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W ' tf ilk O V-5 b .i rmfy i I W: m m SI '. tJJ i : . H ! r ? ; lh w 111. i JrflU t'UV. X m m w m u jEL m 1 UA I M I I Very Much Quality DRESS GOODS AND DRY GOODS Something new all the time, a house full of the most desirable goods for the Ladies and Misses The Right Kind The Right Price We have the goods for those Stylish Dresses New line black wool dress goods " " white sheer " " Linens, batistes, organdies Dainty laces for trimmings embroideries, bands Stylish belts, collars, neckwear Hosiery and neckwear We have a great stock to select from Carpets, Druggets Rugs, Mattings Lace Curtains v- 'mf11 jW." Who Says there isn't Such a Thing as LUCK! ITS OF TWO VARIETIES A man named Smith stopped in the road to pick up a horse for luck and got plastered all over the road by an automobile, was bad luck. The Good Luck Story is This: Very Little Price Very Much Quality CLOTHES OST. - . . You can wear the best when you bu ours and the don't cost as much money. YOUR CLOTHES ARE HERE ra sss V ' J ' SY i if i m ft You Get Satisfaction, Style and shoe That f i s. J jAiA v ?3 ! PfPWWl YANDELL-GUGENHEIM COMPANY v-.- 75rs jR ?5s j Vjlllv v y.. y.N. ie,aEMa sraiitfiHiifcK aK LJAJrJt W V w w w w w vji w mi a.x -;- - si- W -s Cfjc Crt'ttcnbcn S. M. JENKINS Editor and Publisher. GEO. M. CRIDER. AssoeiJte Editor. Entered at matter Jane iSth. 139. at the pojteftee at Marian. Ky. aader the Aet of Cent ress o( March ird. i9d TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION CASH Id APVANCI. Sinile copies mailed........... S9 t rscnth mafjed to apr iddjew t 2 tocctbt .............. .1J 5 rjflontru n ........ Sw i year ' " .............. ioo 6 years " M .............. $.oo TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION IP NOT rIB CASH IK BVANCt. Sindecepief mailed I aMnth mailed to anr It " " " 5 months n " " " i year t.jo THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1907. We are authorized to announce R. H. THOMAS a candidate toC Assessor, to fill out the unexpired term 0l J. Anthony David-Bon, subject to the action of the Republican party. He endorses the local option law. The people who make a living by writing plausible fish stories are certainly Joing their best to earn their money this year. But every time somebody begins to feci sorry for Harriman, the Chicago and Alton stockholders rise and make a few remarks to the court. I'ittsburg has come out for a third term for Roosevelt. The dicovery of those twenty-eight honest men has created a revolution in the Smoky city. A Cleveland woman is suing for divorce because her husband wont lot her read the newspapers. Why doesn't she compromise by letting him tear out the baseball page?. The legislature of Wis., failed to pass the bill to requiring individual towels and longer pheets in hotels but its members did not forget to raise their own salaries from $500 to $1,000. That Mioh., man who delivered his own funeral oration by means of a phonaraph must have been determined to have something good said about himself before they laid him away. mi r ii it. -n ,fcl, ntttittftitikViihtitliit rtfttir i j. .J .. .'i i- I a curiam uiau uieu ai uui1 uuua recently and a clergyman was engaged to ofier a eulogy. This worthy minister prepared a sermon of ex-ceding length, but just before he entered the parlor to deliver it he thought it might be advisable to learn what the dead man's last words had been, so he turned to one of the weeping younger sons and asked: 'My boy, can you tell me your father's last words?" "He didn't heve any" the boy repliay, "Ma was was with bim to the end." Independent. Some papers are hard to please. They complain because Mr. Hearst did nt attend the session of Congress aud they also complain because Senator Piatt and Dupew did. Cheer up! If the weather were not as it is, and has been for some time, you might be pushing the lawn mower now. Mayor Bussc, of Chicago, begins well. His first message to council contained about two hundred words. The supervising board that had charge of the construction of Pennsylvania's $13,000,000 capitol, now admit that they "made some mistakes." If they had it all to do over again, a few mure milllions might be grafted. Publishers of all classes are, in a sense clearing housos for the thoughts of men. Ry means of newspapers and