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I i 4 TUESDAYr r dtr FRIDAY 1fI f f F iI J 12 S IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 11 t EN77SECOND YEAR i EARL1NGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY MAY 26 1911 I N 4x = KIOHTSOEPYTHIAS Have Big time at District Con vention Here Friday 1 + Evening 5 SEVERAL r NOTED PYTHIANS PRESENT I Tegflday vemag Victoria L elb 84 Kniphia df Py thfiLwere hosts at a district convention at thii place in their 1 beautifal bull in the Victory 1 building orieof thd nicest lodge rooms ia the state of Kentucky- r I Past Supreme Chancellor WW BlickwelJ of Henderson Pasty Grand Ohancellar H Pollard f of Jackson add Grand Keeper of Records and Seal J W Carter Lexington all representing the Grand Lodge ware present ash was a delpflajjion oft nineteen Knights from H pklnnJllewh- Ocae on 9t about 8 oclock and returned ODgS about 1080 t Delegations from other lodges were expected but did not ma temlize The meeting was called toor der by DiKrict Deputy Jesse j Phillips After prayer by Prof 0 K LddleYiGrard K of R anil S Carter took the chair and called for reports from the di6trtctiL 4 Bverjereen Lodge at Hopkins 1 villa gave a splendid report throq Kytofthi place and one of the goy 1 eraors of the Widows and Ory plum Bosnia atjCexiB and 17 = bzits HeMnt err Oom f1 mander Frank Torian The conditien of that lodge IB excel lent and they are putting on l work all the time Knight 0H McGary John M fbKknand Keener of Records and Seal Ernest J ewton gave re I I ports of the condition of Victo j riaLodge showing that it is on the upward plane and that twelve new members and renew als have been lidded to the roster this yearri District Deputy Phillips and Grand Kvof R ands Carter then made repdrts as tot qpu ydit10n of the tber lodges of the t composed of Ell ont Pembroke Madisonville and Princeton It was the intention of Gra d- OhanceUar Kobt L Slade of to be present but from noeI beyond iiis control 1Leidonunable to heat theme etl s totbe regret of all M v Put Supreme Chan f cellar Blackwell and Past Grand 14 Ohaucellac Pollard represented M 1 him as deputies Knight Blackwell was called M to the floor and delivered a very able and interesting talk takingL d as his principal tl ome the power rand duty of all true Pythians to be true citizens and to purify as mach us possible political condi tr tious fromall standpaiuts Mud to make this a clean Qodienring conutry free of graft and wrong 0 Knight Pollard who isa cans didate for Attorney General 6f Kentucky then was called to the floor sups delivered a beautiful and eloquent address butdid no get to finish owing to the l fact that the Hopkinsvilte Kofghts had to return on 08 V F A dainty lunch was Iheri ri served to all wllichproved a tp o7 very enjoyable feature of the j evening Mesdames Ernes N toAlbert jeowri 0Ir 5 eufce Hfggins Otley Vanupy Marion ttisk andr Miss Ida Lw Sisk assisted the committee in preparing the lunch The o ladies and Mesdames HOgan an4 t Walter 13Mkrtin fiarnfthed cakiBf x Aft r the iurihandthe JBlop ktgsville Itiighte hId gpiii tlle reinalning 1K i htiFII1l tire Grand officers had I pleasant infrmnlbmrinefSn1Plf- in I and transacted some impurf ant business The local lodge has agreed to give the next ten initiations to the building funs of the Home This is a nobl cause and one dear to the heart of every true Pythian jIn the course of his remarks at this meeting Knight Pollard mentioned the fact that Kuight Blabkwell was the father of the resolution while Supreme Chas cellar to exclude bar keepers ramblers which example was followed by other orders tbIKnights of Pythians being the first to enter thiS law upon their statute books J COAL COP XT CHAKGES HANDS i r 4 W D Coil Become Majority Stockholder in Surttet Coal Co of MadlsonviHe A large coaVdeal was consumma ted iflMad Bo vllle Saturday anttC was made public Monday W D Coil who Is sinking a shaft for the Coll Coal Mine in the Dan Daves Addition of the city has bought theIeontrolliafr interest in the Coal Mine from E L Hendrioks The amount involved floe not been made public but it is rumored that It WM wnaetblBK like 506i The deal has been on for something like a month but will come as- a iiirprJNf fr everyone knowing of polls new piinp bpd little Idea bat TuaaftB M r ones Thtaew 1whI8hWIMH8bebeIB the county and IB the only mine In the county on the outof of the L rNwll be shipping coal by Au gustAll of the stock of Hendrcks and several small stockholders amounting to about twpthirds of the entire stock passed into Coils hands John G B Hall will retain his interest which is about onethfrd and Hoyt Coil will have three shares It was reported at first that Coil had bought out A of the new stockholders was hold Tuesday morning Coil was elected president and general manager Ball vice president and Hoyt Coil secretary Miss Anna Deal Bramwell Graduates Miss Annu Deal Brqnrwellold est daughter of Mr and Mrs Br mwell formerly Of this city graduated with honor at the Belmont College Nashville Wed nesday sight Miss Bramwell is well known here anti has a host of friends and admirers R TIME CARD I ICR Time of departure of Illinois Cen ral trains from1iortonvi IKY1NORTH BOUND No 102 o 128 pm No lOi 840amN- pC 1221oca1 pass1045 a mJNo 186 local 686 p m SOUTH BOUNP To101 408 pm No 10801481hmNo 121 local 128 pmINoo 186 local pass 53 L di N TIJWE CARD Time 01 arrival of trains passing through and departure of trains orlbiuating at Earlington- Efleotlve Sunday April 9 1911- NQKTJJ BOUND No92 tR a m f N6 62 v 1115 a in- Nov94 I 7j28 p m No64tn 1122 p m BdUTII BOUND Noi fin v l 4SOam No 95 8i28 a m No 5v 421 pm No08 1Q48 p m INTERURj3AN TRAINS NOM BOTtND No lot V 828 am No 106T1 vlJOS5 a rh- No io8W t2oo PIIU NO no i 602 4 m 4toUTHBOUND v Npw T46am No e 1000 a m Nor 1O7 o 127 p in No 100Ih r 820 pim JNoi lUz 850 pm iMH c L TIME CARD i Hi Etrme card w ntJnfo uadtfy Apt1191911 effecNt 118 IMTM 6 46ama o113 arrJvti880pm 1- iI i DOES ADVERTISING PW Vl The Courier Jotirriaifdf last Saturday had an editorial on the subject of the success dfa jgrpcexyman in Memphis wlip is a great advertiser jrocetyinen as a general thing say that adxtrjtfsing pays clothing and dry goods people butf Vf ththeY deal in necessities ahidL that it cloesQtpart1il et tits man spends mprerfor advertising in one day than the cost 0f