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Mount Vernon signal.: n. Friday, August 26, 1904.
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Established 1887 VOLUME xv = MT VERNON COUNTY KY FRIDAY AUGUST 20 1904 UMBER JR 1UU Dll E A I Born to the wife of C H Fri h a ten pound boy Alex Tyree is very sick with pneumonia fever Miss Ida Stone of Lancaster is the guest of her cousin Miss Eva Diirmnn Mr Tuhn Renton of Mt Ster IIt is with his son Dr Percy Bnton and family We ate glad to report Mr J H Albright and Mr W H Scwder and wife improvin 31edmes Eliza Cook and Iiar tha Phillips of Danville were the guts of the Dunn family from S iturdav until Tuesday Miss Maria Nichols has returned to her home at Perryville alter spending several weeks with brs J W Tate and other friends Misse Cora Adams and Pertina Mullins have returned to their veraljdaysat this place Dr and Mrs Wesley of Lterty were called here Tuesday to attend the bedside of the latters n other Mrs Durham who is very sick with rheumatism Mr Per Hiatt one of Rockcastles splendid citizens suffered a eve e strove of paralysis last Sunday morning and has since been in a very pie uious condition The public school opened Monday with Mifs Munson of Ltxing ton as principal Miss Lillie But ner intermedfate and Miss Altie Owens primary teacher Albert A Ibrght and handsome bade who was Miss Lydia King of Lebano Juncti n have return ed to their hdm at the above named place after spending several days with Mr and Mrs A E Albright NEW TOURIST SLEEPING CAR SERVICE TO FORNIA CLII On August the the Missouri PaciPc Railway will establish adaily through Tourist Sleeping Car Line St Louis to San Francisco Train will leave St Louis daily 159 p m The route will be via Missouri Pacific Railway to Pueblo Colorado thence via Denver and Rio Grande to Salt Lake City and Ogden arid Southern Pacific to San Francisco and Los Angeles This is the famous scenic Line of the world through the picturesque Rock Mountains The service and accommodations will be uptodate and will be personally conducted Very low rates will be in effect from August isth to September loth via Missouri Pacific Railway ts the principal Pacific Coast points and return Also Low Rate Colo nist one way tickets will he sold j from September i5th to October i5th For rates information and reservation of berths apply to nearest representative of the Mis souri Pacific Railway or address H C Townsend G P t A Mb or R T G Mat1 TP A Louisville Ky Ithevs are scarce in Cuba worth of patent medicine imported during the fiscal year 190203 mostlo from France Must Go At COST I L L nn J i = l71iJJ t11J IJ I1Ifflj4 IAnll = =CRA1S OftCII A Hi Miss Gioigia King is veiling in Somerset Miss Essie March of Stanford is visting Mts Will James Jno Chadwick is in St1 Louis tiding in the Worlds Fair I in Its Got r and family left Wed iesda for the Worlds Fair Mrs C H Marshall of Ripley Tenn is visiting her sister Mrs Taomas Ramsty Miss Ella Smith has returned front an exended visit with friends in Knoxville Tenn Mrs II D Campbell and chil dren and Mrs J D Pettns are visiting in Somerset Miss LizJe Best of Paint Lick m ide a weeks visit to Miss Katie King of Kings Hotel W A Jrooks and brother JC hive been spending a vacation with their mother and sister Mrs S E and Miss Mollie twoIgene Edmiston are visiting at Whites countyI daughter Zlpha who have been isiting Mrs S E Brooks left Tuesday for their home at Atlanta Ga Alfred Davis 33 oung man about 35 years old who has been in the asylum at Anchorage was ought home a corpse on the 22nd and buried at his home in Garrard couu ty Mrs Lida Este and little son and daughter of McKinuey re turned home first of week after spending several days with her father and brothers Jno Edmiston and Dr W I Edmiston Out meeting at the Baptist church clied with five additions by bap ism aid two by letter The Christ ian church held a few days meet ng last week contacted by Bro Paris who seems to be a very ear nest worker WC Egbert who has been in business in Chicago for several years is at home with his mother for a much needed rest Curtis is not as well as himany friends would like to see him but we hope with a good rest and the attention of his devoted mother he will soon be restored to his usual health Died on the 21St at the home of R H Bronaugh Mrs Katherine Macalister She was in her usual healthate a hearty dinner lay down and went to sleep after dinner woke up and talked withMrs Bro naigh who left the room for some thing but being attracted by a noise in the room returned to find her struggling in death She was an aunt of Mrs Bronaughs was 8 years old had been a member of the Baptist Church at this place for 55 years She was a faithfulwork in her church as long as she was able and loved by all who knew her black as well as white Bro Huey gave a beautiful talk at the church over the remains which weie then laid to rest in the Crab Orchard cemetery Mrs Geo Gould defies the old saying that pearls tipify tears and weares a collection that outdoes royalty 0 N rAr Ie and ripe peaches are plentiful iIrsD G Martin is visiting i 1j Richmond this week IU S Berry is visiting relatives in Georgia this week J W Lambert has his new saw mill up and ready for business- VT Henry of Madison county was herethis week on businessI Tne balloon ascensions at the fair grounds Biodbead was plain ly visible here The rain and hailstorm of last week did considerable damage to tobacco and late corn W S Beldon who has had a ba case of sore eyes caused by getting siuders in them from a passing train while at work on a section is improving Our public school house is being rooflandArnold ant D C Pullins are doing the work which is a guarantee of it being done right Mr D G Martin has just received 11 head of Angora s from Kirksville Mo for which leI paid Sio per head They are very nice and we believe they will do well in this section ol the country There has been a new postoffice established recently in Bell county called Conerway Ky It has caused some confusion in the mail to this place but our clever P M J H Sigman has notified Uncle Sam So we suppose he will loon after the matter and likely change the name of the late postoffice WHAT IS INSIDE OF TILE WORLDS RUn AND HOW TO SEE IT AT THE LEAST EXPENSE The Henderson Route has got ten up and is now offering for free distribution a very complete and valuable booklet descriptive of what helVorldsThe booklet contains informs tion of such value that all prospec tive visitors to St Louis should have a copy How to reach the Fair Grounds upon arrival in St Louis how to get around