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Tuesday m 1 KfeCIltH A and 9fMMJ9iltb9KHStS?S'' - f fi" f "5V 1 ll B TUESDAY k FRIDAY IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR TWENTY-SECOND f If BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE YEAR AGED CITIZ&N Of FRIDAT EAkLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1911 No. 3 HAIL, RAINJND WIND ' the Richland Country Passes Away Was a Brother of Mrs. E'R'.McEucn of This City. - Do Considerable Damage in This Portion of the State. Madisonville Notes . llZI BY AILEEN DAVIB. riiuiBuii uiuuversury reception, tnii at the Elks' Home in. this I evening of May' 8, to attend the . .. 11 Mc-i- n. giv- - BIG PHONE LINES MERGE city y i a Edward MoUary, Htid aged citizen Green and Louisville April 27. Juliu Chautauqua Literary Club. GREEN RIVER' OUT OF ITS BANKS of the Richland country and well Sippel, of Irvington, 1b a man of 3; Companies Will Operate The Chautauqua Club was ex- Saturday.' known in this city, passed away at quisitely trades, and workB at all of them.. entertained Thursday WlndowH bn.kun hi couches when his honib Monday morning. Mr. Togather. Mrs. Burr Young, of MortoiiB Gap, He has a night run on the L. H. ac tho beautiful new home the M. H. & E. passenger train pull- McUary was an solwaB in tho city Saturday visiting L. branch. He alpo owns and Earliugton yards Saturday dier and a life long member of the or Mis. Jas. II. Hush, which lias relatives. ed in runs a $1,500 farm near Union Star CONTROLS IMPORTANT just been completed in the Biibuibs, evening there were found 32 window Richland baptist church. He had y besides Mr. Sippel is a, shoemaker,, Don't forget the INDEPENDENT COMPANIES broken in one conuh. This whs done boon in ill health foi tho past five south of this city. Bee bus a branch office for Madi and works' at his ahop all' day at IrvThe members responded to tho by a sovoro hall storm at Broonu.n. years, He leaves u wife and four sonville people in Morton's FurniWith the purchase of the Home ington. roll call with quotations from Ky. The hull was bo large and fell sons, JamcB, Will, Tom and Jossle Mr. Sippel formerly lived her-whture Store. If you want advertis- Telephone Company of Bowling after which Mrs. J. D. Sory with such velocity on account of n and one slator Mrs. E R. McEuen of he was firing on the M. H. & E ing work or wish to Biibscribe Green and the Central Homo Telehigh wind that the engineer waB this place. Ftnleral services were read a very flue article on "Uses of for the paper, call up ' phone & Telegraph Co. of Louis- passenger run. number 4. Memory, tatid Its De compelled to stop his train until the held at Pleasant view today at one Instinct and AiiiKBN Davis; Manager. ville it is said to have completed a storm closed. The heavy rainfall o'clock and he wus iatd away in the velopment," which was very much C. P. Ashby, of Hopklnsville, was merger of the most important indeenjoyed. Saturday night and Sunday' washed presence of a large: number of frieudB B. HARDIN DR. L G. RAY DR. pendent telephone line in Kentucfcy-TelephoFollowing this, Mis. W. L. Gor In town Friday visiting relatives. away a portion of the I. C. road bod relatives and neighbors. Companies at Paducah, don, Jr., read a most excellent paMr. and Mrs. John L. Grayot, of botwnon Dokovon and Sturgls, and per on' "Byron's London," being a Smithland, arrived here Saturday to Winchester, Owensboro, Lexington, EUHO OF TOBACCO RAID Drs. Hardin & Ray caused considerable delay to trafllc. fine portrayal of the city at that spend the month of May. Frankfort, Owenton, Carrollto n and Tho principal damage has been Mrs. fJ. O. Osborne visited Mrs. Hopklnsville are 6aid to have been done along the Green River Valley Alleged Hopklnsville Night Riders De. time, as seen by this famous poet. An intensely interesting account Will Bradley in Earliugton Satur- - acquired previous to closing of deal where tho rlfie has been sudden and fendants in Suit. for the Bowling Green exchange. of "Lincoln's Cathedral" was given Jay. People havo movdlstructivo. Painless Extracting The Central Home Telephone and by Mrs. M. J Clarke. Mrs. J. W. ed out of the Panther creek neigh Owoiif-boroKy., April BO The Prltohett, Jr., leader of the "Bound Chas. Manou, the Kandy Kitchen Telegraph Company owns a controlani Porcelain.Work borhood near OwenBboro. The river May term of United States Court proprietor of this city, has arranged ling int'erest in the Louisville Home High Class Dentistry it out Specialty Btands 28 feet and will gj to 31 feet. convenes here in the morning. Table," uniquely conducted the se- to open a Kandy Kitchen in n Telephone Company, and control of ries of Current Events. Ttltphont 3M If the rainfall continues the likeli- Judge EvaiiB and the other court O&ctSerintt Bank Bid. and for this Durposo has important independent companies A beautiful luncheon was served hood of a serious frqshet is siilllulent ofllclalB arrlvpiHonlght from Louis Maiisenfille, Kentucky in three courses, at the conclusion leased a room In the Victory build- throughout the State is said to be for to cauBo alarm. Lowlaud farmers vllle. ing. the purpose of protecting iudependwill undoubtedly be delayed with Tho most important case on the of the program, by this charming Mr. and Mrs. Lona Tapp and Mrs. corn crops, Biuce there can be docket Is that of Mrs Elsie Gaylord hostesB. their S. D. Langley are iu Nashville visitno planting for several week in the Latham, of New York, against the Thurda.y Afternoon Literary Club ing friends. flooded acres. There are thousands city of Hopklnsville and a number