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Digital page images are linked to the text file. l TUESDAY and L FRIDAY AFTERNOON Ii w n I IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR ALE J b c TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 1 1912 No1j jij t 1 KENTUCKY COALMINES Summary of Statistics for the CalenderYear 1911 by the Chief Inspector of Mines c Following ls a Summarv of the Btatitilical portion of the report of- tthe office of State Inspector Mi- nosuI4 for the calender year loll Tho Summary IB as usual presented in ad VRUCO ot the complete report in or der that the information may reach the public earner than otherwise would bo the case The statistics reported by this offi ce rotor only to the mines that pro duce what is termed commercial eoal The aggregates are made up from reports made to tho office by the mine operators monthly except With respect to Belling values and tonnage miueji by machinery the figures fpr the latter items aro re ported at the end of the year fl Output of Coal The production of commercial coal for tho calender year amounted to 18021811 short tons in which are in yearIin our coal production but the dot rementI9 considerably less than was anticipate 1 1 a IThe productionjby districts was as v District Tons ii 1Western 11 counties producing 0050541 Southeastern 7 counties pro duolng 4148883 Northeastern 0 counties pro a duoingx2610887Total 111 When ompared with the returns 1or tlO the foregoing figures show a loss of 1400211 t6ns for the Western district a gain of W4G80 tons for the Southeastern and a gain of 480481 tone for the Northeastern Th ro- h 4duetion of the Western district was 1861880 tons greater than that for 1 t the year 1009 and the decrease from the ontput for 1010 probably ropre aentsapproxlinatelv the extra ton tottbystrikes in tho Indiana and Ill fields I Output + by Counties The following tables show tho pro duction of commercial coal In short tons by counties arranged accord lug to districts for the calendar years 19101911 Western Districts 1911sButler 8476 1598- 5Uirl8tlan 40404 848- 51Davtees60017 73233- Haucopk 8495 1740 s Henderson U70701 2105802 J 1t6257Muhlenberg Ohio 820224 780705 Union 001721 470948 p w Webster 1910411 905989 Total for diflt84287G2 0059541 Southeastern District 19- 11Be11a0680 4008767- Harlan none i 22814 lnoxo 661828 774810 Laurel 200814 245422 Pulaskl 85894 71029 Wayne 1185 101486 Whitley 1170237 1104525 Totals 4253823 4440883 In 1910 the larger part of Wayne countieB output was reported with returns from Whitley Northeastern District County 1910 1011 Ejoyrt 08745 Breathitt 23429 16740 jarter 00110 85110 Floyd 147 548 bXi410 Lawrence 102048 62416 Lee 72431 48408 Morgan 74105 78080 PIke 085093 1181826 Totals 2037400 2510887 Pike county will probably reach if It does not pass the twomillion tons mark in 1912- Disposition of the Product The disposition of the coal mined was as follows Sold locally W 307418 Used at mines 373104 Coked 112492 Shlppedfrom mines18071742o- tal 18924811 The amount of coke reported would indicate a larger amount of opal converted into coke than Is shown m JRprobablbithat from coal that bad boon produced Iin development work and no record made of it Some of the shipped coal may have been made into coke at ovens independent of and distant from the mines that produced it Selling Values of Coal The total selling value of the coal at the mines including cannel was 18778821 or an average of 9891 cents per ton The average value of tho bitummouo alone I e tho pio duct exclusive of cannel was 9810 cents per ton Tho average value of the bitum- Inous alone at the mines for the respective districts was as follows Western j 08032 Southeastern 11248 Northeastern 1Q684 Average for the StateU9816T- he cannel G7782tonswas produc ed by three mines in Morgan county and one in Johnson The average Continued on Page 2 Grand Opening Ij I t oTh Garrick TheatreI I Madisonville r s Friday night October 4 1912rf oj JULIE RIN6 V l In the big musical comedy success I I I TheYankee Cirl I Supported by Charfes Winninger and I sv I Aj a company of forty Jt c N ry Prices 5Dc I6o 150and 200I 1 r j a Cl EARLINGTON GETS REV W AI GRANT j Rev J B Adams Sent Back is Presiding Elder of ender ion District MANY CHANGES IN THIS DISTRICT i- iMorganjSeld Ky Sept 80 The appointments of thel11ethoJ dist conference wero read vat noon byTSisliop McGoy as follows Henderson District Presiding MderJ B Adams Beech roveH F Higgins OarrsvilleH S Gillett 01 y ER Bennett Corydon R B JJeon tt- EarIipgtonW AI Grant Hanson mission Walter Qualls Hanson circuitE G Bog gess f- Hebbardsville F W Denton supplyS r HENDERSON Clay Street j R H Higgins supplyH- ENDERSON First church = J A OHANDLER MadisonvilleO F Wimberly Marion W P GordonI MorganfieNE F Goodson Morganfleld circuit JABailor PooleJ 0 Brandon Providence L W Turner RobardsE N Metcalf SebreeW 0 RickardiShady Grove J W Wheeler supplySlaughterville Fe Piercy Smith MillsOT Walton Sturftis R N Wheat ToluQ Y Wilson UniontownR K Andersbn Studentin Vanderbilt Training School Secretary df Conference Mis sionD F Goodson Morgan field Old Minister Dies A telegram was read at tfie conference just before tjhe adjournment took place that Dr B M Messick aged 75 had died at his home in Louisville He was one of the oldest members of thee conference having joined in 1858 The following committee was appointed by the Bishop to attend the funeral Rev J H Young Dr Richard Wilker son Dr A T Lyon Dr Frank Thomas and Dr Geo B Foskett One Percent Assessment Hade- An assessment of one per cent was made against every member of the conference to go towards paying a small salary to each of the superannuated ministers1 Opening of Garrick Theatre Theatre Beautiful The Yankee Girl as the opening attraction of The Garriok Theatre will be a society event long remembered by those of Madisonvillo and adjoining towns There will be a number of beau tiful box parties given After the Theatre a dance will be given at the Elks Home in honor of all oatjof town guests Madisonyule Wanted at once 100 Miners Steady work- NoRTOxvrLLB COAX COKE CO Incorporated Notice To My Friends I ana in the Idle Hour Popularity Contest and respectfully askthaf my friends save their coupons forms and help me to win the WatoU6r r i y4favoris Nxxr1X McMemr- Miee I Jl Qer6ie olbanriQtr btI Browning aid Btnth JDanie I epeM- SundaplnStOhurleewith Q A triendien 4tb REV BRANDON LEAVES EARLINGTON One oT the Most Popular Minis ftters This City Has EverN 0 Had CHURCH REGRETS TO LOOSE HIM Rev Brandon than whom no holdtacharge will not come back It9 Earhngton having completed his four years The members of the Methodist Church at thiS regretttthelommunity oi the church during his four4 years as pastor It was greatly due to his unflaging energy and persistency that the new and beautiful building on the corner of Farren Avenue was erected Np matter where Bro Brandon may go the best wishes and prayers of the Darlington church will follow him and his memory will live in the hearts of this people RESOLUTIONS Resolutions of confidence and esteem on the departure of Rev W 0 Brandon from the Earl ing ton Oharge v Resolved that we the Stewards of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Earlington Ky xujS hereby express our sincere ap- r ectation of his labor of sacri jfoip and love among us and use this means to show our Rood will ebtimatewplace has done in Earlington during the four years just ending that he has labored here for the good of the church and our people Resolved that we commend him for bis personal worth and integrity and for his works among us to the churches of our Conference 0 E DUDLEY OLARENCE HraGINs W L MORRISON Ciri r s WEBB WALTBK N MARTIN o MooREif stewardsA- DBBTf8 izN Republicans of Earlington Are yon letting somebody do your thinking for you Are you waiting to see who is going to get the biggest crowd and go with the crowd right or wrongWho is trying to boss your vote Who is telling you that Taft did not steal anything and that he has got the crowd Read our adv rtisement it the Hustler Head the Herald Read everything you can get and do your own thinking See Paul P Price Brick South worth Dr C B Johnson R E Whipfler Nollie Umpstead Newell G Alford Thurman Rudd Chan Gill George Saddler Ed Rule Geo King Albert Keown or any of your other Progressive townsmen and talk it over udlneup with them for Roosevelt all in and see us when in Madisonville M K GORDON Chairman Progressive Party Our Motto is PASS PROSPERITY ARQUND KellyLon s Mr Gilbert Long and Miss Georgia Kelly of this city were married Jm iEvansvllle yeBjierdayj Whore MlsB Belly has been yislting for several weekBw Mr Long went to that city Sunday1 This ie galte a surprise to Wioib many friends ihfthlB pltyi They arrive home on t e night fblIs It fl C t J tj Sw 1 I ira t l fr n Ij- t T r Ir l fW1 f t K Wets are Defeated Saturday by a Majority of 2000 ONLY 824 VOTES FOR BOOZE In the local optionelection held in Muhltjnburg county Saturday the drys won an overwhelming wctory The total vote cast was 8011 and by the vqts onlY 824 giving the drys a majority of 2187 The five preciuts in Greenville gave a dry majority of G85 while the 4 precincts comprising Cen tral Oity gave a dry majority of 127 every precinct in the county going dry The vote cast was considerably larger than was expected and is about twothirds of the entire vote of the county The day was ideal which in some measure ac counts for the heavy VQte but the sentiment of the county has long been known to be dry It is said that the liquor people claim that there were irregularities in the election and there is every indication of a contest Central Oity will be dry just as soonas the present saloon license expire ADVJCJ1T IIEKENT- I Democrats Attention A