M r VERNON SIGNAL

I MT VERNON KY Jan 14 1910

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TAS HANDRTJM AgentPhone No S1

Entered at the Mt Vernon Ky Postofficeas secondclass mail matter

e PERSONALMr D N Williams continues very

sickLittleHazel Myers has been very

sick this week

J J McCall has taken charge ofthe Frith Hotel at Biodhead

J Fish the clothier and furnish ¬

er was in Louisville this week

Mrs H J Mullins who has beensick for about three weeks is bet

iterMissAlza Thompson is with her

sister Mrs L R Hughes at Stan

fordJohnRenncr and family left

Sunday for Oklahoma where theywill reside

Miss Jalia Reynolds of Maretburg will enter Caldwell CollegeDanville soon

Mrs Mary Conn who has beenvery sick for several weeks is butTmcle improved

iW T Davis has moved his

family to the farm he recently pur ¬

chased near Cove

Mrs Rosa Nesbitt andniecei Ruth Reppert arg stopping at

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OlFper Adams is here from

Ettawah Tenn for a few days

with his parents Mn and Mr

Rome Adams

UH McKinney was up from Pu ¬

laski yesterday Mr McKiney is

looking fine and isweHpleasedith bis new hometwI A son of Tom Kirby who came

there the first of the year to enterschool and was taken down sick is

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Ivery lowand little hope of his re

I recovery

Mrs Cora White left SaturdayHarrisburg 111 where heI l joinher husband Mrs Whitebeen visiting her parents Mr

i4Mrs Rome Adams

G CPrice was in tcfwnIjSSiday and toldus thAi e would

t r s Tv v w Vernon but3t4Jti t1lrn towould remain at IjeVvelkGfeen and

Ukc tip his lathers practice

cap AoN Bentley who came

so neiV dying in Texas frOm

ipueu111Oi has recovered suffi

ciently to be brought back to Lou ¬

isville He is still in a very sericus condition and it is feared thathe will lose hfs heariugentirely

Mrs Anna E I iller will leave

this evening Friday loi St JosephMo from which rpoint she will ac

jciiinnsnv her uncle t Thou W1lSand aptrtyer friends 00110

pit toouibtrfu Mexico btre Mrmteies in aI n cc 0

tplautat Mr JLifleie-

xtuLlu t about iiour weeks

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LOCAL

Go to KrucgerJs for shoes vNew Stock ofiRubbers for every ¬

body at J FishsF Krueger carries a lull line of

beautiful neckties

For extra large caskets seeGEO OWENS

The two ear old child of JimKuby died Sunday

A small child of Emery Cottongim of Pine Hill died Mondaynight 4

Oscar Wallen will put groceriesin one sideof Dr S C Davis drugstore

Browns Comedy Co will givean entire chn e of play each nightcommencing tonight with UncleJosh

Get your Rubber Boots at Fishsand you will get the best He sellsthe Ball Band all branded FirstQuality

If you need comforts and blanketsnow is the time to get them Allgrades go at a big reduction I

B S MCKENZIE CO

Special School Matinee atcourthouse Saturday afternoon at 230By Browns Comedy Co Allschool scholars 10 cts All others20 cts to matinee

W N Thompson who lives onthe Redd place near town droveover to Lancester first of the weekwith a wagon load of Tobacco aidsold it for 15706 and Jack Hysinger sold his tobacco crop of i34acres for196oo-

Rd Mullins and Emmet Burtonwere in Stanford Monday with 60head of cattle which they disposedof from 254 to 5cts per lb Thetewere about 800 head on the marKet

54 being the best price Muleswere in good demand

MERCHANTS Would like to havethe addiess of every merchant inRockcastle county Especiallythose who are interested in priceson hay com flour meal feed andbhipstuff Write for prices andgive shipping

pntTAsP SHELBY

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SINcrwroNCTARK Miss HelenEarnest Clark

fer Orlando lasteton is a popularL blic Schools of

5 a daughter of Mrton of the Orlando

lr Clark is a son jbfk of Madison County

L live tor a while near Mcin the Eastern part of thisHere wishing them sue

appinessIHAHN Miss Jalia Brown

rJbert Hahn were married-

ay at the home of the brideedom this county Rev Pike

rohead officiating Miss Brown-

a daughter of Mr Gto Brown

and one among Rockcastles pretti ¬

est young women Mr Hahn is

the youngest son of Mr and MrsFred Hahn who have lived nearFreedom for a number of years

but recently moved to Crab OrchardThis young couple will leave in twoor three weeks forFt Wayne Indto locate The SIGNAL and a hostof friends wish them a long andhappy marriedlife