the grounds to the best advantage the most economical plan for touring the Exposition things of importance to see in St Louis together with many other valuable pointers regarding a trip of this nature are only some of the any p iii ts covered in this com plete booklet It is something you should have before planning your Worlds Fair tripand can be obtained by addressing Mr L J Irwin General Passenger Agent Hendeison Route Louisville Ky The number of Austrians in the United States is 1020000 CASTORIAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the RismaturooC I MUST GO AT COST Must Go COST Atl u FOR BARGAINS IN SUMMER Suitings White Goods f Shirt Waists Slippers and Straw Hats In fact any article that is not in winter season that we now have on hindsJ tf t will go at cost j j Come and see for yourself I We can save you Money JiC HOCKER CO LIVINGSTONKY l f INEWS ITEMS Fort st fires in the State of Washington are coniir greitdamage Heavy rains have broken the long drought in Western Kentucky Salvador Presidents of Nicaragua and Honduras will hold a peace conference August Anderson a farmer of theIa mOf IThe Mexican War vetenns of Indiana are holding at reunion at Bedford fifteen having been elI rolled The first encampment of Spanish War Veterans will be held at dthe Worlds Fair September 19th and 20th Senator Hoars mind is clear veakerIany A Fay site county Magistrate has imposed a fine of fifty dollars on Milton Agee for attempting to flirt with a farmers wife The exodus of negroes from Statesboro Ga and vicinity continues Several were flogged but no violence is offered the better class of blacks George Rice of Marietta 0 has commenced a suit against the Stan dard Oil Company demanding 3000 ooo damages for the alleged ruining of his business The Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias chose New Orleans and the third Tuesday in September 1906 as the place and time of holding the next encampment An Illinois Central special train carrying twentysix miners and nine guards was fired upon by strikers from a cornfield near Zeig ler Ill and two of the guards were wounded- A special agent of the Postoffice Department is making arrangement with Postmaster Elkin at ofIin Fayette county At St Paul Minn five injurIported to be dead two score ed and property loss estimated to reach 2000000 are the results of a fierce tornado which swept down on the city Saturday night Awakened by a burglar in her homer Mrs Timothy Crowe wife of the d1iefof Police at Ludlow KY frightened the marauder into flight and clad in her nightrobe pursued him down the street The State Department for reas ons not made public seems confi dent that the field of war will not extend beyond the limits originally fixed but China is appresensive ofl trouble and is preparing to meet it in force Three counterfeiters have been arrested in Atlanta who were mak ing Buffalo bills so perfectly that even bankers weredeceived They confessed and surrendered the platesand a considerable amount of the bogus money William Mary John Elizabeth Thomas George Sarah James AnJosePbjlJane erick Margaret Emma Robert Arthur Alfred Edward These in the order given are the most visitedigate 150000 The property loss was heavy in several towns on the Illinois side of the river In the Manufactures building at the Worlds Fair an exhibit of Parisian gowns valued at 500000 was ruined by leakage The Japaneese forces which are besieging Port Arthur have captur ed Chair fort and are said to be within a mile and a half of the city ruIhold out Advices at Che Foo iuj dicate that the fortress cau hold 6ut apanleesea patch says the Russian battleship Sevastopol has strucktmute and has been seriously damaged Liao porUhat1tbetour have been repulsed 11 Every Friday ROCKCASTLE tI worn I ere e re CarloadsIAll Kinds of Field Seeds WE are prepared to fill all orders promptly at right prices Can give youStanfords Big No1r Belle Lincoln II AT MILL PRICES SEND IN YOUR ORDER We guarantee satisfaction Highest Market Prices paid for country produce- M J MILLER CO MT VERNOX ICY WA1JD They are working the roads here and roundabout Born to the wife of Steve Cash the 19th Inst a fine girl J C Renner wife and babv vis ited his father at Brodhead last weekJ Myers sold a lot of wheat to be delivered at Brodhead at 95cts per bushel Mrs Catherine Cummins is vis iting her children Rev James and Mrs Mary Cummins at Walnut Grove A SWEET BREATH is a never failing sign ofa healthy stomach When the breathis bad the stomach isout of order There is no remedy in the world equal to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for curing indigestion dyspepsia and all stom ach disorders Mrs Mary S Crick of White Plains Ky writes I have been a dyspeptic for years tried all kinds of remedies but con tinued to grow worse By the use of Kodol I began to improve at once and after taking few bottles am fully restored in weight health and stfenghth and can eat whatever 1 like Kodol digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet Sold by Mt Vernon Drug Co A dispatch from Moscow says Gen Stossel Ccommander of the Russian garrison at Port Arthur has abandoned all hope of holding out much longer against the contin uous bombardment of the Japan ese forces arid has sent a telegram to a friend saying Farewell for myIthat the Japanese will be in pos daysIe morning until i oclock in the af ternoon pouring in a heavy fire but that the Russians succeeded in silencing their batteries The Japanese fleet was not engagedI END OF BITTER Two physicians had a long and stubborn fight with an abcess on Hugbes1ofEverybody thought my time had come Asa last resort I tried Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption The benefit I received was striking and I was on my feet in a few days Now Ive entirely regained my health It conquers all Coughs Colds and Throat and Lung troubles Guaranteed by all druggists Price soc and 100 Trial bottles free Three and a half miles of road in the neighborhood of the Bois de Boulogne in Paris have been treat ed with tar by the French Anti dust League There is nothing certain about love making e zcept the uncertainty h of LAND STOCK AN D CROP NOTICE All who oye me for colt seasons will please be prepared to settle with me at Conway Sept 2nd in the afternoon Hiatts store Sept 3rd in the afternoonYours truly M H TORDON The knife that cuts both ways is presented to the cattle shippers of the country in the strike of the Chicago packers J C Johnson and W H Lillard of Danville Were at Seelbnchs Hotel and both are engaged in cattle buying and shipping Since the packers of