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Mount Vernon signal.: n. Friday, March 22, 1901.
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Digital page images are linked to the text file. j f O5 l t uII 0 j tnft H Iu4LVOLU- ME I w XV fT VERNON ROCKCASTLE COUNTY KY FRIDAY MAR22 1901 NUMBER 2b- t TELL MY FRIENDS TO BE BRA VE RALl FEARLESS AND Lv YAL TO THE GREAT COM N PEOPLE 7i News Items y 0 The Strawboard Trust passed its dividendMore troops will go to the Phil ippines March 25 A tin can trust with a capital of 78000000 is in prospect Grover Cleveland celebrated his sixtyfourth birth day Monday Russian factory workers took pal t in the St Petersburg rioting Twenty thousand Southern dar kies are going north to get big salaries The Jenks shipbuilding plant at Port Huron Mich burned Loss 75000 The Dowager Countess of Dud ley has been sued by one of her creditorsGen the Boer Comman dermChief has rejected the Brit ish peace terms The California Fruit Association has cornered the the entire prune crop of that State The Duke of Newcastle predicts w severance of the church from the State in England The widow of the last Gov Wallace of Indiana is dead She was born in Kentucky Carlos Rolos a Cuban has been appointad by Gov Gen Wood as Treasurer of Cuba The island of Tutuila has asked President McKinley to retain Tillev as commander there 1Fire Eminence City Courtroom and lockup Tiiere were ho inmates- Prohibitionists of Denver have nominated a municipal ticket composed exclusively of women Gen Chaffee gives high praise to officers who served vith him in China and recommends many brev ets O B Perkins a wealthy Garrard county farmer and Stephen Lov eall of Bowling Green committed suicideTen men were wounded in a iight at Caney Morgan county during the Democratic primary and two fatally It is authoritatively announced that the Rockefeller mines rail ways avid ships on the Great Lakes are p the Steel Trust ReyeIterest to purchasers of conditional warehouse certificates- A Bourbon county community is worried over seeing a city in the- skies The negroes are doing the perpetual religious revivalact Fire destroyed the store of Wil liams McAnulty at Scranton Pa and damaged adjacent build ings causing a loss of 75000I Czar Nicholas is said to be rid of epileptic attacks which occurred every month before his recent ill ness He looks stong and well Diocino the noted Tagal leader has been captured bvCapt Shanks of the Eighteenth United States infantry in Capiz Province Island of Panay V L N stock crossed par Lies day on the New York stock ex chaiige showing buoyancy from the opening There were good jgains and lively trading in all the leadin r stv ksI Frank Brown the defunct assist ant cashier of the German National tBauk of Newport writes his father from Central America that he will return to the United States before toog to Maud trial kctmgGovernor Carter declines to grant pardons to E K Wilson of Laurel county for killing Maiy Cloyd while performing a criminal ofoMorgan under sentence for manslaughter r 7 POSSOM HOLLER LEVEL GREEN izO The weather az chaigable az sum peepils Polly Tix iz and keeps me a feelin az bad and ican jest about as well tell where the wind comes from and why the tempera ture changes so suddenly az I can account for the political currents ov sum nen I would love for some one who iz well up on general topics some office seeker to define Polly Tix fur me I investigated the matter to a limited extent the tother day in Possum Holler and here iz the result A Sed it meant the Sience ov goverment B Sed it were not a Sience but it were an art C sid it were a mans best in trust regardless ov other mens rights or intrusts D sed it iz tra dition like religren or beleaf in goastes witches but the father haz more to do in shapin it general than the mammy does E said it 1lY the thing mixed witha little whisky and honey that elects men to office F sed twere that thing which when changed that made a dn rebel a saint and give him a fat job under the gov ernmet ov Mr Hanner G sed polly tix were what big men quar rel over and little men qurrel about and fools nte over G said it were the very thing that most men know but little about H said ic iz that thing which iz besttcken like Drs medicines in broakxjn doses and miles apart I sid i dont know a blamed thing about it an care a big site less So with all these cor rect but conflicting definitions bej fore nie my braids if I hav enny whized round hi my skull like an bumle bee under a glass tumbler and my bristles stood oti eend and I looked burry head sure enough wounde if sorry hall can define it Betsy good ole sould saw me and while in this condition and she thoughtgrip or night hoss was kicken or squeezin me agin so she shook me and applied one ov her favorite prescriptons i got better but every time i hear Pollytix mentioned a cold tremor runs up and down my spinal colum back bone and I hav to take quinine to stop the chills But Say Buck if polly tix air sich a boogejr why air you running for Supt of schules Simply because i want the office and i want to beat them fellers thats runnin fur itlwill too and there aint no polly tix in this orifice no how but efthey nay op ponents want to mix up polly tix deIfinei think i hav rit enuff fur i time Betsy is improving slowly Mrs Martha Rentier nee Martha J DeBord died of Lagrippe last week arid vas interred in Mt Pleasant Cemetery the oldest and largest Cemetery or grave yard I ever saw in the country Very IvtucH Perplexed BUCK VARNON TWICE PROVEN From the Vindicator Rutherford ton N C The editor of the Vindicator has had occasion to test the efficacy of Chamberlains Pain Balm twice with the most remark able results in each case First with rheumatism in the sholder from which he suffered excruciat ing pain for ten days which Seas relieved with two applications oft Pain Balm rubbing the parts af flicted and realizing instant benefit and entire relief in a very short time Second in rheumatism in thigh joint almost prostrating hint with severe pain which was reliev ed by tVoapp1iationrub h with the liniment ou retiring atl night and geUing iip free from pain For sale by Theo Wesley Druggist i I Land Stock Drop IFOR 0Yf SALEOne splendid young jack AddresR H LEWIS Wildie Ky WANTED I want to buy a first class saddlehorsewant only the very best R H LEWIS Wildie Ky David Henderson had a ewe which gave birth to lour