the averagj6xstigck ofgroceries found in the town 6f Adstirville The facts read like an Arabian Nights tale but its true The editorial in till is as followsI Duke dowers who runes Hirry llVtt grocery stores inyMempliie gyg ic1 is hard for him to uiidersipnd why some peopled not be iiefe in Advertisiufc ihatllr Bbw rs believes in it strongly is evidenced by the fatefthat he mbuopolizes about one half the sPac- of One issue 6f k Stem his paper on laetTnesday And it is not small papers papers go Ithaa four tden j ages 6f eight ppl hniris to the page One entire section or four pages is devoted lomatterI supplied by Mr Bowers ajikdtuo liirger section has a Bo ovOrs ftad on every page except the first including one full page devoted to curreut quorationsof grocery Prices at Mt Bowlers thirtyfiv temples of economy The bpace occupied by ttr Bowers is not all devoted to groceries for he is something of a philosopher anctbe disqussea some matters as a side line to his cotn ere al euterpriseR Amongris he tells wjiat he thiuks about advettisini Incidentally lie remarks that his advertlsfmeatf Which aPPeared in those dailies last Tuesday cost hin1la mt as much as it would psttff 0pen another store fhi hI thinks is ar yer good demonstral tion of his faith in newspaper publicity 1 expect continuep for the fruits of this advertising to yieldso abundantly that it wont cost mea Riiay n Mr Bowers says he has iispent morijor newspaper space since he located in Memphis than he Is worth but he believes if he had spent only half as much fpr adyertiling he wouldnt have been worth half as much as eJpa the present time Some businessmen argue he sayer that teY have succeeded without advertising and hence cannot see any UMi f it To whIch Mr Bowers answers Yes and the chancesiarethat if these same persons had been constant qifjler tiarawscceesthey would have made would have been as far a4 wLettku esent successas Memphis is ahead ofHppefield Ark 7 v PRESIDENT TAFT J NOT TO INTERFERE In The Case ofChasW Worst and John R Walsh The Wealthy Bankers MUST SERVE OUT THEIR TERMS Washington 25 Presi dent Taft has denied the uppli carious for pardon of Charles W Morse of New York and John R Walsh of Ohicago the two most prominent bankers ever convicted and sour to Federal penitentiaries under the national banking laws Not only did the President refuse to pardon eith er Morse or Walsh but he jilso at this time to exercise any other sort of executive clemency in these cases or to Shorten the sentences imposed upon the to men by the courts in which they Wer convicted In denying the pardons the President took a firm stand that the national hankiug laws or any other laws must be upheld when they affect the rich man even more than when they affect the poor The record in the Wiilihrase the President said in alqngopin ion shows moral thjit insidious and dangerous kind to punish which the nu tional banking laws were especially nactedH In co the cage of Morse the President said that from a consideration of the footsin each case I have no doubt that Morse should hnvereceivedaheavierse- lttallCe than Walsh Indeed tIle methods taken by Morse tend to fhow that more keenly than Walsh did he realize the evil of what he wits doing I PMER DAn 5LAUGlITVILLE Mow up Ancient Jndian Peac rfei While plowing In lute Held near plaughiervUle one day this week William Rook plowed up an Indian peee pipe with a stein about 11 Inches long Tbtplpeavae made of A cfto 8ndw yhect1 n and a iiiilf pqaUi1i With x eptlon 0 r a gmaU ptec ehlpptd Ir mthB bowl by h plors the pipe le Ift tl condition dud is quits aourtoait AWiUAL conOEOXT EXZROISES Earlin ton Graded School at Temple Theatre May 34at 8 Oclock The following program will be rendered at the Temple Theatre May 80 by the EarlloKton Graded School PART i MUSIO 1 Orchestra Overture Shapiros Medley EarllnKtou Orchestra 2 Chorus High Scbpql Choral Club a May Dance Ward bi MayDay Ward 8 ViollnSoiov erctiUBe Jocelyn Godard Miss Florence Elgin Misa Ruby Lockey accompanist 4 Orchestra You are the Ideal of My Dreams 5 Violin Solo Cavatina Rail Miss Elgin 6 OjiorHB Anchored Watson HlghSchool Choral Club 7 Orchestraa to the Jungle Band b All that I ask Is Love PAI IL jli InvocatIon Bev Stanley j2 yiollu solQ Simple Avon Thome Miss Elgin 8 Address Rev H D Smith pD4 Presentation DiplomsPaul M Moore 6 Chorus Stars of Summer Night Woodbury High School Choral Club r BrandonJJiNX PRESIDENT IS HELp LIABL Buyers of Worthless Stock in Ills Ban Recovers Judgment Against Him Henderson Ky Mav 24 By decision of the circuit court a bank provident is held personally liable for the sale of worthless shares the defunct Farmers and Merchants bank at Robards in this county Judgment was entered in favot of palRd e bank Block last fall thetinstitu n was that Denton as president mlsrepre sented the financial condtton of the bank This is the first time in the historyof the state that a bank pies ideut has been held personally Ha Ml far the sale Of worthless stock f Othtrg whit purohas d stock ag wifffttln lieti00 it is said roil enlt aahlttbeprldeJ1t o f tbjdefunct conoern Baton says fe will appeal thepas Q F 11 i IY Mt + 0 Ji i MR J BI ATKINSON INLDUISVILLEi Left Here Tuesday Morning on Special Train Over M H 6V E PHYSICIANS DECIDE TO OPERATE k Mr John B Atkinson preai dent of the St Bernard Mining Company of this city left here Tuesday morning for Louisville Ky whereNp will be operated QU for npendicitie He was ac cornpanied byhJswifeMrandi Maoore Siektitenading physician Miss KosaJTox trained nurse and Drs Sherrilf 1heIcameIMonday and after holding a consultation with resident physicians decided that an operation was necessary and that it was also necessary for Mr Atkinson to make the tripto Louisville The special train in charge of train masterEL Wise eft Earlington over the M H Eat 2 oclo4 k Tuesday morning and made good time to Louisville On arriving in Lonisuille Dr Marvin Was called in consultation and it was decided to post ponethe operation a few daysas thetrip had begin more or less fatiguing deices from Louis ripe this morning state that V f while the c di i o lir t- kinspn is se I1oNis 8IS olaiug- hisownnieely and aauccesefnl operation is hoped for Mr At kinson has been ill for several mouths but for the pastfewI weeks had shown a marked im provement and his many friends thought he would soon regain