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Mount Vernon signal.: n. Friday, April 12, 1901.
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J t = 7il tlttJ J I V tlhn igtt1t r HL 1r fC1S r v tr11E4r toO tT VERNON Ro K STLECOUNTY KY FRIDAY APRIL 12 199 NUMBER 29 r TELL 1VIY FRENDS TO BIlBRAVE J1lJ FEARLESS AND Lr4LTO THE GREAT C0if1101tT PEOPLE news ItJT151a Pheumonia is prevalent in the Rl9Iidiket Ail grades or refined sugar were advanced ten points Many metre students were arrest fed for rioting in Russja Frank Adams was killed by fall ing slate in a mine at Pineville Hopkinsville quarantined against Guthrierm account of smallpox- A receiver was appointed for the United Salt Company of Cleveland Duck Burns washeld to answer to the charge of burning the jail at Scottsville Bert Cassidy shot himselfwith suicidal intent in Bath county He may recover The famous Okefeuokee swamp in Georgia was sold to a Michigan Hirm for 175000 On her deathbed at Cincinnati Miss Jennette Givans was married Ito the man of her choice The news that Gen Tung Fuh Sian is headig a rebelion in Mon golia and Shen Si is confirmed An effort is being made to con solidate the big machinery and Stationary engine plants of the Country Chairman Hullof the House Military Committee is eii route to Philippines to investigate conditions there The story that the L and N is about to acquire the Tennessee Central railroad is denied by Col ereBaxtcrf Temple fc C o hae seSledytlrftiie usurauce companes geitngs St ood cash and keeping the fire damaged stock- Louisville relatives will contest thsjvwillof Mrs Josephine New comb who left her millions to Tu lane University wentyuine Chinamen were ar TeVted near Malone N Y while trying to make their way into the United States from Canada Fire which destroyed the GalIa fidcfTabacco Companys plan and several other buildings at lieuder son caused a loss of about 150000 Albert Parker Democratic can diE tc instituted a suit to compel C91 Hughes to urn over the office oj IaTor at Topeka Kas to Park ferg fcv Po Sanders was knock senseless by a robber at Ashland J thelwAb guinaldo is investing heavily in diamonds and jewelry His quarters will be moved to a more pleasant and more fashionable- neighborhood tFrank J Belcher died in the K1ondikej l1s as he V sa outto leave for Pennsylvania tos re tireon alfortune of 600000 which he t hadaccuniulated Gen Thomas former President- of the Monbn confirms the report that xhe Mpnou Southern C H rand D and C S railroads will get together under one management l Numerous anticlerical meet ng 3n Spain adopted resolutions de TOauding the expulsion of the Re 11g ious orders and nianifestauts paraded crying Down with the Jesuits r grautedaithe attorneys for it thirty days in winch to prepare wand ile a petition for a modification of the recent opinion reversing the Scott Circuit Court 4fbe Goebel assassination con srracicase of the Commonwealth t Jagainst Oaireett Ripley was called for trial ip the Franklin Circuit r jourt and and the fbruiatibn of the jury was begun Tuesday f RrQ MR EDITOR No riewiTto write from this pale Farmers are busy when the weather will per mit them to work Wheat is showing up better by far than was expected some time since The prospects for a peach crop were never better here at this season or time of year but alas one cold night can settle the hash with the whole of them- Judging from the amount of fertilizer that is being brought to this part for corn the outlay in money this spring will exceed the income in the fall in corn To put commercial fertilize on very poor land is a needless waste of money and time If we expect good re turns and pay for the outlay we must fertilize land with some soil end my experience is the more soil the helter it will pay us Ve imjst deversifycrops more in Rock astle ifwe expect to live easily let us learn that corn is not kingbut good in his place Try a large patch of potatoes anda patch of tobacco fertilize will pay well on either and they are money cropsA sheep and cows well kept will yield a larger return thin borsesIEdgar Gooch spent Sunday Iii Possom Holler He will attend the Normal which begins in two weeks and will continue for twenty daysfor teachers only Samuel Brown who has been at tending the law scnool in Louis villety a i r in about ten da s f43t 1jfY b- h Miss Visa DeBord has em ployed as clerk in her uncles store I1 B DeBord Custer Herrin of Flat Lick neighborhood makes lunar visits to uncle Mart DeBords and has so done for 12 moons Strange isnt it Something must attract Cus ter and Im sure its not the old folksThe Maccabees atthis place have received their charter and are going on their way rejoicing Peter Shutts A JCress and others attended the State meeting at Louisville this week D1 Price has rented the C D Burnett farm which will be sold in the near future Mr Editor you will pleasehioti iy Henry Brannaman onetime more to bring in those chickens or I will certainlytell that he voted for Beckham at the November election Give usjnidther write up on the candidates Ed and dont leave me and Rash out next time I field that uiy calling and eec tion is sure iLl kin only git a sus tificate Both my opponents will surely be beetin badly fur one of them will beet tother and then Ill beet theotherAm sorry the re pubs have put off the primary so long forldo want to getrout amongthe deer p pllii to speech makiu nie and my opponents bad that kworries canL 0t you hurry Judge Colyer up jist a little for my sake My health is Workedson a BUCK VARNON IARcGING ROARI G Fiqptf a telegraph line which Chas C Ellis of Lisbon la had tp repair Standidiug as writesiC gave me a terrible cold andco ugh l It gaew worse daily Finally th best doctors 5n Oakland Neb Sioux City and Omaha said I had Consumption and could not V live Then L began using Dr Kings wbclycurjguar au teed for Coughs colds and all Throat