lambs Two died but the other two are growing offnicely FOR SALLAt my house between Mt Vernon and Brodhead on the State road I have for sale 300 bales of nice clear timothy hay which I will sell very reasonable mar 223t JOHN D PERCELL The Harrodsburg Democrat notes the sales of some heifers i 000 lbs at 3 ctsper pound So hogs 200 tbs at 5 cents delivered April loth 96 hogs at 5 90 70 lambs for delivery April 1st at 5 cts j and 8 steers 800 lbs at 3 cents E T Hall Son sold to Quis enberry Scott their crop of to bacco 12000 lbs = t 8 cents all but 1800 lbs j which was sold at 3 ess W N S B Lane sold to Mr Foster of Winchester agent for Continental Tobacco Co their crop of 6oooo pounds at 7 cts SentinelDemocratJ reports the sale of S A Lipscomb Thurs day as well attended Among the sales were the following Aged jennett 17 i jennett four years old 105 saddle horse 75 work ndrge P62 50 tvent ont moun tain ewes 3 eachr porn 2 55 iO 2 75 per barrel t7 i J acfes fffj unimproved land was bought yj Will Gravitl at 20 per acre 125 acres with improvement brought 30 05 per acre and wasboiight by S A Lipscomb Winchester Democrat of 19th The Woodford Sun records the following prices at arecent sale in that county Mules sold at from 40 to 04 work horses 39 to 87 bull 50 registered shorthorn cows 35 to 50 heifers j 30 to 40 twoyearold steers 37calves 12 to 20 registered horses 85 1204 colts 16 to 25 toI to 7 per head timothy hay 40 to 50 per rick corn in crib 2 46 to 2 56 per barrel hogs 8 per head goats 75C to 3lper headl shelled oats 38 cts wheat 69C NIGHT WAS HER TERROR hI would cough nearly all night long writes Mrs Chas Apple gate of Alexandria Ind and could hardly get any sleep I had consumption so bad that if 1 walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood but when all other medicines failed three 100 bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery wholly cured me and I gained 58 pounds Its absolutely guaranteed to cure Coughs molds La Grippe Bronchitis and all Throat 501ClandSTRIKES A RicHrFiND I was troubledfor several years with chronic indigestion and nerv ous debility writes F J Green of Lancaster N flL No remedy helped me until I began using Electric Bitters whicli idi me more good than all tnVriiediciues I ever used TI keptNtnfy wife in e e lient Jor yearsi She says Electric Bitters are jts ii le did f9rfeme troubles that inrvigorator for weak run down WDrireu No other medicine can tokb its place in our family Try thdiii Only 5 o Satisfactions guaranteed by all Druggists v v r r Old Newspapers at this office foi 25 cents per hundred V- Hd CRAB ORCHARD o Dr Stapp who has been sick for- some time is iniproving fast i Corn 25 barrels sold on ttfe street to the highest bidder for 2 20 per barrel F L Thompson of Mt Vernon the clever grocery drummer was with our merchants Tuesdays hUI Tip Langford of Orlando i one of the cleverest men in Rockcastle county was here Sunday visiting his aunt Miss Fannie Langfordt We are glad to say that Miss Arthusa Cloyd who has been con fined to her home for some weeks with a very bad hand is again seen on the streets and is almost completely well Isaac Herrin received the nom ination for jailer 6f Lincoln county Saturday the i6th Mr Herrin is a sober upright gentleman and if he should be the choice of the peo ple at the coming November elec tion he will make a splendid official The Crab Orchard Band serenaded Mr Isaac Herrin Tuesday night- on account of his forIjailer There was many calls forI a speech from Mr Herrin He declined to make a speech then but promised the boys that if he Aas successful in November to call again and then he would make them a speech It is not so much what the news papers says what neighbor says to neiglj f or friend to frien- dthatias brought Chamberlainsi 2orhcY Cholera Und Diarrhoea Teni i iedyTmto such general use It is as natural for people to express their gratitude after using this remedy as it is for water to flow down hill It is the one remedy that can al ways be depended upon whether a baby be sick with cholera infantum or a man with cholera morbus Itis pleasant safe and reliable Have you a bottle ofit in your home For sale by Theo Wesley Drug- gistRheumatIsm1 Nobody knows all about it and notlilrTgv now known will ahvavs ctn eit Doctors try Scotts Emul sioil off God Liver Oil when they think it is caused by im perfect digestion of fo2t You can dp the same It may or may not be caused by the failure of stomach and l bowels to do their work If I itsjs you will cure it ifnot YOU will do no harm The way to cure a disease is tpstbp its cause and help- lile jlody get back to its habit of lieallr Whew Seotts Emulsion 6f Cod Liver Oil does that it d6ntIThe genuine has this picture on it take no other Ifyouhave not tried it send for free sample its agreeable taste will surprise you SCOTT BQWNE Chemists 4 9mlSt N V tl See andIgo all druggists J THE BANK DF MT VERNON MT VeRNON KY OPENED I9oot CAPITAL STOCK 7 15000 S H MARTIN PRES A E EfVERS VICKPRESl W L RICAARDS CASHIER A B FURNISH ASST CASH KruegerGeoWe solicit accounts of firms and individuals Careful atten tion is given collections entrusted to us Our friends and patrons are invited to call when in town r First National Banki spFSJANFORDKYCapital Sock 5100000 Surplus 1804076 DIRECTORS J ElniorttTribbleC 1 11I Miller and S THarrisG We solicit the accounts ol the citizens of Rockcastle and adjoining counties assuring them prompt and careful attention to all busi intrusted to us Personal application and correspond Iiness ence with a view to business relations invited u J S HOCKER Pres Jl O jT McROBERTS Cashier A A McKINNEY Asst Cashier DANNIE OW NS UNDERlAKER Baskets Coffins Robes Ef2r Kept ic Stock Oraers by Mail Telegraph or Telephone Promptly filled BRODHEAD KENTUCICY GO TO JONAS MCKENZIEs MT VERNN KY for v rything in Dly Goods Clothing Boots and Shoes ana General i Merchandise BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PCKS WILLIS I GRIFFINPr- actical Undertker and FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mt Vernon Ky Keeps Coffins Caskets Robes Linen Bosoms Cuffs and Collar i furnishJMetallic Caskets and have Embalming done on short no ticeand easy terms Orders 03 telegraph or telephone promptly attended to day and night A SWIFT PACEITT THE t FURNITURE WORLD W W WITHER 4OF STANFORD KY WILL continue business atthe old stand and sell goods at WHOLESALE