Mrs. Wm Simpson waB the charm-lu- g John M. Young, of Millport, waB of aores which will be inundated of alleged night riders as a result of hostess Thursday, at one of mark is reached. the raid on Hopkiusville when the most enjoyable seBsionB of the in town Saturday visiting his sou, when tho the Chas. Young. Lowland wheat wiJl also be hurt, Latham tobacco factory was deThursday Afternoon Literary Club P?of. T. Ht Smith, superintendent ospeollly If wurin, bright day a ac- stroyed by Are. Senator Bradley is company the decline of the water. .here as counsel for Mrs. Latham and at her home on South Scott street m of the Hartford graded schoolB, There's quite a difference in the quality of Rnbbov Roofing spefnt Sunday here with his family. This wm "cook" tho fields, which isreadvfora trial. Scores of wit- this city, W. Mrs. C. Nisbet as leader, of the MrB. Carlos Wright, of Guthrie, are covered by the flood. There nesses are also here in the cases. is don't spend your money for something ttie, merchant won't' stand "Lesson Review" gave an excellent will bo much dam ago along White, in Mortons Gap visiting her parents, story of "Our Country of Today." behind. Our ' Headaches Signs of Danger. Patoka and Wabatth rivers as they ThlB being followed by a most in- Mr. and Mrs. Burr Young, for a few Anyone in this town that sutlers are all booming. days. splitting, uervouB teresting paper read by Mrs. Ernest After working from Saturday night frequently from to go once to Gordon and Virgil Puttman, of tho Claytor on "Diplomatic and Conheadaches oukIh at untill 11 o'clock' yesterday morning druggist and get a 2oo bottle of our sular White Plaint), were in Madibonville Services." the big landslide on the L., H fc St. Caristedt's German Liver Powder. Miss Bonnie Vera Murphey then Saturday. always indicate consti L. railroad one and half miles east! Headaches Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Patterson, of in her own stylo sketched "The of Hawotvllio, Ky., was removed pation in a dangerous form, that may result in other extremely seri- Lady of tho Decoration." which was Evansvllle, Ind., are visiting Mr. Is made by the largest Roofing Manufacturers in thoU S. and and traffic waB resumed between ous ailments sometimes even very much enjoyed, and proved ,aia"nd.. Mrs. Lonuie Bailey.. Louisville and Evatibvillo. Passen- - ilright's Disease and Appendicitis. very littiug thereis-nonbetter made. Wo buy ouly iu car load lot9 and will ger train No 4 on tho "Texas" was Our Caristedt's German Liver Pow- - Program. climax to this Patriotic, MissMajorle Whitfield, of Earliugton, waB in town Saturday wljh on ine jjiver, wio real save you, money. uor annulled Saturday night because of causeacis constipation a few dosoB of Mrs. Simpson, during the social frieuds. tho laudsllde nearllaweyvUle. The entirely remove the trouble insure We make a specialty of doing two ollluials of the road at Louisville a lastlug cure never fails guaran- hour served a most elaborate and teed If you havo headaches, get a beautiful luncheon in four courses. and threo color work. If you want woie advised that the landslide had Bernard happened and the train was nut run bottle today from the St.Drug De- The ices, individual cakes and classy job work that will give satisAlining Co., Incorporated, miiits were pink tulips with the faction see our samples and get of Louisville. AH'truins on the partment. 25o a buttle. out green stem and leaves, the pink and prices at the Madisonville Branch railroads were operated on schedule green colorB scheme being thought- Office in Morton'B Furniture Store. OOJMF'-A.JSlEarlington Defeated. time yesterday. The Southern hnd AiiiEKX Davis, Manager. trouble neat Boonvllle but did not Iu tho game of ball between tho fully carried out throughout the INCORPORATED different courses. 4 Btop trains Harry Talliferro has accepted the Earliugton Athletic Club and the position as business manager of the At Runisey, Ky., the riyer stage Dawson High school, at Dawson Blue Stocking Club. Lock No. 2 is at flood height and Saturday, the lattor team won by a MadiBonvllle Kandy Co., and will Mrs. Boy L. Hall beautifully enrising rapidly. The lock walls are score of 8 to 1. j (Continued on Page 1.) Blue Stocking tertained submerged and water is rapidly It was a fast game throughout, her borne the EaBt Broadway Club at on Saturrising oven the low ground. Since the nine innings being played in day afternoon. Friday thore has been 2 88 inches one hour and eighteen minutes. Swindly, for Dawson, pitched fine The roll call was responded to rainfall at that point and farmers in ball. Only seven hits that section aro preparing for the Earliugton. Mitchell,being allowedd with quotations from Robert BurnB. for rise that will follow the precipitaexcellent ball except in The "Lesson Review" was ably tion predicted by the weather bureuu the third inuluir when nine safe hitA lead by Miss Margaret Victory, in Condensed Copy the Report Earlington Bank and two wild throws iave Dawson which bhe discussed the lives and nnri will not bo cauirht iiidlwui-hh- . works of poetB and prose writers of ReportB from Bowling Green, Ky., e,t'ht rUl'8 the "Victorian Era." aro that thore has been 2.83 Inches Conditions in Canton Desperate. This being followed by the "Magaof rainfall there and Green river is Conditions In Canton are Reported zine Review," conducted by Miss rlalrtrr faafr Tim rlvor rnrrlaturnri 1Q font. thnrA. It was rMII rniniiiir at.' desperate. There aro 80,000 soldiers Ruby Morton which doalt with the .MADE TO THE SECRETARY, OF STATE AS OF APRIL 12lh, 1911 within tho walls