his former health but on last Thursday he became suddenly ill vithan attack of appeudici tis and grew rapidly worse t THE BANKS CASE AS IT WAS The Charge Against Agent D P banks of This Place was Dismissed as a Case Could Not be Made Against Him And There Was Noth lag Else to do Mr Banks refused toCallow scale Inspector Southard to h pect the L Niseales at this place There wa nothlugaensatlonalaboutttMr Sutbard wished to t the scales and thought he had a right to do so Mr Banks asked him to show the law on it and he was unable to find any law covering toe case then Mr Banks said q cannot allow you to inspectorSuthard him the Sheriff served it and he waff placed under a 50 bond When the ease was called in court ijb was promptly thrown out on the county attorney telling Judge Brad ley they could not make out a case against Banks There was consid erable exciterriont among the relatives and friends of Mr Banks in Henderson when the article appeared in the Henderson paper and he plainBrills kSMALL BLAZE SiredaL CafchesFite- f The Tresh house oh Railroad street caught fire yesterday even ink aud blazed fiercely for a few minutes but vus soon ex tinguitihed The roof on the kitchen Nvaajmrned off aud otli or damage done Nofie of the household effects wore Prompt Work of the Earlmgton fire brigade saved the house Miss Kemp Complimented Miss Minnie Kemp returned to her home at Columbia Ky Saturday morning Miss Kemp made many friends during her years1 work Jilte- I dud both scholars and patrons of the fehool jolii thsm In wishing for her return Taesdayr Klis b thtown 11 i o CI a a t u- y lUIESOAY and1 FRIDAY GENERAL FOREMAN J L ENOCIts Goes to Howell asGiral TFort man at That Place Tjpmp 4f orarily EMPLOYES HERE iJi E- DGKET Ht- o 1 TOLOSE HIM 1 It is withrefirett liltwe an nonioethedeartareof General Foreman J L Enoch of the mechanical departnsegt from our midst to take effect June 1r 1911 He will be placed as general foreman of thtfL 1q shops at- HowelIJld toi aporarilyands later we hope to hoar of him be tug assignor to moredimportant shops u MfEnocntQokobarg of tha Earhngtou shops Janr 11 1910 at a time when business was never known to 3 bie4be ter tor the Hendersogtvi1oa Howell did he handle the business dur lug the great rush the first six months of last year and also ever since that the management is fully aware of the fact that he is capable of snperiBtending much larger shops then we have c here and so have called him During the year and a halt that Mr Enoch has been in our midst we have Silways fonndi him very attentive to his dntiig Ii and always looking out for tie bdtter inteVests of the L fc N- Mtom RatUti Hffi8 ovia1anc kind hearted with all his employes and acquaintances and easy for one to approach no mutter what might be his vocation andr mis sion His men have learned to like him very much since he has been here account of his amiable disposition and regret very much to see him leave but rejoice over the fact that he has received deserved promotion We are sure there is nO official outhe L N system who works any more faithfully for the companys welfare than does Mr Enoch He is the first on duty every morning and the last to leave at night and il often seen until midnight poking after the companys interest and see that there is no delays to trains through aUy neglect Of his de partmeutIWe have noticed that duringj the recent black of business on this division thathe was on the alert andat once commenced to make reduction of his force ac cordingly to save his company unnecessary expenpe Richard B Salmons formally an engineer on the second division of the JjjfeJN and running between Bowling Green and Nashville will succeed Mr Enoch as general foreman of the Earlington shops r tYY v r of White City and o Mr 6 P Allen of Creel Springs III were mar x rays at the residence of brides parents at White Oity Wednesday stud left for Creel Springs oft the noon train The bride is It well kno11 young lady in her- viciuitYdud Mr Allen Upr08 purousypiiug business man V DR E fllAKDJN DR La RAY Drs HrJill Ry r DENTISTS+ Painless Extracting ii mud Perceki Work Hid I + rlif wtSPetiIty C 0kS Aw1M14 t3HJlfilltLMIfCIrI 11 v CiKsi Li s r 1 IT ft ie1I fee i PUBLISHERrPAUL M Mpope s J E IAWO TT ASStCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER J t 4Yy Member ef Kentucky Press Associatien- Publishers i Sfcwu District League citMertep i FrraitNre Moue Strett Mliir 1rilliCla fI Cart Icy rirore Ne 4MISS AiLEEN DAVISrMgr l std 47 N Frielay May 26 1J Zany to bed and early to rise Attend to your business and advertise And you will be healthy pros jerorns and wise ANNOUNCEMENTS Ve are authorized to announce L R Bay as a candidate for reoleotlou represent Hopkins county in the lower house of the next General As isembly ot Kentucky subject to the action of the Democratic party I We are authorized to announce Ed L YounfraB a candidate to represent Hopkins county in the lower house of the next General Assembly of Kentucky subject to the action parityF I DESIGNATION OF DIAZ- PRESENTED1VEDNESDAY Expected Acceptance Will be Delayed Until SaturdayNo Armed Guards For Madero Juarez Mex May 24 Confident ial advises to the revolutionists here are to the effect that the resignation of jProslden Diaz will be presented to the Mexican congress tomorrow It IB not expected it will bo accepted before Saturday of this week and Francisco I Madero Jr the rebel leader is not planning to start for City before Sunday Senor Madero IS just beginning to realize the strength of the revolutionary movement which he created i A constant stream of telegrams has been pouring in at his headquarters within the last few days congratu lating him on the success of the rev olution aud stating that hundreds of men are at his disposal for further instructionsAs ns are from all parts of Mexico including the southern and t central sections it is becoming more and more apparent here that Madero need fear little from a counter revo lutionary movement Such talks agalu was In the air today coupled with rumors of plots by the ciente fiolo element in Mexico Olty and the promibCoiiH use of money to ac eomplish Maleros downfall and the possibility of mishap to the Madero train when If RtnYtN PonMiwnrd Some of Aladoroa friends said be ah uld take at least 300 armed men with him but the rebel leader himself suoffa At the Idea