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Mount Vernon signal Mount Vernon signal 300dpi TIFF G4 page images James Maret Mt. Vernon, KY 1897 mou1897012201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Mount Vernon signal Mount Vernon signal James Maret Mt. Vernon, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Br' 'V -- ? V 1 W-"fit "J j QSK ' ) .1 $?$-'- " ' - rmm IPIIIII ff VOLUME XL CURRENT TOPICS. tfim-JFOURTH fm Y MtlitL' H MT. VERNOK, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1897. plnl C0NGKESS Hy SENATC-Tueeday NUMBER 20. SPANISH GUNBOAT SUNK Asparagus la used for food. Miiavaukek street ear fares Are to bo mluccd to four cents. People who uso tobacco to a great flegrco rarely suffer from cholera. Minneapolis trades and labor coun ell wants postal banks established. 'vN Enplish Stevo Brodlo jumped . from tho Forth bridge, 150 feet high. The Sunday-schobutton is tho latest development of tho button fad. TliK city of New Orleans Is now six incJies lower than it was 40 years ago. A oiutAT many American Hags aro hiado by sweatshop labor in Now York. l'HE Indian appropriation bill has been complotcd. It appropriates ol the oldest known 'i'liK Chicago" Dispatch says there ro 3,000,000 unemployed in tho United States. Tiikiik nro still 20,000,010 square miles of tho earth' surfaco that havo not been explored. Uov. Tujinev, of Tennessee, rccom-monthe extension of tho secrot ballot to tho entiro state. J. W, Durham, postmaster of Ky., has a son M'J'.o weighs 220 pounds. The rosults of the last French census, just pnblishcd, show a continuod decreuso In tho birthrate. It is estimated" that 2,500,000 bushels of wheat are being held west of Winnipeg, Man., for higher prices. Imperfect teeth aro a suro sign of civilization. Perfect teeth aro found, as a rule, only among savages. TiTTsiiuiiaii will follow Chicago with an ordinanco forbidding women to wear hats or bonnets in theaters. Two Larked (ICas.) men shipped 30,000 pounds of jack rabbit to a Jow York commission firm a few days since. , The draft of tho Pacific cable commission has been signed by tho Urltlsh, Canadian and Australian govern-.tnontnine-year-old s. g, house. The singular punishment for bigamy in Hungary is to compel tho man to livo together with both wives in ono A BI.KIOH owned by Aldcn Rich, of Uouldsvillc, Vt, was mado 155 years ago, in 1741, but is still in uso and good running order. An American robin was recently . found near Manchester, Eng. Urltlsh naturalists nro wondering how it cro&sed"the ocean . A Texnkssek convict is asking for a pardon on thegrouud'that at his trial ho pleaded only in - order vto os v capojinob violence. 'The tono of a piano is best when tho instrument is not near a walL An oven temperature should bo main tained in tho room. of tho Salvation army and he has mado Gen. Booth an offer of land in Rhodesia for the army's use. A crusade against Jnpaneso labor lias begun at Orangevalc, Cal. Tho Japanese havo been warned to lcavo, under penalty of death, RosiON will abrogate) its printing contracts and establish a municipal plant.. A stato plant is now wanted by tho Typographical union. A Miff kind of jackrabblt making depredations at Rialto, Cal., has front tcoth several inches long that "curl n round in grotesquo shapes." Artificial arms nnd legs were used in Egypt as early as 700 li. C. Thoy woro mado by tho priests, who were tho physicians at those times. Vessels propelled by wind carry f of tho tonnago of tho about world. In Britain alone 40 per cenj of tho tonnago is in sailing vessels. Uex. W. W. Guthjue, of Atohinson, Kan., has established a breed of polled Hero ford cattlo by starting with a freak in his herd of thoroughbreds. Miss Toedteiieiiq is the best paid librarian in tho world. Sho looks after n valuable collection of books owned by the Historical Society of Brooklyn. William Turner, of PJerco county, Georgia, Is 101 years old and his wlfo 09. They were In their teens when they wero married. They now havo one-hal- Cecil Rhodes is a hearty supporter sion. Second Seiilon. WARniNOTOit, Jnn. 13. i.blll was Introduced by Mr. Iltll (dem , Jf. V.) tnd was roterrcd to the cost office committee proposing to Ox tho term or fourtU-clai- s post' masters at four yoars, except In the case til appointments o ail vacancies, when Ihoy an to be for tnb unexpired period. The resolution offered by Mr". Allen (pop, Neb.) Monday in regard to the violation of tho eight-holow In IlrooUlyn by :ontraCtors with thr navy department wai up and agreed to. The house bill for taken free homesteads on publlo lands acquired from Indian tribes was taken up as tho unfinished business. It was advocated by Mr. Allen and opposed by Mr. Vilas, (dem., Wis.). xne out went over without notion nnd th icnato atSMB adjourned until Wednesday. IIousi Tho proceedings wero very tame It the house Tuesday. A number of bridge bills and other minor measures were passed, and at 6 o'clock an adjournment was takon until Wednesday. Washington, Jan. It Senate The first two hours of Wednesday's session was spent behind closed doors, in the consideration ot executive business (tho extradition treatlei with Argentina and the Orange republic) and the rcmalndor of the day was occupied In the delivery of a speech by Mr. Ilacon (dem., da.) on the question whether the recognition or new power was an excoutlve or a legislative act Ills contention was that It was a legislative function; one exclusively for determination by congress A bill appointing the score-taror the treasury, tho secretary or tho Interior and the attornoy general a commission to settle the debt of the Pad no railroads tc tho government was Introduced by Mr. Goal (rep. La.), chairman of the commltteo of Pacific railroads, and was referred to the commltteo. House The house spent tho day on th calender and pissed a number ot minor bill! by unanimous consent Tho bill providing that oleomargarine and other Imitation dairy products shau be subject to tho laws or th stato or territory Into whloh thoy aro transported, was nprung unexpectedly. Strong opposition developod nt onco, with tho result that ufter a long wrangle a demand for the previous question on tho passage of the bill was voted down by a narrow majority. Th house then adjourned. Washington, Jan. lo Senate The house bill for free homosteads on tho publlo lands In Oklahoma Territory, which has been unfinished business In tho senate, came to a vote Thursday after three hours' debate and was passed yeas 33, nays II. It was llrstamonded In a ery Important particular by striking out the words ' In tho territory of Oklahoma," thus making It apply to all publlo lands acquired from tho various Indian tribes. It provides that all settlers on these lands shall be entitled to patents, on payment ot the usual and customary foes and that no further chargo of any kind shall be required. Italso provides, by another senate amendment, that all sums of money so released, whloh If not released would bolong to any Indian trlbo, shall be paid to such tribe by the United States. The bill now goes back to the house for action on tho same amendments. An effort was then mado by Mr. Morgan to get up tho Nicaragua canal bill and to mako It the unfinished business: but there was nonuorum.votlng on his motion and tho scnato aV 10 p. "in. adjourned ' till Monday. House Tho oleomargarlno bill was passed Thursday. Consldvablc opposition i as de--. nloped tout" Ji dlJi'.'ot prove formidable on iho yon and nay oto on the third reading. which the opponents of tho measure accepted ns final. Tho yeas wero 128 and the nays 90. Some amendments to perfect the measure ncre agreod to without opposition Tho bill makes oleomargarine and other imitation dairy products subject to the lawsot the stato or torrltory into which they aro transported. The remainder or the day was spent by the house In transacting routlno business under the unanimous consent rule. Wahiiinoton, Jan. la Senate Not In sesp grandchildren. Mus. Smith, a hundred-year-ollady at Grantham, Eng., docs all her own housework, nurses an invalid ncphow, 317 d and sells potatoes, which sho has planted and dug up herself. Iiikhk aro 52 penitentiaries and over 17,000 jails in the United States. They cost 5500,000,000 to build them. Tho criminal expense to tho country is not less than $100,000,000 annually. SiNCinJerry Simpson is returning to congress it Is recalled that ho was tho very first representative to throw dignity to tho winds and to appear sailing down Pennsylvania avenuo on a At a literary party in Hartford one lady woro a gown made of copies of two sensational Now York papers. It is said that there was no difficulty in deciding thai she represented tho Big-lopapors. The Japanese religion demands that a man must worship "R tho soil,'1 Dover, Del., Jan. 10. The caucus of every day. Princes nnd rich men evade this by sprinkling a little dirt In one tho republican general assembly Moncorner of a room, somotlmes on a day evening nominated J. Edward for United States senator. The square of cement made for tho purdemocrats of tho regular general aspose. 1'ue air Is so clear in the Arctlo re sembly did not go Into caucus at nine gions that conversation can be carried o'clock as was agreed to. The democratic caucus reconvened easily by persons two miles apart It Iihs also been asserted on good author after midnight and Gen. R. R Kenney ity that ut Gibraltar tho human voice was nominated for senator on the 30th ballot. The nomination of Kenney is has been distinctly heard at u distant virtually a victory fir the- silver rocu. of ten miles. w Ad-dic- House Five hours wero spent Trldsy In disposing ot routlno business, principally private pension bills. A number or them wore passed. A Semite bill fronting an increase to the widow ot Gen John Olbbon, met with opposition but It went through in its ortglnnl shape which, with the president's approval, tt will glvo Mrs Ulbbon 100 a month Mr. (rep. Mass) Introduced In tho house Friday a bill fixing the ago for retirement, from the classified service of the United States ut 0i years. All offices are to bccoinos vaoant when the person holding them becomes 65 yoars old, and no person more than A3 years old Is to bo eligible to appointment The act, howovor, Is not to apply to union veterans ot the late wnr or their widows. At the night session ot the house u round dozen of pension bills wero passed. Tho wldowsof GeaOrcenClay Smith and Geo. A Morrow wero the benoOclarles In two ot the .bills passed, tho former receiving a pension or $50 per mouth and the latter 175 per month. Wabjiinoton, Jan. 18. Senate Not in session. House No business of impottanco was transacted in the house Saturday. Most of the day was spent In delivering eulogies upon the lite Charles P. Cilsp. Washington, Jan 19 Senate Senator Murphy's bill tor a new custom house in New York w is reported back favorably and placod on tho calendar Tho prosent custom house-sitIs to bo uso 1, nnd tho limit ot cost Is ?5,. 