Prices Goods will be bought in large v quanti tiles and sold for1pol cash only V W Ifat not how far sway you dwell you can aye Money QA CARPETS MATTINGS WALL PAPER FTO TUREM c r t wroRij KY MtVernon Signal FRIDAY March 22 1901 Ptlished every Friday by tiGR s ALBRIGHT SUBSCRIPTION ONE YEAR LAO dverlM1lir rates ifiade known on application ANNOUNCEMENTS We are authorized to announce Chesley Payne as a candidate for Magistrate in the Fourth district subject to the action of the Repub lican party SOME weeks ago this paper had an occasion to refer to the Powers edition of that yellow journal the Barbourville Pathfinder to which its editors have seen fit to respond in such away as to indicate cleaily what vnp already hpliftvrd that they were neither editors nor gentlemen Our esteemed contemporaries do us much lion r In their great desire and attempt to abuse the editor of this pap r their abuse whips over on our side and bei comes uuirK ntlol I praise TIc editors of thatSelfow sheet should bear in mind thaXabuse of Judges jurors and editors nenot argument neither is coat mpt ton them a just and proper cr icism aid e reasonaj ble people ike those in Knox county will have no res ect for any journal that fills its columns full of false accusations vile slan der and such loudmouth rot The Pathfinder is another convincing argument that many a man calls himself editor with a big E that God intended should dig coal break rock or carry out the slop tubs at some 2x4 hotel JIUDGK JAS D BLACK is being talked of again as a candidate for Governor ivo years hence There is no Democrat in Kentucky who Isflield in higher esteem by his party and by Ihe people generally For a number of years judge Blank has given nn lint inKly of his time anti means for the success of his party mild last year when he failed to secure the nomination he did not sulk ar home hut threw him self into the canvass with the same enthusiasm and vigor that he would have shown had he been the nominee Judge Black l asa strong following in this section of the State which would beglad to see him get the nominationDan- rifle r News We say Black for Governor two years hence WE are informed by Republicans whom we know to be truth iul ilia certain postmasters in this county have attempted to get them to stop taking the Signal When these subscribers call for their pa pers at the office the postmaster hands out the Signal and says why dont you stop that thing We desire to treat the people of this county fairly We ore weekly making local mentions of republicans as well as democrats We arc striving to build up our county andmake an honest living for ourselves However if this ki dof tactics do not cease some pos iiast ers will find themselves in the mid die of a bad fix one of these days and the Fourth Assistant Post- ermast General will be looking for others to take their places Aword to the wise is sufficient RUSSIA defies the world and says na interference with plans regard ea ing Manchuria wuJ be permitted This action on the t art of Russia is a direct defiance f the British gpvernjmcnt in so t uc 1that it has been the foremost nation iu trying to Secure nnitea sactiou on I the part of tile o owcrs to prevent Russian coiilro ver Manchurri With Ru sian CODI trole there would prob ibly be ai partition of the Chinese E upire and Great Brit snu yet Eug and with what she has ori her hands iii Somb Africa has to stand and take it Irjs understood oil high authori fty that the Presidant h asdecided to appoint i 1r P C Knox of Pittsburg to the vacancy in his cabinet that will be caused by the retirement of Attorney General thejtrnsb To the nominees of Lincoln Greeting We congratulate you all And now with sleeves rolled 6qove the elbows with courage and determination up and enthu siasm high let the battle be waged and let the motto be victory in November j MESSRS APP AND BARNETT may not contrble the Republican party but we would like to know who controles the Evening Post The Post is like a paper gun wad shoot it ia the air and the way the current is strongest there it goes MAJOR E W LrLLARD of Dan ville has withdrawn from the race for Senator and become editor and manager of that splendid paper The Danville News This brainy gentleman will add much strength to this already growing Journal TIlE editor of the Letchfield Eagle no doubt wished that he had never been born against he got through reading Mr Wattersons editorial of Jast Wednesday W P W ALTON for railroad com missioner find James B McCreary U S Senator and all will be well with us HERE is wishing that the ermine of the new Federal Judgeship will fallupon ex Gov William OCon nel Bradley ORLANDO0 f The fishing time is now here Rollie Mullins has given up his job 911 the railroad and gonetQ far ming Mr Sam Reams and Miss Idar Helton w erttnatiicd yesterday morniig Ve all extend to them Qur best wishes and hope their days of happiness and prosperity may be many md the reverses which one meets along lifes toad may be few and far between Leo Anderson has about recovers ed from measles and will return to his work at Paris in the near future Henry Mullin our candidate for jailer is now actively engaged in his canvass and says he is meeting with much encouragement Frank Anderson Who has beeni sick is again out with his mill Dr W J Gbildres and wife spent Sunday with friends here Gao Evans has given up his job with the coal Co and is now work ingwith the Kentucky Stone Co at Lan oTd Quite il number oF our citizens tattended church tiatigrcraqhtj- day lat f John Robbinson hasbuilt a ibuse- a r n expects to build a barn and isIptepanngW I Dooley aha family spent Sunday with G T Johnson A Rai1r adYesit is understood that on the 27th picks andshov ljbarrowspens we the grea tcommon peo ple will know we have a Boom notispread very rapidly so far The same crowd pitches horse shoes and checker players still study the board and slowly shove man after moan toward the kin row And some have evjin dared to conimence farming To these we wish to sp eaknvords ofgood cheer for this work should not stop farm work and let farms depreciate in value So 1 predict that the man who works on his farm and lets the other Telioiv worhotine railroad will come out best vhetithey are 4 check edup nesrXvmter ASTOBipPojrln arts aM CHldresn- The Kind You Hate AIwajfs BougM Ilea the Signature of 1 rvi N o TbN1J R Orndorff was iii Stanford Monday r Harry Bovyiiian