the great markets are unable to operate on full capacity they will not take the cattle which offer except in a limited way and the result is that the animals are forced back on the country and the market for beeves on foot is forced lower On the other hand the amount of meat produced by the packers is small iin comparison with the average and the demand absorbs it quickly causing the price of dressed meats to go up As neither of the Ken tucky buyers is a butcher both are toicexr to take less for their cattle and pay more for fresh meat on ac count of the great strike Cattle on foot are a hundred lower than when the strike beganCou rierJournal A PERFECT PAINLESS PILL is the one that will cleanse the system set the liver to action remove the bile clear the complexion cure heedache and leave a good taste in the mouth The famous little pills for doing such work pleasantly and effectually are DeWitts Little Early Risers Bob Moere of LaFayette Ind says All other pills I have used gripe and sicken while De Witts Little Early Risers are simp ly perfect Sold by Mt Vernon Drug Co KENTUCKY FAIR DATES The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky fairs for 1904 as far as reported- Shepherdsville Aug 234 days Shelbyville Aug 234 days Springfield Aug 244 days Somerset Aug 304 days Nicholasville Aug 303 Florence Aug 314 daysdaysI Glasgow Aug 3r4 days Elizabethtown Sept 64Hartford Sept 214 days Barbburville Aug 313 dasI THE DEATH PENALTYI A litsle thing results in death Thus a mere scratch insignificant cuts of puny boils have paid the death penalty It is IISalvtfatality when Burns Sores Ulcers and Piles threaten Only 250 at all drnggists J Published COTTON IN KENTUCKY Cotton raising promises to bt come a sicress in Graves and neighboring counties according to the Mayfield Mirror Some of tliii embryo cotton balls from the green and thriving plants have been taken to Mayfield and placed on exhib tiou and the people are very en thusiastic over the outlook The green plants are now grow ing finely to maturity in the Du Iin cotton belt of Graves counU There are in that district 3ot acres that will be ginned by W 1 Lowes machinery at Dublin Mr Lowe is installing an outf t tor ginning the staple the cost t which will approximate 3000 aud will be ready for the industiy by the time the crop of raw cotton is ready to go to the gin Mr Melvin AJbritton in the Du lin district is one of the large t cotton planters His crop will ready for the pickers inside of thr r weeks He could cash his prosper at S976 for September delivery All cotton in Dublin territory U forward but twentyone days be hind Mississippi cotton in the open bol1I average in mea and a quarter by six inches in circumference and will develop a muck finer grade of short cotton than that of Teas dr Mis r sissippiand sill therefore command a higher price About 1375 bushels ofcotton seed was sold by one firm in Graves county last March and it is highly probable that all will as a result lf the present experiment tie on M the cultivation of cotton in this county Fultof1Ithe State trying the planting uf cotton There are about four thousand acres planted in the e counties It has been decided by the Transvaal Executive Council to appoint a commission to report on the de sirability of pensioning certain ficials of the late Boer Government The first waiter rent was due when Moses smote the Red Sea BEST FOR THE- BOWELS =open Force to the shape viotentphysic or pill poison Is dan erocs Tus ltthoCATHARTIOf ff tEATPleasant Palatable Potent Tote anifocentston health Address 4S Ratite or York SEER YOUR ILQOD cLEar 1 MT VERNON SIGNAL FpIDLY LUtJST co 1904 Published every Friday By EDGAR S ALBRIGHT SUBSCRIPTION ONE YEAR 100 Advertising rates nude known on application DEMOCRATIC TICKET For President JUDGE ALTON ROOKS PARKER Of New York For Vice President IIOV HENRY G DAVIS Of VVst Virginia For Jndue Fifth Appellate District JUDGE JAMES E CANTRILL- of Georgetown HON D L MOORE Ier er county is a candidate for a cress in the Eighth district to succeed lion G Giilieit subject lu the uctiou of the democratic party Your support is earnestly solicited HON G G GILBERT Of Shelbyville is a candidate for Congress in thin the Eighth district to succeed him self subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR JUDGEwWe arc authorized to announce w ItKIlIUKUM as a candidate forJudgcof Unukcustlu Coifti ty subject to the action of the Republican party FOR JAILER We are authorized to announce- JOHNSON us a candidate for Jailer of RockStistle ty subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce W DECK a Candida e for Jailer of Uockcastlc t subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce L L JARRETT as a candidate for Jailer of Rockcastle ty subject to the action of the Republic party We are authorized to announce CHARLEY CARMICAL as a candidate for Jailer of Rockcastle ty subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announced CUMMINS As icandidate fur Jailer of this county subject ro the action of the HepxbHtan party FOR SUPERINTENDENT lve are authorized to announce tt G BALLRD as a candidate for reelection as Superin a tendent of Kockcastle subjact to the ac u of the republican party We are authorized to announce- S N DAVIS as a candidate for Superintendent of Rock castle subject to the action of the repub lican party COUNTY COURT CLERK We are authorized to annouice Ii L TAfEaas a candidate for County Court Clerk of Kockcastle subject to the action of republican party ASSESIbORIJWe ore authorized to announce ELMER HOUR as a candidate for Assessor of this c unty suliject to the action of the republican party We are authorized to announce J B CUMMIN- Sas candidate for Assessor of Roekcaa county to fill the unexpired time of J W Kirby deceased to be voted for at the ember election subject to the actioc of the Republican party I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the Republican nomination for the office of Assessorof Kockcastle County subject the action of th Republican primary wk wH be held for the purpese of nominating oRicesttop I have always been a consistent nepubli can arid have always been loyal to its nomi pees and if nominated and elected I p ice that I will faithfully and honestly dis charge the duties of the office If the party give this honor to some other good redublic n1 shall do what can to bring p about his election at the general election but feel that my services to the party en titles me to this recognition Very trulyIWe are authorized to T S announceIAs a candidate for term of this county tion of the Republican party