Wilson and Marshall Club will be organized at the City Hall on Thursday night ai 780 and all those interested in the tri umph of Democratic principles are invited and urged tbbe pres entAll signs point to a glorious victory on November 5th Ear lington Democrats should help swell the majority and by show ing the heaviest vote ever polled in our city continue to be known- as the gamest fighters in the County J l i 4- C tr an dic FR I On YoJtAFTERNOON l g II 2101- 60Hopklnes1642187 2481- 42Johnson400901 MUHLENBURG YGOESI CampaignCommittee i TUESDAY K g Convene in the City of Louisville Today SUPREME CHANCELLOR GUEST OF HONOR The grand lodge of theKnightsra of Pythias of Kentucky will hold its annual meeting this year in Louisville October 1 2 and 8 7 taking to the city several hun a dred visitors among them many ra high Pythians from other states This is the first conclave of this order held in Lo nisyillq in seven years and the Ljoniayille Knights lt are making exteiisiye arrange ments for the efltertainment of u the visitorsIThe following E arlingtoa Knights left for Louisville yes terday Judge Ernest Newton and wife The headquarters will be at the Gait House and the sessions of the grand lodggeare to be held F there The first night of the meeting one of the largest classes F ever initiated ata grand lodgeameeting will be received into the r r order The class will take the vow on theYble formerly the property of Justice A RathbbnOi the founder of the order Amon the visitors is ThomasvJ Oarling of Macpn Ga8upss reme chancellor of the order in the United States He will make the principal address Oct 1 aty r a the opening of the session Mayor Head is to welcome the Pythians to the city and Grand Chancellor Schoberth of Var sailles will respond for the or q der Other visitors high Pythi age are Maj A J Stobbert of St Paul commander of the Uni w krform Rank Union B Hunt of SIndianapolis president of the r board of control Brigham H yYoungchancellor r a r- G LASSmtiW- ecarry a large stock and can furnish you any size you want without making you wait Call us up we will be pleased to make you a price on what you v 5 want 5 S GRATESSc ty 1 I Get ready for cold weather for it sure is coming l i n d Letus show you the different kinds of grates ve carry J in stock We are bound to have just what you want MANTELS i We have a large line of Cabinet Mantels for you to select from and you will find it more satisfactory I to see what you are buying than to buy from a catalogue Let us show you our line we know you can please yougeeGET OUR PRICEtRUBY LUMBER C6i UtCORFORATCD j MADISONVlJLEKl 4 tli 0 t ia j JI t 1 j fi = L1 a a ff BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated t DRUG DEPARTMENT T KENTUCKY COAL MINES Continued from page 1 4 J soiling value at the mines was about 201 per ton MachineMined Coal Somewhat moro than 63 per cent the tqtal output was cut by ma hlnea small increased over the tonnage so mined in 1910 There wa marked Increase in the number of rsoal uttin machines used but the production of new mines in which xtiachines are not employed kept the percentage of machine coal close to that of 1910 The tonnage of coal mined by ma chine in each district together with tho percentage of the total product of the district represented by such r tonnage was as follows District Machine Cut Per cent Western 4 6490274 7880 Southeastern 1437718 i 8282 northeastern 1870875 7481 Total 8798867 6318 Compared with figures for 1910 hose for the Western district show an increase of 460 in the percentage of machinemined coal those bf tho Southeastern show a decrease o- fJJ8 and those for tho Northeastern It show an increase of 7 97 Shipped from the State r Somewhat more than 57 per dent 5 of the output gf 1911 was shipped ont or the state In 1910 the out 6304pershipment4r1911together representedf4EWore as follows Districtr Tons Percent 6223Southeasternl8 INortheaBtern 1763979 6968 a Total 7958968 5710 Each district shows a decrease in the percentage of outward shipments theiFor the Western district 640 for theilortheastern188 Production of Coke The output of coke for 1911 show s Ta gain of 16634 tons over that for 1910 but the total production is com paratlvely small The increase was due to tho output of ovens In Pike county together with a small ton nage made at the close of the year in Harlan county hollowing are tho tonnages of coke reported Company Co Coke Ovens St Bernard Mg Hopkins 85835 155 20sWisconsin Steel Harlan 120 60 Elkhorn OO OPlke 10252 60 Marrowbone C 0u 12814 82 Totals 00077817 The Wisconsin Steel Co which is expected to become a large produc er was still constructing ovens at the close of the year it is expected to have 800 ovens burning by the end of the year The Marrowbone Coal Coke Uo reported only 463 tons for 1910 This company will finish 68 evens in 1912 making a total of 100 The Elkhorn Consolidated Coal Coke Co reported no coke for 1910 The Straight Creek ovens now owned by the Continental Coal Corpora tion in Bell county which produced 1911eand are expected to so remain dur itfg 1912 There are 200 of these ov ens i their greatest production in 1902 was 88746 tons The ovens of the Ashland I M Co may have Kentuckythas been received from them Companies Employes Etc The tonnage of commercial coal for 1911 was produced by 235 mining concerns operating 840 mines Ot the companies or firms 95 operated in the Western district 82 in the Southeastern and 58 In the North eastern Consolidations kept the nnmber of individual concerns be low what it otherwise would have beenThe averago number of persons employed immediately at the mines was 23018 of whom 18161 were engaged unuergrouud The average number of employees and the average number of 10hour days worked per operations accord ing to districts were as follows Total Einps DaysWesternSoutheastern 8934 6329 193 v- yd BLANKET SALEd i SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEKIT 1 lIoopairs of fine Springfield Blankets tri all t wool full standard SIze IiI the most beaubfulassort ment of plaids and plain colors These are the slight + j ly imperfect pairs from our own mills at pingheldtar Tenn and retail regularly at 550 Choice S3 98SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY 4- L COME ON We can do your JOB PRINTING of every- description Cards Billheads Circulars Auc tion and Show Bills Pamphlets Law Blanks Briefs Blank Book Labels at Reasonable Prices A Northeastern 8717 2830 195 Total 2301H 18161 The amount of powder consumed in the mines can only be approximated since where tho miner fur nishes the powder the records of sales at company stores does not necessarily show all that has been used The monthly reports made by the companies show a consumption of 248501 kegs or 8107 tons of powder Over 46 per cent of thi powder was used in theTestern district nearly 83 per cent in the Southeastern and a fraction over 22 per cent in the Northeastern Mine Accidents Thirtysix fatal mine acclUentu inside the mines for the calendar year 1911 were reported to this ofil cos by the operating companies and five additional ones which are tin der investigation wore reported from other sourcen Four fatal accidents occured on the surface two of them due to railway trains There were no fatal explosions of gas or of dust but one man a shot firer was fatally injured by inhaling flame of ignited powder smoke He had ignited six heavily charged rapidilight them Shooting was ou the solid One of the shots last ignited blew out aud set the voluminous smoke of the preceding shots afire The man was overtaken by the flam ing smoke Ho was entirely co SOlO us when found and lived aboqt 88 hours No explosive vlolende was exhibited Another man was fatally burned by an explosion or powder A spark from hid lamp fell into a keg of powder Two pos sibly three men were killed by coming in contact with live electric wires Attention has hitherto been leglslptlou the carrying of black powder into mines and to govern electric Instal lations Detailed accounts of all fatal add serious nonfatal accidents are as usual given in the complete repor- tOJNORWOOD Chief Inspector of Mines June 1912 E Basset of Madleouvllle was in the city on business last weekI C C Co well our general Post mas ter made a business trip toHopkins vllle last week Idle Hour a good place to go The Now Post Office is ready for yesterday state and have all the modern 1m provments Mrs Clarence Higgins who has been visiting la Sebreo has returned homeFMrs S J Vaugban who has been visiting relatives has returned homeMessrs F D Rash D M Evans and Paul Moore spent Saturday in Evansville on business Mr M Deveny qf Evansville hid 1histhe tilty Friday afternoon foe a abort I time JA Mills of Madlsonvillo was In 1tf3cltr Sunday morning attondlpg 1 services at the Catholic Church Carl Woolfork of this city spent Sunday In Madlsonville with relatl vesFEUMQNIA1 left me with a frightful cough end j couldhardlyMy doctor could nbthel me byDRNew Discovery Mrs Jsec AND 100 AT ALLDRUGQ STs ii i1 tfI i ff Col WattcKon Better 28CololielHenry JjQniaville Oourier Journal was I still confined to his bed today at his hotel here but his condition considered serious until a few days ago has greatly improved It is thought he will be well enough to return to Louisville uexteohDr Nosblt of the St Bernard Hosltalorcn IB sink thin Vek at his home ou mam St S W Motherhod of Eyansvllle spent Sunday in the city with his parents Quite number of our citizens are BUirimoned to appear bolero the Grand Jury that is in session in the county seat this week Dr W P Ross of Madisonville was a visitor in thedify Saturday afternoon E R Heafer was in charge fo the Excursion train from Nashville to Evnnsvllle Sunday Coming Friday at the Idle Hour Undo TwolFlaJts T Ili Futquhur win leaves Wad