000,00.). Tho bill to provide torn representation of the United Stiles by commissioners at any International monotarr conference was Introduced and Is to be taken up Tuesday without reference to a committee. The nrmy appropriation bill appropriating ovor JJJ00J,-00was passed without question or remark. There, was a few minor amendments whloh will probably be concurred In by the house, without the formality of a conference The Nioaraguan canal bill was taken up and made tho unfinished business (33 to 11), and after a two hours' speech In support of it by Mr. Morgan (dem., Ala.) tho aonate at 5:15 adjourned until Tuesday. House The house spent Monday In consideration of miscellaneous matters, business of tho District of Columbia occupying the greater portion ot the session. Asldo from theso measures of purely local Interest, bills wero passed: To prohibit and punish the sale of liquors to the Indians over whom tho Interior depirtmont exercises guardianship; extending for two years the time for tho completion ot tho Kansas, Oklahoma Central and Southwestern railway through Indian territory nnd Oklahoma: amending the patent laws, along the lines proposed by the Amortoan Bar association; to glvo to tho United States the benefit of devices patented by naval officers; authorizing the construction of a bridge across the RloOrando at El Paso, Tex ; also or a bridge across tho Monongehola from Draddoek to Mifflin, Pa. J. Edward Aildlcks Nominated. Oil-le0, minutes later. The bartender who Sunday morning when a,3,inlsh gun- gave him the liquor will be prosecuted. boat was sunk by means oXSKtorpedo The dry goods stock of and many of her crew IcMed. A de- Obcrdorfer, Henderson, was S. and E. damaged tachment of rebels had maWan attack by firo to tho extent of S20.0O0. 'Ihc Upon tho forts at (Juamo, scfcelistancc up tho Cau to rlverTTvinafc of Santi fire caught from tho furnace in the ago do Cuba, and the Sjmish troops tellar. The loss is fully covered by fearing that they would nobo able to insurance. M'.M.nAL republican applicants havo hold out asked for assistance from Manzanlllo on tho coast. 0 Saturday their petitions in circulation for tho night the gunboats. CentinefV, and Re Elkton post ofllcc. A I'ehtion is being circulated at lampago left Manzanlllo miller orders to ascend the river and protect tho Versailles, asking Gov. IJradley to parforts. Tho commander ofi tho gun- don Dr. Walker Davis, who has served boats used all posslblo speed uajfunning 12 years 'of a llfo sentence for tho alup tho coast to the mouth of 'tyhe river, leged poisoning of his father-in-laUuitoi.Ain climbed tho Ore escape but when they began to a'ljen d they proceeded very .cautiously, Tispeeti ng Into Guthrie &, Watson's dry good3 esLexington, demolished that the rebels might have P"fti ted tor- - tablishment, pedocs in tho channel. All: I well the drawers in a handsome counting-roodesk, and received for their pains oslte a until the gunboats weroi piece. place called Mango, when .Hpltc nil a nicklo and n plugged two-ced the precautions that had, taken Mits. Geo. Lewis and her the Kclampago struck a toriatf o. in- child, at Ft, Estill, Madison counefnntlv fhnrrt wnt n s plosion ty, futnlly burned. The and masses of water were li! Wed to a child's clothing first caught fire. great height The hull orUiUlt clam- - The St. John's Free Silver club, of pago was torn open anu si once Hardin county, consisting of 103 nicm-bei- s, began to sink. Thero was iavn to has called upon Hon. D, R. Murlower a boat and almost the ray, of Cloverport, to bocorao a candiextent of the disaster com llzcd date for circuit Judge. tho vessel wont down. TlWWI1! ioard Mn Joiw FicttfiUSON and Mrs, Nancy who wero not injured jum tho Fought, both of Nortonville, wero marwater and made their vkIMhi Jbest ried tho other day. The groom Is 83 !en- - years they could In the direction' old, w. tile the brido is 11 years uneu. as soon ns it wa: 'the his junior. Rclamnago was sinki: Cen The business block known as tho wero to Lexington Itusiucss Colloge building, tineli boats tho rescue. Tho rebi red wns sold at auction to W. "Hops" to be in stroncr ongi the turfman, for $38,8 j0. the banks of tho river n& hey Tin; National Sanitarium association saw tho Spaniards in th ej will-hol- d next annual meeting in directed a heavy rltlo nro .iBMBB niT' "Lexington.its The Centincll oponed jl At Lexington, Henry Jctikltis. colrebels, but as thoy could ored, who on November 2 killed Avery and their positions could, Reese, a fellow laborer, by a blow from covered by tho smoke fro: it is not believed that any lBBJR3eXi' a spado, nnd was afterward captured In Otfor.1, O., was tlic other eveniug were inflicted upon them, sentenced to IU years in the penitenWhen tho Contlnoll's b tiary for voluntary manslaughter. ed to rescue tho men stU; Wiifma.n, aged SO, wid-fltwater tne reoeis ureu up 3BHH.Mllt t Mits Ah. Wiseman, prominent as tho of tno Spaniards bravely , p lirst abolitionist in Estill county, died their work ot rescuo until. had been taken from tho wZEKimfo tho oUiet day of grip S.", a well Alii Mu.it ltitoAtinuH, . Tho comman ler of the' nioivn farmer anil mi old soldier, died so s'ertouslywounded, ttf,lfly.hpiuc nc-k- t Luuiattcr, the. other. entertained for.his red r?- -" t ti . The condltiorf of Ite LsucncrinuaaBidui ,nie'gramriut'y re- jjnctl -j - o fmn rnt'd 1111 indictment against Charles Centincll to nrocoed to ifunmn uirii r. r she therefore returned to Mauzanll'lo ,,'rnylor, tho confessed inuidcicr of where the news of the disaster ca"used Nellie Mep; Taylor was arraigucd in conit mid his trial set for tho pres, Intense excitement. The ofliclnl report of the affair states ent term. Cait, J. II. llowi.AM), republican, thut the commander, second engineer and three sailors of the Rclampago has anuounced that he is a candidate woro killed and her boatswain, quar- for tho post office at Cloverport. I'aijik au's city directory for tho termaster, chiof engineer, pilot and four sailors wounded. Tho boatswain year 1S')7 has just been issued. Tho of tha Centincll was killed autl her publisher ligutcs that tho Purchase pilot, second engineer, gunner and sit metropolis h:is n population of 21,433 sailors were wounded. CoNOunssM.vv llKimrhas Intro lucod Iloth gunboats were small vessels in- a bill to give Carrollton a 335,005 post tended principally for river service and office building. they did not carry largo crows. A WiNciiKbrnt man has r.old 2,100 bushels of wheat nt SI. 01 a bushel. Louisville Hank Closed. ; a LouisNottvix S. (Jr.oi!!', Louisviu.e, Ky,, Jan. 10. Tho Ger- ville councilman, fellformerly few days dead n man national bank was closed Monday ago at Chicago. by order of tho controller of thocur-rencTin; court of appeals decided that Examiner Escott is In 'charge. IIo refuses to make n statomont of tho tho Louisville Gas- Co. has no right to bank's condition, but tho assets and charge niutur rent. It is liabilities will probably not exceed deputy reported that W, A. Jtyrd,a United States marshal, was 8100,000. The bank has been doing business 25 years. Had management hilled in Iheathitt county while in tlte is assigned as the causo of the trouble. discharge of his duty. Tiik republican committee of TrimLouisville, Ky., Jan. 19 Monday night the directors decided to organize ble county has indorsed Hon. O. W. the Southern national bank to tako Lieberlli, of Ken port, for collector. Junor. T. .1. !:cott is announced as a tho business of tho German national, to the ofllco and tho controller of currency was candidate for telegraphed for tho necessary papers. of circuit judge of the Twenty-fift- h Sixty thousand dollars wero pledged judicial d sttict, composed of tho counties of Clark, Jessamine, Madison and ns subscription to the capital stock. Powell. s Newport Dank Falls. Tiikhi: are now four republican for the legislature from Pulaski Newport, Ky., Jan. 10. Tho First national bank, of this city, at the county, 'J hey nro 1) It. Hubble, John northwest corner of Fifth and York A. Jasper, L. Itninwntcr and Michael streets, did not opeti its doors Monday. T. Freeman. Mosi.8 Ukttox, a fnrmer living on Tho nows spread with great rapidity, and before long thero was a crowd of Red Ulrd creek, ten miles from Pine-villaccidentally shot nnd killed, his excited depositors assembled in front daughter. of tho bank, clamoring for an explanation. No ono wns allowed hi the instiTiik post ollicc at Ilalscll, Warren tution. The olllcials sent out word county, has 'been discontinued. Mail that the bank was solvent, but had to Riehardsville. Judok Paiikkh, in tho circuit court been forced to close down for lack of ready monoy. Assurance was sent out at Lexington, handed down his opinion in tho city election cases of that no ono would loso anything. nnd Gcers (repub, Warren Minister Willis' funeral. licans) against Garland, Foushco nnd Honolulu, Jan. 10. Correspondence Masucr (democrats) for tho offices of of the United Associated Presses per city clerk, nsscssor and jailer. Tho steamer City of Rio do Janeiro, via decision favors tho democrats, who are San Francisco, January 18. Tho funer- now holding tho offices. Tho al of Minister Willis took place on the tho result of alleged illegal suit was methods Sth inst. Tho body lay in stato In tho by tho In tho city great throne hall and was visited by a used in 189". democrats caso goes toelection Now tho large number of citizens. The Central court ot appeals on the grounds tho that Union church was crowded at tho tho law services. Tho procession was headed complied governing returns was not with. by 600 soldiers. Prcsldont Dolo and Tup. attempted fusion between the chief officials of tho government atand populists in Lyon county tended. failed. Minnesota Bavin Hank Falls. examining trial St. Paul, Jan. 10. Iho Minnesota of At Paintbville, tho the alleged murParis Walters, for Savings bank has made an assignment to Wm. Illckel, Sr., vlco president of der of Llndscy Co nicy, resulted in his the defunct Allemnnia bank, and acquittal. Taylor IIrkkt, individual bookfather of Wra. Itlckol, jr., president oi keeper of the German national bank, the Minnesota Savings bank. Assets of Covington, committed suicldo by 8250,000; liabilities $210,000. cutting his throat. The Threo Friends Violated No law. Lkwis county gained n step in the Jacksonville, Flo., Jan. 10. The direction of free turnpikes the other Three Friends has violated no law and day when the htoelcliolders of one she will bo released unless uew libel Is tnrnplkn decided to transfer it to the filed in ten days. county. n Torpedo, and ThosoVot Injured Jump Overboard Insurgents Fire Upon J. 1'. GitcaoiiY has been commissionthe Drowning Mnli ed us p' tmastcr at Neosheo, Simpson in 19. Though the Havana, Jan. surgents have nd nnvylhoy do Hot county. W At.rp.it, n Henderson Negro, Jouv hesitate when tho opportunity offers aged 0J years, drunk seven cups of xuu 10 attacK vno opanisn warmps. occurred whisky in seven minutes, und died 15 this KENTUCKY STATE NEWS. j THE FARMERS' BANK and TRUST COMPANY, Successor! to the Lincoln latest instance of kind KY. STANFORD. National OR Bank. By provision of its charter, depositors are as fully protected as are depositors in National Banks, its shareholders being held individually liable to the extent of the amount of stock therein at the par value thereof in addition to the amount invested in such shares: It may act as Executor, Administrator, Trustee or Receiver, as an individual, Condition of the Farmers Bank and Trust Co., Stanford, Kentucky, December 31, 1896. RESOURCES. Loans nml Discounts. , Overdrafts Otner Stocks ami llonds Due from National Hanks Hanking House PuriiUuro una fixtures .J. Cash 010.61 ,2n7,,070 ID . LIABILITIES Capital Stock . , , Surplus I'und Indlviduil Deposits Due from National Hanks Due from ftatelUnks .tao,-,oooo . .. - inn I ,98107 41. 