The writer had the privilege ofattending Tuesday evening the de

bate between Edd Long of theLatter Day Saints and Rev obertsof the Christian Church now beingheld at Brodhead This debate con

sists of a series of twelve debatesLast week Rev Roberts took theaffirmative establishing the Chris ¬

tian as the trte Church Eld Longdenied this week Long has the af ¬

firmative attempting to establishthe Later Day Saints and JosephSmith as a ti ue prophet Robertstakes the negative Large crowds

are in attendance each eveaiug butnot so much through real interestas through curiosity

UV4atis expected of such a de ¬

bate was the appropriate question

we heard asked by several of thebetter and more conservative citiz ns of that town and the almostutiamimous response was

nothing except a broaderadver ¬

tisement of the Latter Day Saintsin a neighborhood where an effort is

being made to establish such aI Church This debate which is

I character zed principally by abuse

of Joseph S llhandAl xl der-

ICaOlpbelldn the most scathingj epithets of each sp aker toward theother is more like a blond reatingpolitical fight jtafisa frendly lis-

tcussioo of the Holy ScriiJturea

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fGo to Kruegerte for hats

1l1Pt J W Kincerhas hisofficeover 1eopirs Bank >

Browus l01l1edyCciQpQn atcourt house tonight in the funnyComedy in 3 acts Uncle Josh

We have a fine lt cf clothingwhich hwill sdl cheap iltaudsee us F KRI EGKB SON

When in town call on me andhave a frierdy chat and see ntvline of coffins caskets robes andmonuments GEO OWNS

Champ Mullins the crippleboywho has made his home with Mrand Mrs W M Owe ii of Burrdieddiseases

yesterday ofa complication fIs

See the matineat court houseSaturday afternoon at 230 Onl10 cts for school scholars andchildren under 12 All other20 cents

The man who pusheshisbusinecis the mal who succeeds and thman who lets his business push himis the man whom the sheriff hato visit sooner or later

Have just returned from citwith a full line of new upt dill

couch caskets and robes for botlladies arid gents When in neeofany thing in this line call atitexamine mv stock before goinjelsewhere as I know I can pleaseyou GEORGE OWENS

Manager of Mk Vernon Casket Co

The residence of Cris Sowdeilocated about four miles south ofMt Vernon burned last FridayJust how the fire started is notknown Mr Sowder had built i

fire in the kitchen stove and goneto a store a short distance away andon his return found house burningHe saved all his contents exceptthose in the kitchen and dinningroom Loss about 1000 or i20and no insurance

FARM FOR SALE

25Iacres in timber the rest in a goodstate of cultivation 18 acres iiwheat good fencing well wateredby springs two good houses twogood barns aJlObt buildingsnecessay This farm is in Pulaskicounty one mile northwest of

L Flat Lick Stone Church Thisfarm will be sold at a baVgajtn

Call on meat the farm or addressme at Valley Oak KyS WM WIISON

Mt Vernon KyJanuary 10 1910

Editor of SIGNAL

I see that you offer space in youivaluablepaper for us to expresswhat we think would better OUT

conditions and improve our sur¬

roundingslam in the livery business here

in Mt Vernon butthegreat draw ¬

back to it is the very bad roadsI could have a much bettertable and many more horses if wehad good roads Good highwaysvould mean more travel and wouldnot that cause us to secure morehelp and buy more feed Wouldnot this mean the circulation oimore money and require moreemployment I think that ourleading citizens and business mendo not push this movement as theshould I am for our schools for

improving our town but thegreatest of all is the good roadquestion These are my views

RespectfullyE B BROWN

Orphans sent from Rockcastlecounty to Masonic Widows andOrphans Home Louisville begin-

ning in the year 1873 are namedbelow Alice and Theodosia Densonwere the first Charles E and WmC Argenbright Livingston Goebeland Sherman Bowers Jack AdamsCarter and Mary Carter BrodheadHarrison Clark Cline Clark DM Ores E L Cress L C

Cress Ed Herron John HerronHazel Salyers James ScarbrougbrNora Scarbrough Herbert WallenHomer Nallen Susie VSV WallenThomas tiL Wallen and Wm tWallen from Mt Vernon Manyof these remained atthe Home andreceived good educations and aVej

today leading business citizensin various states Others werepermitted to return to their formerhomes or homes found for themby their relatives before finishingtheir education 5 here are nowremairiiB i1

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U1tf1oi nine Rock¬

castle children raging iu ages from

5t015 all getting along nicely and

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J k p1sl 1iop can buy Mens and Bovs

nd Overcoats REDUCEDIPRICES atJ Fishs tiovvC Conicee

vJTOTJpBi To t IAXPAI ERS Doyou have your tax receipt for i9io

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not aliand settie t once oryour land wiHveadvertised forsale in February

