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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
|AEROPLANE FLIGHTS
FAIRS BEST FEATURE
Great Success of Ralph Johnston nsures Attendance OF Al
ditional Thousands-Wld Race With Automobile
Saturday--Mayor Goes Up Wednesday.

IN
VI The success OF RA'ph Jenhs'ons
was the one thing necessary to make
~ure the great success Of the hiG fair
80. go, ronn,.oue contributed his
-. - ~. immense program. and his
nv Tar se4ipseA anything
-. 800 IN y,,sirIs since the time
49, .o.n.~ e,,a,sd shor,sine Ares "a ~
- espiostcn ~ gun powder
w~-sc~s,ix Jahrs,ore n modest
-. :, f.w ~orAa Ne hae
S.ss ,s.s,. - 80, ~ his werk and to
49, 81 -. rau,a h.yA,y think that
~ i. -. nan ~ ,roa nerve and r~ck-
-. a.ri,. VIZ /. famous throurhoat
~ -.r,a =. ans OF IN. greatest Of
MA. Inrn.,or. holds a deep
~I~..sa. e., ~. rsrh,ne tnat carries
~ .hransh ,ns sir 9th surh seem
~ $50 and rr.ee. In the hanger he
rar~sees ever, part of the eiplane ana
saeme a. affectionats toward every
wire and timber an il they we're he-
I'M thsngs
Monday night tombstone visited the
hangar and left some instructions with
hie men who stay with the machine
III the time TO prevent any harm com
~ Is Il, No work is necessary on
eonditioa, and the engine 10 tuned up
for the entire series of flights .neie
~ uo.r 4. Tix,,,
tombstone stateo Mvh'ss e" 40
Ne Wouid pfeeseis ny
CLOCK II tHe w'hei
- kasorao's ~ .hs' .i"s
- necessars Tor MN 10 ny ~. u
saeHsr, aecoroine 10 we oo"u, .a,nas
Leeoaey ne WIN 20 up ~ 49,
Se9e9p, ana u 10 eApeetea th .ne.t
Viii oe An imHehse eto"a ''ose". "
Rixne.e tne ,seona n's"., t.
1He "a nNpntona ~" 80 .s,,,,'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
On LA TOILETTE
Is ENTIRELY SUCCESSFUL

ROCHESTER,, MINI. Oct. 49,
Senator Robert NJ. La Toilette. Of Wis
censin was successfully operated on
to-day at the Mayo Brothers Hospi-
tai.
Doctors Mayo themselves performs
cd the operation. which was intended
to relieve the Senator from gall bad
der affection which has been troubling
him for years. Immediately after the
operation the Senators wife wired
that the operation had been succses.
full. An offieial bulletin will he ts@
sued later
Senator La Toilette was declared ~
physicians IN hA in &plendid phyaoo1
health.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

Tru4gtng YEARLY down Broad street
Gust begrimed and 90 angry that they
tunnel ever and anon To shake threat
ooing 1sts In the direction OF the state
Enir Grounds, txn uavei-s stained,
ei44py-eysd figures might have been
4eo1 just A. the sun WAS getting on
~ 4aiiy job Of chasing night TO tine
euehss.
The travellers we're City Electrician
William H. Thompson and Foreman
W n. Pace, Of the Virginia Railway
and Power Company, They had been
NJ I'll night and they we're on their
Wey hsms sfoot--but neither circam
pkepfes Was their fault.
3Ae tale Of their misfcrtuneA should
~ divided into three parts. The arst
1eals with 4 stern adherence to duty
- the part of the aforementioned
NqluekY twain: the second deals with
~ eSessiest Of cross hunders on the
port ~ . motorman. the third deals
With mans inhuma nifty 10 man.
Te begin with, neither MI Thomp-
- nor Mr.. Pace was absolutely re.
1Aifed % STAY Ct the Fair Greunds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
STRUCK BY no. 10; KILLED
WHERE BROTHER DIED

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
ROANOKE. VA. Oct. 4.-While
walking along the track near Vesuvius
on the Shenandoah division yesterday
afternoon, James Drawbond was
struck by Norfolk and Western pas
senger train No. IS anG instantly kill
ed Two years ago almost on the
same spot. Drawbond's brother, ThOs.
Drawbond, Norfolk and Western
track walker, was murdered by How
ard bragg. who afterwards was tried
and convicted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
STRANGE COW SHOWN
BY HANOVER FARMER
Was Born Without Eyes or Tail
and Has Calf an Exact
I Counterpart.