and it 1b feared manners aud customs, as well as Bowling Green last night. j many will join the rebels if they the queer little people, who 'inhabit ' seem to be getting the upper baud. the "Emerald Isle." HAYWOOD Thirty rebels who were barricaded Mibb Virginia Tate read a most in a store were burned to death and OfjjMurder Trial Fame Urges National others Biiioide, tho excellent sketch of the "Lifo of committed troops having Bet fire to the build- - Robert Burns," after whioh Mrs, Wide Strike. Hall served a most ,'dolloious and beautiful three course luncheon. No More Dyspepsia-Gas- , D. Haywood, acquitted William Resources Liabilities of complicity in the murder of foror other Stomach Troubles. Miss Bonnie Vera Murphey was a mer Gov. Steunonburg, of Idaho, Nothing will remain undigested or guest of tho club. Loans & Discounts. $ 78,671.25 "). stomach if you strike on the bout on your Dlg'esteze. a powerurged a nation-widi Stocks and Bonds. . Entertains at Cards. take a little 4,000.00 $ 15,000.00 CapitaJ'Stock day the MoNamara brothers are willdigestive, harmless and pleasant ful Overdrafts Secured brought to trial on charges of hav- aB Maple Syrup. For Bale by the Mrs. Lonnie Bailey was hostess ajt ing dynamited the Los Angeles drug department of the St. Bernard a most beautiful card party at her and Unsecured.. 422.83 Surplus-- . Mining Company, Incorporated. home on 'South Main Street, when 5,500.00 Times' building. FixBhe entertained at "Bridge" Friday Furniture and afternoou iu honor of several visittures 1,340.00 Undivided. Profits. 982.97 k ors, Mauy exciting rubbers were :?: OH 1 Gash on Hand and Due played, at the conclusion of which a 191,089.27 Deposits;- rare and dainty two course luncheon From Oilier Banks- 128,138.16 GO WITH US TO aft-ernoon Wednesday. Will Cox, of Nebo, was here Saturday. Miss Topsy Nichols, of Ooutral Bowling City, was in the city a few hours en t telephono intereHtB. J, D. Powers, of that'ofty; vjoe president of Home Company, and S. M, Heller, Ih general manager. the-Centr- A Shoemaker, a Fireman and a Farmer-CloverportvKy., &-S-t. Semi-Weekl- Em-erso- q, e or-jo- ue . DENTISTS . Earl-Ingto- 30-fo- ot DO YOU ' NEED ROOFING? " WEATHERPROOF RUBBER ROOFING GET OUR PRICES TtJVLT3E:F2 R,UB- YG IVIetdiori-vill- Ky. ,1 Earliug-toiiipltohe- of of a THE OLD BANK" . '? " e . Sisk Brothers JH4 I'll l" -- Book Company served. Her, guests included Meadames Claude Rosb, Heldry Spencer, M. K. Gordon. Frank Cordier, Alex Luns-forH. H. Holeman, W.O. Morton, waB n I! i M $.212,5.72.24,- - S2I2,"572."24 d, Vm. Barnhill, Lilly Carr, Wm. n, Madisonville, Ky. Where they sell all kinds of School Supplies, Stationery, Watches, Clocks, A Hopewell, Jerrold Jonson, Falcom Baker, V. J.DuJin, J. D. MoPher-bo- u, Jr., Artie Cummint, Ben Sla-toDubartis LSmith, Russell Mc": Leod, S. D. Langley, Win, Prftctf-et- t, and Miss Fannie Arnold. M. H, Tappan, of Earliugton, was Jewelry of all kinds, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Pictures, Picture Frames, Etc. Prompt Attention Given ail Orders and Satisfaction Guaranteed i urn mum i " Jmm.i mum win ww wr Mini L 111 returned to Saturday, after spending Nashville the past week In this territory attending to the interests of the roof nore Saturday. Bailey Patterson In presenting the above statement of condition of Earlington Bank, its officers and directors beg to call attention to the strong position reflected in the report, and to thank their friends for the business vhici has made so favorable report possible. "Safety Before Profits" will continue to be our motto, and upon this. basis we solicit your business. I n J iiiii - ' ing house, for which ho Is traveling." Miss Rosa Gdldtiamer, of Princp. tou, will arne in the city today to be the; guestjof Misbos Margaret and XiOiilBO McPhorson, until .tter the wj EAKLINGTON BANK W. 8.. PHILLIPS, .Cashier K ICbc J ASSOCIATE EBKOR ANO BUSINESS Subscription Rates .! One Year MIMI " 1 J ADDITIONAL MDAISOHVILLE NQTES EDITOR ANO PUBLISHER J. . PAWOETT PAUL M. MOORE. MANAGER Member ef Kentucky Press Association i end Second District Publishers League 4-- MISS Rev. J. W. Mltohell held in kindly remembrance by tliEarlington people, Is now minister of the Christian 6' SIhkIo copies Church at Tucson, Arizona. On his card he cordially invites thi public Spaclmon copies mailed freo to attend services at the "Old Dobe accept this position. oa application. CorrespondSohool House," Miss Maria Jordan, of Guthrie, ents wanted in all parts of the Ky., is vlsitlug the family of J. E. B&SX BURNIHG county. Address us for Fawcett. Miss Luclle Wilson, of Henshaw, At Brandenburg -N- ightlRideraJCharged lis visiting the family of W. S. WIN dix months . . .' Threo mouths .. $1.00 50 25 (Continued from Page 1.) have entlrH charge of the Kaudy Kltohen in Eirltngton, but will look after the business of both concerns. Mr. Talllferro has been connected with the Salmon-Youn- g Grocery do. for several months, having resigned the first of May' to Church Notes ' "I'll ill .. '""- "- """ '- C- ""- -- ""! I HM C: A. MORTON MADISONVILLE; KY, Funeral Director and Embalmer Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. son. Misses Elizabeth Gollday and Brandenburg, Ky., April 29. The Lucy Gaines of Hopklnsvllle, were large tobacco barn of George Mead, the guests of Mrs. F. O. Baker Sat- or, containing a crop of 20,000 Tuesday, May 2, 1911 Telephone 47 urday and Sunday. pounds of tobacco, was destroyed Dr. Roy Robinson, of HopkitiB-vill- e, by fire at an early hour thismorn-in- g was here Sunday and everything ltidioates that it DECLIlfED WITH THANKS Miss's Sadie