is in Somerset thisweek atttending court W7 M Fields of May wood c mel down lednesday on busineas W C Mullins was at Mullins Station Mondayforce of habit DJV J Childress and wife visited relatives at Brush Creek Sunday mondhvasMrs WRl Pillion has returned from a visit to Crab Orchard and Stanford F L Thompson the best grocery drummer on the road was in town this week Mrs J R Orndorfi is visiting her daughter Mrs Nellie Haver at Junction City The wind of Tuesday night had some of our citizens badly scared especially those on the hill H L Tate the popular Deputy Sheriff and candidate for Sheriff was in town two days this week Menifee Josephine and Sister Elmore and George Tubbs are very sick with measles this week Little Frank Delph has been very sick this week but is able to Rah for Beckham and Bill Mul linsJoseph Carson is preparing to start a photograph gallery in a room of J A Mullins Son store building W W Wright and C A Moore have recovered sufficiently to re sume their places in the Dispatchers office John Hilton and wife of Knox countare the g estsof their daughters Mrs Blankenship and Mrs Tubbs Daniel Breck Supt oftheK D and main live of the JL N R R vas in town Wednesday AlsoN H Woodcock who always has a new joke to tell the boys V TShort candidate fpr Judge and who has charge of the business of Jones Smith the bankrupt firm is serving a twofold business while hegetting hisawork and making votes at the same time t v Quo VADIS WILDIE e J i 00Mrs Ann Richardson is on the sick list Hurrah lor Buck4 Rastus isl t for you for ouuty Siipt The J F Butner land was divided among the heir last week L T Stewart was out on time K D loading lumber this week Bro Ballew filled his regular appointment here Saturday and Sun dayThe K G bridge crew made some repairs on water tank first of thweek Bro Lunceford cx pastor of Will die church was down Saturday and Sunday Mrs JSTannieAdamsi who gas a- very severe case of grip is able to beout again Mr Rhiueheart a butcher rof lei sings on was up first of week buying Jbiogs Miss Lena Jones was down from Berea Saturday and Sunday visit ing homefolks Fred Fisher of Shaw aullis acting L N agent in the a b= senceof WH Bower VH Boiler our clever depot agent and wife are visiting home folks atParks ville and Falmouth Mr A T Fish one df the di- r 3 ct of the Bank of Mt Vernon was in yourtdwii On Monday last The ladies fthe cHurch dad vicinity made to haudsorafe gifts to JBrpsv Ballew and lyuncefprd Sunday r CiVlost allof the Jiavefgout to swapping s i r er earth j in jdead earnest in these martsThe wife pfJ A Adams cline blacksmith diedit the o leJ parents Saturdwherc s ie gad gone on a visit t a Dr Lewis went to McKee Sun day to buy him a saddle horses Dr needs one as he has never had one since he has been here DF R H Lewis was at Mt Ver j non Saturday to have deed made to time old Stores place on Round stone which he bought from Berea College a tilt price ofraoo ADDITIONAL LOCALSI CHANGES The Miller House changes hands thefirst of April Hugh Miller will move to his house in the western part of town and his brc therinlaw W J Rider will take charge- SJIALLPOxHenry Ramsey is confinedat George Gatliffs near Climax with a severe case of smallpox Dr Cornelison of Berea was calledin Tuesday and says it is no doubt a genuine case of smallpox John Fredericks father of Amy Fredericks made an affidavit be fore the county Judg that his daughter was incorrigable disobed ient and resorted to immoral places and practices The Judge heard the proof of the alligation and sent her to the House of Reform for seven years she being only 14 years of age Lincoln county Democrats nom inated a ticket Saturday which looks very much like winner Everything passed off quietly all over the countyandwhile some of the candidates no doubt feel a little disappointed yet none are in the least sore over their defeat but all ready and willing to go TO work to help swell the majority in Novomber The following is the ticket nominated For Represen tative Hon M F North County Judge Jas P Bailey Sheriff 11 S Baughmau Assessor M G Reynolds Jailer Ike Herrin School Superintendentaland Singleton County Clerk G B Cooper County Attorney Harvey Helm Mr Helm had Rio opposition r f COLLEGE NOTES J The College is astir with preparations for the coming Comm 1c ment easod Much en thusiasm is shown by the pupils and three playstwo quite short ones and one long one have been selected also a cantata for the lit tie folks is under headway and the zeal of the children know no limit in their study and practice The music class is preparing a very extensive program of piano violin vocaland guitar music Altogether we are hoping to have one of the best commencement programs our College has ever had Should the present interest continue and we think it win we are very sure of a most satisfactory series of entertainments There will be four entertainments in this series the first will be of a wholly literary character the sec ond in charge of the Primary de partment then the Music department and last the regular graduating exercises The Normal Department will continue a month or six weeks longer A HORRIBLE OUTBREAK Of large sores on my little daughter head developed into a DIcured tier Its a guaranteed cure for Eczema getter Salt Rheum Pimples Sore Ulcers and Piles Only 25 tents at all Druggists Headache otlnt results from a disordered condition of the stomach f and constipation of the bowels A dose or two of Chaniberlains Stomach and Livej Tablets will correct the se disorders and cure the headache Sold byTheo Wes ley Druggist v Mrs CE Vahbeusen otKiJ bourn Wis ws afflicted with stomach trouble and cTonFtipation tor a long time She says thave tried njany preparations biifriOne have done me the Chaour hnuJtivefTablefsfhave These Tablets are for sale at TJBecT Wesleys tdte jcej a itnts Sampies free i r wCifipl it nle en- nnt9i a9 ST MAM- egenable Preparaionfur its ulaI tilt ofaPromotes DigcslioHCheerful nessandllcstContatnleilhet Opium rorphine nor14iiwrcil NOT NARCOTZ 1- rncT fdIJrS4ltlEfPfTJIlEl Pllmplan Seett- IlXS91nL lxelli Sales t duce Seed- Jp rnWlt 1 zfar6rlmIcJcu I qrtz II orstipanon Ii Worms ComvtisonsFcverish ncss and Lsoi SLEEPIFaSl1ttc 5i 6 ciatut N E f YORl I f M r r t 11 EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER f rV t t of o 25 C d A pn tint would rave a million times r ay dollar1 and hundreds of thousands of