magazines, we are able to participate in the deeds and to share the progress of all parts of tne world. Our success depends upon our being able to collect the matured and prac tical thoughts of the best minds and to publish them in attractive form foi the use of those who would use them as one of the great means of culture. D. M. Green, of Calvert City, the nestor of the Baptist church in this section, was here lapt week shaking hands with his hosts of friends, and visiting his relatives here. He favored the church here with one sermon Sunday morning, the 21st, which was a strong one, delivered in his usual forceful manner. Mr. Green is a finecharactor and wc hope he will livo to round out the century and continue enjoying good health and strength until the end. Labor And Capital. Steps are being taken by all the large industrial corporations to eliminate the antagonism botween labor and capital, whioh has been such a droaded monster in the past. This movement is based upon the of two facts first, that the interests of employers and eiuployMS are identical, second, that it is the duty of rhc employer to interest himself in his employees and to make everything as favorable to harmony and good feeling as possible. The details of such a plan arc many. Already the Genoral Kleotric Company, working towards this end, has established restaurant at its plants at Schenectady, N, Y., and Lynn, Mass., where the employee: are able to obtain food of the best quality at minimum prices. No futher profit is desired than is absolutely necessary for the maintenance of the restaurant. A number of the largost corporations of this country also extend a helping hand to their employees who desire homes by making small loans on the most liberal and equitable terms. Special attention is paid to the education of the prentice that he may be the very best of skilled workman. The improvement of sanitary conditions and the adoption of many conveniences and safeguards about factory buildings shows that the employer is anxious to better the conditions and promote a harmoniou feeling between labor and capital. It has always been a mystery to us that a young lady should make some poor fellow believe that she is interested in his welfare when as a matter of fact she is interested only in his farewell, True there are no merchant priucos here, as are often found in laagor cities, but at the same time the town is rcmarkrble froe from the olass that is watched with tender solicitude by the wholosoine houos, and whoe devious ways cansc much forboding to their numerous creditors. Tornado Time. Tornadoes and windstorms are likely to occur at any season of tho year, but more especially in tho spring. The savings of a lifetime may be swept away at any moment. You secure absolute protection at a small cost from Bourland & Hayncs. t ,lKftwJrftaMbj!tW M ..-'Jf ), . ... ....- A Present. To encourage prompt pajnienti of light bills, a present will be given to each patron who calls at the office and settles his light bill to date by or before Tuesday, April 30th. April recopu are row ready at our othee Mabion Kldctric Lioht vt Ice Co. Ineorpo rated Little Irene Stone The saddest of all news I ever heard, Was the death of little Irene Stone. She was always as morry as a little bird, Hut now she ha vanished from home. She loaves a dear father and mother too, Sadly to mourn her loss, And her many frton Is and play matos, Are grieving beeause she1 is not with us. She was a kind and good little girl. So loved by every one. No more we'll see herpretty curls, That dauccd in the shining sun. Weep not little playmates and parents too, There'll soon be a day so fair, When, if we are kind and good and true, We'll meet little Irene "up there." Graco Taylor Marion Graded School. A precious oiio from us has gone, A voice wc lovod wo woll, A place is vaeant in our home, Whioh never can bo filled. God in his wisdom has rocalled, The boon his love had givon, And tho' the body slumbers hore, The soul is safe in heaven. Kra Doboc Marion Graded Seliool. Some pooplc got mad about a "dun" being sent them, others onjoy getting them. Recently one was sent to Ed Stinson, of KvansviUc, Ind., with the customary, "wo roach the people," printed in the corner of the onvclopc, to which Kd replied in his characteristic and good naturcd way: "You certainly do, as