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Digital page images are linked to the text file. o 015 ' f T ' P TUESDAY r m 1 fc'Jfc)H jBiiJfcifaM.CWpBpjpj6ICTSJI ,NfrY yv "V and FRIDAY Ammt vv iH B LB " TUESDAY and FRIDAY v & to TWENTY-SECOND IF YOU YEAR 1, DpN'T ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS X ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE N$. 49 ,. - EARUNGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1311 THOUSANDS ARE FIGHTING OLD VETERANS PIltIOT .DCDIMpil WINS SUIT $ Id TFJwv Church Notes MACON En-- '4 an-- 1 SELECT ;; " rl, Forest Blaze Burns Over 10,000 Acres in Pennsylvania. Miidisonville Notes BY I T Locomotive Blasts w v- - For City of Next Annual campmcnt GEN.B. H.YOUNG NAMED DEPARTMENT , Owe of The Sevival & COMMANDERS. Little Kock, ArkM May 17. Macou, Ga,, was chosen by the United Confederal Veterans as the next reunion city at the an nual encampment of the old sol diers. The following officers were reelected : Commauddfin Chief Gen. G W. Gordon, Memphis, Tenu. Department Commanders: Army of Northern Virginia Lieut. Geu, 0. Irvine Walker, Charleston, S. 0. Athiy of Tennessee L'eut. Geu. Bennett H Young, Louis vine, K.y Trans Mississippi Department L'eut. Geu. K, M Van Fort Worth, Texas. Ssven cities sought the reumou next year. Adjutant General William F. Biickle read mvita tions from Macon, Houston, Jacksonville, Louisville, Chattel noojga, Tenn., Fresno, Oal , and Atlantic City, N. J. When the vote was announced Macou had a Ion lead, with Houston sec . ob4. The count showed, however, that Macon had only a plurality of the votes cast. Geu. Van Ziudt ruled that a majority vote was necessary and on the secoud b tllot Macon won. A motion by Col. B. B. Pkddock.of Ft Worth, that the election be made unanimous carried. vertigo, (brine! stagflUitwfl are symptoms of a torpid liver. IN one can feel well while the liver is inactive. HERBINE is a powerful liver stimulant. A dose or two will cause all bilious symptoms to dls appear. Try It. Price EOc. Sold by St, Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, drug department. Dixslnesa, gers) sallow Pawl M. Moore, of Earlington Lexington. Bee, in 1 0 V - ' " , Lexiug.ton, Kv., May 16 Col. Paul M. Moore, editor of the ent. fiarliugtou (Kv.) Bee, one of Wednesday night Mr McKenuey the best papers in Western Ken- gave a song and stereopticou en tucky and a former presideut of tertdiament, the privilege to do the Kentucky Press Association, this being granted him before arrived in Lexington Tuesday coming for this meeting. It was with several members of St. nut given to aid iu defraying the Bernard Commandery No 29, of expenses of the meeting, as has Earlington, toatteud tho Knights been stated by iom uninformed Templar Conclave. Mr, Moore parties, for all expenses were was the first Eminent Command-e- r paid iu cash before this. This of St Bernard Oommandery, entertainment of Mr. McKen which received its charter at the uey's was of the same high order while here.' State Conclave here "tea- years ofjall Na- It wis well suited to build up ago aud which went to the tional Triennial Conclave that uud 8trenthen Christian character year an the baby commaudery of and was appreciated by all pres was Mr, Moore enl, and the Attendance the. United States. was also elected precideut of the good, So this meetinC that seems to Kentucky Press Association here to. eight years ago, and laughingly have been so great a blessing to closed. It seems said that on this visit be is cele- us all Jias The have drawn thh people of God brating two anniversaries headquarters of the Earliugtou closer together and closer to him. the delegation is at Mr. and Mrs. Such wos the hope before good meeting opened. May the Silas F. Yeagor on Barr street. Father continue to blets ihe work done for good in tho days To The People of Kentucky. to come. 'and addresses of D. T. Stanley, Minister. I have names gone west in past many who have years from your section aud am Services at the M. E, Church, sending them Buob literature as will' influence them to come "back home" South Sunday at 11 a. m. and Momiug subject but there are many others whose 7:45 p. m. names I do not have. I ask you, "The Kind of Union Prayed for therefore, to sit down right now aud gnd thenrto me. Ii Is greatly to by Christ." Evening suject,v Suu-dayoar own Interest that we have more "Abraham's Ooveuaut." people in the South, and you can School at 9:80 a. m. The easily help the cause by sending ma Suuday School is growing in inthe names and addsuss of every one who Is in the west and northwest teresting and numbers. and whom you wish to see "back home". We can settle this problem Big Moitae Filed. of idle land in the south if we want abto bad enough. Let us get our Shelbyville, Ky., May 17.- - A sent friends either to come "back mortgage executed by the Louishome, or to send us other good peo pie. But by all means let us al ville Property Company to the least invite them to come "back Louisville & Nashville Railroad heme" and give them good, solid Oompauy for $2,050, 601.16, bear reasons why they should. iug interest at the rale yf 4 per Stnqerely yours. ceut, from February 1, 1908, was vV. D. ROBERTS, Home" Association. filed for record in the County Sec, "Back Jackson City, Term. Clerk's office this afternoon. It contains aboutl05,000 words, jt is one of the several which are Snap Shots. being filed in many counties and very amusing comedy will Ins to do with an old transacA id The revival whichbas been going nn at the Christian church for three weeks has eloped. The last, of the aeries of sermons was preached last Sunday night to u densely packed house, with many seeking admission who could tiud no room. The interest and at tentiou, w'hioh have been so characteristic of these meetings, continued to the close aud fur ther results are looked for iu the way of additions to the church, as the result of this meeting. The number added during the meeting was 83. The music was a high order throughout. Mr. McKiuuey en deared hi mH f tot he1 people of the town, both by his skill as a lea der and soloist aud also as a Christian gentleman. The writer has had Mr. McKinuey with him in otliT evangelistic meet iugp, and Jie always gives this same high class services that is such an aid to the meeting. Monday night there whs a special servicesfor the ue v con verts aud a sermon addressed especially to them. Tuesday night there was a re caption to the new members. After a song, prayer and scrip ture reading, the new members were Arranged in line on one side of the room, then the form er members were arranged in the line next to the new members. The entire line reaching around the interior Of the church building. Then begmuing at the end farthest from the new members the start was made to give the hani.ttf fellowship. all in line, eaJTf4.ttaitMSfFto follow the oae aext to him as ma a tha.t one had passed by, "and in this way the handshaking went on uutil every one in line had given the hand to every other one in hue. They had joined haud6 a& they stood and sans: "Blest be the tie that binds," which was followed by prayer, which ended this part of the program, Tho Ladies Aid Society thou served refreshments to all pres-- R due way, P,i , May 17 Four, tlrii..,ii(l m n lire fighting the forest fires that are raging to night between here and Wil liamsport. Near Renovo, in Clinton county, more' than ten thousand acres have bsen burned over. It is reported the fires surround Arrpyo aud that t.Ue town ir in imminent danger. A hundred men were sent on a special train, Reports of fire? breaking out iu various sections are received here almost hourly. In Elk county the fires have been running since Suuday and hundreds of acres of valuable timber live beeu destroyed. Oil iuterest-- in McKean aud Elk county also have suffered seri-s AILEIN DAVIS. n In Franklin Case, Judge Gordon Conductor E. W. 