I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Assessor to fiill the vacancy caused by the death of my father J W Kirby subjectI In the action of the republican tint making the race in my interest but in tlitr intcresrtif my mother and her infant children If I am nominated end ehet will receive nothing but such expenses as I will he put to In making the assesmcnt and thfc balance will be turned over to the Camil1 I will not he a candidate for the next term I ask this because I feel that the family is entitled to tie balance of tile tarts Ycur friend H KIUBY SENATOR FAIRBANKS tenac in clinging to his offidce after ing nominated for Vice President dugs not show the greatest confi dente in the result of the Nave m ber election and it contracts tn forcibly with Judge Packers esigi 1j tL J iti uation of a life position and a big salary and his pledge neverto ac cept second term in case he should be elected Hunter gets the certificate iu the Eleventh although Edwards was nominated by over 1000 majority still all the corruption in Kentucky belongs to the Democratic party There not a single expert anti accomplished speechmaker iu th Presidents Cabinet and it is prob ajIPOLITICS AND POLITICIANS President Roosevelt left Saturday for Oyster Bay to spend a month and while there will complete his letter of acceptance which proba bly will be published the second week in September nThe subject of an extended speaking tour for Judge Parker is being considered at Rosemout aad by the Decocratic leaders around r tional headquarters in New York Nearly all the members of the na tional Committee are said to be in favor of such a tour Judge Parker will attend the St Louis Exposition the latter part of September and ill probably make a detour on Ii return to address meeting at Chic go Indianapolis and one or tt other places The Hunter men on the Elev enth District Committee failed to attend the London meeting Tuesday and the Edwarks memb adjourned to September i prior which time they will apply to some Circuit Judge in the district for a mandatory injunction to tom the attendance of the others T jurisdiction of the Jefferson Circuit Court was yesterday denied by the Hunter faction when the Edwa petition was presented before Judge Matt ODoherty anHon A R Burnam Chief J tice of the Court of Appeals w not be a candidate for reelection in Fifth Appellate district Jud Burnham has been urged by host of Republican friends to an pounce for reelection but ai giving the matter careful eonsid atiou ha has decided not to ba a candidate He says that strong POlitiIcatled him to this conclusion Lex 1ingten Leader SCRAPS O JET A certain scientist thinks the earth wabbles Some mea whe are not scientists have similar thoughts 2 a m theA man never loses money on fast horses Its the slow skates that drive him to the free lunclicounti Its an ill wind that plays havoc with a womans skirts and blows dust in a mans eyes at the same time rteUncle Henry says Be ever so homely theres no wife Ii a humble one The man always kicking for a raise should try one of his kit on a can of dynamite tehThe girl in love who has a rival should keep an eye ouherand if the rival is a widow keep be eyes on her A fellow feeling make us won fromfor our pocketbook Almost any man can start a news paper or a family but it takes a hustler to keep either of them go ing Always say your prayers before going to bed specially if its a folding bed Some husbands and wives get along better together when separat eel When you hear one girl speak o scnsibleI coneP leder are usually sweetest when the couple consists of another womans bus band and another mans wife All things come to those who wait exOep the things they are waiting for rea1tYfly sobme Galldy You are bald for one of your agec1 boatutt into other peoples affairs v l t1 i7t1 1Naturehas roundabout way For instance fro fl c we get aggs and from egg we get chickctS If a Ulan has the right sttifTin hint its bound to come out Thats whIt makes some mens noses so red IG C Harris was smiling on one t c fair bcx ill lUWIU rut Fri CiteTenn Star The Japs did pretty well but iV never bad to sink Cerveras shi but once Mohammed El Torres diplomatic agent at Tangier has resigned We suppose he Torres pants wit the Stilt Our devil is determined to seethe Robinson circus at Ronceverte t day so we were obliged to go to press a little early Anderson W Va Advertiser Maryland druggist tell dead whi Itasupposed that he at least struck one which the doctor had written plain English A newspaper buzzard that h sent its days feeding and feast ing sinlsg lottoab charnelvo er reputation of Luke P Dixon to drive off talc criticism piled mountain high around C Slemp Wise Va News The Civilized MethodWent nightot n the way them Chinamen eat boiled rice 0thheer yon way too ggdsa knife and et it right Dnsel ailre rowthoi whiskers Recently while work bae es came settled in his aternd all the bees erhad settled in his beard he slowly arose walked home end with tht assistance of others hived the buzz ers IIn the Wrong department prominent physician tells this stn at the expense of the modern era zrthefor specialization in the medical profession A poor woman from the East Side of New York we to a nearby dispensary so ask aid for her little son who had one of his fingers smashed with a baseb sheIapplied she was told by a curt tendant that the boy could not beFor treated there Wrong place he explained depaerrt meat Vere is der thumb und finger department inquired the wom altthe s jIheVeiltteleaseit Emil keV1 dit der burglarys steal Mrs Goldlots pearl dog collarr Becoss thejdidnt waut der dog Blsw aSS a goot von He vas a jewelry too You dont ask me Wass he a tltdiamont setter No not dot but he vas a hunt stemwindder eelVeil vy dit they onlsteal der pearl collar of der dog Becoss der mother ofpearl was frying for her child He ha ha You laugh like a hyena You ought to haf your voice massausa ed Do you know vy ass der mouses after eating dinner like a vienerI wurstIDid der mouses eat der ten ermeal wurst suFositionder dot e Veil I fearder wurst Veil der truest iss tier best you deserf Hereis der delusion of der question Der mouses vitch eated dinner is a mice dots fillad andDr der vienerwurst is a flee dots mill eedSlap smash bapvinA SUMMER COLD A summer cold is not only fmoniarclearsrstrengthens ECureIt is pleasant to the taste perfectly harmless A certain gSoldj F t I JiVliKY JQWN HAS LAltarA Sponger A smart altc 1i WCiltur rIhe A girl who giggle neighborhood feud A we in in who tattles A manwhoknowsitillilMore loafers l tall it ncclf jA few meddlesome