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Miss Virginia Bulo is spending thethe wools with Miss Amelia Price in
MadisonvilloMissRobinson has re
turned from Bowling Green whereshe has been attending Potter Colloge
Mr and Mrs John Price of MadVille visited Mr and Mrs Paul PPrice Saturday and Sunday
Lesley Baynham was in Hopkinsyule Sunday
Misses Nichols and Sadie Fugateot Madisonville visited Miss BlanchEdmondeon Saturday
Misses Virginia Rule and GeorgiaWyatt were in Madisonvllle Satur ¬
dayMrsErnest Eastwood of Howell
is visiting her mother Mrs Rootzthis week
Glint Ruby and Dr L M Moodyof MadiBonville were here Friday
Mrs L G McGraw of Providencevisited her sister Mrs Frank Foxlast week
Mr and Mrs Dan Evans were inthe county seat Thursday
Miss Myrtle Robertson of Richlaud visited her sister Mrs EdSmith last week
Mrs Will Robinson and NettieMartin were in Madisonville lastweekMr
and Mrs Chas Barnett MrsMaud Lynn and Mrs Clarence LynnAttended the funeral of Mr Meacham last week at Hopkinsville-
Mrs B B Hackney spent the daylast week in Madisonville
Mr Peckhause and family ofNashville Tenn are visiting friendsand relatives here this week
Jno Long was in Madisonville
SaturdayMissEdmondson visited
Miss Sue Ford in Hecla SaturdayMisses Maurie Slaton and Grace
Cannon of Madisonville were theguests of Mrs Hancock Saturdayand Sunday
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Mr and Mrs Jno Devney ofPrinceton Ind are spending theweek in Earllngton
Miss AShby ot Slaughtersvilltiiwas in the city first of the week
Rev Mitchell of Hopkinsvillewas here this week mingling withold friends
Little John Francis Dinneen isspending a few weeks in Hopkins ¬
ville visiting his grandmother MrsDinneen
Mrs Ernest Rash and daughterleft Monday to visit relatives atNew Decatur Ala
Thos Hart of this city was inNebo Friday visiting friends
WC McLeod of this city was inMadisonville Tuesday
Mr and Mrs W D Rutherford ofthis city were in Nebo Saturday
Dutch Kline W G Barter andDr Boufrow have returned fromtheir fishing trip very much improv¬
ed in healthMJsCLllliau Brasher of Hopkins ¬
ville is visiting Mr and Mrs LouisRice this week
Charlie Curtis of this city was inMadisonville one day this week on
businessLeowho made a business
trip to St Louis last week has re ¬
turned to Earllngton
D D Woodruff of St Charleswas In this city Tuesday on busi ¬
nessMr and Mrs Ott Powers visited in
UadisonvilleMiss Lola Sheridan of Nashville
and Miss Hattio Beduiond of Guth-
rie two very charming young ladieswho have been visiting friends herefor somo time returned home yes ¬
terday the 31stMrs W G Barter and daughters
are visiting relatives and friends inMt Vernon this week
MJ Coley Moore the populartraveling man of Evansville wasbore one day this week
Mr and Mrs Omer C Barberowho were married here last weekpassed through on 62 Wednesdayenroute from Nashville to Evans-ville where they will remain a few
daysMrHarveyGraham of this city
left for St Louis Wednesday visitrelatives and take in the WorldsFairMr
and Mrs J R Rash were inMadisonville Wednesday
Representative R B BradloyofMadisouville was hero one daythis week
Charlie Curtis was in Madisonville0n business Wednesday
Otho Lane of Madisonville washere Wednesday
Miss Mattie Bowles of Madisonyille visited Mrs O P Webb yest ¬
erday and todayMiss Ethel of Madison
° ripe wasin
cIifort one day last
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A good man is one of Godsthoughts in motionElijah P
BrownThechronic kicker usually gets
his just dues but nothing in theway of a promotion seems to bealarmingly near due Stacer LCarter time keeper Howell
shopsRememberyoung men if you
cant lick John L Sullivan youcant lick the thing that is strong-
er than he is Leave whiskyalone John L Sullivan fromhis sick bed
You may teach a boy as muchas you please but the boy mustdo the learning E Av Jarrettstore keeper Howellshops
He who is most slow rn mak-ing
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a promise is the most faith ¬
ful in the performance of itKuropatkin one of Russias
fightersWhatevery young man needs
ib getthereness and staythereness when he gets thereWil ¬
liam J BurtscherLooks like everything in the