6,,fi80 00 m 800 00 10 . 17,603 . 1 .4,4711 . 3,875 . 6,303 80 8! 31 81 Tsot, 7jnU9 1352,258 80 nt three-year-ol- 1 ucre-pcrhap- pWo J. J. Williams, Mt. Vernon, Ky John M. Hail, Stanford, Ky. " " J. E. Lynn " " S.J Embry, W. H. Cuinmings, S. H. SHANKS, President. Directors. W. A. Carpenter, Milledgeville, Ky Jno. S. Owsley, Stanford, Ky. Jno. F. Cash " William Gooch, Preachersville, Ky. STWe solicit all having business in bank to call or write us, and they will receive prompt attention. J. B. OWSLEY, Cashier J, B. OWSLEY, Cashior W. M. BRIGHT, Teller. Lau-dciua- n, A. PEN-NINGTO- N -- ffH,th rwStlio DEALER IN- - KM MpS -- BBBuei boi-Hl- SELLING GOODS LOWER THAN THEY WERE EVER ' SOLD BEFORE IN MT. VERNON. My Store is on the Corner of Main Street and Taylor Avenue, Near The Presbyterian and Baptist Churches. Hard Time .Prices Ca!Land,,8e5i .New, Goocto-an- d. I AM GENERAL MERCHANDISE. -. .1 tbai-iiltaM'- M THE RILEYProprietors HOUSE RIIvBY, B. F LONDON, - - KENTUCKY. I have moved to my new Hotel arc am better prepared Good Livery at than ever to accommodate the public. tached and every convenience desired. Give me call The Sambrook Hotel, Convenient to railroad station. y. Livingston Sfo3fc330 Rates reasonable. Porters meet all trains. Ky Druggists arid Pharmacists. can-date- MC.& D.N. WILLIAMS Mt. Vernon, Ky. We carrv Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent Medicine. Fancj Soaps, Cigars, Tobaccos, &c. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. Give us a call for goods usually kept in a drugstore. first-clas- s 13 j5 e, if n, Vr First National Bank Of Stanford, Ky. Capital Stock $200,000. es Surplus $23,100 iv -- DIRECTORS" J. W. Haydeti, K. L. Tanner, J. H. Collier, M. D. Elmore, F. Rdd T. P. Hill, S. H. Baughman, W. A. Tribble, S. T. Harris, J. S. Hocker and M. J. Miller. We solicit the accounts of the citizens ot Rockcastle and adjoining counties, assuring them prompt and careful attention to all business intrusted to us. Personal application and correspondence, with a view . to business relations, respectfully invited. J. S. HOCKER, Pros, JNO. J. McROBERTS, Cashier, jTTwsnr r? f- - , 1 .. -- J I:, Matct T n in ii ,..,,,,..-- . . .., .,, , , i.,.,1iijI.jjimiijjit'.i-'-. I ,, ''a,p?TifjTU-uvwiwm'.j--- - uMiiiiAujMMUuuAMUAHLMtjirviai&jluiuittyKVMJuti3m . Mt. Vernon Signal, GOOCHLAND. LIVINGSTON. - ..Mrs. AnnaEhnoiel as luii cr Preaching here Sunday next. Fkh . v, January 22, 1897 sick for a few days. I nin now'prepaied to Clean-anSunday School at the Christian Judge McClure, or Ml. Vernon Dye all kinds of La'dies and Gen-- , Church is on a boom. Published every Friday by iff men's ganineuts. " Also ribbons, - OF was in town Tuesdny. " MARET, Mrs. Nora Anglin is on tho sick feathers, silk and crepe shawls, sitc JAMES Editor Maret, of Mt. Vernon, waists, silk dresses, ore. vancy 1 list at this writing, . wrs in town Monday. coloied silks and Gents' evening $1 CO SUBSOdlTION ON'K YKAR Moses Anglin was here from suits f leaned to look like nexv by the W. C. Mullius made a short trip French Chemical Dry Process. . I havenioved my Millinery aud Dressmaking to our residence on Disputanta Sunday. Advert. tug rates made known on to Mt. Vernon, Sunday. j. iiyjur avenue in weal pari ui iuwii uuui luu hkh .unfiia.. iuuiv.i. injr If you need any of this kind of application Jim Morri? of Middle Fork is vis work done call at MRS. MARTHA lady friends of town and county are invited to call. I can .also sell you Miss Annie Melton has letumed iting relatives at this place. GRIFFIN FRANKLIN'S Millin- Furniture of any kind. Au elegant line of Carpets, Mattings, Chairs, home from King's Mountain. Mrs. Nora McGuire visited rela ery stoie, Mt, Vernon, Rj , She is &c, to select from. Call aud see them. ANNO UNCEMENTS. Givens Terril. of Paint Lick, my aent, ' V" tives at Clover Bottom last week. was here Friday on Business. Miss Ella Phillips was the guest PARE, Wcmc r.ithorizetl tonniiouucc Mrs. Sallie Miller, of Stanford. W of her sister Mrs. Dooley Suturday LEXINGTON. KY. ALLACE LASWELL v ",uvV j ' the guest of Mrs. A. N. Bently. night. d Steam Dye Works .$K30C$aO av :w. K jrt. as -- vv jr. " ivyl tTA vv - - c0,ok A Vi to tnes Sto ivlii in Mts: 'Mart lia Fran k in i RICHARfi 1 Mt. VernonS KSI K 41 I nm n unicllilate'fur h Sheriff ofj itoieastlc licptib-lican county, iltjtct to the notion of the to nnnounvo ait. "Vc nivautliouVi'd TILMAN GILPIN As a eiimlhhitu for Jailer of Hock castle coun ty hiihji'ct t' the notion of the Republican party. We mo authorized to announce C. M. Itepubllt sin party. CUMMINS, As n e.imliil.itofor hherift" of Ilockcastle county xnhjcct to the notion of the ..AVenre .itithorized to uuuounce IV. 11 A. B. DAVIS As candidate for Suiieiiiitendcnt of School of Rockciutlo county, subject to t!iu action .of the l!eiiihlicdti primary t AVc n 0 i.utlioricd to I'linouncc Miss Fannie Reddof Crab Or John Sinithers and Miss Ada chard, is visiting her Aunt. Mi,3 Tarpie were united in matrimony Local Cooper. Friday night. J: ' MRKET. B. B. King, ofMorelaud, visitiB Messrs. gcott and Liiiard Mali- cote of Madison county are visiting his daughter, Mrs. E. FishbacR, Corrected each week by E. B. COX dealer in Groceries, Hardware, last week. relatives here. Slices and produce I Miss Ella Joplin went to Mt. On last Sunday Isaac Rector and 12 Duller Hays Smith fell out, a good many Vernon Saturday, to visit relatives L'ggs 12 shots were fired but no one hurt, there. 4 Chickens I'rcsh Poik further trouble is expected. 07 A. T. Tucker, wife and daui Fruit Poik per ICO lbs J.00 ' . IffiS Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johnson ter, of May wood, are guests of Mrs Beif ' ' sr gave the young folks a social Fri- Russel Dillion. , Unttle day night all reported a nice time. Dr. Joseph Pettus, of Crab Or-- ! iiidcs-d- ry 0S Hliles-gr4 Cooks-bur- g chard, is here visiting his sou, Lon ' Mr. Ballaid, ol Matt Ji 00 Onions purlin was the guest of his- sister Pettus aud family. l'otatoe, per bu u ,"o Mrs. Clark Saturday and Sunday. W. E. Garrot, who was repoited Com, per b .Vi sick with Typhoid fever, is ablit to Turnip per bu Beans, U0 BRODHEAD. , ' resume work again. "o Apples, perbu Mt Vernon Colegiate-Institut- e. IN CONNECTION WITH CENTRE COLLEGE. Fall Session Opens September i, Academic, Intermediate, aud 1896. Primary, Departments. ( . 2 Special Normal L. M. "Worlc , .SCROGGS, Principal for Teachers. .1 ecn 2 J. C. STNFORD, to McCLARY - J - 1 f i f Mp- - - Everett Watson is convalescent. Mrs. T. R. Cass has quite a time with La grippe. Senator-elec- t Money has written Dr. J. R. Clark has been very Consul General Lee asking wheth sick ior some days. er General Lee calls Senator-elec- t The health of the town Is very Money a liar in the Pickwickian good, only one case of fever. or the Virginia sense. Rev. Farrer will preach at the Mark Hanna has landed McKin-le- y Christian Church here Sunday. in the White House and SherWui. Francisco moved into his man in the State Department, but new house near the Methodist Bushnelland Foraker doubt if even church. Hanna has the power to lift himself L. C. Drake General Agent into the Senate. Union Central Life Insurance Co. Hon. John W. Yerkes., of is with us. Danville, has been appointed a Greenville Evan's child took member of the Swell Reception very ill while visiting relatives in coinmittie, the second in importance the county. ceremonies of 'in flle'inauRUttri Wj G. Tharp will soon have Major McKiuley. completed Martin & Protheroe's fine two story store house. Dave Steinback, of McGhee's Lester B. Hilton the sprightly SpitiK, Carlise county, is the poss essor of a freak of nature in the son ol J. H. Hilton is spending a shape of a calf having thiee well- - few days with his grand father J. E. developed nostiils and three eyes. Woodyard. The calf appears lo be healthy, and Mrs. A, J. Pike is improving bids fair to live. slowlv. Drs. Eugene Brown, of Mt. Vernon, and Benton of this Senator Walcott is eating sixteen place, attending physicians. good dinners in London to one that I was surprised Sunday when I he would have enjoyed in Wash drove out in the N. W. part of town utgton, and his belief in the vast- to find that the people were absonessand strength of the 16 to lutely building houses faster than sentiment grows with each glass they were clearing the timber off. of champagn drunk, John Robins has bought half inOver in Madison county the terest in the Albright Drugstore. Republicans arc trying to fuse with They will increase the stock of the sound money Democrat s in drugs and carry a full line of fancy Come on there order that they (the Republicans) and toilet articles. may capture the county offices. It is room lor more. also, seems that they are trying to Rev. Mahoney preached his farerdo the same thing at Owensboro, well sermon at the Baptist church Sunday. We regret very much Albert Willis, United States that the church could not secure Minister to Hawaii, is dead. He Bio. Mahoney's services for anothwas a Kentuckian-h- is home being er year as he is a very able minister at Louisville. He died in Honolulu and one that most every one learned of pneumonia, about the first of the to love. month. His remains are on their M G. Aldridge, of Garrard coun way to ' this country, having left ty, has rented the residence of J. E. Honolulu 011 the 13. Woodyard aud will move to it about Feb. 1st. He will also en Col. Sam J. Roberts, Republi gage in some kind of business here. can State Chairman, called on President elect McKiuley, Monday In behalf of the town we extend a last. As n candidate 'for Assessor of I'.ockcnstlj county, subject to the action of the Ileimb- jicun im ;y. Mullins went to Friday to see her sister llrs. Al Pike who is very sick. Mrs.