'Renfro, of Miss Mary lieu Eblen and Miss Hopkinsvilie, spent Sunday wifti Issues Preniptpry Instructions. Katherlne McDonald, of Robards, are the gueBts of Miss Harp Eblen his mother, Mrs. J. W. Renfrp. during the graduating exercises aud Conductor Ed Heafer.. of fcha TEAGUE & FRANKLIN APPEAL CASE. The case of Bpo Franklin vs. St, Bernard Miuiug Company that was tried Tuesday an Wed nesday was concluded Wsdnes day afternoon and resulted in a victory for the defendant. Judge Gordon giving the jury preemp tory Instructions to find for the I dtefeudants. ous Ibss. REAPER CLAIMS JUDO'S PRYOR Relatives Receive News of Sudden Death , of Well Known Jurist. Louisville. Kv., May 17. Death came to Judge Joseph M. Pryor suddenly at his adopted home at Robertsdale, Ala., shortly after 2 o'clock to lay. News of his death was contained in a telegram to Robert Pryor, Deputy County- - Commissioner contract. and brother of the former Liu- -' Attorneys Teague & Franklin iaville jurist. think, the court erred in his deOnly meager details were giv-e- cision and will take the case to but it was known that Judge the court of appeals. Pryor's death was unexpected, coming, as it did, at a time when Stek Tieadache results from a it was thought that he was en condition of the stomach, joying health. Asthma, from and can be cured by the use of Liver which he had loug been a suffer Chamberlain's Stomach and by all Tablets. Try It. For sale er, was the cause. idlers. A few months agoTJiidge Pry, or, removed fromLwaisville, to wfadF JLOTIM0TXXM1XIC0 Robertsdale. He lockd,"ia;.tlie Alabama town, a short distauce from Mobile, ou account of his PresMeni Diaz and Corral Will Resign illness. He appeared to beuefit Before June 1st. by the change iu climate. Mexico City, Jttav 17. Presi EXTENSION TO HOPKINSVILLE dent Diaz and Vice President Corral will resign before Juue 1. Is Contemplated by Railroad Building. Minister of Foreign Relations De la Barra will become PresiEvansvillo, Ind., May 16. J. A. dent ad interim. Brown, who ib building the new y A armistice between town across the river on the Kenre- the revolutionists aud the federtucky side, opposite here, has ceived a proposition from the off- al government was agreed upon icials of the Illinois Central railroad at Juarez at 9 o'clock tonight, to to lease the old tracks of tho Illinois take effect Central leading from Henderson, out Mexico. immediately through Ky., to the incliue. tour miles ud It was signed by Judge Car the river from the new town. Tho deal will probably be closed bnj.il, the Federal ueace envoy, soon and then with tho building of and Dr. Vapquez Gomez, Jose four miles of track the new town will have a railroad leadiug as far Pino Suaraz aud Francisco Sr., the members of the south as Henderson. u, dia-rdered fin this action Franklin was seeking to recover the Tsum of $2,000 damages for breach cf contract, claiming that he was injured in the compau'ys mine, that the president promised to ei.?e him a "nermauent" nosi- tion if lie did not hrinir suit. rTj(t he worked over a year with this understanding aud was dis charged without cause. Gordon, Gordon & Cox, at1 or neyo for the defendant, took the position that the word "permanent" as used in this connection was too indefinite and the com pany had the right to discharge Franklin at any time without oo eu'rring liability for breach of Mr and Mrs William Kimmons, of have it in shape iu a few weeks. Hopkinsvilie, is In the city the The Tractiou people were guests of Mr and Mrs C W Lindsay. it would cost $100,000 to lay told the W P Jackson, of Nebo, waB in 3rd rail from the Indiana side to town' Wednesday. Engineer Elmo Shaver, of the H. & E., is laying off. Felix Martin, of Greenville, is in Mr. Crow, who waB formerly the citv the guests of friends to at air inspector at this place but tend the Alumnae banquet. now of Howell, was here WedMiss Virginia McGary Bpent in this city the guest of nesday visiting friends Misses Elgins. Work on the road bed sooth af Rosb Sugg, of Providence, was in Trenton is rapidly progressing town Wednesday enrouto to Louisand the contractors expect to ville. tne Alumnae banquet in this oity. Mr and Mrs W E Fergerson, of ixortonvuie wore in Madlsonville Wednesday Ghopping. We make a specialty of doing two and three color work. If you want classy job work that will give satisfaction see our samples and get prices at the Madlsonville Branch Office iu Morton's Furniture Store. Shriner' fireman Iuterurban, ia off attending the conclave. Conductor Wm, West is working in his place. few days. M. Engineer Harry Withers and Everett Tweedel are running on' the M. H. & E. foe a Aileen Davis, Manager. Wed-nosda- y t, five-da- mcf -- Don't forget the Bee has a branch office for Madl sonville people In Morton's FurnU ture Store. If you waut advertising or job work St wish to subscribe for the paper, call up number 4. AilkknDavis, Manager. R J Harris, of Nebo, was in town on buslnws Wednesday. Richard Gunn, president of the White Plains Bank waB lu town Thursday. Robert Kincheloe Bpent Sunday in Sacramento. Mr and Mrs T J Stelle left Wednesday for Louisville to spend a few days. Charley Price of Springfield, Mo is in town with friends. Mr and Mrs A R OuramiaM are in CanneUon, Idd.,j.tbs 'guesr r Cumtmng's parents. Get the habit of coming to the branch office of the Serai-Weekly -of-M- the Henderson bridge. I5T- - 3RD REGIMENT CAMPS Ilff JTTLY At Orell Stattai in Jefferson Gttnty Last Ten Days ef The Menih. July has been announced by Adjutant General Johnston a the month In which the Third "Reglmeat of Kentucky National Guards wiii be iu encampment. Orell Station' in Jefferson County, has been seleo-- " ted as the scene of this year's encampment. The boys of Compaay E. will be in encampment for tea the Third Regiment will The officers of the Kentucky Na-- . tloual Guard who have attended the Bee, at Morton's Furniture. Store, maneuversinTexaBwill.be present at the encampmeut, aud uevon days when you waut engraved oards, of each regimontalenoampmentwill letterheads, dance tickets or be devoted to instructions In miliprograms. We have the best and tary tactics, and three days will be set aside for target practice, let us figure with you on prices. Semi-Weekly em-bossed UUlllllbllB lBU toil UyB days. The First Regiment will be U camp. during the first ten days of the month, the Second Realms wijl have the qext tea days, ad 1 wj. ilJtJUlUHMl Negro Kills Wife. L G Ray left Wednesday for Smithland to Bpend several weeks Lloyd Parks a negro miner of with her parents. Circle City shot and killed his Mrs O O Gllmnre, of Calhoun, is town the guest of her s'lster, Mrs D wife at that place Wednesday morning. Family troubles were H Klnchloe. the cause, Parks weut to Madlsonville uud gave himself up. New Ruling by Interstate Commerce The oase will be tried before Mrs Committee. AiiiEEN Davis, Manager. Judge Bradley luday. Ma-der- o, It is proposed to later extend tho rebel peace commission. line south from Hendercon with-th- e This is the first general armisprobable terminus at Hopkinsvilie. tice agreed upon since the revolution began lastj. Novmber, I. C. R. R. TIME CARD. and is expected to call a halt to warfare in Central aud Southern Tims of departure of Illinois Ceu-,r- Mexico. Tt is believed that within five days a permanent trains from Nortonville, Ky. peace agreement Will be made. N0TH SOUND. al The Interstate Commerce Commission has rulod that ,(as betweeu Messrs. Suthard and Morton, Hopsubscribers to a telephone service kins county Inspestora of weights who are similarly situated, nothing and measures are in town today. but a difference in the service rendered or facilities furnished can justiry a difference in the charges DR. L G. RAY DR. . B. HARDIN exacted." ' k Talk of Congress Adjourning ' 1.38 No. 102 S.40 No 104 No. 122, local pass.10.45 0.3G No. ISO. local SOUTH BOUND a. in. a tn. p. m. p.m. No. 101 No. 103 No. 121, local pass. No. 135 local pass 4.08 1.40 1.28 6.53 a.m. a. m. p.m. p.m. L. & N. -- TIME CARD. In the whole Held of medicine complete. there Ib not a healing remedy that will repair damage to the flesh more Soothes Itching skin. Heals cuts or burns qulokly than BALLARD'S SNOW without a scar. Cures piles, eczema, salt rheum, LINIMENT. Iu cuts, woundB, any sprains, burns, scalds and rheuma- sells itching. Doan's Ointment. Your druggist It. tism, its healing and penetrating power is extraordinary. Price 25c, 50o and $1 00 per bottle. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Oo., Incorporated, drug department. DECISION Although the special session of Congress Ib In its infancy, talk of adjournment has already become general, Republicans do not think a recess would Interfere with legislation and the Democrats are said to feel that their dutieB are about --, Dts. Hsrn A Ry. DENTISTS Pttinlus Extracting and PurctUin Wrk High Clasa Dtntittry Ofict Stringt Sank Uif. h wr Spttieky TtlepKm 399 1 MaiisMille, Kentucky IN OIL CASE Time ol arrival of traniB passing through and departure of tralrre Should be Trade Revival Chicago . iriginating at Earlington. Bankers Think Action Wili Start Effective Sunday, April 9, 1011. Come In and See We want to show you how well we are fixed up to take care of the business you give us. Our stock is immense and we can give you what you want when you want it. Let us figure with you on ' ' 'fi.25a.rn. No. 92... ,, No, 52,....,,,..... 11. 15 a.m. 7.23 p. m. No. 94 11.22 p. m. No. 54 No. 53. No. 95 No. 51 No. 93 SOUTH BOUND. 4.80 a.m. 8.23 a. m. 4.21 p.m. 10.48 p. m. NOkTH BOUND. Business. INTERURBAN TRAINS. NORTH BOUND. t. 8.20 No, 104 10.55 No. 108 2.00 No. 108 liigton Graded School at Temple j!ir Theatre, xnursuHv nniius, m.,v 36. Some very popular charao ters will have a prominent place on the program. Popular prices, ? the interpretation of the act should! inture pouoy, 7.45 a.m. No. 108 "Now they oat) go ahead. Follow10.00 a. m. No. 105 ing the assurances of big crops tho 12.57-p- . m. No. 107 action should boom business. Tho I 3.30 p, m. No. 109 only hindrance seen is the prolonga 0.50 p m. t No. Ill tion of the tariff controversy." Brokers do uot look for any start ling fall after the oummb boom, as a tion, general activity M.H. A.E.TIME CARD. renewed disintegration, ofwill oil the "I sulrJ habitually .: from cw$lptiM company. M. H. A E. time eard went into Rsgulns relieved aa4 stres(liead tk Deans Cheapest accident iMurance Dr. Thomas' bowel, to tbti Uw km kwo regular vr affeot ttunday, April 9, 1911, No. 118 leave. . . . .6:4 a. m. Electric OH'. Stops the pain and kU the iae," A, B. Davis, rpcrt Sulphur Sprlnis, SOUTH BOUND. determine-tne out-weleh No. 110 6.02 p. m: a.m. a.m. p.ln. Chicago, III., May 17. It is tho opinion of Chicago bankers and the biggest meu of affairs that tho Standard Oil decision will prove a direct agent for a bier business revivt of al. John J. Mitchell, tho Illinois Trust aud Savings Bank, said : "The decision fixes the reasonableness of restraint. Tho various industries now know for the first time the exact limits of the Sherman act, and will act accordingly. Tho ruling surprises nobo'dy. It had beeu thoroughly discounted and busin ss simply held off the program until prot-iden- LUMBER SASH AND DOORS ' ' ROOFING HARDWARE PAINTS LIME M ft CEMENT BUILDING MATERIAL o-- l RUBY INCORPORATED 1 O ? J No. I lis arrives... .8:80 p. m. wound. All UrKgist sell it. , SfV-- . Mtiil'"" '' " CLbe.: PAUL M. MQOMK. EDITOfl AND PULIHfiR U. at. FAWOKTJT. A&S6CIATE IflMe ln- Subscription Rates One Year..Six months'. Three months . v. Sinftlo copies; . $1.00 50 . s .j ,. m, ...... J gs F i4 yniiDy-Hff- II II LJUU i . 1 Br Every housekeeper who takes pride in her ability to manage her affairs economically, and in keeping down ex penses, should be interested in seeing: the finest Refrigerator made. We carry a full line of tho 25 5 E8IT8B ANB BUSINESS MANA6ER :3 i v&: f I'',' Membtref v f Se&jfi,Pi?bdct Pkliskfjni,LtMit r. A 9. I irwkO&H gliyiwti; y -- Spacimeu copies mailed free on application. Correspond outs wa'atodTri all partaof the county. Address us for par;:-ticulars... i" P W HCC T!sr!"' W"V , :. " " CltantWt Refrigerators . 11 MtrtW Furniture Stret 11$ I(I.Umii dm Sth !. Muin Strttl,Mtii; " ' A Welcome Change 'l , fir I T4m.fo i Fnity of Mis;mi iw Early to bed and early to rise, Attend to your business and advertise, And you will be healthy, prosperous and wise. J'' IK-ss" ANNOUNCEMENfs: We are authorised to announce L. JL Ray as a caudldate for o represent Hopkins county in the lower house of the next General As. aembly of Kentucky, subject to the iotiorTof Iho Democratic party. - : We are authorized to announce t JEd L. Younjr aB a candidate to HopkinB county in the lower house of the next General Assembly rep-jespc- sf the Democratic party. f Kentucky, subject to the action h. -- . f " ! " sarr- d as ije'teWrartliiKand remein ' fier'? ir vhri.'t.ll4y wert boys there wr times vfhnn they too imagined ambitUm to hflt it vvis ' to th front .&j h'' ' ', ' ' '' in f'. Hto' re.m a the, ,' far'" ,i,n.;''.' tV'ilvfit inner tlmf thf" some of s ,nmr'8t men ami sont of jttf Tvc.t useful ojjes and most .tliR' wi'i tl(t inorpnslinr noflvltipfJ "olf- i- iM'in Itiiill (lirentiolis there . 1s "W. morn thnn ev-- r, room at,th ton ?: "'"' X'pti'ttial-uiHH. X r "iNMnpatlon of tlm stir vim-iitrn.; of tho farmer's bov. .. isf nid pr i' ho has 1m mn . ':iai'i hf will helpful insplia io vv r! day pef in dark anJ Jhe f uirfuil of gloom. L-- t him lyU-vdoes 'i the World surt-ltl'ar r i" ili fnrtn that ave us a;u Tiiucoli), one of the world's Ah: Tains'- tnnjBt.io'Jl;j:iirts; that aaro us Andrea J:ii'Iou. Millard Fillinor, the uini'h3( Girilehi, Horace Grfe ley. S:; Ita Newton nud the brilliant Carl.vlf. It was a farmer's soi Eil WhiuiHV, who created- the ottu tu. wl.lc'i laid. th founda-Hotin ritutfs and n farm re. b Em..v Hit'p, who emanci 1 jtj,.-picu.ius-- other day, it was a matter of- - comment that of those present, twelve wore "farmer's boys'." When the youngster at home on he farm jrets "the blues" and that'thfie f no longer the chance ttfnt there use to be to me tibove th&iiionotony and drudgery of a tiller of the. foil,- hn can think of these .of industry who ttvelvfan-tile- s I - The Farmer's Boy. At a maeting of the Presidents of twenty of the nation's largest, corporations held in JNew York the - - s 'nt . - . 'i v i- - neighboring farmers at 25c a day sewlimr c rut at which he was accaiined an expert. . , Vherft Kervico Is the only oration u.al that commands recginltlon and man's Ability must square with bifc b(v" rpifspousibllitv. the who has luarkeusd to the call of the Idg city will be found- today in the 04 useful of rot rankevery the world's on the large city workers in S'jpumber 11 G days. oarth. He makps good Hurse Cave, September 204 days. Hiid the world nondshim. Maylleld, September' 274 dnvs. For that distressed feeling after ea'Iug, belching and nausea be- Fred Gilbert to Shoot With Madisonville tween meals, take Bloodine. It Clubs curfs Dyspepsia by strengthening t he digestive nrcans so that they Fred Gilbert, one of. the brightest are capable of ful.fillnu ttiir func- stars of the trapsbootiug world, will tions. St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, drug department, special be with the Madisonville Club on Saturday, May 20. he hails from agents. Spirit Lake, la., and learned how 'o shoot by gumfiug on the prairies and along the banks of the lakes ami 'and sloughs of his native state, after chicken and ducks. His skill with the shotgun soon earned for him a 'warm local reputation, but it was hot. however, until the fall