ueadny for California to visit his sons J Rule Graham of near the city spout Sunday with Dr PB Davis and friends H B McGrearv made n buRlnesB trip to Evansville Saturday attar noon beennatvIeral Very Serious It Is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have theIwrong one given you For this reason we urge you in buying to I be careful to get the genuine THEDFORDSBLAcK T Liver Medicine The reputation of this old reliable medicine for constipation indigestion and liver trouble is firm ly established It does not imitateIother medicines It is better others or it would not be thanI vorite liver powder with a larger I sale than all others combined SOLD IN TOWN P2 1 4 d WOO Casserole i I iW I Looking t H f Vessels ti A great many people do not 11 know just what Casserole Cook ting Vessels will do in fact quite a number have never seen them JJI If you are interested in good cooking and savory food jf youtwant to know how to make the toughest steak tender and juicy call at this store and letme show my line of Casseroles and ex o plain their us- efTheEar1ington Hardware Store W H Whitford PropI nnnn u I Q 1 rt Gl Ctrv C i i The ore Thai SeIIF j y it WOOLTEX e j i 1 L n r J k t t is the best cc allround coat at a me THIS price that we have prqduced in many seasons Your first itOwill bef How can such a handsome coat beb t J Sold at sucha moderate price t It is an exclvsive Wooltex model skillfully hardcombiningdaily service with the snap and style which l mark the well dressed woman tThe material is the muchdesired chinchillai and in a su Perb9ualitylong silky nap luxuriant soft vtho tj great weight efutand u Y l- q worn either as an open turndown or as a high storm collar according to the weatjher CloEefittingi It has many or the 27 superiorities which i making of Wooltex garments and is covered by the extraordi q1 nary Wooltex guarantee ofat least two seasons satisfactory jx of service Price 2250 to 2500 according to materials r I Wt t Si1Bernardf Mining Co- I I 1 iif J r L 1 t e ir 1 r T J W R1 COYLE Manager Stores lill HIw iSv H 4 ifI f 1lii if 9 4- i vs c- 1 I h f + iK t r iLi You Wont See the Best There Is Iti to Be Seen in Evaisville storeIp t 0 Its Evansvillos biggest store by virtue of merit The largest stocks of Womens Readytowear and Mil s finery t S Silks Dress Goods and Trimmings Rugs and Draperies yV LinensAi c c j j Fall and Winter stocks are now complete The iii best in variety of assortment we have ever shown r and prices are Blower hero than elsewhere for ner lohan Q of mml merit r 1 t We are members of the Retail Mer 1 chants Rebate Association and refund fares to outoftown customers VC J 1 i Evansville Ind I i I I Y The Leading t Cloak and Suit C Houset of Evansville You can always find what you want here whether it be a Dress Suit Coat Skirt Hat or Furs and at reasonable t prices O- urFall and Winter Stock1T is now complete When in the city dont fail to visit our store compare our prices with others and we willt fD convince you that we ensave you money t 6 Lot TIB fit you in a Corset by an ext pert eorsetiere 1Mcm crs of the Rebate Associa tion Railroad fares refu- ndediiIkver tf Shoes for Men and-Y Y Women ff i 4 215 Min St 215 Main St TT Drugs at Cut Rates 11SCBLAEPFE s Sif T COR SECOND AND 1tIAiNSTS greatestisponsjble First erase in every respect 1- V i PocketShoe Co Popular Prices and Stylesc 1 a All the Latest Kink 217 MAIN ST EVANSVILLE IND Vhtorwl h th irasa Pest In Frenl t Agents W L Douglas hoesj Ealablisked 18- 64j Now i The Largest Cloak rand 32 Bouse in H Jthe Middler 1J1JoC Write Today for Beautifully Illus trated Fall and Winter Catalogue of the latest 4 and best New York and Paris Styles MeRtwrs3a4 1i MA1H s M H n y nilti O Stlll V Free Shopping Ill EvansVille Pagethe largest freshest stocks j r It Costs You Nothing Under the Liberal Plan of The Retail Merchants Rebate Assn Of Evansville Indiana All of the leading and old established stores belong to the Association A shopping tour to Evansville means at recreation Our theatres and at tractions are of the best Ii H fine WHtetU Cut Diarnonis with 14 Karat Mountings Stud S5 Ear Screw 51Pair Rings 5 ui mWe allow the full amount for diamonds tnexc- hanlie for larger stones A purcheeof us Insures a fine white damondf as we carry tho inferior- grades 12 s ze thin model 20 year gold filled face ease 1000Rruckemeyer Cohn Pofttlir trice Jimltrs 313 Main t Evansville Ind Members rt R A WRITE FOR CATALOGUE l L t r t ii = r1 a ll rA1 f invites your inspection of magnificent assortments of i J Hats and I t THE HOME SteinBloch d Sophomore and Alfred Benjamin RB T for Men for Men f I Shirts Stetson Hats I and the best Boys Department In the Middle west f- It Pay to 6ea Progress A postal brings our handsome lllUstrated catalogue of Mena and Boys apparel for Fall and Winter t m I Where in Evansville we invite you to visit the Largest and Best Shoe Storein the State New Fall and Winter Lines now complete Geisslers Shoes and styles are Right We are members of the Merchants Rebate As sociation and refund fares GEISSLER CO415 Main Evansville Ind FOR REAL SNAPPY POPULAR ItICE- DCoats Suits Furs end dresses THE UNITED CLOAK SUIT co 4JJM trr AINBeats Them All SEND FOR CATALOG E1AaLttmDt 6 r Dittenan Bros JEWELERS Come to Evansville We Will RebatecYour Fare 0- lS WJJIDfIJGJIDJE JMAIN Evansvilles Best Store for Men and Boys ClotbinaFurnishings oftFashion Clothes Clothes Young Manhattan PatronY VVVVH SHOE When In Evansville Visit then I BostonStorea r EVAMSVILLES FAVORITE TRADING CENTER rAll the departments In the store are now overflowing with new Fall Merchandise new z Fall Suits Dress Goods Silks Millinery etctetc at the Boston Store Parcels checked and delivered Free to any i part of the city It R FARES according to the plan of the Evansville Rejtail Merchants Rebate Association Fowler Dick Walker I tCr 3 SEE THE h Store Beautiful 4 J When in Evansville you are cordially invited to the RG Furniture CosrMammoth Store Furniture Carpets Curtains Stoves and Ranges in endless jf- varietyall thats new will be found liore 5 Prices lowest besides we pay your fare Freights paid 1 R 4 t FurnitureV L 116118 MAIN STVr Evansville Ind r po WILL ACCEPT YOUR OLD PIANOfas part payment on one of aur new i Piano or Player= Pianos f Write for prices and tep- nsTheNWSryanJlPiaaoCo r r 226 Main t Evanville L DIAMONDS FINE trJEWELRY WATCHES I ESTABLISHED tit64tM k Chas F Artes lJeweler and Otician 37 Main Street Evansville Ind AE SEYL It r liens and Boys JQthing Cheaper than any house in Evansville C We also refund R R Fares I Joseph Clothing COII 4 Home ol the Unloi label 321 V Read J the above Ads verycarefully p 5 T If I 1- tI- i c D Ir I W vt fr fijsKBiL i Wf V WS ffii v Sf P piliP r vr c wt rl x rJ t 1 aXxaLa kX Mc Mo SsSiI fI r 1rI1J iVI tY 470ba1 w 1 +g ryr h t 4 1 y Iy Ii 1 11 i4 W 1 l M MOORE AND PUBLISHER + JIPAUL l R AND BUSINESS MANAGER ef Kentucky Press Association Slid Second District Publishers League RrnRch Ben Next Delrto postOIiC1MaliS Oft I 1912Te yule entec y No 242 RingsMISS j Madisonville Notes Marc Goldnamer of Princeton Mondayr0 Y Oox of Morganfleld was in this city Saturday Mrs J W PritcLett Srrer turned home Monday from a con vention of the W 0 T U held at Somerset Ky during the past week Jtfrs Pntchett waa enter I tamed extensively by the Presi dents of the different unions k Mrs 3 M Bernard and son Warren Benard left Saturday IforOolo to several weeks with her plrentsbefore going to California where they will be I joined by Rev Benard to mak their future home Madisonville regrets the losgof these good people Mrs T J Morgan of Norton vine attended a beautiful dint ner party given by Mrs WJA Kirk in this city in honor of her sister hire Bollard of Waxa hatchie Texas Dr T W H G r Davis R R Graham and Tom Dell of Madisonville attended the Republican Speaking Saturday in Hoiki yjl1e Mr and Mrs Wallace Weir O ifensoB and Bon Kirby were in shoppingSt 1I Hilaelty Wednesday nr BenT Kobinssn of Mortons Gap- et ra in town Thursday Mr and Mrs B C Mitchell are In Chicago for a few dayn 1 UV RIfMOB Lena MoQary aud Edna Morgan of MadiBonvillo ylsltod friends in Providence Sunday Horace Beard of Princeton was in hifns garonta Mrs Vida Beylo is visiting tel 1 atives in GoodlefctBvllie Toon t MrsAMHerrin has returned borne from a three mouths visit to ber son Popny Horrin In California Mr andMrsl3arry Lily are visit Jug relatives In Morianfield this week Mr and Mrs EB Taylor of Balti more arrived m the city Wednesday Mrs Taylor will visit her parents while Mr Taylor is iu tho South In interest of his Firm Dent Fall to see Julia Ring the popular Musiaal Comedy The Yan- kP Girl at The Garrick Theater Oct1 Tlokets go on Salo Tuesday morn 4r fog at 9 oolock at Sory Drug Co for The Yankee Girl Buy your seat jarly Prioes boo to 1200 tt++ II r i w 1Advertising Rates j Display Advertisements single issue 16o per inch Locals and Inside PagesJReaders Resolutions and Cards of j Thanks 60 per line i Obituary Poetry Be per line Slight reductions on time i contract display advertisements Also locals that run several months without change Entered at the EarllnRton Post Office as Second Glass Matter k Office in Slatons Office Phone Gardiner 4 r In THIRD TERM PARTY IS LOSING GROUND Republicans Beginning to See Moose is Only Democratic Aid Society EVERYWHERE REPUBLICANS ARE RETURNING TO PARTY RANKS Chicago Ill September 28 The Bull Moose may be dying hard but nevertheless and notwithstanding the Bull Moose is dying IIn other words Roosevelt is now practically eliminated as a factor in the presidential con ofethiseweek at the Western headquar ters of the Rebublican National Committee in this city Last week it was cautiously asserted in this correspondence- that the Roosevelt movement was apparently dying