-John B'od-hea- d Apple?, dry Shipstufl', per 100 lbs Tuikeys, diesscd " on foot Tallow . A COMPLETE'STOCK, Telegraph Orders promptly attended Also dealer in HARNESS. SADDLERY &c. 2otf KENTUCKY 75 8 5 l Supt. Martin and chief Train Dispatcher Sheridan, of L. &K. R. R. Co. were at W. R. Dillons' .Friday. or women to travel tablished house in Kentucky. S.ilaiy $"S0, Miss Lee Deering of Spri jijfield pa) able $15 weekly and (.cpenscs. Position Kentucky, who has been the est permanent. Inference. ICiulose a dressed stamped rmclope. 'J he National of Mrs, Will Stark has retmhe'd Star lluildini;, Chicago. nug23-Unclf-n- d i, 1 yANTi:i)--sr.vi:riA- L faitiii'ui. mkn for lcsponsible es- JONAS M CKENZIE For Everything in eeco rom Dry Goods, Clotliing, Boots and Shoes GENERAL MERCHANDISE. bargains will give you can be He better than secured lanywhere. home. n! uui wuwuhii age go years, one of our first settlers, and pipoaly money if it fails to cure. the oldest man in the county WILDIE. A. W. Stewart mfri VW WH.,cn ir. .w..,.,,.,.... aa . J T U Take Laxalive Bromo Quinine was Tnhiets. All dnurmsts refund tho .. 25c. fO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. CARPETS. WALL PAPER, CASKETS AND COFFINS- Dp you appreciate the prvilege of buying the above lines of goods at factory prices. The name WITHERS, stands foi fair dealings and low prices Others quote low prices, WITHERS more than quotes them. We make the prices low in order to protect you against installment houses, and high priceo monopolies. FURNITURE, j? rj v Who can think of some Blmplo lumj to paicnu Protect your lderi; ther mny bring you wealth. J611N WKDUEKUUHN & CO , Potent Attor-neyWrlto Washington, I). C.for their tl.W) prlzaollor ana iui vi two nunurea invention wameu Wanted An Idea rr VS hasjgo.toAYns I Vtucitineb UUJitiCbJi -- Bert Hayes will move Jiis shop from this place to Brodhead." Jt Mr H Bishop, of this place, has gone to Corbin on business. FAlTHl'lTl, MKN orlvoifleirto travel for reMmnillilW cs- ,k0, lujabl.) tnbllslii'd liotiso in kenturky. jM5teKly niitle.peiii'!. Position pormniieiit. iSTED-SKVr.U- AL W - , i'cfciciicc. eiiV(.'loio. ChicaRO. Ktielosu 'llio iN.'itionnl, .Star Rt.imiied IltiilillUK, . nus2S-0'm- W. W. WITHERS. STANFORD, KY. - think simple Wanted-- Hn Idea of tomo rateutl thlDit to Mart Jones, of Conway, was in Profit your laai thpv may bring you wealth. WrlA J6lIN VrCUnEltUtllUI & CO., Patent Atto our town one day last week. neya, Washington, I), c, for their Cl.SUO prlio oSet Who can Win, Smith, our section foreman erected by Mrs. Ann Philips. and list ot Ino huadrod luvoutlous wantol. Edgar Hayes has been at-ho- me for a few days with a sore hand. W. D, Kelton, of ComvayS spent Sunday with his 1)rotjierf this ' place. fy ANTHD Sr.VKKAL FAITHFUL MKN or oiiicm to trnvil forrcsjiousili locb- tntinislicit iioiiso in lentticl;y. oai.uy ifcu, payable 15 weekly unci expenses. Position Collyer & Go MARBLE CUTTERS . BRODHKAD, KY. Knclose permanent. drceseil sttinped en eiopt. The .Ntitionail iiukM-iVStar IltiililliiK, Cliicitjo. ft, , Jones Fishe's little boy Willie who has been sick for some1 time is much better. Miss Jocie and Joe Wood spent Saturday and Sunday at home. ri .?MPai. teM .H(?.;.V.rrW NTJItH iVw.0 60 - VEARS m A't V EXPERIENCE. Monuments, Tombstones, and work of all kinds in that lino done on short notice at the lowest rates write for estimates will send a man to you to make estimates and give 1)11 CCS Win Smith, our section foreman has moved to Wildie, in- - a new house erected by Mrs. Mary Phillips. ; SI iKtyAM RL3 Li KS !:. e??!uJP MT.VRN " I JLTK II. H. IIAMM, Salesman. Ti. TRADE KARK3, Miss Synthia and James, Hayes who are attending College atBerea, were at home Saturday and Sunday. We understand that Mr and Mrs T Anyone eendtnsc n fkctoli and description may quickly uscert tin, free, whether an Invention la probably pato itablo. Communications strictly confidential. Oldest nconcy foreccttrlne patent! In America. Wo havo a Washlnutou odlco. i'atcnta taken through ilunu it Co rucelr4 apcclal uotlco In tho OOPYRIOHTS &o. ON THO'S TAYLOR LIME COMPANY 80IEHTIFIO r.iiJNH AEflERIOAtJ, bcautlfullr l.lnslratod, InrBCst. clrrulatloi ot nuy Bc.ontitlo Journal, weekly, torms JJ.OO n yenrt fLWelx montlio. Upcclninn copies and Uamd ocnt frcc. Addrcc3 Uuoi os i'ATL-.ST3U1 Urouttivnv, New . CO., Yottt Manufacturers of Lime and brick. A They also furnish Lime, Building SPECIALTY! Stone, either quarry face or cut. My new shop is on Taylor Avenuf Orders promptly filled. near the Baptist church. HORSE-SHOEIN- Blacksmith, II Franklin will leave soon for their home in North Carolina. H. B SP.RATT, PAINTER and PAPER HANGER, Wit. Uernon, K y. work at reasonable prices. Consult mo for 'estimates on work. J3cst JJS?I expect Cash for Cash horse shoeing. SEND&fc. wants the at Lexington, and if Mr. McKiuley stands by the rule: "To Some petty thief stole a tray of the victor belongs the spoils" then shoes from B. F. Weller, traveling Col. Roberts is pretty dead sure to salesman, fortunately they were all get the office for his lalor in the for the same foot. The thief might last campaign. have been posted on stealing but knew but little about the shoe busReports come from Cub.t that iness. We think when the next the Cubans have defeated the Span- graudjury sils we will get i id of a iards in sever.il engagements dur few such characters as that. ing the past week and that they, (the Cubans) are in sight of the gates of Havain. Mark our prediction: that the time is not far For Infants and Children. distant, when the brave, and gallant Cubans will drive every "Don" llnlli Un into the o.'can. or his blood Biutsri enry Col. Roberts hearty welcome to all such men as Mi. Aldridge. Yuvm Willis Griffin oUIMDERTKERo JOB PRINTING TO WILBUR LEXINGTON, "RAftvrPTtOA-W- W R. SMITH. PRESIDENT, KY. RticccBSful eradaitoj, in- - THE m i 3Ici!sl nml IJIploi.in at V"orld'i Awartlxir (or Ucol:.l.Pcplii2, etc. Uxno'ltlon A Tlioroiinl:, Enlluvntlin r.i.i ironoieU . Hotel Frith. F. FRANCISCO, Propr. Located at the DepotSgggow j' Mt Vernon : CASTORIA C&Sfi SIGNAL Mt. Vernon, Ky Write for cstiiuatts. will fertilize Cuban soil. U lluniliiMti ot btuUinti.ln ultondaucc Collcsc year, tlio jinnt friiu 2) stato", Quclncftl'Cotirwo roiislbla of Binlnu AriHiirctle, lvnnianaalp, CoramtiLlnl Law, Merchnn ,i inc. U;.il;lni?, Jclnt Mnmifjcmrli ; 'ooturei. Jiuii.-.csPiac.lcc, Norcautlln ( r. nonilnco. etc. Cost or Ttili Uin:t(vi Csntu, Including Tuition. frfHlonrrjr aud Uo.ird lu a tiU-- j family, about 0Ol. litiortlir.tKl. Typeurillnir aiU Velrcrupb? nro opcclnlticnt lmo npuclal tenclitra anj rooms, and can bo tr.Uen nlono or vvltli the llutl ucsn Courss. Bpeclal rtopartment for ladlci. ..'!,'tunl'5'i-'i'lidemand for our eraduatciln illtrcrent di'iirtt:i,ut I cf tula College Ills ex. cecdtdltssupplt'. rvSSRl"?.tl!H,.I?y." th. 'oration of Prof. Sniltli'a SS!i?.'.,il!llU?ah'"r J'3 hMWtlifulnrw end UnefhiraW.0,'. '"rchM nnd U banUi. Acccm' u; iiiuiij' ..nM. . iiu rs;.i;-.Tv:.-;- :: EfltP llfltW .wniHiuramcuiv tncauon rniiruus, IUI. vi vuwutumiutm lis rttuicni, a o . Brodhead; A Ky. KFINE COFFINS' Good Livery. Attached. Meet all Trains, Day and Night. Traveling Men and Railroad men Solicited, Will f'ur Kept of all sizes and different styles. Cloth Covered Draped Caskets, Robes, Linen Bosoms, Cuffs and Collars, nrt...n ..! ( I WILBIJFJ B. SK1TH, Loxinytor, Ky. ' All orders by telegraph promptly aitontledto day Subsonbo for the SIGNAL ina nigm. nish lunches on all Trains. 1 00 ft yeai. !? V'i r J I t v, . s o , i.k ia 121 im ''it nut MfflHi -- K .: ye navcito cam; over some val- IN MEMORIAM. ' viable correspondence niltjlf uejjl VDr7 Louis-yillAfter the dread disease of Dip .. 4ir "i:.i ..i.ii .. vc um nui imvcttl- loum,.-,.! Monday tqen,ler on a course Iberia had for nine days fed upon ".' Mt.'Verko.n.'Xy., Jan, 22, 1897. '" 'thdiHWlQ bodv of .Schooler Lee Ad- of medical lectureSj v1,--' n Entered at the Mt. Vernal Ky., J'ost.olKcc 01 scc James I. White one of our enter amsSthe light began to dawn, and M".R Jones; Conway-- who gave nair matter. us Wie Wildie news for some montlin prising Citizens called to see us ve found that we- - must give him ' yednesday and reudwed subscrip up.it was not until then that he tf tf. LOCAL 'TIME. CARD. calfcd'pti us Saturday.' ' tions for several of lu's near rela himself realized in his childish, way ..DaMail North ... 11:39 aiu 'the friends ofF. Sonic-o-f that He must die. ''Mother" he lives. ..' Day Mail South. ?.,....' 2:01 pin ate insisting on his ruuningvfor . 'Night Ex North. said "I am going away oft." He 2:12 am "" Night Ex South . I ,. 1:06 am the office of magistrate, f'' in his innocence did not know Noah Tyree andlMiss Laurn how those words would pierce his J. A. Landuum, Agent. James Thompson,'' wprking, at SunClias. Lewis sawmill; lost three E. Riddle were married last mothers heart, for this was the MASONIC. day.' This is. Mr. "Tryeesv, third truth, she knew but too well. His Ashlaiul Lodfjo No. 0)0 mect3 every Sect of. his fingers from the saw. matrimonial venture.- y The Sig-nalond Monday nt 1 . in. last words were "Mother, Mother." Mr. .Grinstead, of Conway, best wishes arelwith them. He vas too week to say more, but and Miss Kittie Owens were , marCHURCHES. v . doubtless he saw the myriads of Chriatian Holds services 3rl Sufiday nt ried last Weduesday a week ago. Mrs. Ann angels which had come to accom,11 a, and nt 0:31 i. in. Itev. Joseph HalMrs. Sue Mullins, who already woman, a native of Tthis " county, pany him on his way from earth to lotl, pastor. I told services on the 1th owetrs a big slice of Livingston is and sister of ourvtowusftjan Presbyterian t , J. L. heaven and he was prone to tell Hcv. L. M. SeroRga, jin'stor. , Sundny. going ahead putting up more build- Joplin, died in Tjtj-C:xalast his mother, then he closed his eyes ings. week, all ofolirolaeTcizens knew-Mrs- . and slept in the arms of Jesus. LOCAL Terrell 'and will biVrieved to Weep not farther and mother we OTHERWISE. ' L. A. Pettus who lately started hear of her dcith. know 'tis hard to give him up, but a diugstoreat Livingston is nicely remember the grave is only the located and is doing a good busHome and Farm, and the Signal iness. to heaven. . Get a Newman Bros. Organ not gate-wa;;fqr;?i.25. I. M. A. the cheapest, but the best. Can be 'JinrThoniijsoji ' y'ilt Vernon K onti-cli- LniLLjiiiii.mu. ujj i tntjJt'-iij- jj 73agta.ggrwli3igiKgagggiga'3W 2ttzsrxrrt&t.fyxi&& vryrctM r tn Signal kjii froiiKG'arrarct ilfClnldersrtfbr IsSvVBMHb e i- msssn?tmewsssK'ssssMss sfctrrfTZnvtj mi? . w ,T flJlBr tn'i TmT't! """ flV a. - 1 t , usiijr.irfc:is.ij.vi-- iffiS&C Sr. JV . h21lsu. ,.;-- : f-- '(f-.Sft- EM3 'iLCf THAT THE FAC-S1MI- LE AWL. I ?k' C9 AM'gctablcl'rcparationforAs-simitdtiiigihcyoodatulHcgiila-tii- li ig . a: SIGNATURE prr So - . tlic Storaaclts ondBowels t r of itu tjp - 's tttttTi i ii ns Digcslion.Chccrful-ncssandRcst.Contal- oasrf dr hi .I Promoles Terrill.