old women A boy who cuts up at churchth weIsen- forced Iwidower who is too gay for ageh men who make remarks about women A preacher who thinks he ougl t to run the town A fewwho know how to run the affairs of the country- A grown young man who laugl s Icev ery time he says anything isAgirl who goes to the postoffice every time the mail comes in 1Scores of men with the caboose of their trousers worn as smooth glass asA man who grins when you tat and laughs aloud after he has said something SUICIDE PREVENTED The startling announcement beeofinterest many despondencIam something has been found that will makei1 f self destruction take Hitters Itbeing a great tonic an hatterrine will strengthen the nerve1 alsiregulator Only hoc Satisfac lion guaranteed bvall druggists Gov Terrell of Georgia on hi return to Atlanta from Sr at once appointed special cour to look into the conduct of tht State militia in connection with tl recent lynchings at Statesboro and in Bullock county The Executive says when he left Georgia for St Louis he was not informed as to the threatening condition at States horaeHe had detailed troops for ittendance at the trial of the mud Alerera of the Hodges family but r1was left under the impression th law would be alowed to take its course He withholds any offi responsntlongs and the guilty punished Causeheg StomacHmany years it has been supposed that Catarrh of the Stomach caused indigestI and dyspepsia but the truth is exactly opposite Indigestion causes catarrh peated attacks of Indigestion inflames the mucous membranes lining the stomach d exposes the nerves of the stomach thus Ing the glands to secrete mucin instead ofntjuices of natural digestion This is Catarrh of the Stomach Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure relieves all inflammation of the muco membranes lining the stomach protects nerves and cures bad breath sour risings tndigestiodyspepsia Kodol Digests What You E Make the Stomach Sweet ottles sleSt00holdke2htlmt- hetrisi ea 50 cents Prepared by DeWITT Chicago God will not fill your heart cause you empty your head Nerve Fag If You Waste Your Nerve Energy After Awhile You Will Suffer For It You can waste nerve force by excess etc1g eating proper food or securing sufficient rest to upThegood o phosphatic food such as whole bread prepared cereals etc Is Miles Restorative Nervine This is as truly a brain and nerv food as any food you could eat and be sides furnishes strength and tone of Its own which goes to the weakened nerve system and sets It to rights Dr Miles Restorative Nervlne Is a re freshing revitalizing tonic foodmedicine for the brain and nerves It reconstructs wornout nerve tissue and fills your languid brain with new life vigor Miles Nervlne has made so many cures of people so sick the doctors thought they were H Is today the standard medicine many thousand of American homsIThe first bottle is guaranteed to telp moneyanIntense mental strain incident e bnnklns business has caused m lnsomfahave used l3r Miles Nervine with ery satisfactory results In the treat meat of these affections I am now on y fifth bottle fact have Steao01tefheni AsstCashier I IIPacknre ltemeforSpecialist will diagnose your case tell JI you what Is wrong and how to right It CODOlt4TQRIES I a t q- f fTHE SUNDAY BIBLE SCHOOL esson in the International Series for August 28 19OElijah Discouraged Prepared by tlic Elglrviy and By wayJlrlachcC- opyright by J Edson LESSON TEXT Kings 191S Memory Verses And Ahab told Jezebel all that Elijah done and withal the prophets with the Then Jezebel wrnl a swordIiiljih saying So lot the end more alsu if make life of one of them by tomorrow about is time 3 And when he saw that he arose and went for his life and came to Beersheba which belcngeth to Judah and left his servant theretBut he himself went a days Journey into the wilderness and came and sat down under a juniper tree and he requested for himself that he might die ancl said It is enough now Lord take away my Ute for I am not better than my fathers And as he lay and slept under a juniper tree behold then an angel and said unto him Arise and eatIAnd he looked and b was i cake baken on the coals and a cruse of water at his head And he did eat and rink and laid him down again And the angel of the Lord came again the second time and touched him and said Arise ana eat because the journey 00 great for thee And te rose and did eat and drunk ind went In the stienglii of that meat ays and nights unto lloreb the mount d God THE LESSON Includes only the lesson e tLDEN TEXTuln my distress I cried into the Lord and lIe heard mePsroe TIME The day after the contest on fount Carmel tokComparing Scripture with Scripture From Faiths Mountaintop to Cube lets Wilderness sJames 517 tells lu fiat Elijah was a man of like passioiu ith us and lit is only as we remember ais that we can realize that the lleeinj JlrUphet is the same prophet who sours before had stood upon Mourn Carmel calling down the fire of Gou fcerrant of God Rom 21 But it mmility and faith we may learn form essons from his failure and there b strengthen ourselves against like de eat 1 Cor 101112 The causes oi 1aljahs flight were Physical reaction The jouruej rnom Zarephath and the events oi Mount Carmel caused physical and ner ous exhaustion which was followed b great weakness and depression Tin e1place for Elijah was not at Jezrcel bu lone somewhere with God where bt could receive spiritual and physical re viving The place for the servant o God always after a service has beet splendidly rendered is apart tram tn 5busy throng and alone with Jesus Eli first misstep was that run t Jezreel Having done all heshould have stood and left results with God oIMount He went a stet farther than God led him ann figured o results and when expectations failed discouragement dame Elijah went tt Tezreel in great elation of spirit expect ing that the mighty manifestation o rod on Mount Carmel and the flood o waters would turn the most hardenct sinner to God perhaps he even lookc for the conversion of Jezebel herself The servant of God who figures on re fruitatage as came to Elijah God gives the increase is our business to sow the seed preact GotSI3 Elijah tool his eyes o3 God Hi saw Jezebel and her vain threat he saw himself as the only one left whc knew and served God and he saw tht glaring faults of others t s1019 Ant o he had no eyes to see God The mar who takes his eyes oft God is defeatec and ready for flight Prov 2925 The ten spies saw the giants and not God eVum1333butJoshua and Caleb looke God Num The Ego instead of God Elijai had much to say about MY zeal MY