out Information which has reached headquarters this week removes the matter from the domain of doubt Letters written by different people in widely separa ten localities not with any col standpointfthat the movement is becomin moribund Everywhere Repub licans are returning to the ranks refusing to be led into bolting organization which is nothing more nor less thana Democratic Aid Society The unanimity of testimony carries conviction and the disintegration is so plainly shown as to fully warreni the prediction that the Roosevelt thirdterm party movement will collapse be fore election day It is not necessary to take Republican evidence only A Dam ocrat of national prominence who was actively engaged in promo ting the candidacy of Ohamp Olark for the presidential nomi nation recently sent out 15000 letters to Democrats throughout the United States In the replies which he has received wherever the name of Roosevelt is mentioned and that is in hun dreds of oases it is accompanied by the statement that Roosevelt is loosing ground in the writers locality And not only from the Democrats but from Roosevelt himself o l SUMMER COLDSy ti wtt t not be neglected It means a condlUelr tm Uelungll that brings on Pneumonia BroacMU e f I ire other serious disease L Ballards Horehound Syrup IB a good remedy tor aore throat and cold nettled In the lungs 1C Ceases pain la the chest hoarseness obstinate coughs congestion In t lose of voice and Inflammation It Is aAae family remedy soothinSi 1 ChUdrea nice It because it Is pleasant to the it ii a quick1 relief for the throat and lung disorders to which children are subject Price 25c 5pc and 100 per Bottle Buy the 100 size It contains eve times is much M the JCo size and you get with each bottle a Dr Herrlclts Red Pepper Porous 4- L Floater for the chest JMKSPULLAM MOfmCTW IT UOHL IU a Jfor Weak Sight or Sore yes UB o Stc heB Eye Salver It eaten oLDAND coMMsNDa V ST BBRNAfti MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department f 4Ir L Ii rdr wwr I 1 JJJh onwiwairsr f L L 1 t I TTnnoBhALJii i r I f AND CieATS 1 ft I V there is confirmation If Roose velt were gaining ground the Bull Moose would be bellowing loudly Rooseveli selfTadvertls er that he is would be shoutinf denunciations everybody aid discomfiture The fact not a single accession to the Roosevelt ranks has been repor ted since he began his campaign On the other hand thousands of desertions from him to President Taft have been announced k oVltHurti Own Cause I It is especially true that Roofie velt was hurt rather thanhelped by his recent tour till the RockY Mountian and Pacific Coast States He indulged in angry denunciations apd offeredno practical remedy for the condi tions of which he complained The people could not help seeing that he was more of a demagogue than a constructive statesman The coolness of his reception has inspired the republican leaders to make an aggressive light in California and they have been unwittingly aided by the Demo cratio managers who sent Bryan into the Western country California and the Pacific Slope went overwhelmingly Champ Clark before the convention and the presence of Bryan was as a red flag in the faceof a bull to the Clark men for they hold Bryan personally responsible for the defeat of their favorite When in addition to this the Clark leader in California was deposed and his organization turned over to a Wilson Democrat a eituaf tion was created in the Democratic ranks which helps the Republicans mightly The chapter on the Roosevelt decline might be indefinitely ex tended In one precinct in Illi nois ax poll revealed the face Roosevelt will not receive over 1 per cent of the vote given to him in the primary last May E B Hawkins who will be the new national comraitteeman fronv Minnesota says that the tiite has turned in his state tho Golufiol Morning Journal eays that in Nevada Roosevelt isIra dead duck au Indianapolis business fI r i 0i Tai1oedI Coats i V and Suits 81O12Oi5i82O 25v i I Extrel11ecare was Exercised in de a most unusual suit and cot for style and value We have a wide range for choice in materialsin all sizes They are richly lined with guaranteed material The inner findings are the best obtainable and they are made to retain their shapes We pronounce a most unusual offering in these garments at 1000 to 1500 f In connection with these we are showing a complete assortment of Messaline petticoats in all the new colors A look from you will be appreciated BARNESCOWAND CO EARLINGTON INCORPORATED KENTUCKY wereeg hisa I man who has been canvassing Indiana forhie own information has received reports showing that the third term party is speedily decreasing in membership reports from Missouri are to the same effect while in Kansas the organization of the Re publican Party League demon strated that President Taft had an unexpectedly large numb r of supports From every section comes same reports piling one upon the other in eon vincin fashion Continued on page 8 i one M o w rret l faWMWVVMMWWAWWy a YNf A4f iri41aW4 II J B M SLATON UNDERTAKER fM rIIDlr8ctor ascensi Embalrair 1 A18VVcr all calla Day car Night j NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE Office Jhonc 1242- MADISONVILLE Residence Phone L43K l KENTUCKY n IhtMh4 YVllt 4N idMhMlMk4 N YyYI hN4lY tI a tE DO ONLY THE BEST JOB WORKr 0 A i 110 4I Wt r NOTICE Bargain Month q I THE n vansvilleCouriertw1Q BY MAIL h i ONE YEAR 200 t During the month of October subcription will be taken to The f j Daily Evwaatille Courier at 200 One mouth only OctobeivthereafUr no iubaeri Lion will bi1 taken at Jell than regular price 250 I j I THZNT OF ITA DAILY nW8PAPJAWHOLw TEA TO r 2001 i I The Bri btiit Xtw itit Kowipaptr in ftouthtra Indiana jr 7rim AheciattPn llyrta New fress ueIaU 1 1iIUaaa ICentuelry sal ITUaelala7 sJ nMp8J1da r Clever cute rttfttwtJte Ia1It8kBl et1Featur ea iuINwllutt t r and Jeff Ceari lettad CorrcotMMlMt JUpwU g Ke man IralMeripttenBin towiu wl1tn W tov agata who 4UMv r br MirUr j Sand in your 8ub erpJUoB t 4y Dt waitrrwr IMay rtt It r9tit wWsWfwt te real tM n r n wa ot the efreiB data it the oawpalo aad s1 Ws reralUHOlM a- y all JteUUMI awa without brae 4j f- I 11 E Trill your atlehbor orSpkozae atm hiBead The Corderfora year ttht member e yeur fAmilTi rtUUr ei friend who hat moved to some dUtajit tarn so fce can keep posted op happealH c at limasIt a like a let 4 Y a ter from home ii Send 200 by check express or money order any say 1m October tet r The Evansville Courier c I z EVANSVILLE t INDy s s- y I The only English paper published In Efratisville you get by mall the same day It IB printed t7 I II i ie uoWrrr uo ri ia gv raw rouirsf V 4 2 i II c 0 UIf r iii i i xeHBixi1 m u co I V t OcI I t mlf8L r 1u arlY cJII f is i tu J jr n r 1 C A MORTON 11 i MADISONVILLE KY 11 t t i Funeral 1- V Director and Embalmer II LtII1 Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Ni A tJI bThe man who whispers down a r IboutWill never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and hollers I Lt rNews ofthe Town I Dont forget Friday night is dollar ieMissesMoore and Flora Llepcomb wrein Madison I ills shoapln l f Miss Annie Moore pf Sturgis who teas been visiting MBB Flora Lisp comb has returned borne We give a Matinee every Saturday it the Idle Hour They are welcome add we let them in free Mrs Nannle Patterson and Mrs Mamie McEuen of MadisouviHo sent Sunday with Mrs Thomas Crabtree I Mr and Mrs W T Button of Howell Ind are the guest of Mrs L V Renfro this week Mrs L V Renfro left Wednesday a f0r Bowling Green to attend the fair Mr Dan Cloud of St Louis spent Monday with his neice Mrs MHan ner Jr- Idle Hour its comfortable there The basement of the St Bernard store IK undergoing repairs the walls fix of the entire basement la to be covered wlthpiue ceiling and other re patra and Improvement will be zuade o Tbe water in Loch Mary is so I clear the bottom may be seen any- whereY I exeept In the deepest part Saturday afternoon while ttrVttrlter was In the upper end of the lake in a peat he saw moving slowly along on tbe bottom a round dbjeot as large as an inverted wash kettle and ab z eat the same shape It had white spots oa It as large as a half dollar In trying to get a better view of it souse nerds was made with the roar and the objeotscratehed the mud in a tbaftdtt6m oftbe lake and made the water so muddy he eould not see what became fit V J Hf Y rH R McCreary wash Evansvllle Saturday 1Brent Hart was In Henderson on buitoess Saturday Welby Prltehett of Madisonville 1s working In bnr city this week Messrs Ed Trahern and Geo r Wyatt and Mesdames John Long and W S McGary walked to Mor I tons Gap Sunday afternoon flagmardatlou has just returned from a visit to the old Ol flflle absent he visited London Paris Vienna attd- t other points of Interest A j Jim Maloney was iu Sebree Sun day FOR BENT Two rooms for light housekeeping Apply at this office Owing to the time required in moving Rev W A Grant who takes Rev W C Brandons pulpit at the M E Church South will not be present Sunday but will conduct the prayer meeting Wednesday night of next week Rev W C Brandon will loud prayer meeting here Wednesday night of this week A Correction The Item In the local column of this issue in regard to Mrs Calks Stevens accepting a position with the McLedd store is an error Mrs Stevens has decided to remain with the well known of Barnes Cpwand Co The many friends of blra Stevens will bo glad to know she is not to leave Earllngton AbaentMlnded Professor A certain university professor was noted for his absentmindedness One morning as he sat at the breakfast ta ble with a scientific magazine propped up before him his wife was aston- Ished to see him reach out for the maple sirup pour It down his back and lean over and scratch his pancake L N TIME CARD