-iah'-estimabl- e 111. -' neilher NotNabcotic. AniuZcccl Jlmcrmml -ill CbrtonatcSea OpiurrT.Morphine norMticxal. WrK- THE. OK jtr 11 - - &&t IS s nape cfouijarS.wvurnvnm tlxSauia JMtlU Sails -- 0 OP EVERY y , IfomSctri -Clanfitd Sugrr . lYinlayran fJaim BOTTLE OF John Henzman, our Deutscher Enquirer and the Signal one year freund" now located at Ford, this . for 1. 35.' ' ' state, is visiting his parents at Come to the Signal office for .Court blanks. A. N. Bently says Livingston We are printing large quantities will still advance and that her pros, of candidates cards. pects grow brighter for the location of the division there. The Oil fever, has attacked the people of Louis County. Our Friend W. F. .Tubbs of Home and Faun, Louisville, and Livingston who has been down fifteen days withaseige ot sickness Signal one year, $1.25. is now well enough to "fuss" with Farm and Fireside, Chicago, and his nurses. Mar-etbur- g. . ' 4 fr f' A .&,. : Apctfectnemcdy for Constipa bought on easy terms. Have one tion, sour Diouiaui.jjimniuca The story is telegraphed from shipped direct from the factory. A. "iVorms .Convulsions .Fcverish-tics- s C. Stapp will explain the whole Harrodsburg to the Louisville Post and LO SS OF SLEEP. that deputy collectors J. C. Wilson business. Call on him. jM tf Tac Simile Signature of ' of Louisville, and Tom Austin of Jf Garrard county had just made a C.tstorla is put np ia tattles only. It NEW YORK. Taken ur. Black nJwe, 15J. raid into the great Salt Peter cave set sold ia balk. Don't &1!ot7 ar.7:r. to cell hands high, roach mane, white spot on .Crooked Creek this county. 702 tnythlng o':n ca tin rlo". c trcsilco that it is Ji.et ns gocd" una "will trj.rr "Tsrjr pur- on neck, 15 years old. Taken up From the description giVen of the rose." WBeo that yon cot L Ifrnl by me 01127th, ot DecerifSer', three cave it would appear tolbe one of IbJto taea miles north west ot Mt, Vernon at S7T . exact copy or wrapped the most wonderful ''hole s in the CTer7 tieaitaeLfcVKZ'iiife.i wrapper UvS Booth Percells. Owner din recov ground" to be found not Excepting et 'A fTTTIim-- T I er.same by paying proper expenses. the mammoth. This correspond MWIIW"BKliHM!EWWBlWa C C Davis. 100 gal- ent claims that two sTrHs-Signal for $1.60 a year. t AVlt mile Ion capacity each were fou mm rrr ''HiMiii mmiiii ;mi Our office was graced Saturday NOTICE OF DISSOI iTION. under ground and several num red E. B. Cox has a full line of groJ. W. IvAWRENCH, afternoon of the presence of the folBy mutual agreement the firm of feet below' the surface and that tvo ceries etc. and has a fine trade. lowing young ladies; Misses Alice Bom: To the wife of Ashley "Lewis, Lena McClure and Mattie Davis & King has been djftvtlved or three boxes of humam bones All liabilities of the firmware as- were disroered. Half a dozen Owens, Jr., a son, on Friday last. Lee Newcomb. sumed by their successorsji'vis & Witichesrer rifles were picked up C. A. Redd Sr. of Crab Orchard I am now running my mill and son; W.A. B. Davis and' meon at the two stills that were singing is visiting Dr. Cooper Livingston. prepared to furnish at Mt. Vernon, Davis. All notes and acco fes ol merrilv the lullably of intoxication Mt. Vernony Kentucky. S. W. Davis can neatly repair pine, poplar and oak lumber at the firm of Davis & King are to as the sieam and smoke lazily rolled i,Louisville & Nashville, R. R Special attention given- to the our shoes with an invisible patch reasonable rates. be paid or settled with Davis & up. No mention is made of the EYE. Office street-nea- r officers having seen a human being Son. G. W. Gkntry, Jr. Mrs. Ashley Owens, Jr. , living anywhete in the cave precincts. W.A.B. Davis, near the Gilpin quarry, is seriously THE GREAT THROUGH Rev. F. L. Warren called on Now it strikes us that these corresC. L. King, ill. us Saturday and remembered the pondents have been sending in their Simeon Davi?. Don't forget the new firm of "paper published for the people cock aud bull stories about the i& DR. E. J. BROWN Davis & Son when you waut cash now on earth," to the amount of " fliv AS v iiL M mountains long enough and intelli. TO THE bargains. one years subscription. W 'i rH' gent readers throughout the state Phvsicinua:id. Surgeon v W"i that-a- ll R. E. Thompson, Livingston, Mrs. Martha Franklin has moved u ought to know by. this time unit: un iiiuci MT VERNOW.'KY and- WevSt me sau peter contained 111 ine great the" keeps fresh meats and groceries at her millinery and dressmaking" ?to papere.It-ls'gnifi;- es F cave above meutioned.and there are office over Willl.ima' drugstore lowest rates. their residence on Taylor Avenue in which you have piid. If Yi WITH f. M west part of town, near the Baptist us, send along the CASH so IT. to thousands of tons of it there, would &Pt3j9G$30C 3CHK30GK30OK Dressmaking by Mrs. A. Pen scarcely suffice to save the reporters n Pullman Palace Sleepers h nington and daughter, near the church, where she will be glad to aid in making the Signal thebest on W account of their misstatements see all her friends. local paper in the mountains. Baptist church. tf whom so often draw upon their imQ Livingston's new wagon bridge DR. A. G. LOVEUy Davis & Son's, Cash Store, best agination for news items especially V. & k is being erected. AshlyQwensaud goods at low down prices, for when it has reference to the moun& ? . Sambrook are the chief pro niysician ana surgeon, Jacob cash ot country produce. In our business experience with tains of Kentucky and its people. O i. Complete Stock Low Prices. moters. Uncle Ashley tells us We are heartily tired of this abuse. MT VERNON, rtY Just think! S. W. Davis cat fit that in the spring he will start a all classes of advertizers we have n found no better people than the Of course we have some bad men. your horse in a leather collar f?r railroad to Jacob Sambrook, Oilice North slilc Miun street Jackson. Chamberlain Medicine Co. They but show us any county or commu80c; No. 1 cloth collar 25c DEALER IN nity that is clear of them. Give . w rr Family Groceries. School Tax Notice. School Lave a good article of medicine, the mountains a small rest brothers - Silver is bejng hunted by all the i District No. 1. Taxes now due and spend their money to let the people Livingston, Ky.; dDy-jiasypeople who have a little spare time and look after your toll gate raiders not paid by January 20, will com- know of it. When bills are duecto down in Cumberland county. and other lawbreakers in a laud k pel me to levy, thereby adding the newspaper men checksl.are on BUtamtrawciu rtTJttjr nai DR. W. 13. PENNY, that basso long been lauded to the U . Cartwright & Co.; general mer- - costs. Settle now and save costs. hands to uieet it. You can always rely upon the word of the Cham- skies as the greatest on Gods earth D e n tis t chandise, Junctiou City, have asS u rg eo W. A. Cox, Collector. and where everj citizen is supposed berlain's. signed to John W. Rawlings, of to be a leader in church and SunY As the end of the year is apSTANFORD. .l'ormctly N'enconib llotil U Danville. Patrons from a distance given a lib- day School. Give us a rest. proaching. I ask all my customers j& HUGH MILLER, Prop'r. Leral iliscount All work guaranteed. Monday evening the editor Circuit Court convened at Dan- to come and settle accounts and beMTVERNON, KY y dropped off atlivingston called on HOWTO PREVENT CROUP. ville on the 1 8th. There were-1gin ane-- the coming year. I re- W. C. MjcQyPorters meet all train. Mullius and Co. the big Some reading that will prove indivorse cases on the docket, the quest the continuance ot your patW Commercial Men's Headquat-GUermerchants. R. E. Thompson the teresting to young mothers. How Good advice; Never leave home largest number ever known at one ronage. Near depot. Jonas McKenzie. butcher, Pope and Giaves, butchers, on a jcurnej without a bottle of to guard against the disease. term,. Croup is a terror to young moth- Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and &JDC$3C$rc All persons indebted to me will saw Bowman and Cockrell and exState Examiner Lester will re- please come foward and settle, . I plained how cheaply the Signal ers and to post them concerning Diarrhoea Remedy, Eor Sale by &PQ& port uron the Hopkinsville and want my books squared up for c c' iwiuaiiu the was doing Job work. Had a friend- the cause, first symptoms aud treat- M. C. fr. D. N. Williams. Mt. k. ii, u minus Eddyville question scon. It is new year. This is strictly business.. ly quarrel with tbat excellent mer ment is the object of this item. Vernon, Ky.; and W. A. Beazley yk I WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, thought when lie does some official mean just what I say. I mean "tf You chant Joseph Coffey who always The orgin of croup is a common &. Son, Crab Orchard, Ky. heads will "drop." gives us a "dig" but stands by cold. Children who are subject to Attorneys-at-Law- , if you owe me. our paper. Mrs. Coffey invited us ,it take cold very easily and croup is W. M. Poynter. There are nine people from Lin The wife of Leonard Wells, of MTVERNON, KY to hear the piano recital to be almost sure to follow. The first coln county in the lunatic asylum East Brimfield Mass., had beensuf-leriti- g Ofllco on 2jd floor In iioiv trick on We learn from John Mullins that given by Miss JPeters. of St Joseph Church utiict. itoeclal attentlonJ symptom is hoarseness; this is soon at Lexington, Garrard has eight, the raid mentioned as having been from neuralgia for two days, given to collections Mo. wh'o is visiting Livingston followed by a peculiar rough cough, , Boyle two and Rockcastle four. made by U. S. marshals actually not being able to sleep or hardly friends, at the residence of Mr. which is easily recognized and will (Interior Journal. took place on two mooshine stills Wortnan. Fine music and songs never beforgotten by one who has keep still when Mr. Holden, the The Republican County Com- in a cave on Crooked Cteek last were rendered, most of the Living-sco- heard it,r- The time to : jt is when merchant there sent her a bottle of Chamberlain's Pa'n Balm, and Though no Winchester mittee met at the Court-hous- e beauties were there. Every- the child first becomes hoarse, If on week, COURT CALENDAR. asked that she give it a thorough Monday last and decided to hold a rifles were found. The cave is con- one enjoyed the occasion. Bill Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is primary election on March 20, 1897, sidered a wonderful one and was Dillion and all his boys, nearly all freely given all lendences to croup trial. On meeting Mr. Wells the Jl 0 3UNTY GOUUr-Fdi- rtli in inch month for the purpose of nominating only recently discovered by the of Livingston's young men were will soon ditappear.Eveu after the next day he was told that she ()UAUTi:itLY COUIlT-ri- rst Mon. officers. county officers. jdayiii Jnnimry, Ajiril. July and OC' on bauds. A recitation by Missjcroupy cough has devoioped it will was all right, the pain had left hf r rtobcr. . . - nt within two hours,and the bottle cf r i OIHCUIT COUltT SlcoihI Mond.iv Up in North Dakota last week a na may jiaunaers, given in dra - prevent tne attack. Tlieie is no Tom Smith, of Gilpin's quarry, ln I'fiuiiiiry. ronrui .Monuny in itay matic form was the hit of the eve - dangei in giving this remedy for it Pain Balm was worth $5.00 if it una uirii .iioiuiny in seiiieinUQr fell from a car at the quarry last party was camping near the footsale Mr vi:iinon I'CLICil courT tung. We wish we had space to contains nothing injurious. For could not be bad for less. For vweek and cut a serious gash in his hills, and it being warm and nice at 50 cents per bottta by M. C. &.