rv v a s vell heSW ijJ5 b WfMffttb iir Q st1i ALTH Maidens Mothgrs Womenof Middle Age heed even the little wannngs never neglect ne sign of weakness one evidence ref sh4rliai iIe bottle of pTt reV l gty ril VH VHAt QSS I tWAM W rfT ES itferiliau Jiar fet in three years and win continue until Irlt crirtd htvo hoeu many cures tiat tMxis Yeted that l now feet that cannot il without it ANMR ilAMKR SllUSSV Gil sus Vllites Tumors Painful Profuse and Scanty Menses and in fact all of Female Diseases P3JFr Sale hv Davis tvc Co Mt Vernon Ky Look at your tongue Is it coated Then you a bad taste in your mouth every morning Your appetite is poor and food distresses you You have frequent headaches and are often dizzy Your stomach is weak and your bowels are constipated Theres an old and re liable cure Dpnt take a cathartic dose and then stopBGt ter take a laxative dose each night just enough to cause good free movement the day following You feel better the very ii t toUr returns your dyspepsia is cured your headaches away Yourtongue clears up your liver acts well and your bowels no longer give you trouble Price 25 cents AH druggists uI have taken Ayers Pilla for 55 years and I consider them rhe best WjlodtbanhaTe over tded Mrs N E TALBOT March83 Arrington Kans e rl Iei Ott tstltie- nt C ilttdrtct I V1r o c RIA Poi Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature itof I THe CtNTAJP NCX CRY 2t t y as Girl pFP so wonderful In Use For Over Thirty Years Cil t711ioe Pickpockets JhbyGIrregular manner CAIhave always CASTO lABIA write to LADIES HEALTH CLUB cars TeaC L 1S What Is Up Now i A NEW STORE AT CUMMINS STAND FRANK JoNBsV CHEAP STORE Arbuckle CoffeeT Q Best Green Coffee Iz4cr Fine Vjerina Coffee i5c 12JfGrann13ttd Light Brown Sugar6cBest Dry Salt Meat foe Nice pure Leaf Lard ioc Best Meal iu market 6oc Best Patent Flour 65C Second best patent flour 6oc Best shipstuff i for 100 Ibs California Hams per Ib gc Canned Goods 5 Vi to IOG f Uueeda Biscuit fresli per box 5cx 2 lbs soda for 5c Mens Hats 75C up Ladies 250 shoe now eoo Gents 250 shoe now2 ocx Mens and Ladies solid ShO SI25Clothing mens suits from 3 oo up v A 1 grades calicoes this week 34c Ribbons Laces Ladies Hosea Mens Hose alias cheap as tile cheapest Goods delivered in any part of town at your door SATURDAY my bargain day at tCummins stand Livingston Ky VORKING 24 HOURS A DAY Theres no rest for ioe timeless tilde woikers Dr Kings New tile Pills Millionstarea1wavs iiti yv uring Torpid Liver JaunW tice Biliousness Fever and Ague They Danish Sick Headgelie drive e out Malaria Never gripe be yeiiJc1 c sonrs a it ll e the SIGNAL andeta litlj eti s gall the time from aIIA 7 yqi i Mt Vernon Signal Mt VERNOM Kv March 22 1901 JL 0 21 I LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE R R Co TIMK TABJvE 24 north ox 1105 a m 26 north 131 a m 23 south 157 P n 25 South 145 a m TAS LANDRUM Agent Entered at the Mt Verno Ky Post otbce n we oaa class mail matter- MASONIC Ashland Lodge No HO ineeis 2nd SaV iny 10 A m CHURCHES Christian Holds services 1st 3r Sundaj aI 11 am and at 6JO p in Presbyterian Holds services on the 2n3 end 4th Sunday morning ami verting Baptist Church Services on the Second Saturday ni ht sind Sunday Sunday I School at 9 a m every Sunday Prayer meeting on Tuesday nig- htsPrsoa1s1 0 J Fish was here Monday Mr David Henderson is very ill Miss Bessie Miller is improving rapidly Mrs L W Betliunfiu has pneu monia fever Loyd Maret fell and sprained his hand Tuesday- W A B Davis we dire glad to note is improving Supt Breck of the LN passed through yesterday- U G Baker went to Lout ville Monday to buy goods Miss Georgie McFerron returned from Louisville yesterday Mr Joe Poynter is in Knoxville as a witness in a Rdllroadcas Miss Mary Durman visited relatives here the first ot the week John D Miller is spending a few days with home folks this week W H Pettus passed thbugh Sunday en route to Williaiiisburg J E Honk is in Louisville and Cincinnati this week buying goods Mrs All Owens of Livingston was the guest of Mrs GS Griffin Mrs Schooler of Paint Lick is here visiting her daughter Mrs Willis Adams Mrs Essie Painter has moved to the property recently vacated by W R McClure Ballard Mnllius one of Living stops good citizens was here yesterday on business Capt A N Bently and Mr John Farmer of Livingston were here between trains Tuesday Rev J Haley ot Cynthiana attended the Willett lectures last weekRichmoud Clhiiax Mrs R B Mullins is quite sick caued by over work during the long sickness in her family Rev G D Hendrickson of Brodheacl has a call to Casey IlL which occupies his entiretime Mrs Lute Jones from Middles borb is at the bedside of her sick daughter Mrs LW Bethurum Misses Mattie McFerrou and Minerva Price spent Saturday auid Sunday with Miss Berda Martin Our townsman FL Thompson has the blue ribbon for having sold more good last year than other drum mer Glazebroolz Bro have on the road- Mesdames C c Williams lt- V B Whiiehead returned Tues day from Tupeka Jans and report Miss Clara Vhiteh 1dtJwho- was seriously hurt about Uo weeks ago by afalfe to be getting along as tteUrtSfcauld be expectecfc Tile gre atesu trouble now being double vision which was caused by the janjur probnlly the bursting of a blood vesel but with thisshe js very much better than wheu they arrived here a week ago last Mon daYJlcr1U rui V both otMvhich were broken are gettiagifoloug nicely t ft Mrs W J Childress of Living stop is here visiting her giand mother 4 Rev A EKwVs begat a pro tracted meeting at the Presby terian church Tuesday jghti i k W R McClure and fai ihIeft Plwhere they will make their future- Ironic i Green Denham4 of London a bJiJther of Sam Denhnni vas here CentIuTy CPttHerndon 6f Lancaster went to Louisville yesterday to try the Civil Service examination tl1r1dayhis sickness We are glad to note Mr Fuquamuch improved Mesdames B X Roller and Frank passed through yesterday en route to Louisville Mr Roller accompanied them its far as Rowland Minor Fish hasa regular job as night operator at Telhco It has only been about a year now since Minor went into the office with Mr Landrum at this place to learn- T T Short was here yesterday and reported that Jones Smiths stock of goods at Livingston would amount to about 5600 Mrs Short accompanied him back to that place LOCALS The pay train passed through Tuesday so the boys are all happy this week Mrs W G Tharp diedat