world goes right if we ies i waitlong enough Mrs Wiggs of theCabbage Patch
Do not use intoxicating liquorsnor visit places where it is sold
L N R R Co to its engi ¬
neers and road men
Brakeman William Williamswho has been off sick since Noy27th 1903 has at last recovered soas to be able to report for dutyHe has not been confined to hisbed all of this time but has notbeen able to work and is stillweak from the effect of his longsiege of sicknessI
Dispatcher Thos Featherstonmade a quick trip to Evansville
SaturdayConductor
Wm Leahy has a-
new uniform and is learning thepassenger business under Con ¬
ductor Joe Robertson
Chief Dispatcher E L Wiseand trick dispatcher E M Orrreturned from their fishing tripconsiderably tanned and in ex-
cellent¬
health
Mr John Dehoe of Ludlow anengineer on the Cincinnati South ¬
ern sustained a peculiar acci ¬
dent last Saturday about 7 oclockwhich came near costing him hislife In making the run on theBlue Grass Special somethingstruck the glass in front of thecab and broke it A piece of theglass was hurled back into thecab and struck Mr Dehoe on thetemple severing an artery Theaccident occurred between Nicholasville and Brannon The bloodspurted all the cab and Mr De ¬
hoe grew weaker momentarilyfrom the loss of blood On ar ¬
riving at Brannon he caused atelegram to be sent to Lexingtonsummoning the ambulance andby pressing his handerkerchiefto the spouting cut bravelystruct to his engine and madethe run to Lexington On reach ¬
ing here he had to be helpedfrom the engine and was hurriedto the hospital after a temporarybandage had been applied Thetwo Darts of the severed arterywere caught up and the flow ofblood stopped and none to soon
Knoxville Tenn May 30Announcement is made that be-
ginning¬
June 1 the Southernrailway will raise the salaries ofits telegraph operators from 5to 10 per month according tothe responsibility of their posi ¬
tions Chief dispatchers will beincluded The increase is vol ¬
untary on the put of the rail ¬
roadThomas Walsh has returned
from his trip to Redding Cali ¬
forniaTheodoreH Curtis and J J
Reid superintendent of ma ¬
chinery and general mss er mee t Iic5pent the day at TT1owell-
Ill Saturday f
1jlfiiY
George Mentzel who has beeRconnected with the Company ashostler at Howell for severalyears has resigned-
A flagman on the IllinoiR Cen ¬
tral Railroad was sent out towarn a passenger train of a badwashout near Mattoon one daylast week Having been on dutya long time he soon dropped offto sleep on the track When thetrain approached the engineerseeing a man on the track usedevery means in his power to stopbefore striking the man but thetrain went a few inches too farand the flagman died four hourslater The flagman had gone tosave the lives of the passengerson board the train and did so atthe expense of his own life
A J Bruning foreman of thepaint department was called toLouisville Tuesday on importantbusiness for the Company
Phil Kopfinberger a painter I
at Howell went to BellevilleI
Ill SundayFireman Walter Ragsdale was
cut on the lest arm by a piece ofglass falling on it the other day
Engine 081 was sent to MobileAlabama last Friday in chargeof Fireman 0 0 Carter of theSt Lonis Division
All the shops on the L N>
were closed Monday in observance of Decoration Day
There is a barber shop in How ¬
ell in which the customer isgreeted with a placard annoncinguNo Vulgarity AllowedSuch a warning would not beamiss in every caboose and en¬
ginecab on the Henderson andSt Louis Division nor some of¬
fices we have been in
One of the boys employed atHowell shops rode his bicycle toWest Franklin Sunday to stayuntil after Decoration Day withrelatives and friends but as darkclouds threatened rain he startedearlier only to becaught in therain on the way He was obligedto carry the wheel on his backthe remainder of the way homeHe says it was the first time heever knew a bicycle weighed a
tonFiremanA S Tauksley had
his right foot scalded on the 23rdby escaping steam on engine 955
The following fireman will goto Russell ville next Monday forthe purpose of being examinedon mechanical matters prior topromotion to engineer The an ¬
nouncement in LocomotiveBlasts that they had gone someweeks since was in error AndySmith Cal Martin Luie Patterson Eugene Dumont CyclonePerkins J B Youat and Elmo