One Of the most interesting side.
shows al the fair Is "a seven year old
Jersey COW which is minus goth eyes
and TAIL. Two sightless orbes that
haze meyer seen the light and a short
stub where the tail should be present
a curious sight.
The cow is the property of Mr.. w, j.
Flannan. Of Westwoed, Hanover coun.
~. He SAYS That the COW was born
In its present condition and has always
been great curiosity, The COW has
had four calves; three OF them were
perfect IN every way, but the fourth
is an exact counterpart Of the mother.
The last calf Is now four months
old and has neither eyes nor tail.
The two ouriosities nre exhibited In
a small tent on the Midway near the
Administration building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
sUFfRAGE11Es ACTIVE
At THE STATE FAIR

vote in Virginia Is still a question that
time only can answer. but they are
certainly lifting up their voices and
demanding 1t at the State Fair. The
vigilance OF tag day vendors is as
nothing compared To that OF the, wo-
men distributing suffrage literature to
the men, and women. sauntering past
the booth OF the Equal Suffrage
League OF Virginia with auizzled tole-
rant or intolerant glances. whichever
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

err carefully netting the nointa o. tss
anisaals - they are tsAnined and the
neehsAs followed" by tho Judges:
TrAM one end OF the grounee u
The other the police are vt6tiant. Only
susne half q dozen arrests we're made
Mcadsy.s ana though Tuesday viii
have Q much larger CROWD. the Vn.
itors. while good. natured and iookine
for pleasure and fun, are Keeping w.h
within the lax. and neither the fair
manaasmeRt nor the police cmeiAls
fear any further disorders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

Ar ySu eoiag to the Virginia state
ybh? 1Nsns take the Fair Special
feM AalA street Staten, II lesvss At
y:0e. e:10. 500 and 1000 p. NJ on
WbAnesday and ThuYsday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

wAsHIHof6i. 8. C. Oct. TN.
Ceneps 1ptpeu this sfteraeon snaeunc-
- the }>1ewtng results OF the 1910
eeuMefettoAs
80. or as per cont: Newport. Ky, So
30. iasEeeas. 1,eAt. or IL rsr cent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
BIC THINGS ARE. DOING
DOWN ON WAHOO LANE
Lights Crowds Fakirs aud Stray Performers Make Midway piece
de Resistance State Fairy Who Have Denies and Wish
10 Spend Them Not Had Best Remain Away, Or You'll
Spend Anyhow

Spend Anyhow.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11
|SOUTH DAK0TAN WILL
MAKE BEADLE STATUE
CLAY MODEL WILL BE MADE AT
SIOUX FALLS, REQUIRING
SEVERAL WEEKS
WORK.

Pierre, S. oh. Daniel Webster,
the sculptor who is to provide the
Beadle memorial statue was in the
city today in conference with the
memorial committee, and General
Beadle in regard to the pose Of the
statue which shall be provided. A
pose of addressing an audience was
decided upon as the proper one, and
the sculptor will at once begin work
on a clay model which work will be
done at Sioux Falls, and will take
several weeks. After the model is
completed the statue will be done in
the New York studio CT Mr.. Webster.
1t is to be of pink Tennessee marble.
Mr.. Webster was given the work on
two considerations. One that of the
showing he has made in his chosen
art, and the other that he is himself
a South Dakota product, having spent
his boyhood days OH a farm near
Sioux Falls.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11
EsCHEWs THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY.