of 1895 that "Fred" really ueoamo known to the brethern of- the trapshootinu fraternity for the truly ureat shot hat he Is. To Charles M.Grimm, of Clear Lake, la., belongs the hou-- i & of "finding" Fred Gilbert, for It was at his earnest solicitation that the then yet unknown entered the employ of the Du Pont Company of Wilmington, Del., was. put aboard the cars in Iowa and landed a tew it is to your best interests to know what Mays later en the grounds of the .Baltimore' Shootli g Associatian at that paint is its spreading capacity Baltimore, Md .where the first conits appearanceits durability. You test for the DuPont World's pigeon Championship was to"he held. Mr are the and who Gilbert is the life of any shoot where loses if the paint goes wrong. Make he attends it's a privilege and pleasure to know the "Wizard or sure of gdod results the most satisSpirit Lake". All members of the factory and economical job by havEarllngton Gun Club are Invited to attend the uhoot, ing your painter use hire himspif on pated womanhood from the slavery the needle, by inventing the sewing machine. Lonpr before Robert Fulton sailed his steamboat, tho Clermont, up the Hudson, John Fitch, the Ingenious product of a Pennsylvania farm demonstrated that a boat could be propelled by steam by equipping a skin with an engine aud sailing his craft up the Delaware with its aid. Another brainy farmer's bny Oli ver Evans sometimes called the Watt of America was the first to build and operate a locomotive in the United States. Cyrus McCor mlck, inventor of the reaper, the whir of which is today heaad 'round the earth, was the modest son of an ordinary Illinois farmer. The first machine to make tacks was the creation of a Massachusetts farm lad Thomas Blanoharp and the device that fumishad the world with the modern screw was the' work of a poor Vermont genious Thomas Harvey, a quiet, thoughtful farmer's of an ion. To the Ohi farm boy Ohas. F. Brush who invented the dynamo, tho world is Indebted for its present day great industrial and power plants, that .five emp oymont to millions nf men. riioir.a's A. Edison, most brilliant of tho world's Inventors, sponsor for phonograph the ojectric light,-thond a hundred othernlevices. was the son of a poor farm laborer. Patrick B. Deli'mv. inventorof Deianoy relay, the tdle-poautomatic telegraph and a hundred other tolejjraph and crtbl im (Movements grew up on a New England farm. Front a Wisconsin jarm cain'o'C. L Sholes, thp inventor of the" typewriter, whivh revolutionized the business ttifcthods of the world. K. M Tumor, inventor of the acoue-ttuot- i. the interthe dictograph ior telephone bearing bis name, now universally lined, wneiniot engaged' . th.emul-tiplex.'-the bmoicc curling up from the farmhouse "IsllUUUGJ CUJ U1C Uldi CUC lASlllllIg Uk II Mill 11 1C fields, gives a pretty suggestion of a good suphome. But it also, per and a means a hot, tired woman, working hard over a blazing fire. Your wife can escape this with a New Perfection Oil Cook-stove. acknowledges to be the most perfectly cenatnic- en the mac? refrigerators ever ted, eanitarjr aad on your ice bill and htste Vlifet ket.. Save fully tirnf,. Ordisiirtr. refrigerators ealyjaat about five years. fotelain Hade of polished oak or iaMI m wJti lining all in one piece. Conetnlcted throughout in the stronarest and moat substantial manner. Comein" and let ui shoy you their many valuable feature rce-sarh- a t. pt one-thi- rd , St. Bernard Mining Co. INCORPOKATKD farlmalen, Kenluckq A New Perfection keeps a kitchen iftany degrees cooler than any other range, yet it does all a coal or wood range can do. It saves time, labor and fuel. No wood tcTcut ; no coal to carry ; no ashes ; no soot. With the New Perfection oven k U the best cooking device you can find anywhere. Made wrtK 1.2 inJ 3 burntri. wm)i Um. turquoits blue enimtled chimncjrt. Hind, lonely GnithH throujKout. The 2- - and can be bad with or without cabinet lop, which u fitted with drop ihelftt, towel neb. etc Dealera everywhere t or write for deacrip- tua circular U the nearett agency ol the Wey yiefectiojit tae Standard Oil Company incorporated I It's not made for any certain climate, but is made to withstand the weather conditions of every climate. Amalgamated ARC ROOFING will not drin under the blazintr sun. nor crack in the bitterest cokl. It'a made by our secret process and is universally acknowledged the one and ONLY absolutely perfect roofing. Amalgamated ARC ROOFING is standard and takes the same msuranco rate as slato or metal. Our agents are authorized to refund money in full if Amalgamated ARC ROOFING should fail to satisfy. Send for samples and full information. Her AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO., First Nst'lBaakBM.. f Kentucky Fair Dates. Another Southern Mother Wants BkwiM, Ale. st hisfather's Indiana farm,uted out to to -- - The following: are the dates fixed ' Boy "Back Horne" for holding the Kentucky Fairs for Johnson City. Ten n . Mav l'i.Thn 101 1 as far as reported Officers. v6f following letter fro-a lady at fairs are requested to report to us Woaverford, X. C. has been received . D. Roberta, secretary of the any otnuiissions or corrections :'joti "Back Home" Association: a dates. -- As you have requested in the Versailles, August newspapers, I will here give tho days. t;ames and addresses or Southern Lexington, August daya. ' boys who went Westfns they thought ' Uniontown, Aadu'st days. jBg for the sake of money. I 'think we days.yancehurg, August can make our own djear Sou'h 'h Lawrencebura' August 154 tlaj. best country of all if we try. Please send them liter itum which will LeltchfleUh. August 154 dayp,5: Uach them more about their own Hurksville. August 154 days.'r country. The first three .are my Brorthead, Aujcut 1G li days, own sons: l'ern Creek, August 104 days. T. A. Phlpps, Orchard, Neb'. Chas.Phipps. PaririH City. oVo Shephcrdsville, Angii8t22-'- 4 dit & John Phlpps, Pr.Mrie Oit ' Oro. Loudon, August 22 4 days.- s Morgan and Phipps, Erratiger. August 284 days. '.; f Pendleton, Ore. Booker OtTiliautown, August 248 da; Saml Hardv, Pendleton, Oro, Perry SaiPpBon, Portland, Ore. NicholasviUe, August 208 davi T K. Luther. Fort DoUgo, Iowa rtomerse.r, August y- - a nays, S cru.tary Roberts suggests that air Bardejtuwh, August iltj 4 davg. boards of trade, railroads aud other ' Paris, Sentemjiftr 0 Clans'. loteraiteji.seurt Utenfture Ui the Afdt.lfcsl1b;1Sefittinbef-day. ptjJurRHbove givbli.- - Auothr con Homo" Asso temice Of .Alexandria, 5piniber 5 5 daps P4rt"on will b in Clinttanooga. M'oTuut Olivet, 4'tays.F-i'eil,,M ptmur jlav 17t, When tho matter of Hoget.vllle, Septetnhor estHUIiahing the "Back Home"Mag- z.lne will be dee'ded upon. The Sanders, September days. Kentucky State Fair, Louisville. publication will be dnvntod exolus-iyeln FOR V SL5 BY , r STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY IN'CORPORATIB by-W- " MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY 22 76 85 94 Brood ijjjillj MADE OF - - HEAVY GALVANIZED : IRON . 