saying he will have but a civilian escort It is probabe however that a pilot locomotive willventurea kilometer or two ahead of the Madero train to scout for dynamite bombs or other impedimentsThe army which has accum ulated under Madero since the revo lution began instead of being regarded as Involving futuro danger of an archy is rapidly being viewed in an other light by conservative rebel I I I I It I I I IIIII Subscription Rates One Year 1100 I Six months 50 0 Three months 25 i f i Single copies 5 Spaolmen copies mailed iron on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par tioulara r Setla r I Mexico leaders They look with satisfac tion upon the army once ragged and Undisciplined now much better drilled and well clad and believe that the revolution has brought forth the true military strength of the country The Mexican army somewhat demoralized by the revolution it is thought may be reorganized with the insurreotos as a nucleusJWork for Insurrocto Army Some active work for the InRur reotos it Is believed is not far off Reports are being received not Sin frequently at the Madero headquar ters of the ravages of baudltMn the ulterior Fortunate Herlda a noted bandit Is accused iu oue report that reached here today of robbing a mjue in the state of Sonora of gold bullion valued at 35000 The socialistic movement in low er California is expected to give trouble and the combined forces of federals and lusurrectoa available in that territory together with tho troops from this section will be turned upon the revolutionists In the far west should they persist In their activity Instances of such cooperation of federals and insurreotos already have been reported since the sign ing of the peace pact A detachment of federals is said to be march- Ing in company with lusurrectos towards Las Vacauas near Mon tery Mexico held by socialists claiming to be followers of Ricardo Xlagon the lower California chief Buys Interest in Paper Bryant F Sloane a former citlstou of Maalsonville hat purchased IiiI half interest in the Advocate a weekly newspaper published at Ar tosla New Mexico He lived In Madisonville many years being connected with the Hustler He moved West several years ago and has been connected with several papers aince then Cheapest accident insurance Or Thomas Electric Oil Stops the pain and heals the wound All druggist sell it Good PaintGood Results Thats good logic Its cause and effect But its poor logic poor judgment QoodresultsThe best good paint is THE SHERWINWILLIAMS PAINT MADE TO PAINT BUILDINGS WITH Its a pure white lead pureIicovers most spreads eas st looks best wears lIe is mosteconomIIts a painters paint Made in eight handsomes- hades Color cards given upon request SOLD BY ST BERNARD MINING CO j INCORPOR TfDIDRUG DEPARTMENT f I d C7 i4 L1 WilAT IWENT THROUGH Beforetaking Lydia EPinkhams Vegetable Compound Natick MassI cannot exprew what Iwent through during the chang of Ufo before I tried Lydia E Pinkhnms vegetable Com I was in such a nervous condition I could not still My limbs were cold I had sensations and 1 couldnotsleop On311ytold iclaus that I also readoneby Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and decided to try it and it has made me a well woman My neighbors and friends declare it had worked a miracle for me Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is worth its weight in gold for women during this period of lifo If it will help others you may publish my- letterMrs NATHAN B GKEATON 61 N Main Street Natick Mass The Change of Life is the most criti cal period of a womans existence Women everywhere should remember that there is no other remedy known to medicine that will so successfully carry women through this trying period as Lydia E Pinkhams Vega table Compoun- dIf you would like special advice about your case write a confiden tial letter to Mrs Plnklmin at Lynn Mass Her advice is free and always helpful J = MORE CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE In Hopkins County Than In 1910 Shown By Report of County Supt A J Fox The figures of the IOU census of school children in Hopkins county which County Superin tendent Fox has just completed shows a decrease of two whites and au increase of 108 colored betwe n the apes of six and twenty There are 8201 whites of school age according to the 1911 census and 2186 colored Increase Entirely Colored In 1910 there were 8289 whites and 2078 colored The number of white boys of the last census as compared with the census of the previous year shows a falling off of fortymine while the girls increase fortyseven The color ed majes increased 107 and the females one- falling X Off in Rnral Districts The falling offof whites ip chiefly iu the rural districts Mild sn1 ilIe shows an increase ofthirty The uewrural district nn Pond river has fiftysix pr sons within its boundaries of school a eiThere are sevornl schools In the county that have only forty of school age aud came near losing their right to a school Svirdl had only fortyone and one or two fortytwo anrl forty three EarJin tim has the largest number under school age outside of the graded common schools and graded schools Most of the counties in the State have shown u falling oft aud the report of Superintrudent- Fox which has been wailed to Superintendent of Public Instruction R einsteir will bu ail exceptionalone Letters on Poorly Printed Stationery Go Into the A classy looking letter bead wins attention and puts the recipient Into a pleasant frame of mind for the letter underneath We Print That Kind of Stationery We Are Ready fo Print Yours F I a Lu nw CQLOlttD COLUMN M i Card of Thanks I wish to thank the lodges aud many friends who rendered us such longillnessband Prof S R Driver Your kind ness will be gratefully remembered- i MRs F E DRIVER TThe graduating exercises of the public school were fine Each mem her ot the class equipped himself well The music was excellent The public enjoyed the class address delivered Jty Prof J SV Martin President of Atkinson College in the absence of RonJ B Atkinson and Paul M Moore Hon Frank D Rash presented the diplomas Rev J B Colbert A M D D presiding elder of the Louisville dis trict preached the baccalaureate sermon for Atkinson College last Sunday He will preach at the A M E Z church Earlington next Sunday at 1180 a m The public is cordially invited to be present He is