Brod head Tuesday and was burned Wednesday WANTED To buy 3000 hens will pay 5cts per pound cash ALBRIGHT ADAMS uiar223t Brodhead Ky ITo LOAN 2060 to loan withI security on firstclass real estate fat6 per cent Apply at this office- Col R M Jackson Captain of the London State Guards has re signed his position with the com ipau The finest and most stvlish hats ever brought to Mt Veruoh will be displayed on Saturday the 30th by Mrs Sallie Williams Frank Prewittvwho was sent to the pen 3 years ago for breaking into and taking goods from 3 Fishs store at Wjtdie returned Tuesdaydhis time f TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine theironerGroves signature is on each box i25cts Illiss Lucy Vallen daughter of W Af Vallen died Friday of con sumption This is four out of the family that died with this disease the mother and three grown sisters The Mountain Democrat says Marriage license were issued this week to James Moore and Miss Julia Freeman Lutlien Black and Miss Ida Clarkand William v C Moren and Miss Ida Tyree- I will be glad to welcome every body to my opning on Saturday the Soth Come and see whether you want to buy otnot Mrs Sallie Villiams Oldbrick hoteL1iainst etISHOT Frank Mullins H J Mullins while loading some crossties lent 44 caliber pistol fall from the holster and hitting a rqck was disehargedfihballystrik- ing him QPnn inch below the heart passtpg through the body While hefissufferiuff considerably yet it i lipt thoughtto be fatal Mo3tall the dav Tuesday was consumed trying Henry McClure and his fDur sons Vill Charley j George dud Sam charged witji using insulting languagttQ Squire Gieorge Pitman Henry McClure was fined 1 iand the cost by jurv while she others were all discharged C vC Williams B Jn BethuitjLiiuaiid Brciwu and Mcr Clare weieitie lawyers for tbede fel1seapct CQuuty Attoilit y CUIt yer hdndl d1 case for the Corn illohY dt l lDr Wilson is here visiting his h L Wilson j Some very valuable improve nients will be made in the telephone exchange here by the first of May h AV B AVhitehead has all his machinery hpre and will in the near future1iare his pIaninghill itV operation tr tlt j IAIRThe Richmond Lodge of bigIOP NiNGMrs Sallie JVilliams will have her Millinery opening on Saturday March 3oth Eevery one shouldcome and see her elegant line of hats STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS OFF THE COLD Laxative BromoOuinine TabletsN cure a cold in one day No cure no pay Price 25 cents My line of readytowear hats will be open and ready for display on tomorrw morning Come and get one Mrs Sallie Williams Old brick hotel Main street Contract for the construction raillroae1Fritz Krueger was one of the bid ders Mr and Mrsr Henry Tharps little daughter Hazel diedat Lor etto 3 esterday morning yThe re mains were brought to Brodhead last night where the burial took place today- RENTRIYMr J L Joplin has rented his hotel to Mrs Tones of London who is new running the Jackson House at that place Mrs Jones will be here to take AprilIHagin Annie Pickett and 1 W Boswell of Shelby county on last Wednesday morning at the home of the brides sister Mrs Will Severance in Stanford PENITENTIARY William Clymer who lived on Clear Cieek in this county several years ago was convicted in the Lincoln circuit court on the charge of assaulting Miss Sallie Crabtree and was given ten years in the penitentiary Jones Smith were adjudged bankrupts before Judge Evans on last Tuesday and the case referred Jto Referee Saunders of Stanfoid who has charge fall stibsequnt proceedings It is hoped that these gentlemenwill easily see the dawn of anew day financially and remain among u The bank which was started here last October has proven to be everything and even more than it was ever claimed that it would be At the end of the first four months it was on a paying basis and today not a dollars worth of stock za u be bought for less than 110 and some refuse 125- CHANGESA Dispatch from Ricbmaudsays that Collector Den- ton will make several changes in thereveque force about the first of- April A F Brown of London will succed J T hack leford and Dr Owens of Somerset will take the place of James cSdrber of Dan yule Mr Surber will be given a nice position with Commissioner Yerkes at Washington William Bryant alias William Sims of Clay county who was in cliargIWednesday night Hewas in the lower department and to escape he first had to cut and tear offlthe stelPsheetiuR overhead brtfn the rafters which at plaeedvery close togarher to make an opening 1110 Uie upper departm httEenViitting sW a hole thraugh the brick wljle lowered himself to the ground by jragans of quilts tied together Mr Griffin tie jailerr neverjljtany time s6spipioned this maniaseven wanting tct tpeal1d during the titHe of nearly eight years which he has ben jairervthisisy the first prisoner he his ever had to escape havrng always been very watchful aHcJcareful vith his In behalf pfXEK 1Vilaon and theother prisoners wevvant to say- shv made nO attr r1rj av 1 Hon tR Ramsey and Judge James D Black representing Mrs Sarnh Boreing have taken her case to the Court of Appeals upon the ground that she is ent l V to alt molly from her devotee i ill baJdtl Congressman Vincent Boring QS isj worth S5QOCJO iy r y to LIVINGSTON o With each visit to the town of Livingston we see additional improvements ft is certainly a pleas ure to any citizen of our county who has any interest in improvement to visit this little town and note the rapid strides which its enterprising citizens are making The very manner and vay the people move about when at their business or on the streets show conclusively to the looker on that they mean business It would be surpressing to any one who has never visited this thriving little town Just watch the merchants there on Saturday especially and see what an enormous amount of business they do It would make the merchants in many of the larger towns of Kentucky their eyes and wonder if they DPenI selling any goocrs at all ifhe of Ward v1agee have f om to three clerks and then are hardly able to wait upon their trade Frank Jones who hds uiitil recent ly been doing busines n the R C Wade stand bnt now n the W S Cummins store roon is selling goods in endless qulntites and growing in favor ith the people with each day JowinAn Cock Tel do a big busiess ho ever they devote most ofeir time to the lumber busines being operators of a big