aNIIJ5HEhAH &EAeGA
y. W. soule was put forward as a
democratic candidate for congress in
South Dakota, but he Is not running
on the democratic ticket at all.
Neither does he call himself q repub-
lican. He tells frankly that he voted
ior Roosevelt and that he proposes
- follow the lead Of such men az
Folk. LaFollette, Cummins, Gore and
Bristow. IN other words, he is the
hrst IN South Dakota to offer himself
O the advance agent Of . new party.
can only bescalled an Independent
nov. But Il Is signincant that, after
III the talk Of disruption Of the re-
publican party BY the contest that
has been going on within It, he be-
Iiieyesl n more n keeping with his
Ieonyictions. Or more to his advant-
-. g cut himself loose from the
Democratic party, which one might
al!pect g be the receptacle Of dissat-
itSction A the republican party. II
i1ep1isolsIto show that the democratic
parkylmlluasat be something more than
nsrsopposition mere nesativity. to
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11
MASKED ROBBERS IN
REAL STAGE ROBBERY
KILL DRIVER AND ESCAPE FROM
SCENE WITH $4,000 IN GOLD
AND SILVER BULLION
INTO MOUNTAINS.

Silver City, N. M.-Two masked
bandits today held up the Mogollon
mountain stage near Camp Mogollen
in an old fashioned robbery. They
first shot and killed the Mexican driv-
er, Jose. Moiniquez, who showed a
disposition to use his guns. They then
rided the coach, secured $4,000 in
gold and silver bullion and fed. They
later threw away the silver as too
heavy, but made their way into the
mountains with the gold.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11
TAKES OVER HOUR TO
READ LONG BALLOT
PEOPLE TO VOTE INTELr1GENr-
LY MUST READ MEASURES
IN THE LEGAL NEWS
PAPERS.

Pierre, S. D.-The secretary of
state has received the sample ballots
OF the referendum laws to be submit
ted to the people at the November
election. The ballot without a head.
ing is six feet long, and ten inches
wide, set in very small type. To read
1T hurriedly would take a rapid read
er about an hour. The Constitutional
Amendment ballot is about twenty
inches long and the same width as the
referendum ballot and will take
twenty minutes for reading without
consideration, and the two will mean
a maze to many voters. The law al
lows each voter five minutes to pre-
pare his ballots, including the gen
eral ticket, and it is up to the voters
to get posted before they approach
the election booth If they have any
idea Of voting intelligeatly on the
questions placed before them.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11

Senator Crane will not deny that
he asked Secretary Ballinger to re-
sign, but Ballinger does deny the
whole story. and with emphasis. Bal
fingers reputation for veracity some
how doesn't seem to annoy Crane at
all. Senator Crane is the whip Of
the Senate and he has made up his
mind some whipping should be done
in the department Of the interior, for
the good Of the party.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11

Col. Roosevelt writes in the Out
look earnestly in support of the tariff
commission idea. He says that such
"a commission could get at the actual
differences in the cost of production
at home and abroad. without consid-
ering interested testimony. Nearly
everybody except the manufacturers
is agreed with Roosevelt in this. But
how would he go about it to induce
congress to give any heed to the rec
concentrations Of such a commission?
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11
GIRL KILLED THE


Winner, s. D.-Miss Marian Salter,
daughter Of Fred H. Salter, register
Of deeds of Trip county, was making
her way homeward on horseback
from a trip to Winner, when she en-
countered a rattlesnake. Instead of
remaining upon her horse and gallop-
ing away from the vicinity of the
deadly reptile, as most girls would
have done, she stopped her horse and
dismounted with the intention Of
killing the snake. She made a quick
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11

a surprise. 1t was the climax Of a
warm discussion following the read
ing of a paper on narcotics. The name
of the member who proposed writing
to Mrs. Longworth on the subject Of
cigarettes was not made public at the
close Of the meeting. Society leaders
in general who sponsor the cigarette
habit were severely scored during the
discussion.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11
ASK MRS LONGWORTH
TO QUIT CIGARETTES

Fairbury, Neb.-Without a dissent
ing vote the four Charistian Endeavor
Societies Of this city voted today that
a public request be sent to Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth, asking her to
give up the cigarette habit. It was
pointed out at the meeting that the
influence Of an ex-president's daugh-
ter would count a great deal with the
younger generation In America.
This action of the societies came as
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11

search of the vicinity for a stick or a
stone to use as a weapon, but could
find neither. AS a last resort she
took her horses bride, and with this
crude weapon made a vigorous at
tack on the snake, which she finally
succeeded in killing. The snake had
10 rattles and these the girl secur-
ed and took with her as a trophy of
her adventure.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11