4-- -- t " We tlio'-'Bae- k Ciaimofelhis Coop Many Advantages. Over Any Other on the Market 1 h-l- 'l -- it-lay- y -- y gettiutf Southerners "back hpnii" and othnr ood petiple into Jhe state east of the Mississippi nud totirJV of th Oitio and Potomac rivers. i to ? - Feel languid. ' weak, Headache? t5to'niacli "off"? Just a plain cajc of lazy liver. Burdock Stomach Itittert tones liver and stom-iicl- i, promoter digestion, purifies the blood. n home. Geo. Brooks and Marvin Mitchell were in Sebree last night "on bus Frank D. MeGry who has been spending the past" three weeks at Hot Springs. Ark., has returned iness." When the painter fa lies paint on your house Wood for Shos Lasti. The kind of wood exclusively used In tho manufacture of boot and Bhoe lasts In London is American rock nla- le. The wood is imported in blocks, which are before shipment .and are handled loose. The blocks are purchased at so much a pair, varying in price according to sizes, and perhaps averaging about 11 cents a pair. kiln-dried Do You Get Up . With t, ec Lame Back? Sherwin-William- s prepared oil". Paint Co. te I '&. I L.U ATO I f U n,.M r. 1J IV . J3 rvi 4 i. It is better than any other prepared paint on the market, or "lead and The Sherwin-William- s w 16 cafeguard its quality in every process of manufacture. They make all their, linseed oil; own and operate large zinc and lead mines and smelters, and make their dry colors in the largest and best equipped dry color plant in the United States. The results are in the goods. Protect your interests and your property with S.W. P. We sell it rcg3 -- cr BERNARD MINING CO. DRUG DEPARTMENT ' INCPeRATE When writingmention reading this generous offer in this yaper and setid your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. llout Biaghamton, N. Y. The regular fifty-ce-- " r size bottles are sold by and "Lafa go flihla." all druggists. Don't make any mistake "Aw, that's' no fhn. but remeniber the name, Swamp-Roo- t, "But w IcInpretHd It'a seboet Una Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, and- the BiHghamton, N. Y. , on every bottle. ' albwuflp-Root. nt oae-Klollaad-dra- w, Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everyone knows of Dr, Kilmer's Swamp-Roothe great kidney, liver and Ulauuer remeuy, ue-- i cause of its remark-- j able health restoring L properties. Swamp- iioui mums uiuiuai ?S every wish jij oyer. i. , .. nflD i. coming rneumausm, pain in the back, kid- liJI neys, liver, bladder fl aud every part of the It ' urinary passage. to corrects mobility hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects followinguse of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often through the day, and to ge. up many times during the night. Swamp-Rois not recommended for everything but if you Jiave kidney, liver or bladder trouble, it will be found just thorthe remedy you need. It oughly tested in private practice, and has proved so successful that a special has been made by which all readers of this paper, who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling and how to more about Swamp-Roo- t, Uiiu oui u you uavc kiu ifey or bladder trouble. 3R&T: They are collapsable, and can ba 'put away in the fall in a few minutes in a very snail space and reassembled when needed in two minutes. eich. 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 bolls, 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 and multiply nor for disease germs to find a lodging place. Thei-coops are absolutely proof against Rats, We-sle- s, Minks, Skunks and other chicken eating animals. Government statistics show that rats destroy more chickens every year thin every ocher agency. TniRD: It its. made of heavy Galvanized Iron and is as rigid as a woodefTcoop, 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 miny advantages not. found in them. The different doors can be set, in an instant and will remain when placed until changed. FOURTH: Made in two sizes with 8 and 9 inch revolving doors. e f .:.(V MADE ONLY BY THE inigr ot Atlanta Tin Plate and Sheet Mil W. J. KIRK, Agerxt IF ATLANTA, INDIANA has-bee- WHEN IN MADISONVILLE 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. 'V 11 pic- - F'FilOE n -- nrrzzs: w-,',- r'- '.TM,,."'li"f".11 'i "fi t .. AD, ...... 5 & 10 OEisnr NOE, Jr., Manager. aiiwiii f l...JassaeaaiMv ), O L4,b-- riTiSBftpfiwe .nnnmuan jit" iw-.- ; r"-- rSi'-'iter-- . r - '" J'fltfiy'Vt .'fit fw- ri .' J aCfl 'TMaatSlaAa trffU .. j. ... j... I'jTaiBkSliWBlHBlMBMBlalilli fil iitaaMaMataWaiMBMBlBMBtafnaai m' ?a H .. .PbIbibJM 4 ,u J 1 f DON'T G W. LINDSAY Wholesale and Retail " ; . I if TH ATTEND. THE The Great Bargain Sale PATT. 6 V SOME OF OUR CASH PRICES FOR MAY ' i Cigars, Ciga'rtttea, Tpbacco MADISONVILLE, KY. 125 r cur s,. AT t ...,... 4 i-- 2c The New Store Real bargain feastjsuch as Madisonville has not nbt experienced m many flay. m it, All Calico. if i. , , Hoosier Brown Domestic Hp)e Bleached Domestic 4 HUE" i ...'. HAIlSSijSTYUSH sc 6 3-4- 9 i 2c Qtxilt OF Lining. .3 3M?s . ' i LIT. HEJfMlijIlMi: nvt - j: ' T I VTe Jfciw of the Town TM . BruwhtUR And n t&. t. i ? bs tiSv i ty ,: I'. p t. .if .'J Uf Mae aud Edith Price, of this city, who have been visiting their grandparents, Mr. aud Mrs. John Price, of Madisouvllle, have returned home. Miss Fauuie Eztil, of Madisoub HopkinRViile Wednesday. vllle, was here Wednesday visiting y Mrs. Stella M. Keinn spent friends. in Hopkinsville with friends. 0. M. Cannon, ot Madisonville, MR8 Syble O'Brien, of Mortons visited Capt. Paul Pi Price, of this ward. city Tuesday shop- - plact ;Wednosiay. Gap, was in tills All of our candy is made under the 't :, :'Mr; FrptfAfflibyS of Hopkinsville, best sanitary conditions and is abso p,n' t ,. Messrs H. D Cowad, Elgle StaK" lutely pure Try it Prices right been vNithig friends ' Ed. Hurnes and Byron Jinnies mado who has days has uMurned to here The Candy Kitchen, 6overul a buisness trip tuMaDisnnvllle Wed Madisonville and Earliugton hi will spend a few nesday; ? dnvB with her purciits Mr. and Mr6. j Mr and Mrs J B Atkinson, of this ' Dr JJ.-McKuen wii? In St. Ham Coloilian. gju.v, HciD in twuuihuuyiiiu weunoB Charles Tuesday night attending: ree m liis WANTED-Thto loam pay. me !iuy.,-5wlglt'trclijui priutnMTbiiiis l When you S6e the brand PASCO i noilg.fcfl Mufti Wo MraL6nic,nidtlier Kntunattih qf tfff Bfirringtbti ntijiiiythlng in thejjrocery line-iis spert ruefiduy in una city witn ner school. Appiv at.Bh oTllce. Alio btiKt tjiat wo know How Jo buy son. Col. W. F. Shorrldan familiarly hot me money. Parsons & Soovlllo Co., Ed. Phillips vyaB In St. Charles kuowu a" Hill" who has linen I Wed-nesdav T. Evansville, Ind. Alra. H. R.Corey and dnunhtor, Ahhii Brookeu, are visiting relatives In Indianapolis thin week. R. Corey made a business trip town Tuesday. T. O. Lontr iiiada a butlneas trip to Madisonville Tuesday, Geo. W. RaaliMof Madisonville, was in tins o'ityVfuesday, Mrs. C. Long, of Madisouvllle, . 'L. Wise made a business trip was here Wednesday visiting rela to EvanfylUp Tuesday. A. JJ. O'Banuon. of St. Charles, tlves and friends. F. D Rash aud T. 6. Long, of this mada a busineds'trip to MadlsonvIUe city were la Madisouvllle Thursday Tuesday. Hoh. E L. Young:, of Madiaon--vill- on business. John Summers, of tht place, was waB ,Tn the city Tuesday on lu Madisbnvllle Wednesday. buslneBB. Try a can of Paco Corn and no tieu. Mothershend made a bust tice the dlitV'ence. It's real SugarJ ness trip to MadiRonvlllo Tuesday. no more tnau others. Now Is tho Reason to buy Poultry Corn. C0Ht4 PursoiiB & Scyvllle Co., Buy an hottonfeed. Qtialf r Feed. Evansville, Ind. Hen and Chlok Feed is the cleanest W. L. Phillips, of the Earliugton and best on tho market Bank, was In Madisouvllle WednesParsons & ScovMIp Co.. e, Wo'odao'n BiftokH, of Martlsonvllle, were Luther lu veterans with a, dinner at lakeside park oJ Juiin 3. Hon. J. B. MoCrea-r- y will addresj the old soldiers and a.big-Umeianticipated!: Eyeryrir. D. O. and S. C. V. in the county are invited to attend, and bring a well filled basket on that date. Pat Mitchell the hustling manager u the Cumberland Telephone Co., was here several times this week looking after business. a -- and impress oa the miudB of the people that the Earliugton Chap- '. ter, (J. D. p. will enlertaip Nthe vold aa;alb; ? ' are . requeatad Q annouhce & Elegant line of Bare foot Sarrdal$,just received, in pearls and tans. HOPKINS H. P, MORTON, BIS IE Of St CO MADISONVILLE, Lr KENTUCKY I XOTjrjR MONBJY JL J . BACK. JET YOU XV.3Nt'T IX CO, Manager Eatl Center Street ANSWERSTHE CALL is True. neys.. Spoils of backache often foilow, Or some irregularity of the urine. A splendid remedy for such at- Ihrvty BailJing 4 Lfnnlnanulllo Vmili.l. Earlington People Have Found This Zi strain, a sudden wrench. A little cause may hurt the kidA cold, a LmHUIdHlllllltJ, PABIIIUbnJ H ..." ROBT. SORY, M. D. JSyes Tested. Glasses Fitted.