saw mill ud one of the best plaining mills in Eastern Ky Fields Browning is a new firm just started up and will no doubt before many months have passedI have a splendid trade Mullins carries a good stockand while he does not devote his entire time to the mercantile business yet he enjoys agoop portion of the patronage J Ar Mullins Son can furnish you anything jOtr want in furniture which can hoc be equalediii prices anywhere besides also carrying a nice line ofI grcceVies John Farmer can ish you nice fresh groceries at very low figures and Jake Sam = brooks near the railroad gets a splendid trade Livingston has one drugstore and with Parson Hocker behind the case you cau rest assured that prescription will be properly filled There are two good butcher shops one run by J C Rineheart the other by W T Monk and each enjoy a good trade There are three hotels the Eight Goble run by G W Pope the i River Mansion byW R Dillion land the Mullins House by John Farmer and at either piaee the wants of the hungry can always be thoroughly satisfied At Shannon McKenueys barber shop you can always get an uptodate hair cut and an easy shave There arc only twopphysicians Drs Cooper and isruselessDr Lucas is the only dentist and has proved himself long sitJcea goodone Capt B N Roller Traiu Master Capt A N Bently Yard Master Thos Farley Yard Master at night and L M Westerr field chief train dispatcher have tcontroletrusty and faithful employees as Brack Grave David Griffin G D Cook George Reynold W Hj Gotteugim Dave Preston George McCartney George Doss J R Orudoff J A Mudd W T Meri mee C A Moore and j V Brpwn etc every thing moves like clock works The last but not le tae the city officials Dock Calloway Ab Sparks ana Dr Lucas the board of trustees make the laws Judge W P Raines the splendid Police Judge sees that they are carriiidnto effectaiidJ 1 Clancy the Marshal readily exe = cutes all papers placed i01 his hands i 61 1 j i7J7rf i J ycjLaiafjvethod1nbttr tliasrv1tu t u iy i1ta r SPECIAL i NORMALrro4 ti t ti 01 Vernon Kentuckyc f Jf e TO PREPARE TEACHERS ton the examination or for any one rdesiring to review the Common School branches Prof Ewers The Principal is for it I No3Q3i Price JiSO I with leather top Under our plan of selling carriages bug srles and harness get the profits The Job HAS been engaged in this line of voik and especially prepared TERM BEGINS APRIL 29TH Bngpy quarter You Oet the Profits directwithof making with a moderate profit added and yon X X andfullest 1o2J ISingle Strip BnggrI 2SellingX dexriptionsX THE COLUMBUS CARRIAGE itNb HARNESS CO Box 772 Colufcibas Ohio iEryantFOR Fresh Groceries of alllirids Near Depot = mTIYLnaa8aavsir tCm scrscezt nr rrJerAra r Tt E P0PIr0 j iDRUGRSTOiEV I na C Cc DAVIS COm J DRUGS PATENT MEDICINES Perfumes Stationery Cigars Tobacco PitS Oils TOILET ATWCLES J PRESCRIPTIONS CARKFEUY v cop UlrDED EVERY DAY IS Bargain i y t v Vclliiivua lillline of Dry GoM J qtinsLritj Shoes and Groceries x MENS SUITS ALL WOOL FROM 3 TO 5 h1uoi3Iiiare the two 1Oi thintr ft9 heconslerh j rl nftj enta call nnd see for Stlyouraetf m Sv t q t1 i4A O 1ROS f Opposite Court JIaaISCFif Vornoir Ky I18 ROUGfl TRAIN TO TEXAS N ne of Cars ernphis to TexaSe igoing tp Texas on the J 4ottO l Belt Route you avoid the discomforts and annoyanceis of changingycars necessary on other routes Cotton Belt trains run through from Memphis to Teas out change urnc37nraIns carry Pullman Sleepers at n htPrlor Cars during the day and Fn Chair Cars tioth day end night Write dad tet4 us wfierw lYou are going and when you wiiJ jsavc an i vc vsI ten you tcxact cost cf aticket and send QUj3copipetc schedule for the trip We Italsosenlyou an interesting little boo lcftuATrlp to TCJS- SNpT imn4 P GoelnaU tW GPaa4 tASJlois HJ Lz T9O11 I i each week by Houk Adams Mt Vernon Ky Coffee i2 4C Lion Coffee i24c Green Coffee 10 12 Flour No i per barrel 450 Belle of per brl 400 Daisy flour per barrel 410 Labelle flour 45 Bacon per lb Ioc Danl Boone Soap 3 cakes 5C Star Soar 3 No i per lb 77fc Sugar per Ib 654e Extra Light Brown Sugar Sprup gal bucket 350 per hundred 100 Calico all the best brands 5C Calico all cheap grr des 5c under Can goods 81c suits 75C to 1500 Lard IOC in small lots IOCtS in 50 lb lots or more seed oats per bu 45C Millet hay on hand Eggs per doz gc per Ib 40 0i L and N gross for the of March show an in crease of with the week of last year Davis killed Joe Millet at Sunny Dak and a family feud may result Millers son had married Davis sister and out of this trouble grew Money is being raised by an end les chain schenme to get defense money for Frank Miller the Birm safe blower who is under sentence to Ky and a loss by fire to about 300000 tothe former and 100000 to the latter Many people were made by reason of it St Iouis also had a lossof about woman has offered homes to fifty poor of New York The Plant system offers free and will be given those who accept The steel trust has the and and it is that the of the United States will be by Davis aged shot and killed Joe Miller aged fifty in Ohio county The resulted from trouble between the families Prof Willis L Moore has called of Weath ei Bureau officials at 27 to 29 next M Dewitte the Russian or has sent a notice to that he was not respons ible for the press attacks on Count von Bue lo y T Bros store livery stable pied There was no inI except on wareI iss big split on in Gray aan iouuty between and over a division ot the tSpbijs in rthe fusion t f t r If HOUK ADAMS TARt THE CENTURY WITHa Sid List of Unheard of BARGAINS vJ R ust R a a CatefullyEery Line of Ad and and be Convinced that we ate Actually Cheaper in MT noME MARKETS Corrected Arbuckles 0140150167 Lincoln Granulated lb6IcCaramel Shipstuff Clothing Northern FeBthers NEWS earnings secondweek 49700 compared corresponding Cafjpie shotand ingham hang- Cloverport Memphis Indeach encountered amounting destitute 100000A Southern couples transportation employment absorbed Rockefeller mining shipping railway interests reported capital Company increased ioooooooo Cappie twentytwo killing thetriennial convention Milwaukee August Minister Finance semiofficial Germany declaring countybgeneral Kings 11BufordDwelling suratfce Hoovers housjb vljicre Populists bempcfate arrangement Shoes falnut5 0 OCEAN T KEEP a doctors bill The J best at Houk Adams IVillis Mothers a small boy near was killed while trying to see how close a train