Buck, of Hopklns- was the work of incendiaries, MeadEarly to bed and early to rise, vllle, has neen the guest of Miss ow's horses having been turned loose Taft and Roosevelt Refused to Name EUie Morrow for the pa9t few days. before the structure was set ablaze. Attend to your business and Triplets. Four wefkB ago it is said every H. R. Cox, of Nebo, is. here visit-lu- g advertise. farmer of the Milam seottoujreceiYed daughter, Mrs. Mattie BarAnd you will be healthy, prosHenderson, Ky., April 28. "De- ron. his through his mail box a warning as perous and wise. clined with thanks" is the Bubstance follow: Will Phillips, of Earlington, was "We warn you to destroy your toof letters received by Mr. and Mrs. hero Saturday on business. George W. Duncan, of Corydo'n, bacco beds or abide the conseClem Armstrong returned Satur- - quences. Keep your mouth shut (from former President Theodore ANNOUNCEMENTS Roosevelt, President Taft, Mrs. Rub-- , day from a visit to .frieudB in Hop and do as told or you will bo sorry." sell Sage and Miss Helen Gould, all Jkirisville Two matches were attached to We are authorized to announce L. of whom have been invited to name Get the habit of coming to the each of the warning cards. "SK. Ray as a candidate for y Meador had fifteen hogs in his sto represent HopkltiB comity in the triplets born to the Duncans March branch office of the . 8 last. Morton's Furniture Store, barn, but today he is unable to loSlower house of the next General Bee, at ot Kentucky, Bubject to the "Well, well," said the mother, when you want engrav.ed cards, em- cate more thau four of them. taction of lhe Democratic party. holding the letters from the notables bossed letterheads, dance tickets or Bullets Whiz at Lodge Meeting in In her lap. "I thought they had programs. We have the best and Compton, Ky. We are authorized to announce forgotten our request. I'm glad let us figure with you on prices. t3asB L. Walker as a candidate for George and Campton, I didn't wait to name Aileen Davis, Manager. monotony of aKy., April 30. of The 'StepreBentatlvQ from Hopkins couu-- v routine session the the babies now." To a neighbor in the lower house of the next Miss Gertrude Fox. of Whlto "doneral Assomblyof Kentucky sub- Mrs. Duncan confided that 8h and Plains, Ib visiting her uncle, A. J. lodge of Junior O. U. A. M, at .Trent Saturday night was broken by ject to ttie action of the Democratic her husband had grown tired of the Fox, in this city. 3arty. the whizzing of bullets about the apparent delay and had named the' children themselves. They will be Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hall will ar- members' neads. We are authorized to announce called Ralph, Ruth and Ruby. rive in the city Tuesday from 35d L. Young as a candidate to Started by the crashing of glass Hopkins county In the lower Frankfort, for a short visit to rela- arid the buzz of the leaden pellets, You Can Eat Anything. lhe u se of the next General Assembly the members first sought Bhelter beof Kentucky, subject to the action Eat what your stomach craves tives. hind convenient obstacles and when Rev. S. M. Bernard and family the firing ceaoed dashed into the of the Democratic party. without the slightest fear of indigestion, which is an awful feeling. You have removed to their nice modern Btreet to see who had fired the with The only apparent reason why will not be bothered Nausea, Sour home, corner Main and Lake streets, shots. The shooter or shooters had Bad Stomach, Heartburn, they will be glad to greet disappeared, however. No motive cthe water in Evansville hotels is Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will wherefriends. is known for the mysterious shots. their take It reToday David aaever soft seems to be because lieves one dose of Digesteze. Magic. Mrs. Kltchel Walker and chil- young mau namedCold iron and a and cures as if by dren, of Henderson, are in this city arrested by Sherilf Edwards were by, "Mie Ohio river is hard Pleasant as Candy. Relief in one Salley on susminute. Get a 60c bottle from, the the guests of Mtb. C. A. Morton. picion that they knew something of drug department of the St. Bernard the shooting. They will be given For Rent Mre. R. L. Feuwlck Sr. spent the .Mining Company, Incorporated. an examining trial tomorrow before in Madlsonvllle yeBterday with One four room house, good loca- Justice of the Peace Coombs. Wallace Crenshaw left yesterday tion, water and out buildings, thereon Robert. H. C. BOUAXAXD. For Eent Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cannon who for a business trip over the I, 0. Rev. J. M. Burden.' of this place, "Jias been visiting the family Of P. Ono four room hnuso, good locawas In MadlEsquire Jas. Priest ?P. Price, of this city for several days was In Madlsonvllle 'yesterday on sonvllle yesterday attending Fiscal tion, water and out buildings. H. C. BoUBIiAND court. business. Jtmvi returned home. Branch Office in Marten's Farnitare Stare, 119 Saath Main Street, Madi- AILEEN DAVIS, Mgr. seneille, Kentacky, Phone He. Semi-Weeklly rep-Tcsnnt With Incendiary Fire. ,za "zzz Every housekeeper who takes pride in her ability to manage her affairs economically, and in keeping down ex penses, should bo interested in seeing the finest Refrigerator made. Wo carry a full line of the tESnM Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators ice-savi- acknowledged to be tho most perfectly sanitary and refrigerators ever put on tho mar d ket. Save fully on your ice bill and lasts a lifetime. Ordinary refrigerators only last about five years. Made of polished oak or satin walnut with real porcelain Constructed throughout in tho lining all in one piece. strongest and most substantial manner. Come in and let us show you their many valuable features one-thir- St. Bernard Mining Cb. INCORPORATED r t ? 