- - .:.. . I Practlcelimited to diseases.ofEye, Ear, Kose. and Throat. . 2 ..... day . Hear Lena and Susie Wade Dav's, Sarah and Tommie Featherstone and the Baraca quartette bIiir and Dorothy Corbltt recite at the Baraca Vaudeville tonipht at Temple Theatre. Three reels and illustrated 6onpr in addition. Only 5 and 10c or an averago of lo per number. Is that cheap enough for an evening's pleasure. Lost Between Mr. J. B. Atkinson's residence and the post office Thursday morning, a locket with lady's head surrounded by horse Bhoe aud with several sets. Finder will return to Beatrice Berry, at Mr. Atkinson's and receive liberal re- OFFICE HOURS! 9 TO 12 A. M. Office Over C. L. Rots' Grocery. TO 4:30 P. M. Center Street. tacks, ip - ofr-Mi- t ' y i' tho L. & yeBterdav SMaUlboiiville isville Wednesday. visitintr iuSt CharLsi ji) BI Qljrryf of St Charles, was .Irieuds. ''Mrs. John Bnmhv, who lias !obm Tuesday nishr HttMiillii)rt0 nWfffo WWirHSUay. talent. Mr, l'lUB Ashby, of here, who has pnndi.ng a few days In Madisonville as returned Home. Mr. nndjstfs. Chiia. Webb acq'pm-- , linen vJsuiiiK m iMadlsonvillo has ro ; ' to-- - l3t. ttintedlibme. tljwl lioni ' Jno W.vatt, of Hecla. made a husi- talent Chaf los Tuojday night. P P. Blair. o this city, was in nes's trip to Bladlsonvillo WedneB- Mr. WSlBqEi a:td flauhtor Laura, MadisouviUo ' y8terUuy;,'.;; visiting ' H. D. Cowand,vof BarneR. Cowand of HendeTBOu. .mortni'eri Over to tills friends. city rne.ilH tor Pasco Old Kashioi.ed L e & Co., this place was in Madisonville Call Pr if. I1, H. Smith, who has been Homli y. Higiiest quality. Sani- yesterday on business. , C. H. McGary attended the clos-in- j' teach in ur at Hat ford for the past tary tins. Price aahie as others. ' Parsons & Scoville Co., fow mouths hs note We luesdav exercises of the Madibonville EvaiiBville, Ind, vleltiitp: filei d . Hitth School Wednesday. Wanted 100 miners at once for pteady work. Apply to Tud.Ky$KljjJ Olil'paperflwfOD sale oilWo. Ale rv in Mitchell was . at ; t. Bte 7nterist hiru onvf.rnl cluVft'lnnlr fm- Evansville, Iud. X. left fot Lou I Thos. Logan, of this city, was in - uftr Min T sands la Doan's Kidney Pills, a true kidney remedy. Many Earliugton people rely on It; Hero Is Earlington proof. MrB. H. C. Smith, Earlington, KvMsays: "I was afllicted with kidijey trouble for years. I had severe pains in the small of my back and whenever I stooped or lifted, tho attacks wer particularly acute. My oauk ached at night and when I arose in the morning I was very lame. I",becamo tired easily, felt languid and, was frequently troubled by headaches and dizziness. I knew that my kidneys were disordered, as" the kidney secretions were unnatural. Learning of Doan'e Kidney Pills, I procured a supply nod received relief from the time 1 beuau using them. The contents of two boxes cured me. I shall recommend D'oau'.8 Kidney 'Pilfsut evory ,, opportunity." Jbor sale by all dealers. Price' 50 i lhiirn Co . Buiralo, cent's Foster-New .York, solo agent for tho, United States. Remember the name Doan's ' f' and take no other. ' . M A medicine that has cured thou- MADISONVILLE, . KENTUCKY Rtrqj Rjpnij.Ji'i.yiiii'i.jjiiiiuiu.yiiiaqi; B fok S A.le: " W V7. -- T'-' '7-i'- 1 -- 'JKZ- LKfJ-v-f- 4 i Fa- Fowls and Ees from mous Hawkins Straiu ot Barred Koc'kS. Also .pure stock of lUiode Island Red. 'tisi'B per sett inji of 15fine Barred Rocks $S.0'0; 'Rhode' ' Island Red $1.50. H n H. G. DAVIS Madisonville, Ky. 4 aSw.tJS.iAi.!.! -- ie pald' parents at iiKton. J T Barnett was lu Mortons Gap yesterday E erybody eats candy; why not fe" get the best? Our candy is home made and pure Prices extremely low MrsStella M Kemp, of this" place, vlsltfed friends in 'Hopkinsville, this ' ' ' week'.' Mrs M H Tappail is visiting her -- . B ADS PAY. GET THE HABIT T - b& fc SfazM . Madisonville. aud Earlington Mr anrt"Mrs Will Slants, of Howell. NOKTONVII.IiE COAIi & COKK CO., ire visiting friends heie. Incorporated Nortonville, Ky. Mrs E R Hafer was in MadisonElgle Slsk, of this city, was In ville yesterday. . Madisonville Wednesday. W E Rash spent yesterday in A. G. Spillman, of the St. Bernard Anton. Co., was in Madisonville Wednesday Mrs. Albert Morehead and daughon business. ter, Miss Zllpah, were in Madison The Baraca Vaudeville will be to- ville yesnruay. night and tomorrow night at TemMrs W R Thornberry have ple Theatre. Entire change of pro- gone to houselceeptng on JMoss gram. Admission 5 and 10 cents. avenue. For benefit or new church building. Miss Ella Vincent, of Central Three reels, five songs aud a reading, City, is visiting her brother, Jube. making nine numbers each night. Mrs Robert Fenwick has returned Come out aud help the good cause from Nashvllio. aud attend a first class home talent ', Jesse Philips, of St. CliarIo3, was vahdyyllle. here yesterday.. Hart Brand Peas are tho finest in Goo-- , iSTewbolt was in Madisonville the World, Doiv't take our word for yesterday on business. it but try a can and be convinced. Parsons & Scoville Co., Miller Evans and Leo Salmon was Evansville, Ind. in Madisonville last .night attending " W It Coyle, manager of the St the commencemet exerciser Bernard store, was in Madisonville Wednesday on business. Mr-Mi-d The Candy Kitchen, BE TROUBLED WITH srirrv t K FILTH Y FLIES?, When for a small sum we ican fit your, house with if screen doors and windows Z J LllCtL ,UL i " Vegetable Compound., In almost every community you will find women, who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Almost every woman you meet has either been benefited by it, or knows some one who has. .In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn, Mass., are files containing over one million one hundred thousand letters from Avomen seeking health, in which many operity state over fheir own signatures that they have regained their health by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's 'Vegetable Compound. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has saved many women from surgical operations. Lydi E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is made exclusively from roots and herbs, and is perfectly harmless. The reason why it is so successful is because it contains ingredients which act directly upon the female organism, restoring it to healthy and normal activity. Thousands of unsolicited and genuine testimonials such as the following prove the efficiency of this simple remedy. Coloma, Wisconsin. " For three years I was nffiSlHS trouulcu witn leiuaio woaKiiess, irregularities, backache anil bearing down pains. I saw an ad13. Pinkham's Vegetable M nui vertisement of 'Lydia Compound and dcciueu to try it. Alter ihkiiipc several bottles I found it was Helping me, ana k cessful in relieving the suffering of women, or secured so many genuine testimonials "as has Lydia E.; Pinkham's We knov of no other medicine which has been so suc- Anna Ediuondsou, of Owens-borwho has been visiting friends and relatives at this place aud Madisonville for sever d days, has reMiss o, ' r .Will: ' turned home. Can't Work When you feel that you can hardly drag through your daily work, and are tired, discouraged and miserable, take Cardui, the woman's tonic. Cardui is prepared for the purpose or helping women to regain their strength and health. Not 'by doping with strong drugs, bat by the gentle, tonic action, of pure vegetable herbs. Charles, were here Wednesday visiting friends. Frank B Slsk, of tho country, was here this week on business. Try our1 candies We guarantee them to be pure and good B E Nixon, of thjs cjty, was called to MadlBtmvilie Thursday to testify in the Young Allen case. .W J Faull and son, Perry, of St .Vadisonville and Earliugton Thos Mo Mullen, of this city, went to Nebo Wednesday. Mrs McMulleu, who has bpou visiting relatives in Nebo several days, has returned home. Mrs W H Borders, of this city vis B56 ited relatives in Madisonville Wednesday. Miss Alma Konfro, of B.'iwlin Green, spent Sunday with her moth- Take er, Mrs J W Itenfro. Mrs I A Broomo, of Etonah, Tenn, will arrive in a few days to visit relTh The Candy Kitchen, CARDUI Woman's Tonic noyihg'little pests. The time to put up screen doors is right now before the house is filled and the wall, curtains and ceilings are ruined. ; Call and see our line of S' screens and get prices. g . U1C5C '" ' Xr, UcLllClUUS dllU dll"" '' " 7 ,4 - IlL LIl -- llLlCCllV , ' '" ''.' .i - and-windo- ws atives. Q St. Bernard Mining INCORPORATED Go, Store K?JII SfflP Mk mv mm Women who are suffering from those dis tressing ills peculiar to their sex1 should not lose sight of facts or doubt the ability of Lydist E. Pinkham's Veg--. , Stable "Conipound to restore their health. u t I v "1r Mv' WmM Coloma, WiscomiH. 