you reached me with a statement for $2. Take mo off the Dcad Hoad' list and put mo on tho 'Honor Roll.' En Stinson." For Sale. A Deoring Twine Ilindor (used only one year) at a bargain. P. O. Box 98, Marion, Ky. j,.. Breaking ot Shaft Causes Cottwi Kill to Close at Henderson. Heerferson, Ky., April 25. --? reral hundred employe of the eotioa mills were thrown out of work by the breaking of a shafting. The mill will have to eloeo down for nearly a wool for repairs. The employes hare loot but one day in ten years fros broken machinery. Can't be Too Careful. Una of our exchanges tells about a young woman who attended a party and before going on the floor for a waltz stuok her chewing gum under the chair. A young man who had been treatd scornfully by her thought hu would play cveu. He took a wad of gum, spread it out and plaoml a piece of tobacco inside, rolled the gum and stuck it under the chaJr. When the dance was ended she started for her ehair, putting the gum in her mouth, and it is said by those who witnessed the soenc that when the tobaaco Logan to get in its work there was the most peculiar aeting ever dene bofore a large audienoo. All tho rost of the evening hc stood thore aud lcauod against the eltair a porfoet picture of homosieknoss. Girle onus be to careful whore t hoy pt thoir gum. I'nion Telegram. FOR SALE. Blaoksmith shop tools and dwelling for sale. I am not able to run the shop any longer and will give some man a bargain. J. W. Brnnrtt, Weston, Ky. Clearing Sale This week only greatest bargains cror oflcred in Marion, 11)07 latos stylos up-to-date summer hats goods at half price cxcollont $.'175 piano this week for $22.r. $(() ostoy organ for $!Jf New York Millinery and Music Store FOLEYSHONETTAR Cure Coldsi Prevents Pneumonia . Very Little Price Shoes and Oxfords FOR SPRING AND SUMMER The good kind that have the STYLE AND WEAR Buy our shoes and ou will get jour Money's Worth BEST STYLE Shoes For Men, Women and Children FOR LLSS MOM fa ' J I A Ladies' Tine Shoes and Oxfords Children's fine Shoes and Oxlords Men's Fine Shoes and Oxlords. Bos' Tine Shoes and Oxlords "Walk-over" Shoes for Men Wc Cater to Bargain Hunters NEWEST IN Hats and Caps ALL KINDS OF Underucarand Shirts r i S &- S, s 51 V 1 t 1 I 1 w JV- . vmijw&Miamsp MMiiMBIeaHitHMMMSMaHMMaBHM SEVERAL HUNDRED IDLE, BABY BORN ON TRAIN Mother, Mrs. F. C. Jackson, of Let- lagton, Id Hospital la Critical Cotillion. Io4unapolt, April 21. Ljint: i a proeartovt oondilioe at St m ooot'e Hoepiul u Mm, F. C Ja. i o, of I.eiiBgtou, Ky., with ai infjot too bom this aftemHKi ttifc Four tram No. 1G on the I'h oago division The mother ia sutler iug htfeaNM ol lack of attention which it was inipOMible to give either hrr or the babe in the parlor ear of the tram. The ehtlii may live, though iU condition is doubtful. The hutband aud father, summoned by telegraph from Cbioago, where ho left Mrs laeksoH, is haktentag to Indiauaju lia. Couduetor Winner hurtled the pastionger out of the parlor ear and Mrs. Jaoknon wa lett in the tare of three ladios. A teUgraiu appried the road's phyoioun hero of the con dition of the mother and he met her at the station and had her removed to a hospital. Her condition i re garded as very critical. Lost Strajed Or Stolen. One whit setter bird dog, about S months old, with one black oar, will pay for his return or any information relating to his whereabouts. V. K. Mktz Malldoua AtUi,olty. WelKhlnc lenrcelr Ipm, If not more, than 100 pouudi, Bbafter had a profound Aversion for fat men, lther as enlisted nin or ofllren "Thpr're no account for soldlerlnp," he would bltiter In his trcmendoue hnniio. 'They pnnt, they wheeze, they Btiort, they choke, they trrunt, thry frronn, they wnddle, they nlouch throiich the world. Not a particle of pood on earth, fnt soldiers would not hnve one of 'em around If I could help It." "Er but or you would not or call yourself slight, would you, colonpl?" a rrnturexome mnjor onco nskiMl Shnfter after one of these outbursts "Slight? No!" Shnfter thundeictl In reply. "1111 noi Te been n fnt, blobhy old iiuinnnce ever since tbe dny I tipped the beam nt over 200 poumK nnd right then I ought to've boon court-martini nnd cnshlercd for outrageous nnt malicious ndlposlty, sir for scandalous corpulence to tho prejudice of mllltnry dlselullne." " -At, ... . & .lM .- .AVt 4 V l&lrltoL,