Time ol arrival of trains passing through and departure of trains originating at Earlington Effective Sunday April 9191E NORTH BOUND No 92 fl95a m No 62 1108 a m- IND 94 784 p m No 64 1122 p m SOUTH BOUND No 68 i + Vi 48a m No 95 749am pmNoINTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH BOUND No 108 764 a m pmNoSOUTH BOUND No 106 710a m No 1O71257 pm No 109 T 810 pm No 111 610 pm M H 4 E TIME CARD WH do E tlme card went Into effect Sunday April 9 19- 11No1121eaves646 a m No 118 arrlvea880 p m i CR R TIME CARD Time of departureof Illinois Own tral trains from Nortonville NORTH BOUND pmNoNo 122 loc lpa811045 a m No 186 local 688 Pi mi SOUTH BOUND No 101 408 pm No 103146 am No 121 local pass 138 p m No 186 local pass 668 aIIin I I Lx Idle Hoar Theatre Popularity Contest i It This Upnis good for 25Votes for y y M lIt I J i fI R I r1117 If Noted o or before October 10rh JJ 1 vi o roj i 4 tfJ j I r 1 I 31J jj ttI vq 11 oN9 f JD e 4M J r t AT Tntr 0 IDLE DOUR I n Yy UNDER TWO FLAG 1 f Gem Masterpicc i- Y 1 v Idle flour Peaularity Cwtfot NOW On Following iV c list pf candidates Mrs J P Hamer 1000 Miss EOie Stokes 1000 Miss Georgle Kellyt1000M- iss Gertie Onvanesn k 1000 Miss Kathrine BluirV JOOO Miss Mtllie Wlmlen 100P Miss Agues Mulyaney 1000 Miss Elizabeth Longs lOOO Miss Veronica Hanna 1000 Miss Lelia Vtughn1000- MI s Mury E Burke 1000 Miss Gladys Vaughn 1 000 Miss Nellie McMunus1000M- iss Elizabeth Kemp 1000 Miss Mable Browning 1000 Miss Golclu Salmon 1 000 Miss Jimmie D Emberton 1000 Miss Emuia Vipsou 1 000 Miss Eunice Drnper1O00M- iss Grace Forrester 1000 Miss Margaret Atkinson vl 000 Miss Ida Lee Sisk1000M- rs Charlie Doyle1000M- iss Verla Davis 1000 Miss Sybil Aehby1000M- ies Sue Wade Davis 1000 Miss Gertie OBaunou 1000 Miss Susan M Orutcbfield 1000 Miss Connie reuwlok1000M- iFB Audry Cobb 1000 Miss Francis McElfatrick 1000 Mrs Carrie + 1000- Miss Markaret emp1000- Was Goldie Ohaudlerioo0M- issZilpab Moorehead 1000 Miss Kathleen SpiUman 1000 Miss Gladys Whitford 1 1 000 Mrs Lowrey Todd 1000 Katheline Fenwick1000Fl- orence Floyd1000Fa- nnie Fu ate 1000 The Modern Aesop A dog who was accustomed to overeat held a piece of meat in his mouth as be crossed means of a IIlankLookinglnhels- aw what he took to be another dog carrying another piece of meat Snap ping greedily to get this as well he let go the meat that he had and lost IndlIgestlonof the dayLlte FilthIto have as much faith in her husband ms she has in her powder rag Chicago Record Herald i i t t- RIG SAVING BY THE GOVERNMENT I President Tafts Plan to Reduce Annual Running Expense 300000000 ANNOUNCEMENT MADE BY THE ECONOMY AND EFFICIENCY COMMITTEE Washington Sept 29 Frederick A Cleveland chairman of President Tafts Economy and Efficiency Commission in a s- tatement today outlining the plan that will be followed in submitting to Congress a budget of publlu estimates and ex penditures declared that by ten years of continuous persistent effort the Government could reduce Its running expenses nearly 300000000 a year Aft rne 1ly two yearsofstudy of the problem it Is my belief that former Senator Aldrichsstatomout that 800000000 per annum could be saved if the Government were run on a buisneaff like basis Isnot BO wide of the mark as has been sup posed said Dr Cleveland The general purpose of the pro posed budget which President Taft hasdirected Secretary MaoVeagh to send to Congress as a companion d cunaeqf1kptlje usual annual estir maltes were 6ulnecf in President Taf ts public letter September 19E 4 Bar cYrrliiAllention V The monibera of tbe Baraoa Class olale E QhurchIsouth SundAy- S b 91are requested to be present Sunday Let us start the class cff earw b a strong working spirit WALTER N MARTIN Teacher Original Amen Corner The origin of the name Amen coin her is and throws a pleasant light on English Catholicity of the days before the apostasy of Henry VIIL Each year on the feast of Corpus Christi the faithful went la procession to St Pauls cathedral Mustering In Cheapslde the proces slon moved toward t8b cathedral the clergy chanting the Our Father as they passel along thestreetsUU called Paternoster row reaching the Amen as they turned the corner comereveu y f i J Smart in all the new weaves such as Diago t nals as well as the more JrI1l and to I I t line is very as we are o a wide range in all the new as well as Velvetsr etcv Uvwt i 300 to r J 1 In Mammoth The Dry Fall Outing to Kentuc kys Great Won 4der or 200 Oct 15 for and se lect parties home people and their visitors River low echo and cave dry The time to see Mammoth Cave when at its best railroad fare 340 from and all way stations and regular train 4 85 a Dave Jlotel from arrival for dinner until af tel dinner day also in eluding the two trips through the cave for 550 Limit on tickets 10 days Write or phone L N Agent PROOF I Should Convince Every Reader The frank statement of a neighbor telling the merits of a remedy believeThe awayCommands =Heres an Earlington case An Earllngton citizen testifies Read and be convinced Mrs Henry Clay Smith Earllng ton J yv says You may use my statement as heretofore Doans Kidney Pills we have occasion to use them iu our family the results are fins Mrs Smith is only one of many Earlington people have gratefully endorsed Doans Kidney Pills If your back aches if your kidneys bother you dont ask fora remedy ask distinctly for for Doans Kidney Pills the same that Mrs Smith hadthe remedy backed by borne testimony BOc alt stores Co Props Buffalo N Y When Your Back is the Name His Example give me an example of the word damper Bobby after a moments says maw Is too about his feet belu Transcript 4 w jlt l THX aiftL To Open Season at the Garrick FrMar Nijsht Otto 4 11l io Julie King YankJGirl will be the atr fj the opening of the Qarrick The i atre Fridays flight Oct 4 The piece is a musical comedy withEr 2 book and lyrics by George V oj It Hobart and music by Bolvio Rein and has been acclaimed a deci ded 8UCCU88 in New York Bog 1 ton and Ohicag a The scenes hire laid in an ii Southern republic called rind offer unlimited for in the settings rhe story is in 1 with comic and deals with the j of a jolly American girl who her father on a business trip to South Q America The music is tuneful I there are lilting airs a big waltz number th thns a r swing a march tied the rollick ting songs that are sUng by Miss h Ring Two df he best i by A btglstiigifg Com i pany Charles the aud hfr has a German chafacter t =R him to use a tongue this ting dialect thatlis said to bee tremely funny John Robert B Thurston Madge Lawrence Marie Hasiman have to dis play their talents iA chorus and pretty girls that a 3 possess vocal culture are em i ployed in order to bring out the full strength of the score The play is staged The soenic effects and costutnes are typical of9 Rine The company numbers 40 people and two carsare t to transport the troop and theI scenery Prices Entire firstrfloor 200 Ti d15Q 1OoaD l tnyi Gallery 6fctsff 0 Yr t t H Hi tJriiWl- i m m Ladies ReadytoWear orf ll11 I siW at when every lady to change V WIt for the new and novel of ei w J+ togetherj the smartest lot of novelties vas well 0 the Jtit I styles ndoff to you guarantee of i N Ii ttmt i 1 tf A Workmanship and Fit roo f J t Jfi asno can and at the most moderate prices consistantEr the best management experfbuying and conservative Healing1 f3 I c styles SUITS t Zibelines Whipcords Suitings staple Broad- cloths Cheviots I Priced I1DOO 3M9L IfLu t LADIES CLOAKSt This tomplete showing weaves the new staple Plushes Zibelines Serges Priced KOHLMAN 3 Interesting Cave Subteranean Miles Underground Tuesuiy private grand Roundtrip Earlington mBmtrdat following I Earlington recommending Whenever who simply kidney FostefMllbnrn LameRemember TeacherBobby thoughtUPaw dampertlcular WipedBoston YAXK11 illThe attraction Philadelphian Brilliantia opportunity picturEquenesa teresting exceedingly complications experience accompanies delightful sbngsire supported JWinningerig principal cbtnedhin + partthsit allows Burkejly andgthercisplendid opportunity youthful lavishly special required t The season hand wishes hrst dress ideas tfiy manufacturers latest productions T have gotten high class t- fI conservative them witha Sudh house improve upon with store jI LADIES Mannish Serges from numbers Caraculs Chinchillas Broadcloths from 4000 Arranged EAfcLINGTON imaginary ofrt production MISSES CLOAKS i S IJ it Our completeness this line of goodsforthe children makes this the best place in the city for you to get your wants supplied and can be at Ia great saving of priceYour inspection Iicitedl t if iJ I I i YPriced from 200 to 1250yy f ACCESSORIES a1 i All1theneeded things to complete miladys i y Jt wardrode are to be had here as we carry every thing to satisfy every womans wants petticoats 1 Shirt Waists Kimonas Muslin and Knitted Un i derwear Hosiery Corsets and all they necessaryk novelties to complete her dress J Wc givingVi Ir fityou the best Avaliies that itis possible to obtain V v- w Let Your Visit Be Early and Often jf MORRIS CJAND LEADER rMi Ir 0 nJi t Loni iptyles MADISONVILLEKENTUCKY J f J WL J 7 fJI ii Jl j Itrt i t j 1 jih r 19 C j1It ir t r I iii d- itlk ff tht Ji t 7- I II r Y r1 lrt VI y C f tlIn i tin r 1 rqJ Suits ICJI r Fall have secured the agency for he COSMO ac rrI TAILORING COof Chicago will be pleased to take your prder for that next suit I have some beautiful samples k and the prices are right too They I from Arange r- w 5O t11ID LJ I t 1 ts Give me a call A pleasure to show samples 1 0 4e J o 1i Walter N Martin Bee Officerlngton Ky ar t w r Nebo Notes 11r 0 R Morton is visiting in 1 topkrnsville this week MIPS Dixi9 Morrow who came here from Clovis N M with her 3 mothers corpse several week ago left for her home Wedne s r day she was accompanied