a very able speaker Rev Colbert will lecture here Monday night May 29 at the AM E Z church Admission free Ueceptlonswer given by Mrs L 0 Evans for the teachers on the 16th inst by Mrs E 0 Osbone on the 18th lust by Mrs Nora Ross at her home in Madisonvllle on the 24th inst Each reception seemed to be very much enjoyed by all who wore presentMany of the Earlingtau people at tended the closing exercises of At= kinson College The exorcises were grand James Maxwell is suffering from an Injured shoulder Rev H Amos is on foot again We hope he will soon be at himself again i Many of the delegates to Baptist Sunday School convention at Mad isonvlllo passed through thq city Wednesday The many friends of Virgil Patter son are glad to see him out again Sallow is due to a torpid liver HEBBlNE purifies and restores the rosy bloom of health to tho cheek Price 60c Sold by St Bernard Mining Co In corporated drug department 4 y Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates fixed fcjr holding the Kentucky Fairs for 1911 ns far as reported Officers of fairs are requested to report to us Mw oramissions or corrections of dates Versailles August 22 days Lexington August 76 days Unlontown Audust 86 days Vanceburg August 94 days Lawrenceburg August 164 days Leltohflold August 164 dayp- Burksville August 164 days Brodhead August 168 days Fern dreek August 164 days Shepherdsyllle August 22 4 days London August 224 days Erranger August 23L4 dayftt Germantown August 2t8 days Nicholasville August 298 days Somerset August 298 days Bardstown August 804 days Paris September 46 days Mohtjcello September b4 days Alexandria September 66 daps Mount Olivet September 64days Hogenvllle September 68 days Sanders September 64 days Kentucky State FaIr Louisville September 116 days Horse Cave September 204 days Mayfield September 274 d- aysiMonth writes Lola P Roberts of Vienna Mo I used to be sick most of the time and suffered with backache and headache My Mother who had been greatly helped by the use of Cardui got me two botffes and I have been well ever since E49 Take CARDui The Womans Tonic Cardui is a gentle tonic for young and old women It relieves and prevents pain It builds strength It feeds the nerves It helps the whole system Made from harmless roots and herbs it has no bad aftereffectsdoes not Interfere with the use of any other medicine and can goodtryyou Your dealer sells it S4 4 t SIG AVIATION MEET i I I AT f i Evansville Ind June 9 and 10 4 J j 1The Curtiss Exhibition CJ i under the au toes of tHe Evahsville k i Courier will send two world famous 1 birdmen an rtwo heavier thanair flying machines to Evansville for a big exhibition June 9 and 10 A great performance is promised i tranwhtchvtl1tions of what uptotheminute bird r v i m camfeteen t 1 conquest of the aIr Reducedratesto Evansville 6ns i all railroads traction lines and water- lineslf It r i r V I I Automobile Exhibit Motor Races i7LjO I Atlanta Brood COOp MADE OF HEAVY 1 GALVANIZED IRON = We Claim for this Coop Many Advantages Over Any Other on the areiFIRST They are collapsable and can be put away in the fall in a few minutes in a very small space and reassembled when needed in two minutes each SECOND The santtaryfeatures of these coops cannot be excelled as the ventilation is perfect and the bottom can be removed in one minute without troubleting any other section of the coop as there are no bolts screws hinges or fastenings to bother with Lice orivermin will not harbor in galvanized iron there no crevices in which to secrete themselves and multi ply nor for disease germs to finda lodging placefThese coops are absolutely proof against Rats sles Minks SkUnk and other chicken eating ani mals Government statistics show that rats destroy more chickens every year than every ocher 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 fas 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 FOURTH Made in two sizes with Sdandg inch revolving doors T MADE ONLY BY THE Atlanta TinPlate and Sheet Mill ivYJMec1ietOOViJe Ky r I II t n- D t W r t Svv5i i ia rHr= D CY W LINDSAY Whalwale and Retail i I Cigars Cigarettes Tobacco t r2srr cHrKstM4DISONVILLE KY News of the Town ufce Stone T P A of Louisville Byl jwas in the city Wednesday ou buel Less Mrs MCaln of Mortons Gap who has been visiting lnfMadlBon yule has returned home Supervisor of Bridges and Build InKs McVeigh of Evansville was Here Wednesday looking after the oiSuipanyB business Ctol W A Toombs was in Pfovi deuce a few days thlsweekon busi- nsea 9fr O MoLeod of Madlaonvllle made a business trip to this oft Tuesday i i Mrs D M Bvan was in Madison tllle Tuesday stfopplng Tow Is tho season to buy Poultry r Feed Buy an honest feed Quake- Hen and Chick Feed Is the cleanest Mid best on the market X Parsons k Scqvllle Cot Evansville Ind Mrs L V Benfro and children were in Madlsonville Tuesday shopping Ira RAY of Clay Ky visited ref- atlves In this city Tuesday David Smith made a business trip to Madisonville Tuesday Mr and Mrs McKlnnon were in MadUonvllle Tuesday visiting friends Mu Orlean Emmett of the noun try was in town Tuesday- E B Owen spent Tuesday In Ev anivjlle Neal Spillrnan was In Madison Tllle Tuesday night Miss Edna LOUR of fit Charles was in town Monday shopping WASTED 100 miners at once for Itea y Apply to KOBTONVIME COAL k CoKiCO INortouvllloj 1 Ellis Robinson of St Charles was In town Tuesday Miss Sybil OBrien of Mortons Gap was in town Tuesday I OK Bowman spent Tuesday In rEvansville Mr and Mrs Will Lee and children of Kevllle Ky are visiting Mr J R Doan and wife Will and Albert Larmouth were In Evansville Wednesday on business Clyde Thompson is visiting his parents in EvansvllletI MajFB Harris of Madisonville was In this city Wednesday on bust neat iIas Mary OBrien visited friends ins adisotivilk Wednesday r Try H can of Pawco Corn and no p tide the difference Its real Sugar Corn Costs no more than others oti Evansville Ind M H Tappan trade A business rflp to Madison fvile Wednesday Mrs Lee Todd of the country was la town Tuesday Andy Craig of Howell who has been visiting friends In this city has returned home T TIn ntaa who stops adnr when his trade ii picking up bIlk the titan who stops flaking when the fish be gin to bite Think this over- and let it worry you Miss Maude Laffoon of the country was In town Monday Lee Withers went to Hdndersou Tuesday night