1. tarlingten, Kentucky , THE - BEST - TELEPHONE - SERVICE '" '.'.""" i' .'.' ". t." .I1," LOOK HERE, MB. FARMER 1 Note that the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, incorporated, Is ottering to yon an ideal proposition (or telephone service. Usine our service you have ot long distance connections to every important puint in the United State. Tbe advantages of telephone service in you' residence are too nutucraus to mention, but a rifting them would be dally communication with the market , obtaining prices getting accurate reports i n the weather, calling up your neighbor, friends and relatives. AM these ad vantages aid pleasures are more than worth the price you would pay for the service. Literature and information furnished by calling on our irtnagor, K. G Mann. mm;'" '. "' dy CUMBERLAND ncorpeTELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH GO. reJed - I HBMHHHHH 9 THE IMPORTANT QUESTION: MW k mam IssssW' sssssVfelsW . J,J'sHssm Ht!M3k H sssssHBIhsi' "How About That Spring Suit?" The month of May with its sunshine and flowers has been ushered in." Are you prepared for the change of the season? We can fit you out in a dressy suit, any color, best measures, for a smaH'price. You will also find here the very latest styles in men's shoes, hats, shirts and neckwear. Our line of spring and summer und.erwear is complete arid the prices are not excessive. For the ladies, we have a handsome line of 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 -- f BiiRvis 1 IThe m indicate knowledge A on the head Bumps Bumps Slips and Gaps never annoy FLORSHEIM wearers. "Hugtite". heels and perfect fit- 7 j 1 indicate on the feet illfit-tin- g, "i ting insteps are the improperly made shoes. I Florsheim lt Natural Shape" shoes are made overlasts modeled from the natural foot and we know how to fit them. Most Styles $5.00 j reasons why "Natur al Shape" Florsheim . call at this store and let us show you our line of goods. We know e haye the best the market affords for the price and we ' ' ' V want you to know it, ' ' , . . Shoes always give perfect fit and satisfaction. We are sole agents Most Styles $5.00 I FOR SALE BY St, Bernard Mining Go. INCORPORATED T. BERNARD MINING CO. INCORPORATED j FOR SALE BY Urnard Mining Co. INCORPORATED ' W. R. COYLE MANAGER STORE '"W.'-IEarlington, WIFSRVA sb r COYLE NIoLiiLSLgejr . W. R. COYLE MANAGER L STORE Ll ai Store -- K' ..,.. :':: '.j j Kentucky at V. ' W.WWAVAVhh!Y.VAW I S H H B. M. SLATON . &&&Z. fjt ik .T. MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION C. Ccnttr St W. LINDSAY Wholesale and Retail Funeral Director, :: Licensed Embalmer W I NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. Cigra, Cigarettes? Tobacco U Phone 124-- 2 MADISONVILLE, KY- - Boys Clothing Spring and Summer Styles Mothers who are particular about their boys' appearance are invited to investigate our store's clathing and urge to compare values. Wo know this store's method affords opportunity to dress the boy well smart well made, nifty and differont clothes at no higher cost than the other kind. We are outfitting hundreds of boys in the nearby cities. Why notyours? Nob only have we tho regular styles of.boys' suits, but Btouts, suits with extra trouBers, plaited Norfoiks for thin boys, etc. Shoes, hats and all furnishings that go with them. If you can't bring the boys wo will be pleased to send goods on approval. We pay expressage on purchases $5 and up. Mail orders are given our personal attention. Just try us no Item too small, none too large. '' r " 125 E. "MADISONVILLE, KY. I Jr 1 WHEN IN MADISONVILLE John Thompson, of the country, wore la town Saturday. Mrs. B. A. Slaten, of Madlsonville, spout Friday in this city with fnende. Geo. Brooks visited friends in Sobreo aud Robards Friday. Will Grouogg, of Nashville, was in town Saturday visiting friends. Mrs, 9. Coilman', of the country was in town Saturday. Miss Katie Murrell wns in Madi Bonville Saturday shopping. EGQ3 foh Sale After April 15 wo will soil Bull Orpington, White Wyandotte aud White Leghorn eggs for 60o per setting of 15. J. D. MoPhekbon, Jk , Madlsonville, Ky. Mrs. 0. O. Osborne, of Madison-villspout the day here with friends Friday. Little Miss Hattie Polk Crenshaw s.jeiit week-en- d with relatives Jn Mr. and Mrs, o News of the Town Marvin Mitchell cipent Sunday In Hopirlnsvllle with friends. Frank Oldham and Yandoll imido a businoBB trip to Hop. kinsvlllo Sunday. Clarence Mnolioll timdo a busl-tffetrip to HnpkluBvllle Monday. Earl Co'llnu, of Pombroke, spent Sunday bore. Miss Parl Lanier, who has been visiting frlendB In Nladlsouvlllfi, haB returned home. Dr. Brandon, of Hopklnsvllle, was In this city Sunday. Ola Shaver, of Nashville, spent Sunday in the city with friends. Mrs. Freeman and Miss Martin, of Uvannvllle, are tlio fiesta of Mrs. FeiHviok. W, J. Bailey., Madlsonvlllo, Ky., Maciltionvillo. Lylo Robtnsou, of Mortons Gap, pianos, Sheet MubIo, Books, Htiya-icligmade a business trip to this city Typewriters, Ribbon, Carbon Friday. Pa$er. Mail orders sollcltod, Bulley Patterson, of Nashville, W. J. BAIIjKY, Tenn., made a business trip to this Madison,vllle, Ky. Telephone 101 8. city Friday. Mrs. Marvin Lanier spent Fridi y Mr. aud Mrs. Poto Helb.of Corbin, Ky., are visiting frlonds in this city, In Evansv'filv, John X. Taj lor, of Greenville, w, s Mrs. Lily Carr, of Madlhonville, iu town Friday. was in town Saturday. Mrs. B. E. Nixon was in Mortons Wanjed 100 miners at once for Bteady work. Apply to Gap Monday visiting her sister, Mrs. It. P. Slaton, who is very low NoivroNViiiLE Coal & Coke Co., Til-for- d y Visit the Princess .Theater, the best moving tures in the country. Something new each night. Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5. Good music a specialty. IIMI pic- x PRICES 5 II .. .Ill A. D. NOE, Jr., Manager. II , 8c. IO GESTT I, . ss J I - s, J. W. Thomas,, mill man of on Wau hore yesterday business. Tuob Logan, the popular manager of the Grand Leader at thiB, place was in the, county seat Monday. Olty Attorney Geo. W. Bates wns in, Madlsonville yesterday attending ' court. Dr. P. B. DaviB, spent Monday at Richmond. f M. H. Tappan, of this city, was in Madlsonville yesterday. F. B. Arnold made a business trip to Madlsonville yesterday. Mrs. N. E. McKiunon, of this city, is visitlnf friends in Olarksville this Madi-Bonvill- e, ORDERS ROLL IN Railroads Call For Equipments and Sup plies. - -- weok. with tuberculosis. H Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if you use DlKcsteze. It helpR your stomach do the work, digests what you eat and makes good rich blood from your food. No more Sleepless NightB, Headache or Stomach Misery. Get rid of all these troubles with Diges-tezMrs. Willie Kelly, of Evansville, trip to Madisonvjijfe Friday. Flftv cents a bottle, worth tenMiss Alma Renfro, of Bowling fold its cost, at drug department of is the auest of Mm. Elgie GoofTloo. tho St. Bernard Mining Company, Sur-da- y. J. E Furyuson, of St. Charles, Green, will visit relative here Incorporated. was in this city Friday, Chas. Trumphey, of Princeton, Chas. Maiioii, of Madlponvllle, Ky , Is in twn visiting friends. trip to thiB city nindn a business Hnrrv Hramwell, one of the popu Friday. V. (A. Ran. lar L & N. conductors was her Bqrji to Mr. and Mrs. tiolph, Monday noon, h flno j?lrl ycsturdiiy vNitiuo: frieuds. .Tudg A. J. Bennett wns In the baby. Motlior and bnby Retting county mfntorday on business. lon.? nicely f e. Mrs. Mollio Ryan and daughter were in Madlsonville Saturday shop-pr- o Incorporated Nortonville, Ky. Mr, and Mrs, Pete Hero and children, of Corban, Ky., who havo been visiting relatives hero a few days have returned homo. M. B Long, wrb in Madlsonville yoBterday on business. Tlfe many frlendB of H. D. Cow-an- d are glad he has recovered from a severe cold. B. E Nixon was in Mortons Gap yesterday on business. New York, Moy 1. Steel mills reported a suddon and unexpected increase in orders for railroad equipment and supplies received in the last two or three days, making the total for last week nearly 70,000 tons and for the month of April 162 000 tons. Export business was less. Railroad orders for locomotives and cars were larger, Including ninety-thre- e engines for the Southern rail road, but for the month of April the equipment showing waB a poor one. Bridge orders were especially light. Amoung the features of interest in tho structural line was the awarding of a steel contract, 8,000 tous for the Continental Fire Insurance, in New York City, to Milliken BroB. Bids went in on 80,000 tons steel shapes for tho elevated extension and plans for the Hell Gate bridge, now in the hands of fabricators, call for 85,000 tons, Lively as a Boy. no appetite, get a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic. A few doses will set you up give you a boy's appetite-ma- ke you strong and lively as a twelve-year-olPunfleB tho blood and strengthens the system 50c a bottle at the St Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Departd. , IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE J r v j rx c a-- k 1 t 4 Fowls and Esgs from Famous Hawkins Strain ot Barred Kocks. Also pure stock of .Rhode Island Red. Eggs per Betting of 15 fine Barred Rocks $2.00. Rhode Island Red $1.50. lJ Mrs. Johu L. Long, was in Madlsonville FridaY afternoon. Elmer Withorspoon visited reia. Little Edith Owen Sisk mid Nona Wise spent the week end with rola. tives in Madlsonville Saturday. was In Madlsonville tives in MadiHonville, Gilbert Lodk Dr. V. K Nlsbet made a business Saturday. If you are tired, run down, have f H. G. DAVIS NvJSv,f-- ' .3c' Madlsonville. ftv. n,h ,. if Mtj . . LuSWl'imrM nrft nfl.t.,f.!E , , (f fcOYAL Economy Ashby, Baker &? Hickman g DISSOLUTION Now Going On The entire stock must go of price in order to . IS7 ment. 1- . fr . "nntfftnnrfa II Q""- - 51 1 Atlanta Brood Coop MADE OF HEAVY L IRON GALVANIZED Wc Claim for this 0 SALE I Baking Powder The manufacturers of Royal Baking Powder have always declined to produce a cheap baking powder at the sacrifice of quality. Royal Baking Powder is made from pure grape cream of tartar, and is the embodiment of all the excellence possible to be attained in the high est 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 and 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 grocery Mores. Such mixtures are dangerous to use in food. In England, France, Germany and some sections of the United States their sale k prohibited by law. Alum is a dangerous mineral add, and all physicians condemn baking powders containing it. Coop Many Advantages Over Any Other on the Market re-gardl- ess wind up the. affairs of Ashby, Baker & Hickman., Saturday marks the end of the first week of this sale which is a Record Breaker for low prices. w Remember, This Sale Continues 30 Days. All Calicoes in Bolt 4c per yard Yard wide LL Domestic 5c Hope Bleached 7c 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, screws, hinges or fastenings to bother with. Lice or vermin will not harbor in galvanized iron, there' being no crevices in which to secrete themselves anci multiply nor for disease germs to find a lodging place These coops are absolutely proof against Wea-sleMinks, 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 rain. 