to St LJtll by Yateman Cox MISP Allie Barrow of Mayfield who tnis been visiting friends and reli fives here for the past tw k weeKs returned home AVedues c dt Barronhx 1w1 w they will enter school r M Tom Owens of Hopkins rvi1 ud little daughter visited M cluth Harris last week il Bun Laffoou of Madison viI visited relatives here sev 4or viys last weeks Am u Morgan of Mortons Gap wax the guest of Miss Ruby Lri nn on Saturday and Sunday Arthur Barber who has work ed fur the Imperial Tobacco Coat Nho for several years left for England he will first go to ill ohmond Va from there to N York then to sail for Liver 9 pn ii he goetdnthe interest of his bumPanYwho send him and three others Mr Barbers father Nand family live near Liverpool heBI ft yill he gone six weeks or more Mrs Tom Oahfiler and little dansditec Mary Helen and Mss Myrtle Lee Rogers of Earlington Tiflited the family of of J L Rog Sundaysi Minos Cox and little laughter i Mnrv Louse of Birmingham Ky are visiting his fathers family A T Cox- Playing croquet is the favorite fib v pastime now with our young R w IT1GI11 RE11IIR QR LIAlllllllllllCTIR11 r r- r i 1 l Costs 1 fiS Less 1 folks old folks and children Dr Morton is the champion player he never loses a chance for a 0 Sunday being the 5th Sun day the Union Sunday School was at the C P Church and Was well attended and enjoyed by the twe other Sunday schools wish it was Uuinn every Sunday Miss Ruby Ligon went to Mad isonville Sunday to attend the revival services at the Ohristian Church Earlington Delegates to Twentieth Na tional Irrigation Congress Mayor Frank D Rash is jn receipt of a message from George A Snow chairman Utah Board of Control advising him that he is entitled to appoint five dele gates to the Twentieth National Irrigation Congress to be held at Salt Lake Oity and the following citizens have been named Dan M Evans Henry D Oowand M Bohan E L Wise Jas E Maloney Silt Lake the hostess city for the Twentieth con r SBthas made extensive for the and accomo elation of delegates and guests The greatest electric parade ever held in the West will occur Monday night Sep tember 30 while a mammoth ex hibit of products of irrigated farms will be made in connec tion with the Utah State Fair which will be in progress during the congress It is possible that some os the local delegates will attend the Congress however we are not yet advised as to who will make the trip W L Sill insurance agent from Henderson spent a few hr in the city yesterday rm rnm +so wm 1- hf 1 I IsBeat 4 1 4 t r I tahler14 1 f II IUIJI rU gameLast preparations entertainment Intermountain mm UnilQld t anrr See the new styles just receiver t OBRYAN UTLEY COMPANY Incorporated jFurniture and tjndertiiking Madisouv111eIfY d1JI 1 lII lW 1 o1t w Jd d yr I d ri v e WHEN IN NEED d OFo I c I j School Supplies Station cry Window Shades Wall Paper Pictures Picture Frames Cut Glass Fine i1- i Hand Painted China Wed V ding Gifts jEtc i V Coma plete line of leadings zines always dn hSndv GoTo Sisks BookStore MADISONVILLE KENTUCKYj COLORED COLUMN KEV J B BVAN8 EDITOR The loyal members and many friends rejoice to learn that Bpv Owen Oarrlngton has been returned to us for this conference Year HisI past record tells of his Christian character and his worth as agaspelI preacherThe stone of the 0 M E church was laid Sunday afternoon by the Masonic lodge of this city assisted by the Masonic lodges of ad- Joining towns Services were good Dinner was served by the church Services at the Baptist church Sunday wore good i Rev Evans will be glad to furnish any one with a picture of the Asso elation group Rev Evans and family also Mrs Dr Evans and son John Frank andi Mrs Varnado were royally entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Foster last wetlkjMrs Lucy Hughes has returned to our city Her many friends are delighted to see her Mrs Sabra Duncan entertained Rev Evans and family also Mrs Dr Evans and son and Mrs VarnaV do for supper Friday evening Mrs Duncan certainly knows how to make it pleasant for her pastor and his friends TheBurprise party given Saturday night in honor of Mesdames J W Evans Brownsville Tenn and W L Varnado of Canton Miss at the homo 6f Rev Evans was indeed a surprise At 830 p m a party of 15 or 20 ladles and gentlemen assembled on the front porch led Mrs A G Bell singing joyful melodiest The party whiled away the hour telling stories and making music suitable to the occasion Mrs John Poter brightened the occasion very much with the music from her graphophone A most delicious lunch was served by the party at 980pm Space will not permit us to give the names of those consist ing the party Rev Evans says he will welcome such parties at any time Mr Walker Stouer gave Btevl Evans and his quest Prof Bell aitd- his teachers a to No9 mine last dehgbtfultripI Mrs Varnado who has made id many friends during her three weeks visit to her sister Mrs J R Evans left Monday night forher home at Canton Mss We are glad to announce that many of our people are buying lots aud will soon begin to build houses on the same We should be glad to have all ot our people take ativan tags of the opportunity the St Ber nard Ml ngOofs glvlntj the peW pie ot Earlington to buy homes treasonable rates ilMrs Beatrice Sing who has been very sick for the past week is much improved Mrs RobtPerry of near Nash yule Tenn left for her home Monday morning Cures Chronic Gasps Cures every time YpurHugheV Tonic for chills and fever has never failed yet and I have sold it o a number of chronic cases It cures them everytlme Sold by Druggist SOo and 100 jv by InOBINSONFETTEl CO Louisville Incofpbrated IMrs A J Jogerson and daughter Bert Bowmer of y who havo been visiting tho family of Dr P B Davis for several wRAks returned hdmoSaturday afternoon Mr and Mrs Mark johndou wSo lmvi brewvlsiftngolatfvea m Bir mingham Ala have r furnert honeA xr a 1 YINER9 NOT ALLOWED TO MARE OWN AGEEEMEKTS M T Roach Says His West Virginia Company Lost 250000 j Charleston W Va That to recognize fchd unions and pay the present scale of wages would put the coal operators of West Va out of business was the substance of the statements of coal operators who testified before the mining investipatinc committee M T Roach who for some years was iu charge of the Paint Oreelc Collieries Companys op orations testified that last year he lost 250iOOOi He declared he had been a party to the nego tiations between tho operators and tho union from 1001 up to the present yoar andthat never during that time wore the offi cials of District No IT United Mine Workers of America per mitted to make a scale ofwages with the operators without the approval of the international officer Mr Roach said the of fioiala of District No 17 would not deny that at least up to this = year they were never permitted to apt on their own initiative I He based his statement he said j upon his own observations aad was certain of his position because I he had been a member of I conferences between the miners and operators in the State for teai years 0 K Herron ooal distributor for the Chesapeake Ohio rail roAd for many years and identi fied with the coal business in West Virginia declared the miners on Paint and Cabin creaks were as well housed as the miners in Scotland who he said were credited with having the best dwellings for miners in the world For Women Who Care Of course you uso annatlseptict inyoar family and in tho caraoCyotmowBlper and you want ebest orsuchwont yoaptease tryHxtna a concentrated antUaptio powdacto be dissolved inwater as needed Paztine is more eeonomloaft sore cleansing more eermicidl aral more healing than anythikf youCTS used e j ANTISEPTIC lathe tollefcrtoeleansejaad white the teeth remove tartar and prevent decay To disinfect the month destroy disease germs UK1 purify the breattL To keep teethandzltridgewealc clean and ddoJritHH To renwre nicotine from the teetUiaad purify the brMk after smokingr To eradicate persghr odors bysponge bathing As a medicinal afRMtt for IMU treatuient 81illneilla wherebrIc catarrh inntMamatlon and uuxwuaon exist nothing equals hot dbuo of Paztine For ten yean the Lis L Pinkbam Aid Co has been regularly advising th irpatientako uBo it teoause of g and fiaalonei pese eight in gold Also for nasal caUrrk sore throat inflamed eyes cuts ands wounds AlL druggists 25 ad 50 ce ta box Trial box and testimony of 31 women free on request THE PAXTON TOItETCOlione MI I HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS SIHPIM KITCHEN WORK Count the Stepsi1 1 100 Saves 4k I V j 25 famous Hoosier Cabinets have v been sentby thepit A Hoosier Company for sale on the club plan Yoq pay n i Cabinet is delivered at once balance payable i 1 weekly Price same as cash Orify 25 women can have s i these cabinets On these termsI CA MORTON Furniture and Undertaking MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY ens Suits and Overcoats tit The kind thntwelcomcscold weather whether mils innuitercd or boisterousthey are lienr- Nnily us you read English or ieroiAnulo suits c in tlm sag onn newest Htufl alt l or Norfolk tH edjtUllhtop Coates andthe enrelege slip ti tIt onK with hosts of novel styositi J XMR and cross twoven woolens Overcoats Uijjrerjuul Ratlinsa 11 nil direct from our factory to YPDut big say JUITH also to von 1ifi Mens Suits 10 to i35t f lttfFdlt Boya Suits 26Qi18 rt This store is Evanavilles greateanti boat Fall and winter Hats Oas Shirts NpcUwiur yrExceptional rr FALL OPENING t i i Madispnvilles Most Impressive Exhibit of the New V r t Fall Fashions in j r j X Will be ready v j If Fabrics and Apparel- T trr d Y Oct 3 1912 1 Everyone cordially invited to Attend There will be music refreshments and other special featuresi r r The McLeodlINCORPORATED f MADISONViLLE U rn KENTUCKY oA J 1 iiIL t-IrT t P t r 0 it o