A scientist gives out the statement
that he has found grass-hoppers to be
entirely useless. Oh. not at all. AL
most every year they make it pos
sible to get up stories that the entire
wheat crop is being devoured heads
and all. and then the price of wheat
may obligingly go up.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11

A photograph Of Theodore Roose-
welt has been found in the home of a
Russian admirer in the capital OF
Turkestan, on the western borders OF
the Chinese empire. 1t is Just possible
that there is one man who isn't won
dering whether the Colonel will be
an "insurgent" or a regular"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11

Out OF the confusion as to what
parties shall stand for. voters are be-
ing liberated from party ties. And
that means that the parties will be
compelled to stand for what the vot-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11

You can get free tuition at Man
kato. (Minn.) Commercial College,
but you must write the school for par
ticulars. Do it today.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11
1t is just as easy for the farmers
of South Dakota to buy automobiles
as it is for them to raise wheat.

The Chicago Record-Herald says
that Mark Hanna was the first stand
patter. Not true. There have been
standpatters ever since the world be-
gan.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11

Some millions of women, if we may
believe reports, are going to petition
Alice Roosevelt Longworth to stop
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11

smoking cigarets. What wouldn't a,
actress give for such advertising?
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11

ers want. as a mere matter of sci
preservation.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-20
News of the Town

Don't fail TO call for TIP Top -four.
Mesdames Ernest Newton and
Jesse Phillips were shopping in
MadisonvIlle Friday.
WANTED-Good salesman to work
on commission bases, men or
women. Apply tn
SEMI WEEKLY BEE.
Mrs. Alfred Moore had aud daugh-
ter, Miss Zilpah MOorehead were in
Madisonville Friday shopping.
Sample line of Bibles at wholesale
prices at W. G. Hollingsr & Son.
Miss Edna Long, of st. Charles,
was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Robinson, of st. Charles, was
In town last week.
The Candy Kitchen is the best
place in jacksonville to get your
Xmas candy. We have it in large
quantities, all kinds and all prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Taylor, of In
dIAnapolIs, Ind, are in town for a
few days with friends aud will leave
in few days for St. Bethlehem to
visit her parents.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-20

Miss Carrie Atkinson was in Mad
isOnville Friday.
If you have not used Tip Top
Flour, you have not used the best.
Misses Dora and Matte Wilkey, OF
jacksonville, were in town Sunday.
Mrs. R.O'Bannon, of ST. Charles,
was in town Monday.
Another Big Offer: Up to and
including December 24, we will give
10 per cent. off on all our Mems and
Boys C.othinAand Overcoats. We
have nice line to select from.
BoURLAND g. MOrHERsHEAD.
w. e. Renfro, mother and daugh-
ter have returned from visit to
relatives in oklahoma.
Mrs. w e. Dawes has gone for a
VISIT to relatives in Pittsburg, Pa.
We will sell any trimmed hat IN
our establishment during the holl-
day season at cost. Gail aud see
them. METCALF & EMERSON,
Madisonvllle, Ky.
The Darlington stores are flied
with beautiful holiday goods, which
are being bought with a lavisl,
hand by the people of the town ana
surrounding counties upon bwhOm
fortune has smiled beautifully the
past year.
Steve Mothershead, of Evansville,
was IN town Sunday.
Barnett & Stone are still doing
business at the same old staEd, re-
gardless of a roof. Phone us your
coal orders. We are carrying on our
business the same as ever. We ham
die all KINDS of iced, meal, fl ,ur, etc.
Phone 139. BARNETT & STONE.
Mrs. p. l.. Jamison is helping in
the Grand Leader during the Xmas
rush.
Miss Pansy Rule is assisting
Barnes, Coward & Co. in their
great holiday sales.
If you want Cut Flowers or Pot
ted Plants, Holly, or anything in
Florist Line, WHY call up Metcalfe's
Pleasant View Greenhouse, Madi-
sOnvllle, XIV.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-20
ADATALK>

What would you think of a
salesman who reported Tor duty
one day, lay off for two, worked
a half day, went off for week
and SO on without any regular
ity9 Surely you would not ex-
pect good service from such a
man. And yet some merchants
hold advertising, which is sim
ply salesman" up to great
results when it is allowed to
work" very irreeuleIy
The fact that adyeI Using costs
: money is proof Of its value,
Things without oosi al usually
worth only their price.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-20