de votion MY life and the failings and stun others When self becomes the cen ter of thought when self is lauded am others condemned when self appear indispensable to God then comes the flight of discouragement the juniper taskheElijahs Foolish Prayer He wautec to die when the chariot and horses o himatcouragement of unbelief Contrast the Mount1Labundance of rain and this prayer der the juniper tree Rom 826 Goe did not hear this prayer of Elijah Johr 51415 And how many of our prayer tall short of the Divine ear for the same Tender CareHe gave Hb weary frightened discouraged run sway prophet sleep V5 Ps 1272 Hr sent His angel to minister to hint Heb 114 He watched over him and tenDHis angel a second time Ps No word of rebuke No sign of displeasure No threat or condemnation but patient waiting loving tender watchfu rare Ah how the Fathers love Is mani Tested God loved and cared for cffsobedi ent unbelieving runaway Elijah and sc He cares for and loves you and me when a we tall into stnPs 10313 8615 THE GOLDEN TEXT In my distress I cried unto the Lori and He heard me treHe hears the crY of distress mercym children He hears the song as it tsinnerlistensein vain The sinner is dumb in his sjn The saint is forgetful and indiC isytheerage him he is silent in rebellious unbelief SUPPORT SCOTTS 14lwidgestaved system along until it can find firm support in ordinary food of tot simple Chemists4D9415Sot not all druggists t t orbAW OF STS appreciates a slyliskccnrforlable and sw ThcZAlDEEshoe embraces all these theTNNE Srtouis The Celebratec Teimaiit preferable no JONAS Agent e eJS3q r GRANVILLEOWENS 1 UNDERTAKER I Brodhead Ky Ii f j LINEt Telegraph Telephon PromptlyFilled SB RAMSEYF- or Fresh Meats ofall Kinds Give us a trial please tell othelifnot tell ns MEAT deliveied in any part of town SHOP in basement opposite Couri house IIIand Alt EN Passr At c E St exmstoii Ky WiA TTT Gen Mgr C Pass 4gtf ONLY 100q SUNDAYDEMOCRAT ilFOR THREE MONTHS promlsesSubscribe get all W P WALTON Lexington Ky AILY TOURIST TO SLEEPERSj Iron Route operates Pullman Tourist Sleepers St Louis to California leaving 830 m daily via Little Rock Tex arkana Dallas Foil Worth and El Paso The Ideal Route to Califor ill Fast Schedule cheap Colo ist rates in effect daily during months of March and April ago California and the Northwest Pullman via Missouri Pacific Railway leave St Louis every Thursday 9 a m from City Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays 630 pm going via D R G system Glenwood Springs Salt Lake Citroto Ogden etc Homeseeker and Colonist rates to various points iu the West and Southwest overy first and rhird Tuesdays each month For map descriptive literature rates etc consult nearest Ticket Agent address R T G MATTHEWS TpA Room 301 Norton Bldg mar i8tf Louisville Ky e a Shoe j ALAV AYS For nice fitting Style and Dnra bully they have superior McKENZIE Sole = Mt Vernon Ky FULL Collins Caskets and Robes All Mail or fJ tir rro wV J find ifwe you Texas Points gas E N Tray 89 Main QARP W RINEARSON wn XO Wand the news Mountain tourist sleepers Kansas Pueblo through X60 loq IThe Strength you buy adds to its cu- pLion Coffee comes to fresh and of full strengthalways in sealed airtight Bulk coffees lose their strength deteriorate in flavor and gather dirt strengthare There is no parting so bitter as the parting ofa quinine capsule just as you Ere in the act of swal owing it In wearing bloomers a woman shows her independence as yell as some of her other good qualities A pretty woman without brains soon goes to the devil but a pret ty woman with brains always sends some man instead rte 1 Ja M r VERNON SIGNAL MT VERNON KY AUG 19O4 I l9C tlt tp N q you wanltoGmtntunicat with SIGNAL 79 V i itR TIME TABLE 24 north 1206 p m 26 north 308 a m 23 south 129 p tr 25 South 105 a m IAS LANDRUM Agent t Phone No 58 tditlbe Vcrod Pot aGeela matterI PERSONAL A B Furnish spent Sunday in CincinnatiMrs C Smith is visiting Junction Citj Jonas McKenzie visited Garrard during the week Dock Stuckev the K C con ductor was here Tuesday Mesdames C C Davis and G M Ballard are attending the London fur Mrs Richard Lilly of Glencoe is visiting her sister Mrs M L Myers Eugene Mullins will leave Sept 1St for Aztec N 11 for his healthRobert Cox has accepted a pcsi tion at Sparks quarry His broth 5erClfcud has charge of his store t Mrs Kitty Smith has returned from Livingston where she had been nursing some typhoid fever Hysinger is suffering from a very serious mash of his foot caused by a heavily leaded wagon running over it J J Adams who has been locat ed at Bonanza Ark for the past two years is here for a two month visit to Ins mother The Cranor Smith Lumber Co have moved their office to Broil head very much to the regret of the people of Mi Vernon Dr M Pennington Nathan and Robert Welsh Chas C Davis and Burdett Houk left yesterday after noon for London to take in tin fairPer Hiatt of the Oak Hill sec tion suffered a stroke of paralysis Sunday and is in a very serious condition He was stricken speech lessJohn Brown who never misses s circus if it comes within a hundred miles of him will take in Joha Robinsons in Louisville n ext weekAtty C R Brock Denver Colo on his return home from a weeks stay with relatives at London stopped off for a night with relatives here R L Brown who is progressing nicely in the practice of law at Somerset was over to take in the Brodhead lair Friday and visit his parents at Level Gree- nLOCAL The Livesay well is down about three hundred feet There is some talk of Rockcastle having a wholesale grocery house Round trip to Barbourville Aug 30 31 and Sept IT and 2nd a 191 limit to Sept 3rd FOR SALEA fine cow and calf J H ALBRIGHT aug263t Brodhead Ky 232 round trip to Lexington Oct 2 to 14 inclusive limit Oct 16 account Race Meeting Ken tucky Horse Trotting Association PROG AMSCAFFOLDCANE SEPTEMBER 3RD 1904 At 1000 a m Prayer Music Quartette Welcome address Mr Chandler Response Prof Marsh Recitation Miss Fannie McClure How to improve the Schools 0 this County by Mrs Nannie Hammond Frank Abney Lee Chestnut S E Chandler and others Essay Miss Fannie Hatfield NOON Music Quartette Recitation Miss Daisy Smith Address Prof Chas D Lewis Discussion by others Music Quartette Lee Chestnut President Miss Etta L Moore Sect twoyearold child of MrI IThe Frank Ping died fOlii The L N will sell tickets to tit Louis cadiTuesday ami Tim Hi day during the mouths of August and September at 9 85 round trip Limit ten days The L N will sell tickets to CJ1Ith ana Oct 17 to IQ for 3 8d round trip and to Franklin Oct 23 and 24 for 941 roniid trip the latter on