-- U Third Monday in cacii month head. The doctor had to be called one morning concluded to hang the mention all the pretty girls present. sale by M. C. & D. N. Williams, N. Williams. Mt. Vernon, Ky.; cggaeaGS and it was several hours before he kettle on the rack and wash out a The entertainment wound up with Mt. Vernon; and W. A. Beazley & and W. A. Beazley & Son, an enjoyable dance in' which pait Son, Crab Orchard, Ky. few clothes. The kettle was put regained consciousness Ky. z was taken by nearly all present. - , A Wildie correspondent of the on, the fire made on the south side, There were some K.t other splendid and in less than half an hour the OLD PAPERS 0 Mt. Venou Sinal writes: "There-i6. W. McCLURE. wind had shifted to the north and parts on tne program but beiuga & a candidate for President in 1900 J. Attorney at Law, .living at Wildie. He split 103 a blizzard came sweeping down, newspaper man I was not allowed rails in two hours' and thirty min- and in a short while to the surprise to witness except under a promise MTVERNON, KY utes." Courier-Journa- l of the camping party the kettle to keep mum. Ask Bill Dillion. Deal-eis- . Wholesale and Retail Lumber All lmslncsi entrusted to niv onn-- i We have since learned that he was boiling on the south side iwpk nrrinuit iltntitln rrtl.'?' and Mrs. Wortnan made every one fcel ST2i id floor iic- lirick on church st. split them out of black gum. freezing on the north side. at home and enjoy themselves. Prompt Attention to Order S. nf. v ons-ph- o I Tn.J'' 3 .1 J yTnT oi Physician &JL, firand Surgeon, hX.on-Main r pxy M - . Post-offic- e. 33 K . TRUNK LINE- -- , - ut!A-vD- South CFve i i I i i pjkjydM .. ......... 1 1 ccckc: w . ' . :xX30cbc: d 11 pXD$3&lp3$y . If 6 t$3d$iky s. J yd$x$yrj4 K&&yc3c&xc& I ; n - 33yy 1 1 . ! 1 Crab-Orchar- d, I :ca-:3g- s A. Needles Co., Papers Corbi'n, Ky. 111 ( . FOR SALE. pk;ypr. - & 1, t, -- r 'r V rU9 'U '.V-S r VJ-- V "' ( 5- - J' r '.rsn to 1,V M :!' roqnlre Ii dangerous. We blood tobeat Wenccdpilre, warm, nnurlnhlnir keeD us warm and Blokncsi. Qoodbloodls given by jruard against Cold P THE PROTECTION THEORY. AN INEQUITABLE l'olntH SYSTEM. tho- - KcpaliHcau NOTES The beat In tact the One True Dlood Purifier. only pills to take 1IUUU & Pillcnreh9 with Hood's Sarsaparllln. A Prompt Anstrer. H DUKJ S Sarsaparilla The Washington Post tells this story of Col. Wallace 8. Jones, United States consul general at Homo, Italy, now on, visit to this country: "Col. Jones is a Florldlan, and has been In the consular scrvlco In Italy for tho last ten years. He la a gentleman of wit, tact and culture, and his ability to mnko a liappy response nt tho right tinio brought him Into tho good graces of Queen Margherlta on his first appcar-anc- o at court. The queen asked him from which state ho hailed, and, on being told, said that ho had often heard Florida described as a very beautiful country. "Yes, your majesty," was the prompt reply, "we coll it at homo tho Italy of America." Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach tho dlseasod portion of tho car. Tliero is only one way to euro doafnoss, nnd that is Deafness is by constitutional remedies. caused by nu inflamed condition of tho mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tiibo pets lnfiamou you have a rumbling sound or imperfeot hearing, and when it is eutirely closed deafness is tho result, and unless the inflammation can be taltcn out and this tubo restored to its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed forovor; nine cases out of ten nro caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. We will glvo One Hundred Dollars for nny case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot bo cured by Uall's Cattrru Cure Bond Secretary Carlislocffcctually explodes that protective tnxee, under tho theories now prevailing, can be used to supply tho deficit In tho revenue. Ho Bays that while the revenue from customs and from internal taxes yielded a surplus, tho fact that protecdestructive to revenue was tion overlooked by the masses. Conditions, however, havo changed, and if the usunl proportion of taxes hereafter Is to be derived from customs, tho protective theory must bo abandoned. Tho protection theory, as practically advocated in this country; would necessarily reduce our revenue ton minimum. The details of tho theory have often been stated, so that a bare outline will nnswer our present purpose. It Is as tho notion n-as A Tariff That Prohibit! .Importations Yields no ltainue. Some Wenlc of' follows: - for circulars, free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Bold by Druggists, TCc. Hall's Family Pill uro the best. People often abuso their own relatives merely for tho salco of having you contradict them. Washington Democrat. Fits stopped freo and permanently cured. after first day's uso of Dr. Kline's Great Nervo Restorer. Free $3 trlnl bnttlo & treatise. Dn. Kline, 1)33 Arch st,,Fliila., 1'a. No fits We should do everything wo can for if only to dUsipnto tho thought of what they omit to do for us. N. Y. Weekly. o thorn, Fiso's Curo for Consumption reliovcs tho most obstinate coinlis. Hev. D. Lexington, Mo., Feb. 24, 'W. Bucu-uurlle- u, Some people blame Providcnco for things that even a very ignorant man would bo ashamed of of. Washington Democrat. Stand straight and strong St, Jacobs Oil cures lame back cures promptly. I s -- Atchison Globe. Gascahkts Btimulnto llvor, kidneys nnd poivcls. Never sicken, wcaltcn or grfpo, 10c A woman sharpens a pencil pigcontocd. Articles not produced in this country, or produced in quantities entirely insufficient to supply tho demand, should be put on tho free list. Articles produced In Mils country In sufficient quantity sliould be subjected to a duty sufficient to protect the native producer. Under tho first head raw sugar wns put on the freo list because it yielded too much revenue and too little protection. Before the McKinlcy bill was passed it yielded about $55,000,000 in of revenue per year. The this article alone was sufficient to produce the deficit in the revenue resulting from tho McKinlcy bill. The protection demanded by the protected interests is such ns will check importations that Is, which will either stop their importation entirely or re duce them to a nominal figure. When this happens the recnuc from customs ceases entirely or is reduced also to n nominal figure. The programme has never been fully carried out, but the McKinlcy act came nearest to It. In tho fiscal year 1890 the revenue from customs wns about $230,000,000. In tho next fiscal year the revenues were largely swollen by importations made before tho bill went into effect, butstiil the customs revenue dropped below $220,000,000. In 1892 It wns down to $177,000,000. In 1893 It was up to $203,- 000,000, but in the fiscal year 1894 it was down to $1.11,000,000. Two months after tho close of that fiscal year the In w was repealed and the customs revenue has been increasing nnd the deficit tie creasing in every fiscal year since that time, until tho present, which has htlll more than six months to run. It should also bo noted thnt the re ceipts of the fiscal year 189G were several millions in excess of the expenditures of the year 1890. If expenditures had not been Increased there would have been no deficit in the Inst fiscal year. Nothing can be clearer than that a tariff which prohibits Importations will yield no revenue. The nearer It ap proaches this condition the less revenue will It yield. Protection and free-listin- g rcv-cn- Ideas nro a capital that bear interest only in the hands of talent. N. Y. Weekly. Use St. Jacobs Oil and say to rheumatism: "Will sco you later." We all like to put off dlsagrccablo Jobs as long ns possible. -- Washington Democrat. nro antipodal. Complete protection, where tho tariff is confined to protected articles, means no revenue, while a tariff for revenue only Involves no protection if laid on noncompetitive articles. Louisville Courier-Journa- l. Ilcclprtitltjr" Idea.. Tho word "reciprocity" has n talrlng sound about It, and It is very pleasant to know that one person reciprocates nnothcr person's affection, or thnt ono nation reciprocates another5 nation's good will. Thegcncrnl Idcu of reciprocity In business or In comtuerce partakes also of tho same sentiment thnt It is pleasant and equitable that nations hhould Interchange commodities on a reciprocal plan. Tho ways nnd means committee of tho house of representatives Is engaged In the task of compiling n tariff bill to secure a bigger revenue to tho treasury, which is to bo discussed during the, extra session of the Fifty-fift- h congress that will be convoked soon after tho Installation of the presidentelect. And we arc now assured on unimpeachable authority that "reciprocity" Is to bo ono of tho leading features of the new measure. Now, while reciprocity is a very pretty arrangement In the abstract, ns well as In any individual case, it (often happens that it is' nn utterly Inequitable system of doing' business. It looks well, for example, to say that the United States government expects to havo reciprocity with Germany; If she'ndmlt freo of duty our pork, canned ments, etc., which she has teen treating quite sourvlly, wo shall admit her wlno und sugar free of duty. Tho arrangement may bo completely satisfactory nnd equitable lu so far as Germany may be regnrded ns one Individual national entity, and the United States another individual JJUllUllill en tity. But If wo look at the matter n little more closely, the equitable look reciprocity will of this much-laude- d take on quite a different iippenrancc. Tho arrangement thnt Germany snail admit American pork, canned meats, etc., free of duty within her borders Is a very delightful arrangement for the millionaire, and packers of Chicago. It will glvonn enormous lllllp to their business, nud will help multi ply rapidly tho millions they havo nl ready. But in order thnt this reclproc- ity should bo strictly equitable, the nnd packers of Chicago should give up some ndvnntngc