DR.. and Mrs. P. b. Davis were in
Murtons Gap Friday.
JacK Stokes, Of this city, was in
Jacksonville Saturday.
Call and see what a nice line Of
caudies, fruits and nuts we have and
get your Xmas supplies from ms.
PRITcHETr BROS,
Mauisonville, Ky.
Mrs. Elmer Witherspoon was IN
Madisonvilie Friday visiting
Mrs Kate Withers was in Mortors
Gtp Friday.
Don't forget that w C. Hollinger
& Son have the largest stock of J,w-
ely every brought to jacksonville.
JOIN. Lung lafi, OF E,k,on, Is VS.
lung relatives here this week.
Howard Biair, OF this cit,, was in
Madisonville Friday on business.
For a classy smoke, try Black
aud White at Kings.
Geo. Farms orth, of Central CITY,
VINO las been visiting relatives here,
has returned hume.
Drs. Amplls Sisk and e A. Davis
attended the Hopkins County Med
zeal Society in Jacksonville FRIDAY.
A nice line of Parlor Clocks ~
prices ranging from 81 80 to So 90
found at f. N. Fugate's, Jeweler.
Thos. Muffin, of this place, visited
friends in Crofton Saturday.
Mr.. DeTreeville, city ticket agent
of the l.. d N. at Evansville, Iud.,
was here Saturday visiting Night
Chief Dispatcher Peters.
A nice hat would be appre ciated
as n Xmas present. We have II hand
some line OF hats that are gong at
cost during the holidays. Don't fail
to see them.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-20
All Holding

Coupons for Photographs at Good
rich's Stadio should bring them in
at once as they are void .after De-
cember 81
w. f. GOODRICH,
jacksonville, Ky.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-20
Gift Suggestions
GIFTS FOR MEN

Kodaks, 81 90 to $1,000
Fountain Pens, 81 W to So 90
Necktie Rings, CO., To 81 90
Military Brushes. 81 to SO u pair
Cigars, 50c to SO % II box
Brass Desk S-Is, 81 20 Ia 81 90
Collar Bags, 81 10 To 81 60
Briar Pipes, Zoe To 50 10
MeeTschaum Pipes, 81 90 to $3.50
Travelling Sets. 81 90 40 So 90
Shaving Sets, 81 % 10 So Oh
lux Stands, brass, 25c 10 81 80
Smoking Sets. 81 % to SO
PocketbUoks Doc to SO
Blll Books, 80; e. $3
Cigar HumIdOr, Boxes, 81
Paper tutfs r., 80 cents
Safety R=z r., 81 90 So
Packer Ktivee, l5e 40 $3.50
Library sets, 81 o 81.
Hat and Civtpes Brushes, 60c 70 81 90
Many other novel aud useful gut
men. Come and look through our line
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-20
GIFTS FOR WOMEN

Hand Bage, so cents to SO 90
Manicure Sets. 80 cents tu So 90
Cumb and Brush Sets. 81 90 TO $500
jewel Boxes, 81 90 to "a 90
Sterling Silver Fiies, 10th Brushes, Call Bells
Shoe Horns, etc, 40 cents to 75 cents
Powder Boxes, 81 90 to 81 so
Capdie~iieks sliver, gold aud brass, 80 cents TO
$t25
IA st,i Mirrors. 25c to SO 90
Tr,pi- Mirrors, 81 30 10 SO 90
X niaks ~ 20 to 500
riuhg sets 81 % t. 81 30.
Atiegr ttis Candy. 90 yeuts to $500
Suver Mesh Bags, So 80 to So 90
Pdlner'@ Hudnut =, Colgate Toilet Waters and
Perfumes, 25c to 50 90
Xmas boxes and paper and envelopes 20 cents
81 so
Nail and Embroidery Scissors steel and silver
30 cents TO 81 90
Hair Brushes 90 ceuts to $500
GIFTS FOR CHILDREN A.-..,~-.
Pocket Books cents to % cents ~.F
Rubber Ills. cents to rs cents
Music Rolls A. cents to 50 90
Baby Sets, silver ana cenuoid
Chiui's Sets, sivtr and silver plated
Browne Kodaks so 90 TO 800
Pocket Knives. 10 cents to 90
Ere nch Harps, Dc TO Doc
No need TO 'shop" all over town-just come
here first
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-20