for a few days Misty Biddle of Madisonville was In idwn Thursday r Mr and Mrs Will Bobinspnuof Madisonvillo were In town Wednesday t LyeY tary tins Price aame as others Parsons do Scoville Co Evansville Ind Mrs Helen Osborne of Blchland shoppingtmade a business trip to this olty WednesdayMr 0 M Henry who has been visiting relatives in Mir tlnsvlllo have returned home Willis Waddll of Madisonvillo wad In the city Wednesday Mesdamos Juo R and D O JLaf foon of Suthard School House WAS Intown Wednesday Mrs Jno Hamby was in Madi sonville Thursday shopping Miss Clara Prod tor of Russ l1vllIo is the guest of Miss Dot Bean WANTZDThree girls to learn newspaper and printing business Muut be graduates of the Earjington school Apply at Bee office Mosdames F M Toombs Hick man Jones and E F Osfdon of Slaughterville spout Wednesday in this city I J Trove of Suthard School Bohoolhousd was mtown Wpdneg day Ben Bowies of Aston has employs ment in this city now visitingaMr and Mrs B I Lane and tam ily who have been in Illinois havo returned home When you see tho brand PASCO on anything In the grocery line it is the best thatwe know how to buy for the money Parsons de ScoVllle Co Evansville Iud Will Burke formerly of this city Is now living In Zeigler Miss Beatrice Rhea of Madison VUlOIS visiting Mrs Tom Blair thls week Hart Brand Peas are the finest in the World Dont take our wordier it bnt try a can and be convinced Parsons Sooville Co Evansvllle Ind Miss Cora Hall spout Thursday night with Miss Mary Mother head Miss Anna MoIntlre Cox returned home Thursday from ollmon C I loge Nashville Tonu tS spend ihe vacation with hnr parents Old papers for sine at the He umcet 25will put a Cabinet Mantel in your depot complete ready to set up including all tile and trimmings Twenty styles to select from in prices from 15 to 175 WE REFUND YOUR RAIL ROAD FARE it t LEVI FURNITURE CO Largest FirMiiti Ml SterHnsl i- nHENDERSON KENTUCKYI o iJ tCn 1iiii1 L1 o 11 ci9Y tl JhJI w uc6u lPo DONt FAIL TO- ATTEND THE The Great Bargain Sale AT y TheNew Store x Real bargain feast such as Madisonyille has not nmanyday Elegant line of Bare foot Sandals just received in pearls and tans HOPKINS COOPERATIVE CO H P MORTON Manager Hentf BmUJlnt Eott Ctnttr Sires MrdisonrilirfKsntuck JMisses Gertie Q annon and niX- Ie Woodruff and Kirby and Earl OBatiuon were in this city Thurs day night attending Snap Shots ATTENTION II called to the show window of Barnes Cowand CO They are artistically arranged with vacation and outing supplies THE USUAL WAY Pint Arctic Eiplorar HI bet the thermometer is close to the h tendaa V a t Lame ltoad Arctic ExplorerOeT I wiia I WM there i Viu 1One U 4 q I IMS City use a style of cabinet oa their desks in which a receptacle is provided for a raw potato in which it Is the custom of the clerk to stick the- pen after Itla ulHldfor any purpose The potato acts as a cleaner for the n and also a handy place in which it may he kept A fresh potato is applied every morning Enjoy the Present Grief for things past that cannot be remedied and care for things to come that cannot be prevented may easily hurt but can never benefit me I will therefore commit myself to God in both and enjoy the present Joseph Hall vtluOrPorch Shades The kindthat is advertised in all magazines They are made flight woodstained in sunfast colors They look well and will hold their shape indefinitely Prices From 250 to 10 genuineOldture None genuine unless it has the brand burned on each piece flBRYAH UTLEY CO IHbORPOgATED Home Furmsting and Undertaking Madi nvillcIty e I d n lYE GOOD EARLINGTON PEOPLEv= v 7 Save IQJercent on Those Good Dollars of Yours by Investing Thtin Our Magnificent Linens and White Cotton Drtis j SDii oodsI to Such as Linen Towels Linen Crashes Linen Suitings linen Wa tkinga Irish Linens Table Linens Linen Napkins Linen Doilies Plain Flaxons Plaid Flagons t Striped Flaxons Lyklinen French Batiste Nainsooks Persian Lawns Galatia IndiaI It Linons Mercerized and Plain Dimities fee All thrse are goods you need today j Friday and Saturday Today aid Tomorrow J I t BISHOP COMPANY 11 YOUR MONEY BACK If YOU WANT IT = lrHAPPY RESULTS Rave Made Many Darlington Red dents Enthusiastic No wonder scores of Earlington citizens grow enthusiastic It is enough to make anyone happy to find relief after years of suffering Public statements like the following arc truthful representations of the dally work done ln Earlington by mans Kidney Pills James Walter Alraore of Earl ington Ky says My kidney trouble was brought on by hard work and I was afflicted with tho complaint for ten years I suffered from dizzy spells my kidneys did not do their work properly and my rest was disturbed by too frequent passages of the kidney secretions Some time ago I learned of Doans Kidney Pills and procured a box Soon after I began using them I re ceived great relief and thus encour aged I continued taking them until I was cured My kidneys are now In a normal condition andI feel very grateful to Doane Kidney Pills for bringing about this changeFor by all dealers Price 60 cents FoBterMuburu Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the Unit ed StAtes Remember the name Doana and take no other I = NOTHING HAPPENED Reginald ljr Jove suppOM t BhouM forget myself an let this sailboat tura turtle What would you say PhoebeI would say you had tanwt Lobster Happy Inspiration On a recent examination paper la civics was this question If the presi dent vicepresident and all the totem hereof the cabinet should die who would officiate Robert a boy of twelve thought for some time trying In vain to recall who came next in succession At last a happy inspira tion came to him and he answered The tmdVlaker Mrs JHarold Howard rind Miss Florence Howard of MixdlBonvllle were in th ojty Thursday Calendars For 1912 We have the swellest line of Imported and Do mestic Calendars for 1912 that has ever been shown in this territory They are the Celebrated Butler line anathe price this year is lower than ever Do not purchase your 1912 calendars until you have seen our samples We can please you and save you money SemWtekly Bee IEdrlif Kentacy tt u n i grC l y f Its not made for any certain to withstand the I weather conditions of every climate Amalgamated ARC ROOFING will not drip under the blazing sun nor crack in the bitterest cold Its made by our secret processand