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ExSqeriffM6TtCEthe fiim of S B McKenzie Co-

bJS dissolved The business willcontinue of before with So B Mc-

Kenzie aS proprietor and under thefi U name S BMenzie

II twejfvatchand jewelry repairing Ifou need anything in our line give

us a call Shop iiiDr SC DavisDrugstore Ve gU raiitre our workNov igt Ft MOORE

FOR SALEOzfehousC and lotI Lit qg ton and my farm of too

icres near Roundstone section well

unproved W1ll lritt bargainsW B SiGMON

ec I73m Wildte Ky

PQUATTO SELYOUR FAR1

List it with W H Benton RealIstate Agent Brodhead Ky I

have several buyers coming herethis week to buy Rockcastle CountyFirms if they could see your farm-

t might be the onejtHey want lcharge you nothing if I do notnake a sale Write or see me

IFor variety and range of topicstreatedthe annual report of the1908I I

kileidbscopic Containing articlesof such divers interest as Avia¬

tion in France in 1908 and TheI

Evolution Of the Elephant it hassomething to pTeasePall

Gen Ruins N Rhodes presidentmd editor of the Birmingham News

ra director of the AssociatedPress died at his liptne in Birming¬

ham Alt from rights diseaseipd arterial trouble He was bornit Pascagoula MisS and was 53years old

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THE LARGEST MAKER AND RETAILER

OF MENS FINE SHOES IN THE WORLD

SUPERIOR TO OTHER MAKESI have worn W L Douglas shoes for the

past six years and always find they arc farsuperior to all other hlsh grade shoes IntyUcomfort and durability W QOONE8

119 Howard Ave Utica NYIf I could take yoznto my large fac

torie at Brockton Maii and show youkpw carefully W L Douglas shot aremade you would realize why they soldtheir akape fit better wear longer andare of greater value than any other makeLDouglesnarueaMprfcIi

U your de ler cwmot fit you with VTUDotnlMtboetwrite for Mail Order Catalog TVLDougl octon-

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SjFINANCIAL REPORT

Report of thf condition of theBank ofMt Vernon doing businessthe town of Mr Vernon RockcastleCounty Stateot Kentucky at theiclose ofbusiness on the 28th day oftDec 1909

RESOURCES

withlone75085 44

Real estate mortgages 12 175 082

Time loans on collateral 2374 86Due from Natl Banks 9558 19U S Natl Bank-

notes 3373 oq

SpecieOverdraftssecured 14469060 86

Current expenses paid 483 28Furniture and Fixtures 420 25

Total 107977 87

LIABILITIESCap 1 stock paid in cash 15000 opsurplus Fund 7000 opUndivided profits 1276 75Deposits subject to checkon which jut is not paid 59497 12 I

Deposits subject to checkon which int is paid 21604 00Notes and Bills rediscounted 3000 op

Total 107977 87

STATE OF KENTTCKY jCounty of Rockcastle Set

I W L Richards Cashier ofthe above named Bank do solemn ¬

ly swear that the above statementis true to best of my knowledgeand belief

W L Richards Cashier

Subscribed and sworn to beforeme this 6th day of Jan igloMy Commission expires Jan 6 1910

AB FURNISH

Notary Public Rockcastle Co KyDirectorsW L Richards C

C Williams

WORK 24 HOURS A DAY

The busiest little things evermade are Dr Kings New LifePills Every pill is a sugar coatedglobule of health that changesweakness into strength languorinto energy braintag into mentapower curing Constipation Head-

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Chills Dyspepsia Malaria25C at Chas C Davis

The longdrawnout fight forFederal appointments in Kentuckyin which Senator Bradley and Representative Edwards have teenthe opponents was won in partby Senator Bradley who at a

conference with Presidedt Taftand Postmaster General HitchcockWednesday secured the followingappointments Ludlow F Pettyto be collector of internal revenueat Louisville T A Fields of Ash ¬

land to be collector ot internalrevenue at Lexington A L Pat ¬

rick to he United States Marshallfor the Eastern district

United States secret service menwho have been investigating theBurley Tobacco Society assertedSaturday at Cincinnati that suit forthe dissolution of the society on theground that it operates in violationof the Sherman law will be begunin the United States District Courthere in afewd ys

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link the Chaia oiLife chainstronger than itt

link the bodytlwn its

weakest organ If there is weakness ot stomach liver lungs there isweak link in the chain of life which may snap any time Often this tocalledU weakness is csjueedljjy lack nutrition result weakness diseaseof the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition andweaknesses of the stomach and its allied organs are cured the ue of DrPierces Golden Medical Discovery When the weak or diseased stomach ucured otherorgans which seem remote from stomach but whichhave their origin in a condition of stomach and

organs of digestion and nutrition cured also

The strea man has a strong stommckTake the above recommended uDlscove7Yu jion have a stroaf cleat

a strong bodyGIVEN AWAY Pierces Common Sense Medical Advisernew revised Edition is sentriff on receipt of stamps to payexpense of mailing rnd 21 oneceat stamps for thebook in par covers or 31 stamps for the clothbound voturne Address Dr R V Pierce Buffalo N Y

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