and Lung troubles all Druggists Price cued too t SIJi BRODHEAD0 Mr W H SowHer has been unwell for a few days but is better at this vJritinIF L Thompson waSwith us again Tuesday he is looking well IMrs A E Albright has been visiting relatives at Mt Vernon tbisfweek Misses Bettie and Bell Hendrickson are visiting relatives and friends at willrremain for some The Rev Andrew J Johnson Evangelestlvas 1nightlIienergejc merchant went to Louis vi He Monday night Dr Percy Benton and R P Pike went to Stanford Sunday and returned Monday The Dr is trading in horse stocknowRev A J Pike went to Marrion last Saturday and filled his Appointment in the HaysviHe church Sat urday and Sunday returned home Monday Miss Helen Thurntond our up todate school teacher went to Lancaster last Friday to visiting Miss Katie Simpson i her cousin at the Mason HotelMrs Joshua Dunn the good lady that Uncle Joshua thought he had lost Com in on Tuesdays train and the good old gentleman 1that he iswas I made happy right Mrs Janies Henderson of Low el saw Mr Dunns advertisement motTle L Jt and she accomoanied wavITected thncciriPensaCechersfoi ae t turning the lost briUeH Mrs Hen dersonis now visiting Her relatives and friends at this place Mrs Ed Newland is a daughter of Jrs1 HendersonMrs IS Burdett went to andIWilmott one of Brodheads belles who has been in school at Liv ingston came home last Saturday VedneS1day yer also Horace Benton of the Mt Vernon school Were at home Saturday and SutidayMrR H Hanim went to Louisville lines- day c j Mr AVilliam Marksbery is with i IrJ H Dunn this week rMr Bowger representing Boston Shoe House was with Mr W HviSowd eu this week Mss Melvina Owens why lived threentile of Brodhead died Tu sSouthI was barred at Freedom Wednes dayJames Johnson our mill man who has been on Lopper Creek for some time got his house burned Tuesday 2 p m with nearly all its contents Mr John son has the sympathy of our people Mr Dannie Owens is working quiet a numberof mechanics on his new building which lie ib pushing to completion with rapidity Mr Edgar Albright the lieac and shoulders of the Mt VernonI Signal passe t through ou last Monday This young man lead one among the best Fathers and mothers that Rqckcastle county ever produced and as he is trying sb hard to make the M t Vernon Signal one of the best county Papers in this part of the country Why should not every man and heltp- ing hand iud stan by our Young brdther hats left without a Path butethank God he has got a noble nVothcr left to help him fight Jiis battles in life So Mr Editor lgo I1Xyouuavea bright future be fore you t you have got the good androcJio t eX41 oiar mk i the lv rd S Mr Editor stir up that Livingston man and tell him we are looking partIMr Pal Rogers was in town Tuesday Our Police Judge has aI full docket for April term of court Our barber Mr Fowler is not only a oarber but a stone cutter as welland when he is not cutting hair or shaving some onethe is making the flints flyMr A C Dunn of Stanford was in our town Monday and TuesdaY Mr Wil liam Hysinger was down with us Tuesday Mr and Ms S H Martin of Maretburg was In town Monday and Mrs Martin is so small that she looks very much like a little girl but she is a good womanOur old friend and upto date carpenter Alex Tyree is hiding nails very fast in Mr C H Friths new house that is going up with rapidityMr William Fran ciscos baby is much improved in health and it i though now that it will recover Mrs Lum Howel ofTexas came in last Tuesday paled is now at her mothers Mrs Reynolds Her husband did not conic with her but will come later r CONWAY r 0 The sawmill at this place is running regular now M H Jordan was in Paint Lick businessI in Rich mond last Tuesday onx business Mr and Mrs W T Woodall was in Berea last Saturday shopping 4fineCowJ last Week r 11i 0 Our hustling nierchaiits kr this place are shoving things very live ly at present v Roads are very muddy in this part We need larger ditches and more grading Mr D N Williams passed through hete last week on his way home ftomtKingston- lIatt Coffey has improved his place very much by putting a new board fen e in front of his dwell ing Mrs Elmiry Hardin has moved from Berea to our locality Wev welcome her very much as sUe aan acv fU good neighbor W H Jones and Thomas Hayesr passed through here on the last Sunday on their way to LQ1Ji- sjvillettopurchase their spring stock L Tis EAsy To FEEL GOOD Countless thousands have found a blessing to the bodii Dr Kiitg New tife Pills which positlyely cure Constipation Sick Headachy i Dizziness Jaundice Malaria Fever and Ague and allLi rand Stomach troubles Purely vegetable never gripe or weaken Only 256 at all Druggistsdriag store THE BEST REMEDY FORRHEU MATISM QUICK RELIEF 1ROM PAIN AUAvho use Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism are delighted with the quick relief from pain which it affords When speaking cf this Mr D N Sinks of Troy Ohio hadsaa severe attack of rheumatism in my an and shoulder I tried numerous remedies but got no relief until I vas recomended by Messrs Geo FParson Co druggists of this plafie to try Chamberlains Pain Mlm They recommended itsj highly that I bought a bottle I was soon reliev ed of all pain I have since rec ommended this liniment to many of my friende who agree with me that it is the best remedy for mus- cularI rheumatjsmi in the juarket Forle b xheo Wesley Druggi9t fflifif t THE BANK OF MT t VRNDN1 Ml VeRNON KYHOPENED i9coin CAPITAL STOCK Sf5 O o s H MARTIN PRE A E EWERS V ICE PRES VL RICHARDS CASHIER A B FURNISH IssT CAsh KruegerGeo attentionOur friends and patrons are invited to call when in town I First National BankJ OP STANFORD KY Capital Stock 100000 Surpltte 1804076 DIRECTORS J W Hayden V P Walton J H ElmoreaG flied T P Hill S H BaughmanjW A Tribble- M J Miller and S T Harris We solicit the accounts of the citizens of Rockcastle amid adjoining