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. OURTH: Made in two sizes with 8 and 9 inch revolving doors. FIRST: They are collapsable, and can be put Rat, s, Tl f O'Bryan Bros, and Blue Latel Overalls, regul ar $1 Value 89c '.. MADE ONLY BY THE Atlanta Tin Plate and Sheet IMill ATLANTA, INDIANA BAKER & HICKMAN Madlsonville, B. A ,i 7km mhml show tk HEAD of alum bmking mowtter IngratM&HtSm THE LABEL must - r-- J Kentucky W: J. PC IRK, ; Agent a 4 ASK TO SEE OUR SWELL JOB WORK -- V. ,. MttflWf - ' ir rr I 1M W " . .in. tmm mmmmmmmmmmmm women and t nhilclran th-iis ihm)lutilv correct in every rtprui' if you are X ooking for afcylp thpfc app9ivtetotthe inpst fastidious tnste, irid nppareljtjmt is in tbe,verv hifeheat'class if yoajirelook- '. v. . . Jtw ' '.-- .look right and stay nsui, n ., iuu for wearables clint wear, ' , you waub wearables that pffer every resistance to wear pay I If you are looking for apparel for) men, How To Stop Stubborn Cough We don't mean just stop the irritation in your throat but cure the underlying cause. ,, ' Cough syrups cannot do this. It takes a constitutional tonic body builder to do the work properly and cure you to stay cured. Vinol is the remedy you need. ' . m SHOPIN RAILROAD FARES rREE All this Spring the undersigned will refund railroad fares on purchases. Spend Flf TEEN DOLLARS with any of us, and we will refund both ways, up to 25 miles. Spend Twcntq-Eiv- e Dollars and your fare will be refunded, up4 to 50 miles. J. H. ANDERSON & CO. Everything to Wear, And Carpets. d - ' ua a visit. It will resultfto your advantage. We feature Hauan" and Rjgal Shoes foremen, uud art SchafFner & M.irk's fine clothes for men ' and younjiT IW men; our women's Ready-t- o Wear Department, and em' '- - i bo'dies the choicest creations of Coat Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waists aud Millinery. worked llko magic. It cured iny cold and cough and I gained In health nnd strength. I consider Vinol tho most wndcrfal toulo aud iuvlgorator X over saw." with VINOL our delicious cod liver and iron tonic which is made w.ithout oil we will not charge you a cent for the medicine you buy. This seems like a pretty fair nERE ia TROOP Mrs. Mlnnlo Opgootl, of Glens Falls, N. After trying seryeml remedies for a bad cough and cold without benefit, I waa naked to try Vinol. Jt Complete Home FurnisKers L'" If we cannot stop tjiat cough FRANKEL'S BUSY STORE, Incorporated Dry Goods, Shoes, Millinery, . J &' . I k i " Men's and Women's Clothing. KEACH FURNITURE CO. incorporated WALL y McGOWAN, Members Merchants9 Refund Fare Association proposition and ought to be accepted. Don't you think so? With this understanding we ask you to try a bottle of VINOL. ' ST. BERNARD MINING COMPANY Drug Department Incorporated ELEVEN SCHOOL TEACHERS Mrs. Furniture, Carpets, Refrigerators, Clothing, Snoes. n OUUMUU C0L0EED COLUMN. MANN BROS.' Killed in Pennsylvania Wreck Spread- ing Rails Cause Disaster. DEPARTMENT STORE T Largest in the State " Henderson, Kentucky it is possible to ascertain eight persons were burned to death three fatally injured, that their lives are despaired of and. scores of vere out, burned aud persons bruised, in the wreck of the teachers' special out of Utica, N. Y., yesterday. Pa., near" Easton, Spreading rails aro believed to have caused the disaster. So far as Garrison at Paris Increased. The Paris garrison has been with 10,000 men, owjng to the Funniest Clowns on Earth are of life which the clowns do not touch or a heroic feature which they no fact that the General Federation of With The Robinson Famous Shows. A good circus makes all tho world akin rat least that portion of wifbin the reach of any big circus. It always haB been thus and always will be as long as human is human nature." A boy never forgets his first circus neither does a girl forget it. It is one of the that mark the altogether too fleetmgyoars of childhood's career of innocent and harmless pleasure. What would a circus be without a band? What would it be without a clown? The circus clown dates his origin back to the beginning of the circus itself, aud from the immemorial he has been one of the most important .features. During the growth aud development he has by no means been Jeft behind. He is funnier now and can do more tricks than ever before. .ty na-tar- e mlle-Rtoue- B notburlesvue. ThiB always delights the crowd, for one of the th ings which' pleases an Amerlcan.audienoe is to Bee some one rediculed. It is the rough and tumble and apparently furiously abusive acts, knocks and slaps of the clown .that Invariably create the most laughter, The more they kick, pound and beat and club each other over the head, face and buck, the more pleasing it seemB to be. H . V tho olcFdayB ouo clown sufficed to satisfy the demand for the show-goerbut now It takes twenty-fiv- e or tlie Robinson Famous Shows, jfowdays the ciown who could not dp anything but grin and drive a donkey that played a tatto with Iub hind heels on the dashboard of a little cart could not get a job. He must be versatile or look for another s, In position. 6. 