of the l.. d N. at Evansville, Iud.,
was here Saturday visiting Night
Chief Dispatcher Peters.
A nice hat would be appreciated
as Xmas present We have Il hand
some line OF hats that are gong at
cost during the holidays. Don't fail
to see them
METoALF & EMERSON,
MaGIsonviue, Ky.
Miss Ida Lee Sisk Is clerking at
Webb Bros grocery during tie
Holidays.
Mrs. Jas. Killroy, of this city, was
10 jacksonville Friday.
Subscribe for TIE Semi Weekly
Bee aud send it 10 friend as a
Xmas gins. Itwiil be- reminder 81
your thoughtfuluess lO4 times in fhe
next twelve months.
MISS Nell ktiroy, of rerre Hautc,
Ind, 5 the guest OF Miss Margaret
Cavaness tins week.
Miss Dot Bean has accepted POI
stlOu IA the st. Bernard Co. store
as cieIk during the Honuays.
Give him "a safety razor ior Xmas
this year. 1t viii be useful auu he
VIII IKE 1t. You eau get them at
Geo. KING 81 SONS.
Miss Lucy and Carrie .Crenshaw
have returned home nom quite an
extensive visit in CAney, Kans., ac-
companied by their niece, Miss
Hattie Polk Crenshaw.
Miss Margaret Turner was the
lucky one To win the dull at the no
DazAar in Mortons Gap Friday
night.
Jewel boxes, mirrors, clocks, etc,
box paper aud box candy.
J.B. Ross.
Mrs. Geo. Atkinson and daughter,
Margaret, were IN Evansville Sat
uruaY shopping.
Clay Woodruff, OF st. Charles, at
tended the minstrel here Saturday
night.
Ii YOU want the best candy on tie
market at the lowest price, call at
the Candy Kitchen, Madisonvile.
We are In the candy business ,x-
ciuslveiy aud eau please the must
lastldlOus taste.
Miss Laura Woodruff, of 81.
Charles, was in the city Friday.
Miss Gertie o Bannon ana broth
er, KlrUy, were III town Friday.
The finest line OF candy ,fruit,uutt,
etc To he hau In The city at Prucbett
Bios, Madisonville, KY.
James Corbt was in MadIsonviIle
FRIDAY.
MISS Susan Marie Crutchfield
spent Saturday anu Sunday IN Nor
tJns Gap with friends.
Extraordinary Offer. From now
until Dec. "a. we will give you
choice OF our $24 90 and $25 90 ladies'
tailored suits, while they last, for
5000.
BoURLAND g. MoTHERsHEAD
Miss Margaret Victory was in
Madisonville Friday.
Miss Kathleen Corey spent Sun
dav in Jacksonville with friends.
Ladies fine leather shopping bags
at wholesale price at w. G. Hollinger
& Son.
The eighteen month old baby boy
of Mr.. aud Mrs. John Salmon, who
has been dangerously i'll is reported
some better.
Dan M. Evans is having a new
coat of paint and other improve
ments made on,bis handsome home
on East Main street
Try Tip Top Flour. 1t is the
best.
Mrs. Sam Powers, of Madisonville,
has returned from visit to Mrs.
OFT Powers, of this city.
All HOLDING
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23
How to Clean Wool Sweater,

How to Clean Wool Sweater. z. :
To clean wool sweater prepare b
tub of water which shall be Just pleas
antly warm to the hand -tepid or luke
warm. Pour into It some melted SOAP,
working the water up with the hand
until It forms good lather. Knead
and punch the sweater well, but do not
rub IT.. Rubbing will flatten an the
soft, woolly surface OF the material
and make it hard. re very soiled the
sweater may need two soap fathers to
clean It. When clean wiring it lightly
and shake well to remove water ana
raise soft dber. Hang at once out.
doors, Il fine and breezy; but, IL not.
hang In front Of but not too near q sire
and dry quickly to prevent shrinking.
Pun into shape while drying.