'MIl'M-'fl- l T mil nrfeotlv well now and can you enough for what Lydia E. Pinknot thank ham's Vegetable Compound lias done ior me." Mrs. John AVentland,lt. n x., jno.o,juox ov, - must, nnv flint Benfro had a letter from Lyons, formerly of this place, telling her they were now located in Grand Junction, Colorado, and were pleased with the West. Our old friend, F D McGary, has acnepted a position as traveling salesman for a St Lou's house It is neeuless to say that after making such a groat. success In his position with his former people, he will certainly make good in his new field or Mrs L G Mrs Sam the labor, Tho couditlon of Jetf McEuen.whu has been ill for some time, is much Improved.. Mrs Wm Morrison, of this city, who has been vlBiting in Hopkins-v'ille- ,' . Mrs. L N. Nicholson, Shook, Mo., writes: "Before 1 began to take Cardui. I was unable to do any work. I have taken 5 bottles and have Improved very much. I can do the most of my .housework now. "I can't say too much for Cardui, it has done so much for me." Your druggist sells Car dui. uet a bottle today. of g fa W. R. COYLE, Earlington, a Manager Kentucky i IT 1- - has. returned h'olfie iASK to seeour swell job work (b C3 ri .1 v - MlJiaflfcwJtk'jfclilHl SjRwt' '" JVt&TEMiBMXrmei&rixt-.'- , VS II CPra?3K3(i"H7" :n. ' " I - Hl 1 " I :?: PjOC 5WJVGS $4.50 $6.00 $8.50 A Society Gaud Of Any,1 Instead of Liquid Antiseptics k Peroxide Hifiny l?eoplo isa " - pi oiTinT""'"" Y fr .iPA i" . ,,,fi aro now using (1 Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic The now toilet germicide powder io be dissolved in water ns needed. For alt toilet nnd hygienic uses it is "better and more economical. FTTj-- " Special Sale of Nj VitX Mission Finish, Sun and Water Proof,. Complete with Chains and Hooks H Character Printed at This Office iklAnMtA GET UHB BEST and sunples Shown and Price Fur- Splendid line of Porch Rugs, Porch Shades Porch Furniture teeth, remove tartar and prevent decay. To disinfect the month, destroy disease gorras, and purify th breath. To keep artificial teoth and bridtrework clean, odorless To remove nlcotlno from the teeth and purify the breath after smoking. To eradicate perspiration and body odors by sponge bathing. The best antiseptic wash known. Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, inflamedeyea, Heals sore throat, wounds and cuts. 25 and 50 cts. a box. druggists or by mall postpaid. Sample Free. THE PAXTON TOILET CO.,BeTON,MAs. nnl l4l(nn tltn Women's Outer Garments FonthisAveekwewill havespecial Low Prices on. Ladies- - Ready to- - Wear garments as"f6Jl6w.s: F--'f .! ' nished on Application C0L0RSD C0LTJMX, Prof S R Driver, who has been sick for more than a year, 'died last IVIeLclitBjora'V'illef ! Furniture, Carpets and Draperies Funeral Director and Embalmer K. CITY DIRECTORY. " Spring Tailor Suits $30.00 Fine TailorecfSuits. f TXAKGE MISSIVE RECEIVED A GREAT FALLING OFF. Cry for Help Written on Dollar Bill in Church Contribution Box. Go to 018 East Broanway, Louisville, Ky., and bring: me help. I am a prisoner and am held captive. Come, for God's sake, come. Written in an apparently laborious, but legible hand on the back of bill, which found Its a way into the contribution box at the Pewee Valley church, the above message caused muob excitement in two or three families in east Broadway yeBterday. It is believed that the writing was the work of a practical joker. The people who occupy the mod est little frame cottage were much puzzled when shown the bill, and declared in no uncertain tone that if anybody was held captive in the cettage they didn't know it. The property is owned by Miss Katherine titroble, who lives there, and Mr. "Mewthla little Jimmy looks aft and Mrs. Van Arsdale occupy part fete two weeks In the bbohbUIm. DM of the house. Louisville Herald. he really fall oC aauehT one-dollar -- Tax Assessor J. H. Corbitt. City Clerk Paul P. Pricev Treasurer Frank B. Arnold. City Physician W. K. NlBbet. City Engineer R. E. Whlpfler. Street Commissioner Robt. Wood Couucilmen Jno. B, Atkinson, Madison Oldham, F. D. Rash, Geo. O. Atkinson, Tlios. Blair, C. M Henry. Meeting night firBt Monday night in each moblh. School Trustee Paul M, Mopre Board of Health Ed M. Trahorn, Q. Gilbert King and Curtis B. John-sun, Mayor H. C. Bourland. Police Judge A. J. Bennett. Chief of Police Wm. Bradley. Night Chief J. H, Hamby. Postmaster M. D. Chas. Co.well. First'-ina- ' CHURCHES. every Sunday and holy day.at"7:0 a. m. Second mass and preachtnp 9:90 a. m. Vesper and benediction 1 p. m. Rev. J. P. McParland,-Pasto- r Cathowo Ohuhoh. s Lord's day at 10:45 a. m. and 7 :45 r . m. braver meeting every. weaneB. day at 7:ao p. m. M. Christian Ohuroh. m. Preaching 9:90 at a. Stiaday-schoo- l even J. M. Howell, a popular druggist of Greensburg, Ky., saysf "We use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in our own household and know it is excellent." For sale by all dealers. Jas. Corbitt was in Madisonville yesterday on business. Net Another Methuselah. la as ancient burying ground at Cenaantown, Pa., there 1b a stono landing over a grace, on which Is inscribed: "In memory of Adam Shisler, who departed this life December the 18, 1777. Aged 969 years." This never falls to startle the stranger seeing It for the first time, who thinks, perhaps, It is the record Methuselah, but the mi a latter-daJfect is, Shisler died when he was six e years old. The stone cutter got his Instructions mixed, and ha carved "96" as Indicating the years Cklaler had lived. Discovering his aslstake, and possibly not willing to ffer loss of labor, he effaced the "9" with cement, and added another "9"' after the "6," which would make the y ly-nln- Inscription read "69 years." After t ttsae the cement fell away, and thea tkt ftgure "969" were left to tU Ifeelr misleading story. r Refrigerators Every home-lovin- White Mountain g third Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 :0 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:80. Sunday-sohoat 9:80 a. m ohuroh. Class meeting, second Sunday at Brother Boyd is suffering from a "Yp; ellff, house, Want, cherry 10:30 a.m. wound his Rrv. HdLTZoiiAW, Paster. ping on onnail. foot caused by steptrees, TrrthlBIn a M. E. Ohuroh, Booth. Rev. W Miss Etta C.Brandon, paBtor. Serviees 01 here visitine Terr.r. of MeniDhis. Is relatives friends. overv Sunday at 11 a. m. ano She will possibly spend and summer the QUITE COMECT p. m. Sunday school at 9:3( nere. 7:45 a. m. Prayer meeting, Wedaeedft evenings at 7:80 o'clock. Ladies' Miss Grace Robinson of St Louis, Aid Society every Mondaraffef; is here visiting She may be found noon. Official-BoarmeetiavMOn at Mrs America Shel ton's home. dav after firBt Sunday 'iaeaeh Dewitt Moody, of