ShaverMrs
J W Baker of Nash ¬
ville Tenn has gone to Louis ¬
ville to visit herparentsKeep your eye on Sparks
from Human Locomotiveswhich will contain maxims fromprominent men on the Hender ¬
son and St Louis DivisionsStudy a moment and write downin your memorandum a maximof your own so that you willhave it ready when the editor ofthis department calls on you forit
Mrs R F Davis of Howelliti visiting in Mt Vernon Ill
Some one has said that therewill probably be more railroadmen in hell than any other be ¬
cause the railroad man as a gen ¬
eral thing seems to take it forgranted that he cannot be a rail ¬
road man and at the same timebe a Christi n The great ques ¬
Mon is how can a map be a rail¬
road jnan with dangers allarou himJ and not be a CIiris-
tianlWarning
It you have kidhey or bladderI
trouble and do use Foleys Kid-ney Cure you wil have onJyyour-Belt to blame for results as it posit ¬
ively cures all forms of kidney andittririarSold diseaseslo y
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F To Cure a Cold in One DayTake Laxative Brcmo Quinine TabletsSeven Million boxes sold in past S 2 months This signature
Following is what the MuncieInd paper has to say about theIdeal Entertainers who will rendertheir splendid production at TempleTheatre June 13 in the interest of
theIOOFThe Entertainers havecomo and gone In order to criti ¬
cise their entertainment briefly butaccurately we have asked the ques ¬
tion How did you like the IdealEntertainers performance Tuesdaynight to about a dozen competentcritics and theatre going people andthe verdict of everyone has been
The best of the kind we have everseen And this opinion was sharedby everyone in attendance Thesepeople are perfect gentlemen andhave a clean moral and diversifiedentertainment should they comoagain they will be greeted by a fullhouse and a hearty reception
Thrown From a WagonMr George K Babcock was thrown
from a wagon and severely bruisedHe applied Chamberlains PainBalm freely and says it is the bestliniment he ever used Mr Babcockis a well known citizen of NorthPlain Conn There is nothing equalto Pain Balm for sprains and bruis ¬
es It will effect a cure In onethirdthe time required by any othertreatmentThis is for sale by St Ber ¬
nard Drug Store Earlington BenT Robinson Mortons Gap JOl1n XTaylor Earlington
Big Tobacco Plant Contemplated
The business men and real estateowners of MaysvIUe should In everyway possible aid in securing the bigplant the Continental Tobacco Com-pany
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contemplates erecting here Itwill mean the beginning of a newera for that city from a commercialand Industrial standpoint The sizeof the plant may be judged from thefact that the company has to go tothe Sixth ward to find a lot largeenough for the proposed buildingsalone will cost atfout 40000 Thesite now under consideration is thelarge lot between second and Thirdnear the old Cooper brick yard Thecompany very wisely wants to in ¬
terest local capital in the enterpriseand it seems that people desiring asafe and profitable investmentshould jump at this opportunity Atany everything possible should-be done to secure this immenseplant
DizzyAppetite poor Bowels con¬
stipated Its your liverAyers Pills are liver pills
Want your moustache or bud abeautiful brown or rich black Use j
Buckinghams DyeSOctiofdrufglitiorR P H llCoNaihuiNH
Foteys Honey and Tarheals lungs and stops tho cough
L di N TIME CARD
Time of arrival of trains passingthrough Earlington
NOKTII BOUND
No 521046a mNo 64 1120 pmNo 92 029 a mNo 70 820 aluNo 72420 pI11
SOUTH HOUND
No 61 406II mNo 63 432 alupmNoNo 7L 1016 a n1
I C R R TIME CARDTIme of departure of Illinois Cen ¬
tral trains from Nortonvllle KyNORTH BOUND
No 102 130 pmNo 104 347 a mNo 122 local paBS1084 a mNo 190 local frt 285 pm
SOUTH BOUND
No 101402 pmNo 103 137 amNo 121 local pass 101 pmNo 196 local frt 920 a in
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ROOrri MouldirngeIn allthe new colors latest designs and decorations No
<a ilarger assortment in Western Kentucky 5to select fromPRICES ARE RIGHT AND SATISFACTION 1I1
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