counties assuring them prompt and careful attention to all business intrusted to us Personal application and correspond ence with a view to business relations invited- J S HOCKER Pres Jo7j McROBERTS Cashier j A A McKINNEY Ass Cashier 7 DAN NIK OWENS UNDER I A K E R Caskets Coffins Robes nti t Kept in Stock Orders by Mail Telegraph or Telephone Promptly filled BRODHEAD ICb NrUCKY a GO TO JONAS MCKENZIE MT VERNON KY for Everything in Dty Goods itlft cldranlIse BEST GOODS AT LOWKST PCKS r ft 4 WILLIS GRIFFINPr- actical Undertkeri Iud IUNURAL DIRECTOR Mt Vornon Kv t Keeps Coffins Caskets Robes Linen Bosoms Cuffs ana Collars furnish Metallic Caskets and have Embalming done on short no tice and easy t rmsj FfI Orders ay telegraph or telephone promptly att dedt day and night A SWI FT AGEIN THE FCRNJTaRE WORLpr 3 Ifi W W WItHR i i OF STMN10RDKr t atWH0LPJSALEties and sold for spot cash only v v ix ITmatters not how far awav you dwell you can Save Tqney on CARPETS MATTINGS VALL PAPER FURNITURE C hfWV M 1tft DAY April 12 1901 Published every Friday fby EDGAR S ALBRJGHT SUBSCRIPTION ONl VEAl IOOi I1dl1trli4 ing rah made known on application ANNOUNCEMENTS 11re are authorized to announce Chesley Payne- as a candidate for Magistrate in the Fourth district subject to the action of the Repub Bean party THE appropriation made by the fiscal Court Monday for the pur pose of building a gravel road from the James I White place to Lang ford Station is a result of the long and continued agitation qf rit good roads in this county Now v citizens you see what your lalk t Jng for good roads has done While at Crst glance the start seems small yet it means mpre than we con fully realize at the present time People have to be educated on the pike question and the short piece of road which to s be built soon will when com pleted do more towards getting pikes throughout the county than the alk of a hundred men Sod good road people keep up the fight and before many years have passed you will be able to claim your victory won Hox GEORGE T FARRIS was unanimously declared the Demo cratic nominee for State Senator for the counties of Boyle Lincoln Garrard and Casey While Mr Farris hard no opposition Mr rdof Danville having withdraw- from the race some time ago to ac cept the editorship of the Danville News yet even though there had been other candidates in the field it seems to us hat Mr Farris should have still been the man and no doubt would have been Daring his last term he proved him self equal to his task and his Dein- ocratic friends fully appreciated his splendid work The call made by the citizens o Richmond on Mr Clarence Woods asking him to accept the mayoralty is indeed a high compliment Wit much reluctance he yields al though much preferring to devote his entire time to journalism rath er than to get mixed up in politics but being the man that he is lie saciifices his own personal feelings in the mutter and goes at duty s call11ay the day soon come wlie every office in the land will be fine with such men as Clarence Woods THE attorneys for Powers and Howard are not at all jubilant over their victory in getting a reversal in the Coui t of Appeals From the recent action taken they un doubtedly consider themselves in a worse box than they were at first WONDER if the g o p press wont say that Bradley and Yost are after some of that 100000 cox ruption fund EX60V Bl ADbEYTEST y FIES IN THE RIPLEY CASE 0 The jury in the Ripley case Charged with complicity in the ass sinatiou of Gov Goebel wits se cored Wednesday and at 320 p in thejwitnessever hear Ripley say anything about a conversation that he had with Gov Taylor prior to the as sasination of G6v Goebelasked Attorney Franklin Yes sir I heard hini tell of such a conversation It occurre while the contest case was pending in the State court and at the cornI- er of Lewis and Clinton streets I cannot undertake to give any think but the substance of the con versation He came in and com plained that Taylor was not treat ing him right He said that oh hte v went into Taylors office and asked firm when he should bring his men WJfVV REiSPONDED that you had brought them Bring them at once GOEBEl HASNT ANOTHER DAY TO LIVE This conversation so Ripley saidr took place the clay before the as sasinntion Judge Yofst was pres ent Governor is that all thatyu can remember of the conversation asked Franklin idYes sir1 responded the wit nessDont you recall having heard Youtseys name mentioned byI Ripley asked Franklin Yes sir I recall that now Ripley said that he met Youtsey coming out of the Governors office as he went into it Governor do you remember January 25 IgOO asked Franklin 11 cannot fix any special day You may recall some incident Well sir do you remember the crowdIknow previously of their coining Yes sir I recall that day I only knew of the coming of a body to petition the Legislature Did you have a talk with Taylor about the coming of a crowd of people to the capital Yes sir I didv Attorney Oneal here objected to the line of intefrogtion until reply had been connected with the mountaineers The court overruled the objections and the attor ney saved exceptions Attorney Franklin asked the witness as to the crowd but he stated that he had not minged at all with it and knew little at the time of what its members were doing He heard some one speaking on the Capitol steps daynsaidregarding the contemplated killing of William Goebel asked Franklin Heard Threats of Murder Exception was reserved by the defense and the witness wallowed to tnswerI standing out in front of the legislative building at a letter box talking to Judge Yost when Charles E Nason cr some one upfa party men by were waiting to kill Goebel as saidha step not be taken while I was around and that if not called off and the men taken away I would go up to the Senate chamber and inform Senator Goebel and would comedown with