qhbicest creations of Goat SoiitS Dresses Skirts Waists and Millinery I i 4- s i fJ j Complete Home Furnishers i 1 h 1l T r rMembers Merchants Refund Fare I Association 1 L MANN BROS ET i DEPARTMENT STORE I Largest in the State k Henderson Kentucky I ii Funniest Clowns on Earth are With The Robinson Famous Shows worldirnanl ty within the reach of any big circus It always has been thus and always will be as long as human na tare is human nature A boy never forgets his first circus neither does a girl forget if It is piie of the mtloRtoues that mark the altogether tpo fleeting years of child hoods career of innocent and harm less pleasure What would a circus be without a band What would it be without a clown The circus clown latCH his origin back to the beginning of the circus itself and from the immemorial he Importantieiuure n velopment he has bv no moans been left behind fie is funnier now and can do more tricks than ever before toInow or the Robinson Famous ShowsI notIy that played a tatto with his 1donkheels on the dashboard Cfa lit could not get a Job He J must be versatile or look for another position jThe acrobatic work is only a small performancer of iifEwhohthe clowns do nottouch or a heroic feature which they no novtburlesTue This always delights the crowd for one of the th ings which pleases an Amerlcanaudienoe is to see some one reaiculed- It is the rough and tumble and apparently furiously abusive acts knocks and slaps of the clown that invariably create the most laughter The nlore they kick pound and bent and club each other over the head face and buck the more pleasfug it seems to be It has been one of the best circuses on the road for years but what would its vast array of circus talent mount to if it weie not for the tireless work Of the funny fellows InIhe pres ence of the clowns is eseutial The burlesque clowns the rube clowns the short clowns the tall clowns the graceful clowns contingent of more than twentyfive with the not inson Famous Shows Without the clown the petite pretty equestrian could not have his brief visit the acrobats could not get their second breath and the mu sicians couldnot catch a moments rest Originally a 111111 to cheap en the salary list aud to serve the above purposes the circus fools fea tures with a circus and command liberal salaries Theyare bo longer Used to full in All the clowns will be here with the big shows oa May 6 1911 at Mad Isonvllle Old papers for sale at the Bee office opIWe dont mean just stop the irri tation in your throatbutcure the underlying cause Cough syrups cannot do this It takes a constitutional tonic body ptoperlranis the remedy you need HEUE IS PROOF MM Minnie Opgooil qf Glens Fans N Y write1 After trying soVornl rem edies for D bad cough and cold without benefit I ivna naked to try Vinol Itworked lIke magic It cured my cold and cough and I gained in health and frmustcInderfulsaw If we cannot stop tjiat cough with VINOLour delicious cod livdr and iron tonic which is made ithout oilwe will not charge ybuyli propositIonandought to be ac cepted Dont you think so With this understanding we ask you to try a bottle of VINOL l ST BERNARD MINING COMPANY Incorporated Drug Department ELEVEN SCHOOL TEACHERS Killed in Pennsylvania WreckSpread- jug Rails Cause Disaster So far as it is possible taaecertain eight persons were burned io death three fatally injured that their lives are despaired of audjscores of persons were out burned and bruised in the wreck of the teach ers special oat of Utlca N Y near Easton Pa yesterday Spreading rails aro believVd to have caused the disaster iv Garrison at Paris Increased 3 The Paris garrison has been reer forced with IG000 men bv Jng to the fact that the General Federation of Labor preslsts In holding monster demonBtration to day despite the fact that the Government lias blted it prohI rFEW SPECIALS AT TIIS Great NEW Bargain t Sf j Mens 60 Handkerchiefi8 MB I TMens lOc Sox Black Jand fi Fancy in Mens Balbriggan Underwear J 45 N 2 iWeMens 5 Lw Cut Shoes 3 in Tans Blacks Fateutsi ji GunMetal 9fFactory Cotton 60 per y CalicOes 4e per 4Pearl Buttons Jc per lEq Mens 5 and 6 dozenIBrown Grey Blue Ser Black Mohair 3 45 1HOPKINS COOPERATIVE CU- pH MORTON Manager t l Kentucjniya p o i