is universally acknowledged the ARCROOFINGmetal Our agents are authorized to Amalgamated ARC ROOFING should fail to satisfykSend for samples and full AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO First Nit Bask Bldg EiraMe46aMtiFOR SALE BY STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY I j INCORPOR- ATraMADiSONVILLE KENTUCKY J 1 N WHEN MADISONVILLE j Visit the Princess Theater the best moving picRturescountrySomething each nightI 5GoodFRIOJSS 5 Sc IOCENTS l I A D NOB Jr Manager Ii r r Ql VVIIY J i- r 4 BE TROUBLED WITH tT FILHYFLIES ie- s It p a 3 When for a small sum we t can fit your house with J ii g screen doors and windows that will prevent the entrance of tee dangerous and an Z noying little tl i poests1he meI 1 v to put up I windows isright nw before I the house is filled and the wall curtains and ceilings are ruined J Call and see our line of screens and get Acesa r st Bernard Mining Co INCORPORATED J i WIR CHYLE Manager Store i- Earlingloo i Kentucky v ja Y e M BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT tr m M jo to wr A 00Q jr- r as I N- r T uTi =Jii I a t 0 L y- y I 0 I i C At MORT0N114i1r 4 J MADISONVILLE KY IJc Fne l Director and Embalmer I Any Call Answe cd Pornpt1y Day or Night I k Madisonville Notes IT AXLIlir DAYli Mrs E G McLeod and daughter Mrs Q N Nlsbet left for Hopkins Villa Thursday to visit Mrs Wil liam West Mrs O S Hoffman of Nebo let for Hopkinsville Thursday to at tend the closing exercises ofMc Loan college Her son John A graduates this term Ernest Clayter of Victoria wh has been visiting here has homeMontgomery Holman of this city bas accepted a position with O N Nlsbet who is making a survey of the Pond river bottoms preparatory to draining them Miss Bessie Leltzey of Waco Texas Is in the city the guest of her uncle T O OBryan Miss Leizey quiteIGet the habit of coming to the branch office of the SemiWeekly Bee at Mortons Furniture Store when want engraved cards embossed letterheads dance tickets or Programs We have the beat and del us figure with you on prices 5 AILEEN DAVIS Manager Arch Goodwin of Hopkidsville ttehded the Elks dance at this place TueBdaynight MIss Allie Buckner of Trenton y is the guest of Miss Virginia Tare Miss Lurllne Coil attended the commencement of McLean college at Hopkinsvllle Miss Mildred Bone is in Lebanon Term attending the graduating ex troiBesMreS M Hoffman of Nebo visit dfriends In this city Wednesday J4JJJS Kathleen hlof Lpuib vJllewill arrive in the city Friday to be the guest of relatives and friends here for several days We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want Blassy Job work that will give Batis faCtion see our samples and get prices at the Madisonvllle Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AIL JJN DAVIS Manager Miss Vada Cates of Johnson Island was here Wednesday shopping Yrs M Cain of Mortons Gap parentsLMrs W J Nisbot of Providence fa vltlting her mother Mrs J R Mills N Mies Hattie Glisord and sister of Hanson accompanied by Misses 5 I ARNOLD KAHN Henderson Ky McMbirs Merchants Refund Association s Nothing L but standard- makes in our house in Mens Clothing Shoes Hats and Furnishings I Ladies Sines Dry Goods Hosiery arid Furn ishings Specialists in fitting boys out from head to foot I Maia at litStreet 1 E ARNOLD KAHN i G ONE PRICE TO ALL- i i Jou Mattie Bourland and Maggie Lamb have gone to Hopkinsyille I Mr Peter Bowies and daughters Misses Dixie Eura and Lula ewer e In own Wednesday shopping W C Collins of Sebree made a business trip to this city Wednesday John B Brasher who hits been in Louisville for the past week has re turned home tBradley Wilson of Long Pond was in town Wednesday Dont forget the BemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Madi Bouvllle people in Mortons Furni adverbsdfor the paper call up number 4 AILEBN DAVIS Manager Dr Gardiuer made a business trip to Lotiisville this week Judge Yost who has been in Martinsviile has returned home MrsG GGilmore and daughter Miss Edith of Calhoun who bav been visiting JMrfl D H Gilmore have returned home O EjDwen the well known hardware dealer is suffering with acut- indigestion and is in a critical con dition HVwas seized su denly by an attack Saturday night and has been confined to his bed since He was reported to be slightly im proved Tuesday Captain Nelson returned Tuesday from Little Rock Ark where be attended the Confederate Veterans reunion Capt Nelsou said there were 14087 old soldiers registered at the reuniou and that four of them died while there Ed Moore and his family are able to be outagain lifter being quaran tined tin account Y smallpox f AlissEmraa Noe of HopkinovJlle returned home Thursday after at tending a dunce here Mrs Geo Johnson left Thursday evtiiiintr to be the guest of r8 EU bert Turner for several Unye A50 cent bottle of Blooniiie Rheumatic Liniment Will lust longer than the most aggravated case of sore throat A most effective remI edy for cold CHi chest croup etc St Bernard MiniiiK Co Iiicorpor used sling department special agents CITY DIRECTORY iO RUurlantf Police JudgeA J iBeinotl Chief of Police WmJ3radley NI ht Chief J fIt H t CorbiitttCityTreasurer Gi ty PhyeolabW K Tf llUot City EnKlneerrR E Whipfler- Street Commissioner bt Wood Councihnon Jno B Atkinson Madison Oldham F D Rush Geo 0 Atkinson Thos Blair O M Henry Meeting night first Monday night in each month School Trustee Paul JlL Moore Board Of HealthEd M Trahern G Gilbert King and Curtis BJohn gun M 1 j w- I Postmaster GbaBtoweH CHURCHES tCATHOLIC GHUBOH First mas every Sunday add holy day at 700 am Second mass and preaching 080 a m Vespert and benediction 7 p m Rev J P MoParland Pastor PreaohllTgdvercLords YednesdavDB D T STANLEY Pastor MiJE axuKOKAegtliarrorvtoe s third Sunday at 11 a in and T0 m Prayer me WednesdayevenIa at 7 80 at 880 a m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 am REV HOITZOLAJV Pastor M EiOHUBtiH SOOTH Rev W CBrandon pastor Services or every Sunday at 11 aAin ant 745 p mi Sunday school at 9 IamPrayer meeting Wednesday ockLadiese noon Official Board meeting MO- nday after first Sunday in each month JTJ MISSIONARY BAPTIST OHUKOH Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday HI 1 am and 780 p piecedhtigSatardt before the4tH Sunday Sunday School at IA a w Vnightoat73C Rev VH GrigsqnPastor vJFfUBOHbervfoos eveuin in each