which they already possess In return for the big additional ndvnntngc which they foresee coming to them. No other kind or class of industry in the United States should bo punished, or bo made to pay, for the benefit which the reciprocity will confer on the of tho west. But the peculiarity of tho proposed reciprocity Is tliatthehog-killcrsnretget the benefit of it, and thnt the u and sugar-grower- s arc to bt iruado to pay for that benefit. And It will be admitted that reciprocity ol that sori is not equitable. Iluwtiti't sugar is already admitted Into the United States free of duty; nnd, if Scr- many's enormous crop of beet sugar be also admitted free of duty, as Is serious. rs hog-killco E THE HEARINGS ON THE TARIFF. Development Which Are Not riratlngto tlfe Ilepnbllcans. Thoro is manifest dissatisfaction in republican circles over the developments in tho tariff hearings in Washington. It Is clear that the witnesses who were heard were not swayed by the slightest interest in t he gencrnl welfare, but by a consuming desire in each cuso to see that "No. 1" is not neglected. Tho New York Morning Advertiser says that "the only persons who can read the testimony given so far with nny great degree of satisfaction are tho saturnlno frc6 traders, who hold as a matter of faith that a pro tcctivo tariff is simply an aggregated individuJobbery of all tho als of a country who can get tho car of the government. With scarcely nn exception, every witness heard during tho first two sessions has frankly admitted that ho wants tho present tariff raised merely to incrcaso his own profits in business, without tho slightest concern whether such n change, would increase or diminish tho rovonuos of tho governself-seeki- When bilious or costive, cat n Cascarct, candy cathartic, curo guaranteed, 10c, 25c. Some very trifling pcoplo nro well posted on Bcrlpture. Washington Democrat. Use St. Jacobs Oil promptly and froely to neuralgia. and say good-byo Tub longer a woman has boun married tho larger a dollar grows to her. Nature's Detectives. 'When a crime is committed,, no matter in what corner of the earth the criminal tries to hide, he knows that probably -- tt5f?rrO?'7fl 7?Vi or other on the look out somewhere waiting to tacks mankind and hides itself in the human is a detective MVWf .JbtV- lay bis hand on him. When any disease at- - T5 i. system, no matter how ment." It may bo said that when protection obscure or complicated organs find fault with tho tariff goings-o- n :th disease nt Washington, tho public Is justimay be, Nature among fied In force of detective reme dies has one that will eventually hunt down and arrest that particular disease. Lung and bronchial diseases are among the most baffling complaints which doctors have to deal with; because it isn't the lungs or bronchial tubes alone which are affected. but every corner of the system furnishes a lurking place for these elusive maladies. They change and reappear and dodge about the system under numberless die guises. They are almost always complicated with liver or stomach troubles, nervousness, neuralgia, or "general debility." The best detective remedy which Nature has provided to search out and arrest these perplexing ailments is Dr. Fiercc's Golden Medical Discovery. It lays an arresting hund directly upon the poisonous, paralyzing elements hiding in the liver ana digestive organs. glandt power It gives the to manufacture an abundant supply ot pure, highly vitalized blood which reinforces red, the lungs with healthy tissue; feeds the nerve centres with power, and builds up solid muscular flesh and active energy. I'orweaklutiKS,splttlngof blood, shortness of breath, nasal catarrh, bronchitis, severe coughs, asthma, and kindred affections, it is a sovereign remedy. While it promptly cures the severest cough it strengthens the system and purifies the blood. blood-makin-- her' great QPIUMDRUNKENNESS LMUHUfMllll. BISCOVEKYi girts I qulckreiutandcuresworst luie. Send for book of testimonials and lO day' treatment free. Pr.ll. H.I1V Sos, Atl.is,tla, Cured. DR.J.L.STEPHBNS, tlDnDCV11 ILIXW0 yiMTflN. ! Couch la tlma KING OF GUMS. h-.Beat cuirewHusAu oafat BjropVTaMe Sold by draaxlsta. Good. TJmH In over $90,000,000 in tho McKinlcy loturn for the cash that was generous- bill and increased the appropriations ly paid In advance, but tho programme more than that in, tho first billion-dolla- r of the tariff hearings is nono the less congress. Since fJicn it has been objectionable to n patient and long- - continued by the extravagance of both suffering people. Commenting on tho parties in voting money without regard spectaclo that Is now presented nt tho to Income. N. Y. World. federal capital, the Morning Advertiser NOTES AND COMMENTS. says: "This truly is not an exhibition of a very exalted form of patriotism. hearings one listened In the nor ono that advocates of a reasonable In vain for tariff n suggestion that tho Mcdegree of protection to American labor Kinlcy schedules were too lxlghf-S- t. can view with pride or pleasure, It Is $- -' not likely that the country will view Louis Republic.be more seemly f or some It would nny legislation shaped to reflect it with out natother feelings than thoso of resent- of our manufacturers to take nsk conuralization pnpers before they ment," Kansas City This Is a republican view of tho pro- gress for protection. ceedings that ore supposed to lead up to Times. It Is hard to get., used to the idea tbo tariff bill that will bo framed for, presentation to tho Fifty-fift- h congress of a cabinet for McKInley without Mr. in extra session assembled. It is hard- Ilanna in it, but after all that has been ly to bo wondered at that the people raid, which place ho occupies is not nro looking forward to tho futuro with a mdltcr to higgle about. Ho has won considerable apprehension. Blngham-to- n his position. He has established his dignity. Where Maegrcgor sitd is the (N. Y.) Leader. head of tho table. Mr. Ilanna will be Tho year ended In dullness and the Macgregor of the coming admlnlv depression. It might havo ended lu tration. Cincinnati Enquirer. great activity and abounding prosperr Mr, Dingley's ways nnd mean ity. Tho reason It did not wns simply committee has lifted off the cover of that Mr. McKInley and his partisans tho tariff pork barrel, and Ml the hunhave decided to treat his election ns n gry special Interests nro clamoring for popular decision In favor of high tariffs, a slice. Tho spectacle" at Washington buslncss-dls,turbin- g and to hold a rivals that of tho great distribution extra session In the spring,. among the faithful in 1800. Itha scene XetvB by fall tjjere should bo no excuse of greedy demnnds, of selfish referfor rewarding the campaign contrib- ences, of nstoundlug Indifference to utor". ?7. V. World. of t people- .- BostonPost in tariff-rippin- good deal of protesting against tho proceedings. Everybody knows, of course, that $25,203,000 in 1800. very hnndsomo sums were paid for proThe deficiency wns etarted by the retection, and everybody expected thntn publicans when they cntdownthereve-line- for it. And yet Senator Sherman's charge thnt It is due to the Wilson bll ougit not to pass uiichnllengcd. Senator Shcrmnn'H memory may not be so good as It once wns, hut he can easily crlfy the fact that there wns a deficiency in the last three months oi the Ilnrrlson administration; that in his last anntinl report (December, 1892)' Secretary Foster suggested nn increased tax on whisky to meet the irapcndiiig-- r deficit, and Uint one of his last official acts (February 20, 1893) was to senll o letter to tho chief of tlie bureau of engraving nnd printing directing thntlm-mediatpreparation!! be inndo for a bond issue, nnd that "in view of pressing contingencies" the "preparation oi the designs nnd plates a hastoncd in every possible manner." It Is likewise a fact of record that during the fiscal year of 1894, under the McKinlcy law, the expenditures exceeded the revenues to the amount of $09,803,260. This is more than tire deficiency in any yenr under the Wilson bill. It wns $42,805,000 In 1895 and e, The Troth About Kanias. No Btalo in tho union hai been moro slandered than Kansas. The western part of A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Go. tho B Intel as line grazing couutry as tho sun ever shone on, and tho eastern 200 miles squaro raised moro corn to tho aero In 1690 than any othcrStuto in tho union. With only We offer to our Customers and The Tradi tho eastern part of the State rnlslngcorn and wheat tho State ranks fifth In theso cereals generally the most satisfactory work posslbla in this country. We havo moro churches Our facilities enable us and schools aud less illiteracy per capita In these branches. than any other state. Productive smooth to turn out work very rapidly. If you deslrs furm land can bo bought for from J5 to MO per acre. Write to It. B. Dmmv, Atchison, lo release your type on some large Job, send Kansas. It to us for either stereotyping or electrotyp-InABOUT SOME WRITERS. Tnenc is nothing thnt makes agood womso swell with prido as to have her an's heart and It will be returned to you promptly n Mnclarcn says thnt Harold Fred pastor notico her ubsenco from church. and In good order. eric is the American writer most wide- - Atchison Globe. ly5rcnd In England at present. We make a specialty of Newspaper HeadTo Oct Out or the Jjiulynnl Kipling tecently refused a When troublo Is coming, is War obviously the ings and Cuts, and hare the largest assortlUvUsomo price for Ills Vermont farm. part of common sense. An obstruction ot tho bowols is a serious obstacle to health. ment In these lines to be found anywhere In tWssald that nfternextyenrhe will oc- To get this out of tho way an ensy matter cupy Itjuinnancntly. with tho thorough laxatlvo, lioslctter's the country from which to select. Sarah Orne Jewett has two working Stomach Bitters, which, although It affords deVks ono at her own houre at South relief, novcr gripes and convulses lllca a , drastic mnlarlnl. kidBerwick nnd the other nt the house of ney andpurgative. Dyspepsia, and nervous- A, N. Kellogg Newspaper-Co.rheumatic ailments ness yield to this genial family modiclno Mrs. Fields nt Manchester-by-the-Se429 Elm Stroot, Cincinnati, O. where so ninny of her summer and autumn dnysnrc spent. TrtEnE scorns to bo nothing people enjoy FOR 14 CENTS. much as married couple - Frank Stockton, who rose, to fame tallilng about soalong verya well, WashingWo irlth to gala (9,000 pleated don't get with "The Lady, or the Tiger?" Is 02 thatDemocrat. cuitomera In HIT and benceoSer ton lfia t Vttr llliimark Cucumber years old. He lias traveled n good deal 10a M rkg Hound alobo Deet 10c " Earliest Carrot has spent much time in Europe, Tho Most Unique Calendar of tho Season ry ado Kamer uucim & by " Earlieet Melon lcuuco lOo olnnen nt r. orida and Virginia. For some years Has lust been IssuedIty. thoXako Shoreseli rifnttncrul In ! tnnltMru. ' OlantVellowOnlon Copy can bo lis Michigan Southern I0o flm rwwvitttr t..trr Kill tl. ..