account of the Grand Lodge Nights of Pjthias and Grand Temple of Rathbone Sisters IThe oil machine whicl has been at work on the Albright farm near Hrodhead has been moved to B S DaVaultsfarm two miles south of this place Another machine will be shiped in right away making three machines for Standard Oil Co in tec unty Ve wish to call the attention of our readers to the announcement of T S Branaman as a candidate for essorofRockcastJe He is a son of H S Branaman andone of the countys very best citizens Should he be the choice of the majority of the voters at the polls in him will be found a true and faithI ful officer The gold fever is on again in the Eastern part of the county Sometime ago some ore was found near Goochland an analysis of which showed the ore examined to be very rich of the precious metal Ve understand there are some Eastern capitalists on the ground watching the situation and taking options on lands in that section Hon Charles Metcalf of inefville was on Wednesdays train en route to Somerset to attend the convention to nominate a Demo cratic candidate for Congress in the- nEleventh Although several corn ties had instructed for him he did not go into the convention to try to win the nomination because he did not want it If the old line oil companies strike oil in this county our peo pie will be none the wiser for years jficnvaids When they make a trike trey simply plug and seal up the hole move to another point iiid repeat the operation then leave the country to return afterward When they get things shaped up to suit them selves If oil is shown here anytime soon it will be by the independents Albert Adams weightnan at the a tip house at Johnetta was very se riously hurt Saturday He was standing down in the tip house and was making an effort to get out of the way of some runaway cars when caught by a rope and thrown boor 45 feet to the ground All Jh s ribs on one side were broken loose from the backbone He was taken to Richmond Saturday night and was still alive yesterday but has very little chance cf recovery- f Mr W M Pope a former Rock castle citizen died at his home in Newman Ill last week The Newman Weekly Independent in its account of his death has this to say William M Pope subject of this sketch was born in Rocki castle county Ky 1822 He de carted this life Aug 12th 1904 From 1822 to 1850 he resided in his native State In this year he went to California and engaged in the mining operations of that State and remained there for two or three years and then returned to his native State Kentucky In settthe community where he lived at the time of bis death Samual M Burdette i who was well and favorably known by many of the older citizens of this place and throughout the county aswell died at Junction City Tuesday of a complication of diseases where he had come about six weeks ago from Chicago for his health The deceased was born fifty years ago in Pulaski county Ky He read law under the late Hon J Van Winkle in Danville and in 1882 was elected County Attorney of this county on the nemocratictick fet although the county was ove whelmingly Republican Several years later hf became a member of the Courier Journal staff and since that time he had been engaged i newspaper work in different cities He was a writer of great ability and for several yens occupied position on the editorial staff of th alonet entFor same time prior to his death he had been a member of th editorial staff of the Chronicle cirIcusTuesday instead of Aug 3 tst as advertised in our last issue wjLuuiu SMITH LEXING TONKYA SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS EDUCATOR cProffamous Commercial College of Kentucky University Lexington Ky1 and refers to thousands of success ful graduates His graduates re ccive the Diploma from Kentucky University Hundreds of youug men and women attend it annually His graduates are successful in securing positions If you wish a course of Bookkeeping Shorthand or Telegraphy address for circulars Wilbur R Smith Lexington Ky NOTICE NOTICE The Republican Committee ot Rf ckcastle county Ky are hereby called to meet at Mt Vernon KYJ at the hour of one oclock p m August 29 1904 for the purpose of fixing a time and manner of nominating a Republiean candidate for Assessor to be voted for at the next November election 1904 to out the unexpired term of the John W Kirby and for the transaction of such other business- as may properly come before itfEach member of the committee is urged to be present Aug 22 1904 B J BETHURUM Chin LIVINGSTON Miss Carrie Morris is visiting homefolks at London Miss Sarah Rowe is visiting home on Skeggs creek Mrs E S Elmore is quite sick with an attack of malaria l Miss Ellen Butner of Mt Ver on was in town Tuesday Miss Lizzie Jones of Lexington visiting Mrs Charles Wester fieldLittle Ed Shearer has been quite sick fora few days but is some Mattie Willson visited Mrs R L Collier at Brodhead during the fair Mrs E Fishback and children returned home from Moreland last SaturdayRememberthe Baptist Association September 6thi Everybody welcome Mrs Brack Graves is spending few days with relatives atWil iamsburg Mrs Susie Patterson is visiting MaxeY1nearDr E J Brown of Stanford was here Tuesday the guest of Dr W Childress Mrs Claud Linville of Paris is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Brack Graves Charles Gates has returned home rom Jellico We almost hear wedding bells Sam Ward Jr of Louisville is the guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Ward Lewis D Steele has purchased one of Mrs Sue Mullins cottages ll the Mullins addition Miss Rose McFerron opened school on Gauley branch Monday with 40 scholars enrolled Miss Cora Ward of Lancaster- is the guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Samuel Ward Msss Cora Adams is assisting Postmaster Cook in the office during Miss Lida Cooks absence Mrs J S Cooper and Archie Coooper are visiting friends and relatives in London and also attend ing the fair- There will be services at then w church every evening this week conducted by Rev Pence All are invited Mrs Henry Browning and son Walter are home after a two weeks visit with relatives at Crab Orchard and Maywood Mr and Mrs David Preston and children of Ivory Dale Ohio are visiting thtir numerous friends and relatives in this county McKinneyrleft for their new home at LaFal lette Tenn Tuesday They will be missed both in business and so annenergetic worker in the L aT M of this place tMrs Houston McFerron Misses Cookeleft Wednesday morning for the State S S convention at Hender son Misses McFerron andCook SteLouis before their return