1911 at Madisonvllle. The acrobatic work is only a small part of a cldwn'a performance. Old papers for Bale at the Bee There is scarcely a humorous phase office. ' its vast array of circus talent amount to if it weie not for the tireless work of the "funny fellows!" The presence of the clowns is esential. The burlesque clowns, tbe rube clowns, the short clowns, the tall clowns, the graceful clowns, contingent of more than twenty-fiv- e with the Robinson Famous Shows. Without the clown, the petite, pretty equestrian could not have hi6 brief visit, the acrobats could not get their second breath, audfhe musicians could, not catch a moment's reBt. Originally a 'flllln" to cheapen the salary list aud to serve the above purposes, the circus fools features with a circus aud command liberal salaries. They are ho longer used to fliii iu. All the clowns will be here with the big shows on May, It has been one of the best circuses on the road for years, but what would Labor presists In holding a monster demonstration to day despite the He had been to school that mornfact that tho Government has prohi- ing, but left at'tho morning recess. bited it. Wo sympathize with the bereaved parents. stimftij vfe Rev. Evans was called to the fe home of Brother Joliu Lacy on the A FEW SPECIALS AT 27th to attend the funeral of bis 9 THE NEW STORE'S h year old son, .Finis. The child had been sick more than two months. Our sympathy goes out for thn Great Bargain Sale grief stricken parents. Rev. C. O'.'Marks and family have moved into the pursoiiago of the A. Men's pa Handkerchiof'8 for M. E Z Church. A reception, in ' lOe. honor of the pastor, was hold at the " Men's 10c Sox, Black and A. M. E. Z Church on tiaturdav '' niglit, April 22. Fancy 7c. Parson Poor's Donation Party at Men's Balbnggan Underwear the A. M. E. Z. Church lat Mouuay 45 Suit. night, April 24, was a grand Buccess. 50c Corset Covers 89c. Prof. Driver remains very sick, Children's and MiBses' 15 and also Virgil Patterson. 25c Hose 5c pair. Good news comes fiom Father Ladles' Velvet Pumps l,t'9. Lewis King aud family. They aro "" doing well. Men's $5 Lmw CutShoeBS 95 Rev. J. A. Boyd reports a good Blacks, 'Patents'' anil in Tans, revival at his charge at Oakville, Metal. Gun Ky Factory Cottou 5o per yard. Prof. Bell was" kept out of school Best Calicoes 4c per yard. one day on account of slcknesfl. He Pearl Buttons lc per dozen. haJ several chills. Men's $5 and $0 Pants, in Prof. Bell and several of the High school pupils visited the closing ex Brown, Grey, Blue Serges and prcises of the city school at MadiBlack Mohair $3 45. sonville Wednesday night, April 2G -- a, Elizabeth Hawkins, xtl LexKy., was in the city last Sunday lu the interest of Foreign Missions. She gave an intruotive talk to the Sunduy school and church. We gave a contribution to her work. May God bless hor labor. Mortons Uap is all astir. Tho Baptist church there, under the leadership or Rev. P, D. 'Gordon, had 87 conversions iu 18 nights. The revival was followed by u big baptizing on the fourth Sunday. Revs. Gordon and Whiteside both made Btrong talks at the water. As a token of their love for their pastor, the cbursh presented Rev. Gordon a $35 suit of clothes. Lee Daniel Thomas, the sou of Brother and Sister L. W. Thomas, of Hecla, wrb Instantly killed by the water bucket at the Hecla water Bbaft on Monday, the 24th. ington, An 1 vv vv vv vv YOUR OLD HAT MADE NEW FOR 25 CENTS will instant. ;; We have just placed in stock that wonderful Liquid Magician Colorite, which i i V ly change your straw hat to any color, leaving a beautiful glossy finish. Can also be used on Leather, Rattan, Wicker, Wood or any similar material. Furnished in the following colors: ' NAVY BLUE. CARDINAL RE. SAtiE GREEN. vv vv JET w w BLACK. BURNT STRAW. BROWN. CABET BLUE. VIOLET. I m WTj Va S3 LET US SHOW YOU SAMPLES m vv vv vv vv vv Ski ST. BERNARD DRUGSTORE. ST. BERNARD MINING CO. IbCORPOMTED w m EARLINGT0N, KENTUCKY -- , a ROBT. SORY, M. - D. Practlco limited to diseases of Eye, Ear, Noao and Throat. Eyes Tested. Glasses Fitted. z OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M.. Office Over C. L. Rom Grocery. 2 t j TO 4:30 P. M. Center Street. MADISONVILLE, & HOPKINS II. P. MORTON, Manager CO. Madisonvllle, Kentucky ywiy n'i,iy itfuigi'i'u'uii"..ici'aiBiw"aiti'i'l'flC''Mga' ROUND TRIP TO HENDERSON "D Madisonville ' ' Round GOME TO Qt&SJF '?& JBI TO Little Rock, Ark. HENDERSON f i . TO DO YOUR '- SHOPPING Account I Annual MAY15 TO Reunion Confederate Veterans 18 j . Tickets on Sale May !3, 14, 15. Return Limit May 23. '' '&" Extension Final Limit June 14- Louisville & Nashville official line for Madisonville Camp 52S Veterans "and friends leave Madisonville 4:09 p. m., May 15, arrive Guthrie 6:21 p. m leave Qutli-ri- e Special U. C. V. Train 6:50 p. m., arrive Memphis 8 a'. ,m. This train composed of vestibuled coaches, free reclining chair cars, standard arid tourist sleepers and dining car via Louisville & Iron Mountain'Route. Henderson Merchants'' Refund Association offers you free rpund trip transportation on purchases of '$.'20,00 or more from-alrailroad pointSMwithiri 20 miles, and from all points further, on a basis of one round trip mile for ', 'each additional $1.00 purchase. , Complete stocks afford .greater variety, lower prices, and 'better values, than any trade center catering to )'our needs in this, vicinity; and you spend your money within your own State. All Lines of erchandise Are Represented includingev-Jerythin- g '. for personal or household use. . i' Henderson, save money on. every purchase, T. Come to and have your fere refunded. l ("THE f i DON'T MISS THIS TRIP " ; 5 1 ' For further information, sleeping car reservation, etc., call on or write. R, S. HALL, T. A. R. F. DeTRBVILLE. T. P. A. L. & N. Evansville. Ind, "? ' ' j' . - Madisonville, Ky. Henderson Merchants' Refund Assn. at . fl K&71. .. 'a