so Madisonville TO Little Rock Ark 1 J RoundTrip I Account Annual Reunion Confederate Veterans J MAY IS TO 18I Tickets on Sale May i3 14 15 Return Limit May 23 J Extension Final Limit June 14 j Louisville Nashville official line for Madisonville Camp 528 I Veterans and c IiIfriendsleave Madisonville 4 509 p mt May 15 arrive G thrie 62J p m leave Qutli tie Special U C V Train 650 p m arrive Memphis 8a m This train composed of I vestibuledcoaches free reclining chair cars standard arid tourist sleepers and dining car via Louisville Iron Mountam RouteI I I DONT MISS THIS TRIP 1 J ii tjj lt For further information sleeping car reservation etc call on or write L R F DeTRBVILLE T P A L 1 N R S HALL T A KyIj T Jr 1 r Pi 4 I I 4 J Jf t I JO IT r I s r = 1IIII T f SHOpINf t a fIOPlcINSrITLERAILROAD PARES FRII I i All this Spring the undersigned will refund railroad i fares on purchases Spend fIfTEEN DOLLARS with any of us and we will refund both ways up to 25 miles Spend TwentyFive DoIIurand your fare wHIbeD refundedupto 5Q miles J H yEverythingAnd Carpets Mens and Women Clothing REACH FuRNITURE CO incorporated WALL 1 McGOWAR Furniture Carpets Refrigerators Shoes J1fCOLORED COLUMN Mrs Elizabeth Hawkins Of Lex iMissloistalk to the Sunday school and church We gave a contribution to her work May God bless her labor Mortons Gap is all astir The Baptist church there under the leadership of Rev P D Gordon bad 87 conversions in IS nights The revival was followed by u big bap II tizing on the fourth Sunday Revs Gordon and Whitestde both made strong talks at the water As a token of their loves for their pastor the church presented Rev Gordon a 35 suit of clothes I Lee Daniel Thomas the son ofs Brother and Sister L W Thomas of Hecla was instantly killed by the water bucket at the Hecin I water shaft on Monday the 24th He had been to school that morn lug but left at tho morning recess Wo sympathize with the bereaved parentsRev Evans was called to the home of Brother John Lacy on the 27th to attend the funeral of his 0 j year old son Finis The child Iud j monthsOur i grief stricken parents I Rev C OVMarks and family have I moved Into the parsonage of the A J M E Z Church A reception in I boiler of the pastor was held at the i A M E Z Church on Saturday night April 22 Parson Poors Donation Party at the A M E Z Church last Monuay night Aprll24 was a grand success Prof Driver remains very sick also Virgil Patterson FatherLewt 4 doing well Rev J A floyd reports a good 4 revival at his charge at Oakville Ky Pro Bell wall kept out of school HohaJ11gbschoolpraises of the city school at Mad I sonville Wednesday night April 26 t + + t + 6t IIMSWe have just placed in stock that wonderful4 Liquid Magician Colorite which will instant E ly change your straw hat to any color leaving a beautiful glossy finish Can also be used on 4Leathcr Rattan WIcker WoodV or any similarS t Furnished in the following colors CARDINAL RID NAVY BLUE Afif GREEN POWNS JET BLACK CABET BLUE BURNT STRAW VOLT4 i rfLET US SHOW YOU SAMPLES IST BERNARD DRUG STORE ST BERNARD MINING CO MCORPORATEDSEARLINGTON KENTUCKY i + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ++ + + O + Tr To S 4 + = RQBT SORY M D rpractlco limited to diseases of Eye Ear Nose and Throat ISEyes Tested Glasses Fitted i SSr OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M2 TO 430 P4 tOfice Over C L ROM GroccryS Center Street 5 MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY e fr e 1 t ROUND TRIP TO HENDERSON FREE V 1 1 rfr J 1 J COME TO HENDERSON TO DO YOUR SHOPPINGp v i rInkip So ni t p v H HE Henderson Merchants Refund Association offers 11you free jrpund trip transportation on purchases of 20bo or more ftom all railroad point l within 20 miles and from all points further on a basis of one round trip mile forJ I S each additional is 100 purchase i 0 i l 9rnplee sock afford reater arietlw r prjcesrf and better values than any trade center catering tb your needs in thivcinitandyou spend your money withinI your own State v i All Lines of erchandise Are Represented includingev teryjhing for personal or household use U v Come to Ffenderson save 1J10neV i every purchase and have your fare refunded J Fhi Henderson Merchants Refund Assii A 3 a I otI a