him I told them it would ruin our case I sent for Cultoudsaw Wharton Golden I told hint to go quickly and tell Finley to come to me He did so and Finley and Cultou came Both assured me that Goebel should not be hurt Finley said Governor it is all a fake No such thing is intended Golden also said this Jt The exGovernor was crossex amined by Attorney Joe ONeal who closely questioned him as to the exact time of the conversation with Ripley The Governor could not fix the exact day The cross examination was brief BEE LICK 0 IPretty Miss Mollie Brown is visiting relatives at Preachers ville Miss Lulie Wilson is visiting Mrs W J Herrin of Crab Orch ard i t Mr Isaac Herrin of Crab Orch ard was here Wednesday on busi ness Mrs D B Southard who has been very sickwith grip is con valescent advery sermon church last Sunday Our hustling merchants Messrs M Gand J lvI Reynolds are having a splendid trade The many friends of Miss Addie erylsickIfatyof the young ladies wish tp receive Instructions oil fancy work call on Mr John Pollardv lf r Misses Ethel and Patsy Wilson came home Friday from Wbod Stock where they have been at tending school Mr W H Barnes who is attending Lexington Business Col motheraMrs Sallie Barnes Mrs Nancy Acton and Miss Cora Reynolds have gone to Mid dlesboro to visit Mrs Actons Mrs Gastineau Mr Andy Actons pretty cottnge is nearing completion and Madam Ruinoc says there will be another Mrs Acton in the near future James Adams and Miss Belle Farris wexre united in the holy bonds of matrimony last Thursday at ev Martin Owens A host of friends extend to the happy couple their best wishes Mr Chas Proctor and bride of Quail visited Mrs Proctors par ents Mr and Mrs M G Rey nolds Tuesday The young couple were looking extremely happy The bride is one of Bee Licks most attractive young ladies and Mr Proctor is to be congratulated on winning her for his wife Their many friends extend hearty con gratulations to them and trust that the voyage of life they have entered upon will be a happy one and have more sunshine than shadows CASTOR I AFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signature of ORLANDO0 John Helton is quit sick with measlesTom Anderson has moved to Richmond Rev Wm Williams baby has pneumoniaSol has been on the sic list for a few days MrsfDavid Laswell is visiting at B G Mullins near Pine Hill S N Davis has been here this week surveying for Judge Chen aultMrs Stephen Robinson is visit ing friends in this part of th countyT Townsand has returned from Powell county where he has been for several weeks A diamond drill has been secur ed by coal prospectors and is now being used near Clarks- P W Clark has bought a saw mill and is cutting some lumber for Big Hill Mining Company Willis Johnson has been at Withers for a few days wodking in the store of Johnson Dooley Lee Porter has returned from the Philippine Islands and is woric ing at his same old jobwearing overalls and buckskin gloves aThe annual childrens eggrolling fete on the White House lawn was witnessed by a great cr- owdNerve J FoodIf you have neuralgia Scotts Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil cryinganl set goingragain in a way to satisfy nerve and brain from your usual That is cure fOOd1 if you are nervous and irri table you may 0 lYneed cceIIfat to cusluol1your you arelrobabl thinrid Emulsion of Cod Liv 1 r- Oil will give you the faftJ lx gin with goesFullyou need from usual food and Scotts Emulsion will help YOU to that If you liave not tried it send forVree srai r its agreeable taste will surririjwvou SCOTT UOWSEi fChnnt toi 409415 Pearl Street V5o aud Srco Jr a LIVINGSTONy Drs Cooper and Childress were in Mt Vernon Tuesday L T Stewart of Wildie is in town taking up lumber Deputy Marshal W TV Short is at the Riverside Mansion WM Fields of Maywood has been iu town for a few days Jim Guard Mullins and family have moved to Mullins Station Asa Pingleton of Cedar Creek spent Sunday with the old folks Mrs Rebecca Lucas and baby John returned home from Conway TuesdayMiss Linda Dillion is visiting her brother Russell Dillion and family at Cedar Creek Mrs John Hilton of Knoxcoun ty who has been visiting relatives here returned home Sunday Mrs John Bailey ol Baileys Switch is here visiting her sisters Mrs Blankenship and Mrs Tubbs Mrs W T Merimee Mrs Lew is Dillion Lela Jfettit and Miss Fannie Faubush are on the sick list this week J J Clancy has been taking the census of the school children this week He reports about 250 pu pils in the district Miss Lillie Butner who has been attending school at Lexington was the guest of her sister Miss Ellen Butner at the Riverside Mansion Saturday and Sunday Our popular young druggist J C Hocker went to Shelbyville Sunday where he is to be married to a young and wealthy widow His friends are looking for him and bride home about the 1St of May They will take iu several of the seashore towns on their honey moon trip Heres hoping the PARSON and bride a long and prosperous lifeQuo VADIS Marion Kooke manager for T ofkAvenue Chicago says During the late severe weather I caught a dreadful cold which kept me awake at night and made me unfit to at tend my work during the day One of my milliners was taking Chamberlains Cough Remedy for a severe cold at that time which quicklyethatacted like magic and I began to improve at once I am now entirely well and feel very pleased to acknowledge its merits For sale by Theo Wesley Druggist If you have it you know it You know all about the heavy feeling in the stomach the formation of gas the headacheand the whole body You cant have it a week without your blood being impure and your nerves all exhausted Theres just one remedy for you t QTS- SarsaPriIll Theres nothing new about it Your grand parents took it Twas an old Sarsaparilla before other sarsaparillas were known It m de the word Sarsaparilla famous over the whole world Theresnoothersarsa