month and Satur precedingPrayerekiSundayschoolREV T J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CHUBOH Services let and 8rd Sunday night at746 at the Library REV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES H Masonic Lodge E W Turner No 548r meets 1st and 8rdFrldayp In each month E J PHILLIP fSec Victoria Lodge No 84 Xof P iiieets every Monday night Visit ors welcome 7 ERNEST j toOfRipd S Hopkins Lodge AQ UW No 501 meets every Thursday nl htY Q WALKER Sec EarlthatonNonight Iii each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD cJDegree of Honor No 10 meets 2nd and 4th Saturday nights In each ihoath Miss LIZZIE HUFF S LSS Ben tier Lodge Earltn ion Court No 55 meets every 1st and Monday night at old Masonic Hall DR O B JOHNSON Scribe f khan In ate Tribe No 67RedMen meets ever sleep HARRY LONQ C of R Every housekeeper who takes prideGin 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 the Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators acknowledged to be the most perfectly construe ted sanitary and ice saving refrigerators ever put on the market Save fully onethird on your ice bill and Taste a lifetime I Ordinary refrigerators only last about five yearsI Made of polished oak or satinwalnut with real porcelain f lining all in one piece Constructed throughput in the J w strongest and most substantial manner Come in and let us show you their many valuable featur St f1ernard MiningGoINC- ORPORfLTiw arlinglon Kent cklf Bladder Trouble Causes PanSr After taking a trial bottle of Dr Kil mer s SwampRoot which you forwarded to me I from alocal dollarbottlscured of all the terrible pains I hat in my back side audlieadt caused by bladder trouble worse kind of kidney trouble end suffered sd that I could not even stay in bed with the pain feeljustrecommend sufferingasldkLVery DefianceahSworn subscribed by the said Miss Mary Ardner this i6th daYof July agog F LRAY Notary Public Preve What Swampt Will IK For You Binghamtonconvince You will also receive booklet ofvaluable information tellimg WheaFwdtingl dollar slat bottles for sale at all drugstores Woodmen of the World Catalpa Camp No 801 meets very Wednes day night All members are ear neatly regaestedto there C lnfIHAW Clerk WorldNo11992meeta Y Q WALitER Sec Elks BP O No 788 meets at Madiionville Monday night B N GORDON Exalted Ruler ROY S WILBoNSecretary- Elullugtol1 Chapter U D G meetslBt Thursday in each month at 230 p m- MRS KATE WXTH RaPre Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and court- Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend O So CR sNSrIAw Clerks Visiting members are cordially invited to attend any of these Lodges You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual or a firm standing in the business world like nice stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Sea job department keeps constantly on hand a fine Hub bf letterheads noteheads billheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial We also do circular invitation and catalogue work Give us a trial You will be pleased Notice Poultry Raisers Now Is the tithe of year to feed your fowls a good tonic K4 ll M cares Cholera Roup Gapes Canker and Lfinberneok fed as a onlykeepsthemhealtbvJ boo No Pay Guaran teed bvytitit druKKlstii St Barnard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De EtirliUKtuu Ky Gard uierdc Bowmer Madisonvllle Ky Try It under the guarantee Ask for booklet on diseases of poultry Taking the Rain Curl The complexion cure of the Irish sue clety belle IB the rain aura according to the Pall Mall Gazette The Irish woman puts pn herr raincoat and a small hat without veil and saunters out for a brisk walk in the hardest downpour letting the fresh drops play on her face as they will When she returns to her home she changed her wet clothes rube her face with a soft warm towel and rests all her facial muBclefl Instead of liquid Antiseptics or Peroxide I many people are Paxtine Toilet The new toilet g AntilepticI dissolved In water as For all toilet and better and more economics To cleanse and whiten the teeth remove tartar and decay To disinfect the mouth de troy disease germs and purify the breath To keep artificial teeth and bridgework clean odorless Tp remove nicotine from the teeth and lpurify the breath after smoking To eradicate perspiration and bO lathingThe Y1 Believes audstrebgtl1ena tired W inflnmcde sore and cuts 25 add 50cta0 a box dru or by mail postpaid Sample Free ITHE PAXTONTOILETCOoTbNMltea ONEPIECE PORCELAIN LINED V The best refrigerator money JJfawes onethird riice Bit They LECpARD refrigerator that refrigerates sale Plain Hardware Cft Madisonvle Ky J CI i1 i c t JJ DO YOUR TRADING WBERtIr PRICES TALK f- 81GSALrFOR30UAyg f Mi1TiC1cry Silk8XrtrrJHcu i ry grid + E 1I I POPULAR PRICED HOUSE Lt II rW SOLE AGENTS JUSTICE V aAno Y I CORSETS 1 i 1 on yo is yti i B UEBER nrr j r HeMtersii Ky i or J J i MAY I MANTONs PATTERNSrt i to I ri eehaNeNN iaNaaNNNe1NNN N Ni l IROBT ytVsORYfZ Practice limited to diseases of Eye Ear Nose anU Tbroat t u a Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted frOFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 430 P Mw N i Office Over CL Rosa Grocery Crater Street f MADISONVItLE KENTUCKYt t y The farmer anq his wife were about to sit down to a soldwhen they saw tonvj old frModtdriYUIIiJtowards the house j The good wife was equal to the occasion thanks to her New PerfectionQilCQOkltoye t JtI She had it lit m a rriomeal arid her guetts hrd1y were seated on the porch before a hearty hot meal was ready for the table Nom sausages and egfi and long rashers of streak bacon and rolls jut i crwprd in the oven and fresh colee and the hoHeM herself as cool iand neat as if the had not be ft sear the kitchen r She never could have managed k with an fashioned range The New Perfection M the qwckcst most convenient and bet cooker on the market I tN w r eetion il t c market AGENTS Mde wttI 4Haadaeelyed3 rDertlOYeldnLehad or withdneftICift the Standard Oil FoF SALE 5 Vlf IIi11iy u Fowls and Ergs from Fa t mous Hawkins Strain ot Barred Rocks Also part i 1 il r stockof Rhode Island Red Eggs per setting op 15 fine tBarred Rocks 200 Rhode e f Island Red 160 1 t i H G DAtlSty rjit i Madisonville K o yjt ft ttc I zJEONAIiD w CLEARTI t 1I the for the gone For by L Driesmiiig Totioxze aaMNeviq CompaMj mIIttqIIhlIIIIib