would come to him without hitting him- It has been discovered by the investigating committees of law FrankIKaiser the masseur against T B Owen the bowling alley droprietor has been dismissed settled Beginning Monday the Supreme Court will take a two weeks va cation and it is the opinion that the Constitution and the Flag case will not be decided until the court RidgeJy reports that Spain is to make an attempt ttJ cultivate coffee at home Wtiile Spain was in possession of Cuba and Porto Rico the bean was not grown on the peninsula Panama Canal stock has devel oped life on the assumption that the next Congress will give the authorityi Young Women The entnr into womanhood iacritical time for a girL Little menstrual disorders started at that time soon establishes functionwually follow lVlany women ofCarduLgive women freedom from pain and to lit young women for every duty of life JOO bottles at druggists Miss Della M Strayer Tully Kano1h- av suffered untold painat menstrual nods for a long time was nervous hadpeeI appetite and lost Interest in eV in fact was miserable have taken bottles of Wine of Cardui with JourI BlackDraught whets neededaid to am entirely cured I cannot express the thanks J feel for what you have done for me Foradvlco Incases requlrlnlpeelaldlree tlons address giving symptoms the Ladles Advisory Dcpartaoont The Med lelue Conpanr Cli8tuaoogar6iui OF enM DfJ Cl O4 cJI fJrr o M o F0all for the farmer laborer banker and the dude at all sorts of prices to suit all in fit style and price LANGFORD 0 Mr and Mrs Lewis McGuire are verysick Mrs Houston Jordon is very low not expected to live J M Turpen attended church at New Hope Sunday Rev Childress of Orlando held Services here Sunday- D L Carters family who have had grip are improveing The Kentucky Free Stone Co went to sawing stone Monday W M Schivley is with home folks at Covington will return this weekG T Johnson our clever merchant ot Orlando was at this place SundayOscar Boscettand wife of Mt Vernon are visiting relatives at this place and on Brush Creek o Born to the wife of Zeb Ray a fine girl on the 13th Zeb says he is as rich as Ja Goul now Died on the 10 Mrs Plina Whit aker age about 70 years leaving behind about to children Died on the 13th Mrs Martha Jane Renner of Pulaski county the wife of H B Renner In the last issue there was a mis take about Squire John Hibbard getting his house and barn burned he only got about 200 pannell of fencing burned The candidates are begining to stir now We hope witer will soon be over so they can have a good chance There are only two can didates in this end of the country Mr G W Decker for Jailor and Chas Renner for Justice of the Peace There is talkof some more coming out A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN- I have no hesitancy in recom wellknown and popular baker of n was recom mended to me by a druggist as the best cough medicme for children as il contained no opium or other harmful d rig Sold by Tbeo Wesley Dgistr lW i Line of rfiw r EAD This Come Goods Than Ever Kitown cakeslocRi-ce GENERAL and saveu reconvenesConsul cnSHOES CEDARVILLE CoughI giveitwh09pingl s k CLOTHING Gents Furnishings DONT when N ICE Dress Suits guaranteed to fit and prices that cannot to please and fur nisn ings there is no end and invite all to come and look and obtain bargains UO2B RUat T may Heed at blush for stINo 25 2 AN HONEST MEDICINE FOR LA GRIPPE George W Waitt of South Gardiner Me says I have had the worst cough cold chills and grip and have taken lots of trash of no account but profit to the vendor Remedy is the only thing that has done any good whatever I have used one bottle ot it and the chills cold and grip have all left me I con gratulate the of an honest medicine For sale by Theo Wesley Druggist DENTIST MT VERNON KY OFFICEAt the Rice property PHONE No 38 G W MceitJRE J W BROWN WcCLtfRE ysO at Law Mr VERNON KY All business entrusted to our care will receive prompt Office room No 8 in the old Brick HotelC C Williams LawMt KyI Wlbankattention given to collections R G Williams A ttorneyO atLa w MT VERNON KY R L ATTORNEYAltlaAti e MT VERNON KENTUCKY Special attention given to col lection- sMllLLIN f JiTEA Furnished with Cohenience and ComfortfJohn KY SAMPLE rooms for Commercial nin owdcr Franclfo MONUMENTAL YORK Brodhead tiebtsiISAT tSFACTIGN GIVEN firing G 901 INTO 2OTH eeeived Selling VERNON Boots Thatfemale MLMYERS Wear you can get Clothing of all grades s6 cheap We are the leaders in Nice spring and KJumrii tr fail Clothing Attorne Attorney Clothing Clothed in Style at the prices Houk Adams are selling clothing mens shirts collars and tics anykindstyle and finish and price Boys suits of all ages Step in Adams and be suited Cough keptin1bargain FARMERS find it to their advantage to trade us as we keep everything a prices that matie Saturday special bargains Phone R Chamberlains manufacturers BROWN attention Every LIVINGSTON patches fine farmer COURT CALENDAR COUNTY COURTFourth Mon Mon1dOcto CtRcUIT CuuftT =Second Mon day in February Fourth Monday in May and Third Monday in Sep temberMT VERNON POLICE COURT Third Monday in each month RA JONES DENTISTI STANFORD KY Phone No 48 Office over Higgins McKenneys Store P A Peonington D D S M D DENTST N W Cor Third and Chestnut StsI LOUISVILLE KY Will he at Miller House Mt ernon during ill CircUit Courts SEGRETrrroraa ERVIDE CASES accepted anywhere Only legitimate Work taken Guarantees absolute fidelity to client Collections made criminal apprehended shad KPasonableaterms Address t I DetectiveCare n ifilmMy is N OCtN 70 oct fiott Adams lit Veindn Ky r ctif 171 f Oodi m competition BROWN FurnitureUndertakin A and complete stock All Iorder filled promptly Motto Best goods and lowest prices J A Mullins SonSuccessors to Blunkenship Mullins LIVINOSTON KENTUCKY The Veranda Hotel JOSEPH COFFEY PROPR Stanford Ky Specially equipped for traveling men Sample room on first floor Bath rooms free to guests RATES 200 per day Phone No r MTVERNON ILIME COMPANY Manufacturers of Lime and brick They also furnish Lime BuiJ jug Stone rough quarry face or cut Orders promptly filled Miller House jHUGH MILLER PRO- PRHeadquarters for Commercial Men lISPorter at all trainss FrithI I L tocaBedhead KY Good Livery Attached Meet all Trains Day acid Night Traveling Men and Railroad c men Solicited Will fur lunches for all trains Itisurance of all kiddsCall at the ai gnab Mt YernOI 0