parilla like it In age and power to cure its The leader of them all lac a bottle All druggists Ayers Pills cure constipation wasinducedtook three bottlos and now feel like myfellow anditscelled ID Goon Jan 1S99 rowntowntVa Writs lite DmSf It you leave comptarntwhatevera- JII desire the best medical advice you doctortreeiyply without cost Address Dtt y C ArnItILQWGllrrd1S l C The Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been in Us for over 30 Nears has borne the signature or been personal supervision infancy Counterfeits Imitations Justnsgootl Experiments trifle with endanger health Infants Children Experience againstBxperirnennt What Is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute Castor Pare Itbcontains neither Opium Morphine other Narcotic substance is guarantee It destroys Worms allays Feverishness It Diarrhoea Wind Cplic It relieves Teething Troubles Constipation Flatulency It assimilates Food regulates Stomach Bowels giving healthy natural Childrens PanaceaTho Mothers Friend IfI CASTORIA Bears the Signature The M You Have Always Bought Use For Over 3D Years THE 7T EVERY DAY IS Bargain Day4 We have a fnII line Dry Goods Notions Mats Shoes and Groceries M ENS SUITS ALL FROM TO Over Doafcs From 3oo uIbuying the price antid U 11ityarc the two things considered Give us a call ndscqfor yourself i COX BROS Opposite Court House Mt Vornon Kvv II WJmt Is Up Now 0 JA NEW STORE CUMMINS STAND FRANK J CHEAP STORE Arbuckle Coffee yeiacGreen Coffee I26C- Fine Vienna Coffee icLion Coffee 12 Granulated Sugar 6rfc Light Brown Sugar 634c- Best Dry Meat ioc Nice pure Leaf Lard ipct Best Meal iii market Bert Patent Flour v patent flour shipsluft i California Hams gc Canned GoOdsY 8 tqape Uneeda Biscuit ffesli pe t bx1 S 21hs sbdatfor 4 Cc and made under Ids since its Allow no one to deceive you in All and are out that and the of and for Oil nor Its age its and cures and cures and the the and and sleep The f ALWAYS of In STRCET of WOOL 3 5 In to be AT NES Best Salt 60c 65C best 6oc Best for ibo lbs per lb f t5 MTC has this At freo ent intervals dur tripftckets il jotton Belt Route hjfiprn Cairo and Memphis to points Arkansas Louis ana Texas and Indian and Qklar jhQma Territories t greatly reduced i rates n Tell us whery ou want to go also fwKsnyou w6uld like to leave sad we oneofcompleteischedule jlittle bookotA Trip to Texas i l fR to L P1 Gflcfcuti fW talf4UM f GrT St1sIis Mens Hats 75c up Ladies 250 shoe now 200 Gents 2 50 shoe now 200 Mens and Ladies sojiid shoes 1125 v Clothing mens suits from 300 up V All grades calicoes this week 5cRibbons l Laces Ladies Hose Mens Hose alt as cheap as the cheapest Goods delivered in any part of town at door l WSATURDVCummins stand Livingston Ky Senator Deboe and Congressman Jrevnr aud Bof6irig have agreed on on d1 slate f6r the New Federal District ExGo Bradley for Jtlt attarrney Lexnirg ton fafhiil andC George M Davidson of Stanford for assistant BitoTntr tit tt Mt Vernon Signal Mt VERNON KY April 12 1901 G 1 LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE R R CJ TIME TABLE 24 north 1105 a m 26 north 111 33 south f i57 Pw 25 South i45 a in IAS LANDRUM Agent Ecured lit tbe It Vernvi Ky PostoEScp sea endclais nail snetter- MASOfIC Ashland Lodge No t540 meeis 2nd Sal Jay 10 A m CHURCHES ChnstianHolds service 1st Sri Sundaj at It am and at 630 p m 9 PresbyterianHolds services on the 2nd and 4th Sunday morning nud evening Baptist Church Services ou the Second Saturday night and Sunday Sunday School at 9 a In every Sunday Prayer sleeting yi Tuesday nights s PersonalsI0 Col R M Jackson was here Sunday Mrs R B Mullins continues very sick W Tate was up from Brod head yesterday Ed Short spent Saturday and Sunday witlrhoniefolks Mr and Mrs Albert Fish were in from Wildie yesterday Judge Williams is in Stanford today on legal business Mrs L W Bethurum is very much impioved in health Mrs A E Albright ofBrodhead visited relatives here the first of the week t i f Mr R C White of Crab Orch ard visitedhis brother James 1 this week Judge Alcorn passed through Monday to attend court in Eastern MiddleIbTheo Wesley Marshal W T Short went to Clay county Monday to look for more shiners J E Houk went to Louisville Sunday night to attend the meeting of the Maccabees Robt Harmon who has been sick for some time is again able to go about his work Luther Mullins left Saturday night for Tenn where he has a position inspecting staves Drs Childress and Cooper George Doss and J J Clancy were up from Livingston Wednesday J 1VI Madden who has been lo cared at Jellico Tenn for sometime past has letuined to this place x Rev William Williams was in yesterday and told us several members ol his family were down with the measles Jack McMullm was in Monday and ordered the Signal sent to his father M At McMullm Belle Frouche S D J Miss Annie Owings teacher of Latin and Greek in the college went to Danville Saturday to spend Easter with homefolks W A Carson the Brodhead painter began yesterday putting a new coat of paint on Mr S H Martins large residence Frank AVallin andlittle daughter of Nicholasville and his Mother of near Gum Sulpher were guests ofMesdames H L Tate and J F Griffin vr r lUr and Mrs John Fish aC- companied by Mrs Hester of Nashville will be here next week to r visit his parents Mr and 11rs1 Hiram Fish Lurlin the little tree amid a andLLIrSwUU scarlet ic efJo 1Vhilesh is x 13- EtiterstmcJ t1pRet therci t uiuch hope of bef recovery Deputy Slieriut J J j Wood i Jihs receive aim appointment as storekeeper and gu ager under Commis sioner Yerpec Mr Wood makes a good officermnct we arcI glad to see him get the appointment The News is aethat Mr Thomas N Roberts who has been in Catlettsburg will return oDanville and resume his old position with the Danville Dry Goods Company Danville News I lOCALS STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS OFF TIIK