Paris, Teun, is v-- 1 month. visiting in town. Missionary Baptist Ohuroh -were present C Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at ll M Those who last Sunday to at thethe E church a. m and 7:90 p. m. and the preced- Odd Fellows Thanksgiviug hear sermon ing Saturday night. Church mee'tinv by Rev Saturday night before the 4th Sun- gem. J K Evans pronounced it a day. Sunday School at 9:80 a.m. The Prpyti neet inc e vc rv Monday nlgln and concerts given by the primary intermediate grades worn, ex :3C. Re v. C. H. Grigson, Pastor. at 7 and pupils Baptist Ohuroh. -- celient. The teachers for the exGenekai deserves much credit Services lourth Sun Jay morning and cellent programs rendered. evening in each month and SaturBoil day evening preceding. Prayer toProf W O will deliver an addreBB the T U and the Y MCA meeting Friday evenii g. Sunday Friday night, May 19 at the A M E school 2 p. 111. Rev. T. J1jYnn, Pastor. Z church, Madisonville. EpiscopAii Chuboh Services let and 8rd Sunday night at7:45atthe Notice, Poultry Raisers Library. Rev. Geo. C. Abbitt, Rector. Now is the time of year to feed Jim He Bays he has a weak heart. your fowls a good tonic. K4 11 44 Jack Well, he's right about It; at LODGES, euros Cholera, Roup. Gapes, Canker least it's brittle if It isn't weak. Why, Masonic Lodge E. W. Turner bis heart is broken by three or foifc No. 548 meets 1st. and 8rd. Fridays and Limberneuk. When fed as a preventive it not only keeps them girls every summer. in each. monthT hoalthv, E. J. Phillips, Sec. 50c No but makeB them lay. Price Cure, No Pay. GuaranVictoria Lodge, No. 84, K.of P. teed by your druggist, St. Barnard meets every Monday night. Visit- Mining Co., incorporated. Drug ors welcome. Ky., ,Gard-- . Itier&r Bowmer, Madisonville, Ky. Ernest Newton, K. of R. and S. Try it under the guarantee. Ask HopkinB Lodge, A: 9 V: Wt No for booklet on diseases of poultry. 581 meets every Thursday ulght. ol 1 Dr D. T. STANiiBV, Pastor. E. Church. Regular srvict 1 Suuday morning. His funeral was conducted from the C M E church Monday at 2 p m by Bevs P W Garrett, G O Parker, and J R Evans. He was buried with honors by the Odd Fellows lodge No 1729, Household of Ruth No 337 and. UBF lodge No 40. Prof Djiver was an old respectable pitlzen. He was loeH and houored by both white and cob ored. The very large audienoe which attended hlB funeral and followed his remains to their last resting place testifying to his high standing among us. Fitting resolutions were offered by the lodges, the church and the choir. His family has the sympathy of the public at large. Peace to his ashes. The class Bermon for the gradnat ing class for the public school preached last Sunday morning at the Baptist church by Rev Evans was greatly enjoyed. Two of Mrs Drivers sisters from Henderson were in town Monday to attend Prof Drivers funeral. Rev J A Boyd reports a grand rally at Smith's Grove last Sunday. Basket dinner on the ground aud Rev A B Perry preached a soul stir-- ring sermon. Rev J B Colbert, A M D D pre siding elder of the Louisvlhe district will preaeh the Baccalaureate sermon' for the Atkinson College next Sunday afternoon at tho A M E Z ,.. ' .I ....'.. ?,. $25.00 Suits, all styles and materials. . )1 9 I O 1fi7l IW f I$ 1 $20.00 Tailor Suits, white and colors. $15.00 Spring Worsted Tailor Suits '.,..' IO U f3 Long Coots $17.50 Motora Silk Pongee Coat $15.00 Satin; Pongee and Mohair, Coats. '.'; $12.50 Emb. Pongee and Black Taffeta-Coat- s 1 - $H I fO Q "7JS JI? Ml 9 tr $10.00 Pongee, Mohair and Cloth Coats $8.50 and $7.50 Black Taffeta Short Coats U. id 6-7- r .rl J! 9 Linen Wash Suits Just twenty Suits carried from last "season, $5.00 to $18.00. Choice of any of these suits Prices ranged from $4.0 9"VV Silk Petticoats $1.9 Lawn Kimonas f A Another lot of these splendid Black Taffeta Petticoats that cannot be equaled elsewhere under $4.00. Our A QO. price. iffasW I 1 Short Lawn Combing Jacket, Butterfly Sleeve. v ... UC d Full lenh Lawn-Kinvona- v ...: .'. Vbile Skirts 49C vOC Full length Crepe kimona if Just two very special values in Embroidered Black Voiles. Good Crisp Material. Best Workmanship. Priced "f Mfk at $6.50 and :.... $IHtlU r: f.i r- - s . - $ ac ' ' m. 1 . woman is ambitious to possess a handsome rjfrigerator with storage chamber in beautiful snow white, "ice cold," c isily cleaned and kept clean. 'HTM bbsHbbes HMssssYltisBSssl PROVISION CHAMBER Y, Q. Walker, Sec. Large Contract for Steel RaHs. Golden Cross Lodge, Earlmgtdn. rails were placNo. 525 meets 1st. and 8rd, Saturday edContracts for steelaggregateol-80,- ' last week for an night in each month. for Mrs. Bertha TJmstead, Sec 000 tons and orders It is75.000 tons are now pending. expected Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets 2nd that the steel mills will soon begin and 4th Saturday nights in each work under full pressure. month. "Miss LizziB Huff, Sec. Lodge, Earliugton Ben Hur Bad Project For "BlacK Patch." Court, No. 55, meets evert l6t and 3rd Monday night at old Masonic Growers doubt if a full crop of to Hall. Dr. C. B. Johnson, Scribe. baoco will be raised iu the "Black Standwaite, Tribe No. 57,Red Men Patoh" this year. Plants are not doing well, cutworms are busy and meets every Friday Bleep. Harry Long, C. of R. labor conditions are not the best. Woodmen of the World, Catalpa Camp No. 801 meets every Wednes- WHERE TO ECONOMIZE IN PAINTING It is true economy to use the best paint possible to obtain when painting a "house. The difference in cost between the best and the poorest is but slight at the most The'cost of spreading is the big item. There's a substantial saving in such high grade paints as our If 1 1 '' '' FINISHED IN GLEAM INjS itfteitWd WHITE, ri I . day night. All members are earnestly requested to be there. O. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. Modern Woodmen of the World No. 11902 meets every Wednesday. Y. Q. Sherwin-William- Calendars For 1912 the swellest line of Imported and Domestic Calendars for 1912 that has ever been shown in this territory. They are the Celebrated Butler line and the price this year is lower than ever. Do not purchase your 191 2 We have calendars until you have seen our samples. We please you. and save can you money . Semi-Week- ly life-giving, s and Economy Paints tests have proven the durability of these paints. They have great covering capacity and go farther than the best d paints any painter can prepare. Call for color card and let us figure on what you'll need. hand-mixe- P Iffis ' Ofe Chesi with the Chill in It STRICTLY SANITARY, HARD AS FLINT,' ' SMOOTH AS GLASS The White Mountain, Stone Lined, is the best refjsf erarator made. You might as well .get the best. Elks, J3. P. O. No. 788 meets at. Madisonville Monday night. B. N. Gordon, Exalted Ruler. Roy S. Wilson, Secretary. : E&rlington Chapter, TJ. D. C, meets lBt Thursday in each month at 2:80 p. m. Mrs. Kate Withers, Pree. Knights and Ladies of Security will meet, every second and fourth1 Monday nlghtB. Visiting members invited to attend, O. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. . Visiting members are cordial l. invited to attend any of thest-Lodge- Walker, Sec In these paints the pigments are of extreme fineness, the oil the preservative elementis pure linseed. Scientific GARDINER Incorporated BOWMER Madisonville, Kentucky IB 0' BRYAN, Furniture uni Urtiirtaking : UTLEY & CO. Incorporated Madisonville, Kentucky J Charley spent xueBuay aim weanesday visiting reltaives near Mortous Gifc, -- Miss Gertrude Blackburn, Mrs. Tom Hodge and son. Mrs. L. M. Rice and little son. of Louisville, who have been visiting her parents In Clay passed through the city Thursday on their return home accompanied by her sister Druggists and Pharmacists t ; Bee Kentucky yesterday, EL Wise was in MwileooVillt - Earliugton, "; . BEE ADS PAY f