T i v VinLj p r irItIs always safe to leave theI decision of any subject to the j American people This is pro en I 1most conclusively by the steady and phenomenal increase In the sales of the A W L DOUGLAS SHOE For tore than 30 years It hu- D been before the public and today its popularity is greater than ever t before In its history r SOLD BY t BAKER e HICKMAN 4 T IIlIewss Mrs NI Toombs and son Nick Jr or MadlBonvillo spout yesterday In the city with the fondly of W I1 Aflhby Mrs R N Clark who has beenI forrSay Boys you fled the girl then let us Furnish the home for you wiry not ask her now Tits MOLDED STORE Incorporated Madisonville Ky a The Earllngton Rail Road Yard i was full of empty Hate for coal load i lug nnd the mine men are happy tCommonwealththours yesterday morning Sun busl flees L FOR SALE Ono 100 course In a anything except r from International Correspondence r School of Scranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office Neel Splllmah yard clerk for the L k N at Guthrie spout Sunday in the olty with his parents and friendsWhen you are In need ora place to go attend the IDLE HOUR Picture n show l 0 Curtis of Hopklnuvillo was a visitor in the city yesterday mqrn l fug enroute home from a visit to Providence t Bibles and Wall Mottoes all grades and prices Pictures of Jesus Christ as Infant youth Crucified and Ideal lOo for the four Can furnish you any book published WALTER N MARTIN Mesdaires P B Davis and Mattie Hewlett spent yesterday in the county seat Miss Jesse Graer spent yesterday in MadlBonvllIe with friends Mr and Mrs Bowmer ibft this morning for a days ehohpfngin Evausvlllo I can save you money on your fall suit Letme show you my samples WALTER N MAnTirh A large number of our ladles spent today In Evauvllle shopping 0 M Arvin of Madlsonville was in the city this morning on business We are showing the largest assortment of floor coverings ever shown by us and the prices will appear to you TUB MoLEOD STORE Incorporated MadioonviUe Ky Mrs E K MoEuen Mrs J M Victory and daughters Misses Eliz abeth Margaret and Kathenna left this morning for a days shopping in EvauBvllle LOSTSterling silver cigarette case supposedly between Empire and Nortonville Finder will please return same to this office and receive reward of 500- ArthlaiiB have almost completed the now Christian parsonage and it will soon bo ready for occupancy and It has all the convenience aud- Is a most comfortable dwelling Mrs Carl Woodruff of St Charles passed through the city this morn Ing enrouto to her home from a visit to friends and relatives in Madison yule The great rush in onr Keadyto Wear department for the past two weeks made it impossible for us to give each one the proper attention put we wish to say that we have ad ded more help in this departm nt and can now serve you without delay We kindly ask those who failed to get waited upon to come in again THE MOLEOD STORE Incorporated Madisonvlllo Ky Mrs 0 B Thayer of Tullaboma Tong who is visiting her parents spout Sunday in Morganfield with her sister Mrs E E Eastwood id d+ rt- F r DO YOU WANT LIGHT TT TI x We carry a complstislirfi of 1 electric Tiafyirvc T w il Ask to see pur Mazda lamp Their only rival is the sun PLAIN HARDWARE CO r IMADISON lllE KENTUCKY l I c W reo t tMyeahd Mrs Side Gab tr1rj1t children upenfc afurday ttd4 gun doy with Mr Gentrys sister Mrs Time Veazey Arthur Vinstm spent Saturday atid Sunday iu Gram with friends auu relatives Mrs StJD Kemp and daughter Margaret spout today in EVanaville f vipiig i Dig assortment of Stoves Ranges niidHeaters just received We have Bi4ii6thing that will appeal to you iIJIMadisonville Ky 1 Mr Atkins of Westport was In the city this morning on business Mrslley Brinklev spent yester day in Evansville shopping Miss Jessie Greer left Monday for Evansvillewhere she will enter col logo Lawrence Brinkley left Saturday after a few days visit with friendsj STAMPS IYou can now have them made with your own head on them at the CORBITT STUDIO Freeman Keiaer and Roy South ard of Madlsonvllle were in town Sunday Mrs Richard Moore and children of Sturgis who have been visiting Mrs W N Walker have Returned home Mrs Richard Moore and Mrs Rodney Hudson wore in Madison vllle Friday Marc Goldnaraer0f Princeton was in MadlBohville Monday risB Laura Feuwtck left Sunday for Evanevillw to enter Lookyears BUIJIl1lss0bllegeWe te line of Fur niture and can save pou money on auytnlnK that you need give us a call THE MoLEOD STORE Incorporated MadisouvIUe Ky Misses Elizabeth Long Kathleen Spillman and Margaret Atkinson wore In Madlsouville Sunday afternoon f Morris King of St Charleswas m town Sunday night Dr W P ROes of Madlsouville was In town on business Tuesday Dr Eldred Davis and wife and little son Allen will leave Wedues day for New York on a six weeks trip While there Dr Davis will take a post graduate course Jim Maloney is on the sick list this week Mrs 0 B Thayer of Tullaboraa Tenn is visiting her mother Mrs Fred Rootz for several weeks and spent Sunday and Monday in Mor with her sister Mrs Ernest Eastwoodrr Mrs Walter McQary worked In Barnes and Cowands during the openingMrs Woodruff of St Charles who has boon spending several days in MadlBouville with her aunt Mrs King returned home Tuesday Mrs George King of Madison yUle who has been very sick for some time is greatly improved- B E Nixon was in Madisbnyille Tuesday Bon Wilson was in Madlsonvillo TuesdayRoy and Robert Feather ston wore in Madlsonvllle Tuesday Mrs Sallle Stevens who has been clerking in Barnes Cowand d Co for the past year has accepted a po sition in Madlsonvllle with the MoLeod Store Morganfleldwho Mrs Henry Martin will leave for her home Thursday Mrs Howard Halliburton of Evansville Ind who has been visiting her mqtker Mrs Charles Stokes left for that city this morn- Ing Esq F l4lskof the Rlchland country was in town this morning businessAll are running plenty of orders for coal and every thing points for a prosperous fall and WinterW FiuU and DD Woodruff of St Charles were in the city this coalCoBernard Robarda pf Prpvldedce was in the city this morning on business Quite a number of olit of town people wore in the city today at tending the Opening of Barnes Cowand dt CoM beautiful flowers were given to alt thafcentered the store and Blakemore Band from Hopkinsville made music for the occasion Miss Adaline Toombs 1 of Mad eonville spentSuuday here Mrs Fron Davis and children of MortonB Gap Visited her l t rJdrs3 Ed Rule Monday Dr Laokey of HOt klnsvfUe spent Sunday with hit daughters in this elty v Sam Arnold and Hersliel Wilson I of MadlBonylUe were here Sunday Fv L I t rc i C B DillioghamsI 1 ab CLEARANCE 41 S JA41IA ii I 0- AI A r 1- x 1 WHITE PLAINS KY I BeginningSaturday Oct 5 i Closing Saturday Oct 1 9 Tam carrying too muchstock and have decided to reduce a same in order to do so I have decided to cut the price y in order to make a quick reduction Every department will kH be full of bargains would be glad if all my patrons and friends would take advantage of this bargain event as this will be of interest to all Come with expectation of getting double value for your money as I will spare no effort to make this worth your attention Below you will finda few prices which will convince you of the truthfulness of this statement IJ J Shoes of all Kinds hr I am going to oiler every shoe In my house at a out price except the Star BrandaMens HeavyShoes Peters all for wear regular 360 sale price lrV 268 Mens Heavy Shoes Peters Jet for wear regular 300 sale price i 288 Mens Dress Shoes Hamilton Brown Vicl regular 3lOsale priceviiv 268 Mens Dress Shoes Peters 18K Pat and Viol regular 360 sale price JiV iV 268 Mens Dress Shoes Senate Vlci and Patent leather regular 500 sale price x 850 Ladles Heavy Shoos Winner regular 200 sale price i e l 169 Ladles Heavy Shoes Winner regular 175 sale price v a ftw i SvV 183 f189LadlesBoys Every Day Shoes regular 160 sale price o a + S tie128Boys Eyery Day Shoes Security Shoes regular 2 60 sale prlco ii 179 T129Misses + Misses Every Day Shoes Peters all for wear regular 175 sale pricex4129 t MIsses Dress Shoes Peters Wetherbird regular 150 sale price U z vv 119 Misses Dress Shoes Peters Black Diamond regular 150 sale price r 4120w Dry Goods P y All Calicoes 4Jfc Hope Bleach Domestic goo Hoosier Brown Domestic y e i 66 Ladles Dress Goods regular boo sale prioi42oLadies Dress Goods regular 100 sale price 890 A beautiful assortment of Dress Ginghams regular 100sale price 3 So A beautiful assortment of Dress Ginghams regular 1230 sale price 100 Dens Shirts 5100Mensj All kinds of underwear most anything you want at unheard of prices to manykiHdB and qualities to name prices i ti 41 Mens Pants and Overalls vt j t k One big lot of mens pants all sizes and qualities ranging in prices fromSOo to OOI Finks troltspeoial Overalls regular 100 sale prlcevv r vrv iriltVi i ra90orq Hats rKrt Sl rr i 1 J 169weos119One i I J F t 6OOOyardot Lace and Embroideries and other things at price j r y s i S Groceries Standard Granulated Sugar 18 pounds for 100 y Swifts 1aphthaSQap 7bas for 25p Keg lOo I 1 I All Lamps onefourth off A large assortment J J Dont Forget the Date Saturday OCR 5 1912 4 tt f t v J Very truly i J cJ C BDILLINGHAM i 1 r- J j w- C1a 0- cj Lf r u ii I asrtr ft- f ftr 17 Syylr AIOUNIhtlt sr a1ERMPARtv 9 IS LOSIKG 6ROUN Continued from page 4 It is wortll AVhUo to remembol too that in every state where a the people have htid au oppor iuuity to express the1rseutimcnt a since the convention the verdic s Ihas been adverse to Mr Roose welt In Vermont his ticket rat thud in Maine the United Re publicad Party overcame tin Democratic plurality of 9000 two years ago into a Republican plu arality of 4000 and gained a con r u pressman Those were regulai elections The primaries have