COLD Laxative BromoQuinine Tablets cure a cold in one day No cure no pay Price 25 cents KILOS Embroidery Silk 3 skeins for 10 cents at HOUK ADAMS Big Store Main st FOR SALEA two story brick residence and a two story brick store room AddressFritz Krueger Mch 293t Mt Vernon Ky The case against William Cun murderaof Henry Idol was called Wednes and passed over until next Mon day TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure E W Groves signature is on each n box- 2rjCts IN COUNTY COURTNoah Mason was fined 25 and ten days in jail for carrying concealed weapons George Hiatt colored was put in jail yesterday on a charg of sell ing liquor unlawfully DEAD Mrs Al Adams died on the 5th after a long suffering of consumption Rev J C Car ical preached the funeral Sunday after which the burial took place in the Rowe burrying ground TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES o I have sent out blank census re ports to each school district inthe Should auy Trustee or Chairman fail to receive the blanks dont fail to send or call for them W A B DAVIS S C S Apr 5 1901 NOTICE 0 To those who are owing me As I have been sick for the last two months L am in great need and feel confident that every one who intends paying me at allwill be prompt to comply with this notice April 5 1901 W A B DA SI FOR SALE Bargain in 120 acres land one mile from Brodhead known as the Jim Cummins farm 925 bottom 28 uplan Good Orchard stables nevef failing water Will sell cheap for cash Call on L C Ayers April 5 3t Brodhead Attention 500 has been approp riated by the Fiscal court for the purpose of widening grading and graveling the county road leading from Langford station to the corpo rate limits of Mt Vernon on the Richmond road Now let the cit izens along the the route to Lang ford station on Richmond road and of Mt vernon get together and raise by private subscription the sum of 250 for macadamizing the road from Main street out to the corporation limit This is an opportunity now to build and benefit the county It behooves to citizens now to act Subscribe liberally and build a good piece of read as an educator People will travel over it and more roads in ill then be built KW The Fiscal Court met Monday to fixt levy for 1901 For roads 15 cts on the iqo and fori current xpenses of the cotnty po tsOt1 ther6o making aUotal tf 45 ctg the poll tax at i i An order was made that time present i road comtnssiouerELLshould con Itmue until he next meeting of time court mu October that jthet cotti mission1 erS slioulchirieetr ohthe 22nd day of this month to apporr ion among the different overseer ers of the county their proportional part of tiny roacl fund and that r = rt each and every overseerer shall work his road three days in the month of May and three more in August or September and must make his report by the first Monday in October The present over seers will continuefor this year Deputy Sheriff Wood will sell on Saturday April 2oth at the residence of P J Hall just west 9f Brodhead one 3 roller cane mill one andaa saw null and fixtures to satisfy a debt of Jefferson Williams Sale will be on a credit of three months The Danville News says the- t consolidation 0Iof Collegetand j IS a most sure to be Last week the boards of trustees of the two colleges met and agreed on terms and all that remains is for the two Synods to ratify their action and as the members of the boards of trustees are the leading members of the Synod it is expected that they will indorse it KIm Li DJohn Crum a Dan velle policeman was shot and killed by a negro Wednesday night The negro escaped and was seen passing through Stanford about 5 ocloc rday morning coming in this direction A liber al reward will be miofor his arrest and delivery at D lville Descrip tion Rather low heavyoset 55 years old whiskers on his face and wore an army coat James Maret pioneer in the in dependent telephone business in this county and South Eastern Kentucky is pushing the enter prise as fast as practicable not only for improved through lines but for connections with all postofnces and important points in Rockcas tle Had our people waited for the Bell telephone monopoly to come into this territory with their wires and to make connection with the smaller places throughout the county as Mr Maret is working to accomplish the children of today would be great grandfathers and mothers if they were living at all before they ever saw a wire stretch ed by that monopoly in old Rock castle even then the exorbitant rates charged by them could only be paid by a few The Mt Vernon exchange was established May 1st 1900 and the manager has more than fulfilled all promises to his patrons and at a lower rate than any legitimate exchange in the State It is a omen enterprise which our people with a few ex ceptions have liberally supported receiving more thiaii full value for their expenditures By the middle willrrun from Lancaster to London where connectin will be made with wireSNpiug to Barbourville Wllliamsbur Jellico Knoxville and Tennesseepfxriuts and from Lancaster to Xl ton connecting with Win heste Frankfort and points thipugliou northern Kentucko and later with the Home company t Louisville which is putting in a plant at a cost of half a million dollars The efforts put forth by the BelLcompanj to crush the Independents and the movement for reasonable rates to the Kentucky people has proved abortive though every obstacle thatcould be thought of has been freely used by that enemy of jus ticeandreasoDtto annihilate its competitors from telephone business We are pleased to know that the company represented b our local manager here refuses to be bought out or bullied by the octapus and will reniaij in the field with tliim ty more allied Inde pendent companies continuing to serviceIhyproved 5lvitchboardsandaparatus County lines live been mapped out for Mullins Station Climax Disputapta