- all- nU'fcff. A permanent home has been at Con- - cured by sending six cents in stamps to t. .VUt4U IIHIU Ull ill; ll; ,tuW4f VV n fMlf Tru"! a fnu'rt IBo ntvmtnAl. cover postage, lo A. J. Smith, G. P. A., Brilliant Flower Seodf crs of the United States will lucvitnN V, --... lwmHflll xilln WorU 11.00, for II eeaU. Tf Cleveland. .".IS,, AboTe 10 ptga, worth 11.00 wo will be ruined. New Orlrans Times-De- i WM i V . .it is not often that we find nn tidcr mall 70a freo totrether with our ' ml among womon crnt. Tnenn Is an unwritten irreat plant and seed catalogue upon IS ritcr praising with such enthusiasm KM receipt of this notice and lie. postthat no woman should go furthor from UI Itecauiewo. ui M age. How can we doanil bni If .nfl WHO CAUSED THE DEFICIT? . younger one ns HIchnrd Ilcnrv Stod- - homo than two blocks with a shawl over . h. n.tAmnra horhead. once try Baltere teed, you'll rorcr, by the K"cTnbTlcan. an.l the Me-- i1""1 '" ,,01,'t'; 1Ic Fni'S U,at Chcstcr Started noTer get aiong wunout memi Ilaiiy rcrnald Is a genius and that his Catalogue alone 6c. postago. la. KlrUey Hill. for Tlfty Cents. La 1110831. WIS. l JOllXa fllLZEB SUED CO.. Chinese story. "The Cat nnd the Ovor430,00'J cured. WhynotlotNo-To-BaIt Is much more important to find Cherub," is m i a best, short piece of fic-i- n regulato or removo your dcslro for tobacco. the a remedy for the iintfoniil deficiency Saves money, makes health and manhood. ' produced in the United States in a QUEEN revenue tlinn to fix the responsibility Curo guarantecd,!i0o aud $1.00, all druggists. ! old-timJ g, 1 a, continue to r the'subject of exhaustive (nnd exhausting) editorial condemnation. A Boston cycling girl tumounccd her engagement by saying she had gone Into tho hands of a receiver. The general post office of London litu Invited bids for 10,000 btcyclcs, to be used In tho suburban postal nnd telegraph service. It Is staled that the falling off In the demand for1 cigars in the United States this yenr amounted to 7,000,000 and this loss Is largely credited to cycling. Tho dog dealers of Philadelphia, are lamenting that there is no longera brisk demand for their stock, and of courra they lay the blame to the blcycl?. A meniber writes from Ifngerstown, Md., thnt. the Judge of the circuit couit at that plnco sentenced a young man to five years' Imprisonment for stealing a bicycle. Germany Is one of the qountrlci where cycling Is taken up least by women, German women seldom go In for ,wu.h outdoor exercise; they are oo difc$acU;rdonicp.tlc In their liablts. A cycle equipment for th conveyance of coffins is tho latest invention. It was In the brain of n New York man that the Idea wns first connived. Thus the cyclist may now Journey on the wheel from the cradle to the grave. Tho Century Itoad Club of America has adopted a uuw rule, recognizing mileage record. Utiles a 30 nnd a governing the same are Identical wltli those,govcrnlng the century nnd mlh-nge records for the calendar year, t Thomcs E. Cook, of Patcr&on, N. J., who Is 9i years of age, rides n. bicycle every day, nnd says he thinks the blcy clo Is a most healthful nnd Invigorating o sport. Mr. Cook Is nn circus clou n, nnd has traveled In nearly every civilised country on the globe. The high boot for women when bids fair to bo more or less, superseded in the future by the low hoe, a many wheelwomen have found out by experience thnt anything tight about the ankle Interferes with the free mo Hon thnt isnbsolutcly essential to , grncenn ruling, Tjic- brnkclese.blcycle -three-wheel- Step Forward n Ballroad Adrortliln. Ono of tho most elaborate and successful moves In tho way of advertising transportation lines that has been seen recently, Is A. . .. nHlA . coiicorninirViatho cqulpmont of tracks nnd 1Iu a IhaIhs uu tuo muuuru uug ui railway, ji miJa.u v. una is a revelation to most pcoplo to know that nr.li n... t.n Ohl. m . linn nvtata ovu.u rf um uuiu niver, ftl w,. ...w Issue of tlie Ilovlow of Rev lows. White ft appears in uio aavorusing pages oi that magazine. It is not so nniih an udvertise- - mnnlnlt. la nn .i 1.1 Only One! serious disease checked. Not more than flvo men or women f n a thousand are free from Aome form of Kidney, Liver or Bladder trouble, which Is certain to run Into The block system, tho electrlo equipment oui.1 1.3 lights, crossing gongs, all go to provldo for tho swift movement of trains and is found horo. Tho track is of heavy steal and tho ballast of crushed stono and over this roadbed passenger trains of the most luxurious pattern hurry to and fro on schedules which each year aro made a Uttlo shorter. , b.uwt BIMUlo, AUUUU1U V 0 BCaU unless Stop and Think I that there Is but one known remedy for those troubles I Ask any druggist, physician or friend what It Is, and he will tell you, that the old folks stand A troop ot chiding mookors, When llttlo boys wonr trousers and Grown men wear knickerbockers. Washington Star. No woxDcn In FUee Sleeping Can From Lake Michigan, to the rotomac. A new line of Pullman sleepers between Chicago, Washington, D. 0., and Unltimore, via tho "Queen City." Commencing January 24th tho C. H. & D. Ity., and Monon Route, In connection with tho li. &, O. nnd 11. & O. S. W. Hallways, will operate a lino of. Full-ma- n sleepers between Chicago and Unltimore, via Cincinnati and Washington City. The schedule will be as follows:' Leave Chicago 2.45 a. m., Indianapolis 7:55 a.m., Cincinnati 12:05 n.n. Arrive Washington, D U, 0:47a.m., llaltiraoro 7:55 a. m. Returning the sleeper will lenvo Baltimore 11:00 a.m., Washington, D. Q, 12:00 n.n., Cincinnati 3:30a.m., Indianapolis 7:00 a.m. Arrive Chicago 12:00 n.n. Tho sleepers are of the latest Pullman pattern, equal to any running on any line. moi'O tlioy would tSA ABSOLUTELY "at the top," and Is so acknowledged by This great remedy stands the most advanced thinkers of the world. This suggestion Is all you require I 1ECTR0TYPING A coittt doctor says that if peoplo walked not havo corns. If thoy didn't havo to walk so much they wouldn't caro for corns. Washington Democrat. OF THE HIGHEST GRADE PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY ftf gsa98861 m Iu t lw n H H $ o Maatteag . i:" 'ccnde. It l.i WAN DOGS. that our war department seriously considering tho training of dogs for army use. Abroad these animals have long been mt'd and found to be of great value.. The bird dogs, taken all around, are the best war dogs. They soon lose their inclination for hunting, with proper training, nnd take up military duties with eagerness.' A notable feature of the war dog's education Is the searching for missing men. lie is taught to search the woods nnd brush, nnd ns soon n ho has found a man to stay w ith him and bnrk till his muster comes up. War dofcs are kept with great cav. Their kennels ore thoroughly cleaned wry 21 hours, their metal feed vessel.i kcrubbed ilnlly THE MARKETS. LIVE Select butcher alr llOOS-Comm- Is (.aid coal oil for that purposo. CITY PRINTING INK CO. EvrnvosB who doesn't havo to light tho INK with satisfaction for Arcs in tho morning preaches against using many years, are using it Tub pula that tortures sciatica. Tho cure that cures it St. Jacobs Oil, We have used the others.-- N. Good breeding is doing nothing needlessly that ono thinks will hurt or displease Y. Weekly. Sonu and still from cold ; don't wait and suffer; uso St. Jacobs Oil aud got cured. and now. When In need of Ink write to them, Cincinnati or Chicago. A.N.KELLOQQ NEWSPAPER CO. SOUTHERN HOMES IN TEXAS Jlvrrl ftYiV&WS Most young married couples begin housekeeping with hopo and misfit wedding presents. Atchison Globo. Just try a 10c. box of Cascarcts candy cathartic, llnest liver and bowel regulator made A shout absence quickens love, a long kills it.-- N. Y. Weekly. ab-on-ce lu the celebrated Coast Country. Chenp And on rea fOBtvblo term, fruit, rejretablo and Held crop farms. ttreutitrotlurtlon. !IrecttnnrUel. fled croui, Trvetl via IVIico Jtno flVom Nt. Lntid. land literature, mapi.excun ion raU-- i and full Information, write THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY, MT, lOTJIifi MO. 003 Jtoo Jlldff., nror .. PENSIONS A. N. K.- -E. A si'KAiN may cripple but St. Jacobs Oil will curo it boforo it can. It cures. Fro (or Increase (2. ltejectcd clalnii reopened. All laws free. 31 yr.. practice furc". or no fee, Washington, D.O. A.V.afcOorBlek A SoDifClnclnnatl 1640 nw TLEASB or loss consoled. 3 Ocn happiness is but an unhappinessmore N. Y. Wcokly. WI1EN WIUT1NQ TO ADVERTInEns tats that yon Ike Adrertlicmcnt la this Cincinnati. Jan. la , aaaaaaaAAAAAaAiAAAAAlAAAAAAAliAAAAAaaAaAAAaAAAaAaA CALVES-r'on s to ,. llKht.. 2 10 4 &i S Oil it would bo demanded Mixed pucker SHEK1 LAMIIS-Qo- od s 4 7S 10 CO la i li itATli REASONS FOR USING I.itlit shippers Cholo) to choice Winter fnmlly KM 3.iv to 3 a3 3 m & '.'0 I I PLOUK Oais-X- M it QHAIN Wheal Na No. 3 rod. Corn No. mixed o. 1 vsred.... ;5 n 3 r.o 3 CO 5 Ml 3 00 01 MM Walter Baker & Co.'s Breakfast Cocoa. iffR ltye No.J Prime to choice PUOVIMOt'S Mots Pork..,. Prtmo menm nt'lTKU holcecUlry Prime to oholco creamery.. HAY APPLKS-Pcrbbl 11 (ft 0 liW S 3 0 8 v. 21 z:U is 30 1!M 8ij 10 I'OTATOR New. per bbl ... NEW YORK. 1 150 4 ITS Q, 1 00 (1HAIN Wheat Na No. 2 red CORN-K- o. S mired OATS-Mlxed FLOUR Wlntcrpatetn 00 6 north'n 825 n n 4 4 Oi'i li 2 Wi Bl I. 'til M'Im ar--rr H Dutch Process in which chemicals are used. 3' Because beans of the finest quality are used. Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans. Because it is the most economical, costing less than one cent a cup. De sure that you get the genuine article mode by WALTER CO. LU., Dorchtiter, Man. Established 1780. BAKER Because it is absolutely pure. Because it is not made by the POIUC LAUD Weutern Now mes CHICAGO. 8 75 Si 60 775; 22?J 18 FLOUR Winter putcnn Olt.U.N Wheat No. red.... Na 2 t hlcaco suriug. CORN Na 2 .' 2S 4 8 22U f8 OATS-- No. PORK-Mo- 2 ss, LAUD FLOUR-FntnORAIN-Whoat-- Steam..,, BALTIMORE lly No. 7 0j 7 0) 3 U?H'fl 4 10 4 2 0 niift MILLIONS sS!UMfs!&- Tmssi "nm. - 50 S4.V 4 Corn O.its-Ml- ied Mixed,, L trj Refined nn 2J POKK-Me- a II 8 4 P,U!-,,,r8t0,"l,"t- HOOS GRAIN-WbOM-- Westorn.. ., INDIANAPOLIi Na 2 S mixed Na 2 mixed Y.. 3 7S 3 8 DIM 27 s 00 Hi 3J 00 8 No. Oats OHAIN-Whe-H-Na Corn as - ton 4 00 M 2J - 18$ ;abcaY$fc CURE CONSTIPATION Mtf mm CATHARTIC JlilCTIlWt3 ttB10f wre I.OUISVILLF. FLOUR Winter patent Mixed,,, Oits Mlxid PORIC Mhi laud stoma Corn 2 red , .... 171 a en iov 50 autJVliU iQUl aiHvaaii uooaiesirev. Hft m4srwTmmmmmrwTWT--i- M t ah DRUGGISTS , 7 mi m ooo uuanafllDDll 1? neTynlp ft,. iu Da&csatBilu ULjibuj t,u. constipation. CucarrU the Idral Lata or rrlpe.bnt ranno pairnatnralrnralts. 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