shade the same showing In 3iichigan the Progressive vote was scattering hardly reaching 3000out of 160000 votes it Minnesota and Colorado the Re successiiful over party ppo inept in Washington the R pub lican Vote outnumbered the democratic and Pro ressive vote k combined and in California the Roosevelt majority of 77000 lust 4lspring dwindled this mouth to Sess tban 3000 Voters Turning To Taft With the elimination Roost colt President Taftof course vgains a distinct advantage Hith wrtothe menace 6f Roosevelt has e led many Republicans to an nounce that thoy proposed to r cote for Wilson in order to in sure the overwhelming defeat of the ambitious third termer These Republicans are now declaring r that they will support Taft For mer Representative Ducan E 3tcKinlay of California is authority v for the statement that there 4hasbeen a revolution in this respect I in his state and similar as sertions tfnade by well inform rI ed men in other stages This is one of the conditions p Upon which President Taft based his confioeut prediction of vic tory issued in a statement from him during this week Thereis pl ground for his r roPtimismItis share by the campaign managers who are acr a uainte with the groundswell that is moving in his direction They know that there is a grown ling feeling that present prbsperi 1 ity ought not to be threatened by A change of administration They READTHIS You Might Suit Free More than we ever saw In boys clothing are tout and made just like Amen cans want them If you would itlike for your new fall suit to represent the last word in good clothes making come to see us If poises mean more to you than style and mal ethen read oilerSOur new suits have too muoh snap and go to have lot of carried oyer suits mixed I- njWlth them so we have piled of suits and odd pants on table There are about 40 suits and 80 pair of pants soldj260 to I 75o Every one go and to make this absolute we oiler First week of October Choice Suits 760 Pants 80c Second week of October Choice Suits BOo Pants 20o Third week of October Choice Suits 256 Pants lOc fourth week of October Absolutely bree These suits and are jsold this week at 75o and 3O- ciBhuuld any remainunsold they will be offered next week at boo and 25o Should any still remain unsold until the fourth ir week in October wo will as long as last give abso Jf you want 1 newwl and but we have IL know that the silent voteth vote represented by business men and by farmers and mauufaptui ors who place commercial and fi nancial security and progres above politics is turning towftri Taft They know too that Prof Wilsons candidacy is ubt excit As matrug any enthusiasm tar of fact Prof Wi1onWlls foolishjeuoiigh to tftlk free tradi to the farmers in Minnesota and where they will land if he should be elected All these tliingsare patting back bone intothe fight for Taft It iswith the feeling that as ii LSOO the people will steady dowi and decide for business stabilit and safe government and that President Taft reelection wil be the out comethatthe campaign managers pushed the campaign this week with greai forcefulness They have Jeidoc to keep Messrs Harlan and Bede pounding Roosevelt They are oinfito put strong speakers like ExVice President Fairbanks uto the the states visited bj LJrof Wilson to attack his fret trade fallacies and to prove the value of the protective system for every class of American cit zens They have dete eave no Btonei1l CampaIgn of education enlarged the appeal to the coun try to maintain prosperity is tc JB made more emphatic time ever Thore is another feature in the lituation which materially aide- he Republicans The electoral sollege this year contains forty sight votes more than it did four rears ago Thirtyeight of these rotes are gained by states which vent Republican four years ago md are ordinarily in the republican column while the Demo ratio states gain only ten elec oral votes The advantage of the increase at the very start is lecidedly with the Republicans and makes it all the more dull cult for Wilson to secure the 200 electoral votes which he must have in order to de elected So that with Roosevelt elimin ted with Wilson arousing no enthusiasm with prosperity as aluable asset with the Amer can people realizing the absurdity of inviting Democratic dis and with the advantage of 1 I a I i a I Our New Fall Suits More Snap More Style Real Value r They r young r i a c a o must f w t a l L pants J j i i they i x have free one suit to each comes and asks ATHLETIC CUT CLOTHES 17 KAHN DREYFUS D CO I 11y 7 illutOIY hOc too on themN E vV VO R K may all be1 oneCorrcct Clothes for Boy I I i the I a theytarewonderiner minedtoI a ress r Get W tl If you want the cheapest there is we hava IL 1Mdisonvil1e h Ir1t11oky rA i 1 p irrf an jhvcreajysit nunijber of ewctoir l Votes iii states ordinarily 3epiaJ lioaq the Kepulltcab cuRipiig tii- t iernotvtiui waged rvlth j- e rneEtn SB and hthU Ml n 1- lover before and with itde Qdl bright qu ttook for vipt4c November t Io w 1 of rJ CITY DIRECTOR Y fMayor F D Bash Police JudgeA J Bennett Chief of Police WmJBrsciler Night OhlefJ Hi Hamby Paul P Price Troa9urerFrank B Arnold W It Ninbet Whlpflirroo Counollmen Madison Oldhatri1 J M Canaler Geo 0 Atkinson Tlib Blair OM Henry Meeting nigh first in each month School TrusteoPauIM Moore Board of Health Ed M Traherr G Gilbert King and Curtis B John sun M D- PostmasterChas Cowell FIRE DEPABTMRNT H K KOR ors Chief F B Arnold ASBistan Chief Chas Barnett Captain j Glaude Lung Gilbert D Cavaneas Brick South worthVBakei Fupate Geo T Miller WIIIRav burn Bryant Deal Firemen CHURCHES atUA2iiOLIC vwasi every Sunday and holy day at 7tO am Second mass and preHchlni 930 a m and benediction 1 p m Rev J P MoParTaud Pastor I GHBIBTIAN Bunda- school I at 980 a m Preaching ever Lords day at 1046 a nit and 745 m Prayer meeting every WediieF day at 780 p m REV H J BBAZEITON Pastor M E OUTJBOH Bogular service third Sunday 11 a m and 780pmI Prayer meeting Thursday evenirif at 780 Sundayschool at 280 pUI Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 amI REV G W DAME Pastor sM E OHUBOH do DTK BeV W J 0 Brandon pastor Services pi I every Sunday at 11 a m ant 74Dp m Sunday school at98- aI m Prayer meeting Wedueeda even 6adlos Aid Society every y noon Official Board meeting Monday after first Sunday u eaol month MISSIONARY BAPTIST OltOROH has services 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Saturday night be fore and Sunuay night following i eyob Sunday prayer meeting Wed deejay evening Sabbath school Dr A O Sisk Supt Ladies Aid rnebts each Tuesday afternoon at2 oclock Paftor W H Gregor ol Iouisville WBNKitAi BAPTIST CHUKOH Services fourth Sunday morning and evening in each month and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting evel1h school 2 p mFBBVI 11 J LYNN Pastor EPIScoPAL uunouServices 2nd and 4tn Sunday night at 745 at the Library Sunday School at 3 p m REV GPo 0 ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic LodgeE W Turner No 548 meets 1st and 3rd Fridays in each month G D OoWBLii See I Victoria Lodge No 84 K of P meets every Monday night Visit ors welcomeERNEST NEWTON K of B and S Hopkins Lodge A O U W No 561 meets every Thursday night Y Q WALKER Sec Golden Cross Lodge Earhngton No 626 meets JsL and 3rd Saturday night in each month MRS BERTHA UMBTEAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 1st and 8r4 Saturday nights in each month Miss LJZZIB HUFF Sec Ben Hur Lodge Earllngton Court No 66 meets every 1st and 3rd Monday night at old Masonlo Hall DR Q Bf JOHNSON Scribe Standwalte Tribe No 57Bed Men meets every Friday sleop HARRY LONG C of R Woodmen of the World Catalpa Camp No 801 meets ovary Wednes day night All members are earnestly requested to be there BBBNABD WALTON Clerk MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11992 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER Sec Elks B P O No 738 meets at Madisonvllle night- J F DEMPSEYExalteq Ruler BOY S WILSON S cretary Earllngton Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday in each month at 230 pm MRS EMWTA DAVIS PresI Knights and Ladies of Security will meet everY second and fourth Honda nlghta Visiting members nvited to attend WILL CARHIOAN Clerk Visiting memberp a LodKes attend recordlallYI Defender of Apaches Debarred ORe Paris lawyer has had his name truck off the rolls because it was dU vered that he acted as the regular egal adviser of the apache fraternity root which he drew S600annuallrfn eel One day he was engaged to de fetid an apache im a suburban court its client was not satisfied with the awyer g procedure In the case and titer a heated argument outside the court the client threw the lawyer into he River Marne Case and Comment Net Ceqklni To the pure all are pure Still I guess they would be H little oubtful if they saw the pure food at be boarding house y I ts t i x r r r j 4w IHLIN J ln GARRIGK THEATRE MADISONVILLE KY 5i1 Autumn Completeness Section IN 1have1 and Coats for Fall and Winter 0 This store is in touch with the best makers known and I the newest styles that the leading designers have tO offer are present in the most desirable sh dsand combinationsx There is an atmosphere surrounding the woman who aswearshandsomely attired this because of the superior designing and workmanship seen in garments from our Ready to t Wear section Suits in Every Wanted Shade and Weave1 v Whipcordsand Bedfords Ratine Mixturesand r a V r Plain fgesandCheViots Broadcloths and Diagopals I 1 Prices fron10to50 1 1- PThe McLeod Store J ttW j r v INCORPORATED y ON THE SQUARE H MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY r b r11 1II 1 I i t Bee Ads Bring OtilC 1aSir ii i k 1 f rj t t r c oo j r J t r 1iB 5rt 1t ii ir iJ 1 tF V iJ IIr- r irfs r r 7 I r i Ii fjtp p hor 1r v i r r It f + r