Con way Scaffold Cane andGreenHih Do not leave home oriajourney without a bottle ot Chamberlains Colic Cholera ond Diarrhoea Remedy It is almost certain tome needed and cannot be procured while you sire on board the cars 91 teamship It is pleasant sale and reliable rot sale by THeo Wies Jcy Drugs t 7 r B IS1 TEljENrr The Quarterly statement of The Bank of Mt Vernon Mt Vernon Ky showing the financial condi tion nt e close of business March 1ILoans and Discounts lessjoans to Directors 1620501 Loans to Directors 15000 Overdrafts 2213tDue from National Banks 888826 Mortgages 2911800 369071ICurrent ExPe s ses Last Quarter 23606 559 57 g7YsI- 4 TQal30852491LIABILIES Capital Stock paid in in cash A 765000 Undivided Profits 97999 Deposits subject to check on which interest is not paid 2222250I Capital Stock not paid 735000- SUPPLErvIETARY Highest amount of indebtedness of any stockholder person com pany or firm including in the liability of the company or firm the liability of the individ ual members thereof dirctly or indirectly if such indebtedness exceeds 20 per centI of capital stock actually paid in and actual amount of surplus of the bank 50000 How is indebtedness stated in above itsecured By mort gageHighestamoupt of indebtedness of any director or officer if amount of such indebtedness exceeds 10 per cent of paidup capital stock of bank 15000 personIalTotal 3085249 STAT OF KENTUCKY C unto fRockcls tlsI W L Richards Cashier of The Bans of Mt Vernon a Bank located and doing business at the town of Mt Vernon in said county being duly sworn says that the foregoing report is in all icspects a true statement of the condition ot the said Bask at the close of bus iness on the 30th day of March 1901 to the best of his knowledge and belief and further says that the business of said Bank has been transacted at the location tamed and not elswhere and that the above report is made in compliance with an official notice received frotH the Secretary of State design ating as the day on which such re ports shall be made Subscribed and sworn to before me by W L Richards the first day of April 1901 M C Miller C R C C W L Richards Cashier Jonas McKenzie Fritz Kreuger James Adams f l Director j u If troubled by a weak digestion loss of appetite constipation try a few doses of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Every box warranted For saliby Theo Wesley Druggist i JOB COULDN HAVE STOOD IT If hed had Itching Piles Theyre terribly annoying but Bucklens Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of pl1esonl eartlif It has cured thousands For Injuries Pains or Bodily Eruptions its toe best salve in the world I i Price 25C a box Cure guarantesid Sold by all Druggists THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER The blood is costantly being purified by the lungs liver and kidneys KeeolTiese organs in a Jhealthy and the bowels needilofpose therejinothing equal to IriverJTablefs one dose them will do you naore good than a dollar bottle of thdbest blood pfififiei1 Price t25 cents Samples free at Theo V sl yDrltggstslntg store ir 4rz insLil10 ssat tJ rr irfi R ttr rra erri citf 7 trn S f PRI N 811 CK All TO M IS COM PLErE Beautiful and V ATTRACTIVE ome and see the Neiv Spfkig of PATTERN HATSif j Nobby and AftTstic icoJilst from Cities with a newn and beautiful line ofI 3IvE Ladies Middleaged and Young Ladies and Misses Hats Baby Caps and many EASTER NOVELTIES uit i EVERY one should have a new hat for EASTER SUNDAY t l ibestBeautiful and Becoming HatmTHE LADIES from all sections of Rockcastle ale most cordially to come and inspect these beautiful nov ties whether you buy or not Every mother should have sufficient pride in her daughter to buy her a nice Spring Hat that is most durable and serviceable HATS ITwill pay you to travel many miles tcget a hat that is and in style Every old laity should have a new spring bonnet and every middleaged and young hatIJPrices25C to 600 and ro od SILKS soctjtoLaces EMBROIDEELY 2 t4 cv to 2ocJ jFineJ1GIQv iElegant Gloves 84tq IP r pair 2i i Belts fBeltsB 11etEmbroidery Silks 45c per doz skeins INDIA LINEN for waists extra quality wi 11d Hat Styles the becoming IHEAD Everything new frthe head hair pins side combs hack combs and pompadour combs Lining stays brush binding hooks and eyes braids etc for dresses k Celebrated Straight front Corset Nice Ladies Vests Chiffons LibertySilks Ribbons and flowers in all the new shades R Lyons Ribbpns jti all colors and stylesi rrOWblackvelvet ribbons and iblacS dace the newest and latest lerdressesIietricoats ll See our Lndie shirts til o Guts TiesIi Ti s 23e to Soc fo I4isleIor gIve me a i call t7- ith= =MRS SftLLle WILLIftMS OLD BRICK HOTEL Opposite Courthouse MT VERNON KY SPECIAL NORMAL rr f 4 AtMt Vernon Kentucky PREPARE T1E 1GIIaRS for the examinntiW or for any on r i desiring to review the Cotnmou School branchesr a Prof EwerTJie ritcipaI tHASin thisilme ofJjjwoik and is especially prepared for it v lTERM BEGINS APRIL 29TH yti L LI t Buryaril I i t 4j r t FQR JtFrestr Qrocef ies of a KindsX Near Depot j THE PEOPLES DRUGRSTORE1I C C DAVIS GO iDRUG PATENTMEDICINES j En 1 j Pel ful11es Stati ri f 9 bigaEs Tobacco Paints ils ii t L tTOILET ARTIClEfI PRERIPTIONS CAREFULLV COPOTNTED j i 1 J I901wr j 44OUKADAMSv L00r t START INTO THE 20TH CENTURY iS l r1 WITH a Big List of Unheard ot BARGAINS i v 4- r 1 J stReceiyeq a Full Line of Spring Goods Rfi EAD Carefully Every Line of This Ad and Come and be Convinced that we are + J Actually Selling Coo Cheaper Than Ever Known in MT VERNON i HOME MARKETS Corrected each week by Houk Adams Ml Vernon Ky Arbuckles Coffee 130 Lion Coffee I3C lQI26cI4CI5cI671cFlour Belle of Lincoln per brl 400 Daisy flour per barrelIoLabelle flour 450 Bacon per lbiocDanl Boone Soap 3 cakes 5c Star Soal 3 cakes ice Rice No i per lbI j4c Granulated Sugar per Ib 6jf p 63cSPrutPShipstuff per hundredIOOCalico all the best brands 5c Calico all cheap grr les 5C under Can goods Ssc 1500Lard50 lb lots or more 45cIiUetgcFeathers J u A THE OF ALL the E coated with an pure of package fully descriptive No g i our one pound sealed 1S the in WOOLSON Land EocVDrop FJarrodsburg notes sale of lot of hogs Ji August delivery at 5 cts pound EP Claybrook of Hutchison has sold a of ib hogs to Ltxiugton at 531 MrcentsParis Depp Holman bought two of Wi JC Free 15 two weighed and j Mr Free- ra7 cattle exported against 751 the same two months of aserQ r Boots and Shoes rieawn oJg d7P h1 Wo N OCetFROM OCEAN TO 9 KEEP your feet dryland sae- t doctors bill best at Houk Aclams LION LUXURY WITHIN REACH a coffee a 0 a i 8790 the months Plymouth Rock 12 deliver at Mt A Sowder Level Green W Tate yesterday eight yearlings 5CJ C Hays to John C calves at 19 JH Harris of BftYlesold ca bunch of hogs to CT Johnson 5c bought of Honest Joe Show 30 80 ih shoats at 485 rtries V R Deuli liiVn Jr DJ t3 Y tJ rr Qen rt o for the mechanic laborer banker and the dude at all sorts ofI prices to all In fit and All is always same One package is just like another- It is uniform in every respect NEVER yo If you like one package you will like all I LION COFPEEisriotg1Dzcdor egg mixtures apd chemicals but is- IS full strengthand flavor IInevery of LION COFFEE you will find illustrated and list i in happinesspackages which only form which this excellent coffee is sold SPICE CO TOLEDO OHIO l f 0TIie Democrat the for per lot 260 News dozen hens for 10 The dozen 145 pounds brought J1i dozedGlasgow- Tunes fthiSIyewere 521 for 7f Februaryiijthis The for same last yearFOR SALKEggs fullbloodedI will Vernon C Ky P bought sold Peppier sevenI vAnIiousparti at aIal1dI5cralsoIiCp sold id feiincii SHOES farmer suit style nriceI Alike lIONCOFFEE IT VARIES SLION of heifer calves atI3 50 and to J A Young a bunch of plain year lings at 18 03 They sold to James and John Carson 67 ewes and lambs at 4 Interior Journal HE KEPT His LEG Twelve years ago JT Sullivan of Hartford Conn scractched his leg witha rusty wire Inflammation and blood poisoning set in For two years he suffered intense ly Then the best doctors urged amputation but he writesJ 11 used one bottle of Electric Bitters arid r i2 t boxes of Bucklens Arnica Salve ajtidfiiiy leg was sound and cfwell Eor Eruptions Eczema getter Sai Rheum Sores and ill r lood disorders Electric Bitters lilts no rival ail earth Try filet sill Dririijt will rirautee yyUnJ Jt J 1 I t CLOTHING Gents Furnishings DONT N ICE Dress Suits guaranteed fit prices that cannot pleaseOlothing and furnishings there end and invite all come look and obtain bargains UO2B RUat Adams suited T blushSatur ay bar FARMERSr st Phone 252 A TESTIMONIAL FROM OLD ENGLAND I consider Chamberlains Cough Remedy tbe best in the world for bronchitis says Mr Williams Savory Warriugon England fIthas saved my wife she having been a martyr to bronchitis for over six years being most tbe time confined to her bed She is now quite well It is a great pleasure to the manufacturers of Chamberlains Cough Remedy to able to publish ot this character They show tha- great good is being done pain suffering relieved and valuabh leves restored to health and happi ness by this remedy It is for sale by Theo Wesley Druggist Take the SIGNAL and get the the time from over county and Slate WBROWNI MT VERNON KY All business entrusted care willreceive prompt attention Office room No8 in the old Brick Hotel ICC Williams Attorneyat taw MT OFFICE On 2 floor of The Bank Mt Vernon on Church street Special attention given to collections R L BROWN ATTORNEYATLAW MT VERNON B OFFICE Up stairs in old brick hotel opposite Court house Special attention ghe1to col MULLINS JIOTELU l Urinlsliecl wltli Every Conven fence Bind Comfort John Farmer Prop LIVINGSTON KY SA1IPLk rooms lot Coniitterciai meti owdeJ1Frpnci co MONU MENTAL WORKS Brodbead Ky Granite and Marble y M4numents and Tombstone ALL TQRK FIRSTCLASS SATISFACTION GIVEN Wear patches when you can get Clothing of all so cheap We are the leaders IJl Nice Spring and bummer Clothing to and fail to is no to and Clothed in Style the prices Houk Adams are selling clothing mens fine shirts collars and ties anyrkindstyle and finish and price Boys suits fall ages Step in Houk and DC of of be anti all all all to VERNON ICY keptinbargain rd of at Will find it to their advantage to trade withus as we keep everything a farmer special Adams Main No R testimonials news our KENTUCKY grades COUNTY COURTFourth Monday in each month QUARTERLY gii Monday in January April July and October CIRCUIT COURT Second Mon day in February Fourth Monday in May and Third Monday in Sep tember MT VRRNON POLICE COURT Third Monday in each month RA JONES DENTIST STANFORD KY Phone No 48 Office over Higgins S McKenneys Store P A Pennington D D S M n DENTST- N W Cor Third and Chestnut Sts LOUISVILLE KY Will be at Miller Housi 4t ernon during all Circuit Courts 8EDRET ERVIDE CASESnecepted anywhere Only legitimate work taken Guarantees absolute fidelity to client ollections made criminal njiprdiorjciecl shad owing noniLv Kensonajble terms Address Detective Care this Paper t it ti lJIoM sH 10 flo ll L r 1 Adams f12t Vernon Ky l t J Furniture and ld TJlldltak 1Jgf A full and complete stock All orders filled promptly Motto Best goods and lowest prices IJ A Mullitis Son Successors to Iihmkcnship S Mulling LivixbsTox KENTUCKY The VerandaHotel JOSEPH COFFEY PROPR Stanford Ky Specially equipped for traveling t men Sample room on first floor Bath rooms free to guests RATES 200 per day MLMYERDENTIST Sv l MT VERNON KY OFFICE At the Rice propcrt PHONE No 38 r R Q Williams AttorneYatILaT J t Miller House 1v + HUGH MILDER PROP Rt Headquarters fbr Commercial I11heni Porter at aU trains Hotel FritS F FRANCISCO Pror Located at the J5epo KYGood ight1raellngMrt furlunches lriurant Tt1fj kind 31SceMt