b r 1I Itohere the guest ol her mother Mrs Martha Fergu son sicwtll visit the Worlds Fair before resuming her duties at the blind school in Louisville Mr and Mrs Egbert Hayes of amonthsiMrs Brack Hayes and Mr and Mrs George Griffin Their legion of friends are also glad to welcome them and hope they will decide to return to their old home for aye John Mullins Will Gand Miss Bertina Mullins Mr and Mrs Jno Howell and Gertrude Mrs Walter Miller and children Mr and Mrs Emerson Rice Misses Mar Gil ford Pearl Mullins and Ella Howell Mr and Mrs Thos Lasley and Mesdames Farley and Linehan attended the fair at Brodhead last week HARETJSUllG Mrs D C Sandage is visiting Griffin came up from Liv ingston Tuesday Miss Grace McCail returned from Hazel Patch Sunday last It is reported that oil has been near uncle Albert Al Brown L N brakeman visited his father Jonas Brown Monday last Little Walter and Nonearl Mf Pherson are visiting their grandmother Mrs Nelson Griffin School is progressing very nicely Those who made the highest grade are the following First grade Clarence Houk 96 per cent Sec ond grade Douglas Roberts 95 percent Third grade Willie Thomp font 94 per cent Fourth grade Lena McCall 94 per cent Fifth grade Susie Roberts 94 per cent Sixth grade Leora Thompson 97 percent ROCKCASTLE COUNTY FAIR The following are the premiums of the Brodhead fair for the last day and to whom awarded Best suckling colt under six months old R L Smith first Wm Mink second and J C Leece third Best mare or gelding over one and under two N W Rogers first J M Craig second and C D Sutton third Best mare or gelding over two and under three J M Craig Best mare or gelding any age Beasley McDowell first M L Pearce second and Roy Beasley third Best combined harness and saddle stallion any age M L Pearce fist Beasley McDowell second and M L Pearce third best combined harness and saddle mare or gelding Beasley and McDowell first M L Pearce second and J W Moore third best saddle stall ion any age L M Pearce first Beasley McDowell second and Pearce third best saddle mare or gelding atiy age J W Moore first L M Pearce second and Beasley McDowell third best harness mare or gelding L M Pearce first R S Mason second and Beasley McDowell third best harness stall ion L M Pearce first Beasley McDowell second and G G Beas ley third best pair harness mares or geldings L M Pearce first and Roy Beasley third most graceful lady horseback rider Miss Dollie Jarrett first irsL L Jarrett sec ond and Mrs Ollie Stephens third most graceful gentleman horseback rider Beasley first L M J Pearce second and Beasley Mc Dowell third fanciest turnout lady and gentieman L M Pearce first Roy Beasley second fanciest single fig turnout boy and girl Wallace Goer first and J M Colyer sec ond best running walke P Parns first RL McFerron sewn and Dr Percy Benton third sweep stake roadster ring SJtfirst L M Pearce second and Beasley and McDowell third trot ting race R S Mason first L M Pearce second Roy Beasley third freeforall mule race L M Pearce first Beasley McDowell third running race A B Bastin first Dud Wallen second and R Staple ton According to Loyds Register there are at pJesent in existence 29943 steamships and sailing vessels ii 135 of them belong to England 0 This world would be delightful if Sonic morning we should wake see- That we were all as perfect as tQber ic r E f r d + bo t ll rTR i 4 I P 1 ouri1Customers I 4ce tionally low prices and funded Sack is guaranteed or everyI Family Flour per 100lbs 2 80 pet 24lb boar Oc Standard Pat per 100lbs X300 per 24lb bag 7oe fe High Pat per 100lbs 3 20 per 24lb bag SOc Q 4 MEAL CORN AND SHIPSTUFF X W Reasonable prices t i tAt Adams I Phone No 75 MT VERNON KY Gpe wr rK X XJ Worlds Fair Short Line SOUTHERN RY Shot test Fastest and Best to Worlds Fair Look at the Schedules Lve Lexington daily 610 a m Louisville 900 a m Arrive St Louis456pmS- olid train of Pullman sleepers standard dining car and vestibuled coaches through from Lexington to St Louis without change Lve Lexington daily 530 p m Louisville 1015 p m Arrives St Louis 732 a m Solid train of Pullm sleepers and Free Reclining Chair Cars through trom Lexingtsn to St Louis with out charge ROUND TRIP EXCURSION RATESFROM LEX INGTON 1665Good returning until De cember 15 1904 1385 Good returning 60 days 1240 Good returning 15 days Tickets will be on sale daily at above rates ioCoacb excersion tickets on sale every Tuesday and Thursday in August and September good re turning seven days T W CREWS T P A 89 E Main St Lexington- C H HUNGERFORD D P A 234 Fourth ave Louisville Ky G B ALLEN A G P A St Louis Ayers Why is it that Ayers Hair Vigor does so many remark able things Because it is a hair food It feeds the hair puts new life into it The hair Vigorncannot om And gradually all the dark rich color of early life comes back to gray hair When I flrat nietl Ayert hair Vigor my lair about it iirieli blacti dalthick as could Sifts KLorrjatsTisa Tuscuuibl Ala a bottle lCATERCO Xasa lmtfor Jnwell Gray Hair At his own wedding a man is never the best mho and but rarely afterward The annual report of the Pen slot Commissioner shows that dur 0ing the fiscal year ending June 3 1904 47 374 persons were added to the rolls and 43820 pensioners died leaving a total of 994752 names on the rolls r t u Go To Ghas C Davis Drugstore FORibDrugs Chefflicals iALSO ft Complete Line of Pharmaceuticals AND r 4PHONECHAS C DAVIS Pharmac- istWILLIS MT VERNON KY k GRIFFINPractical Undertkerand FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mt Vernon Kv Stock CompleteFINE HEARSE Attached Can Metalic Caskets and have Embalming done on short notice Come and see me anything I have not got can get for you on fits rain thatleave the city OR DE RS by wire Promptly Filled Phone No 63 The World All Knows RuihvaytheWorlds Fair LineIf you have a trip in view to Evansville St Louis or to any point in the West or Southwest ASK US FOR RATES Us r If there are reduced in effect on account of specialoccasions Home Seekers or Colonists Ex cursions we them E MWOMACK G L GARRETT City Passenger Agent Traveling Passgr Agi L J 1R AgentLouisvillKentuck I WORI1 www IXmI20 Years HIS Lid all WirneRimtdiss And Ask rates For First have t 4 S3rS Louis SoldbYCHASCDAVfsMt Vernon Ky Ot r 0 f THE WORLDS FAIR IN NUT 0 SHELL AI This siatment in regard to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition is made on the authority aud with the unanimous authorization of the Executive Commissioners Associa tion whicli representsal the States in the Union the Dominion of Can ada and irejgn countries It is in tended to convey to the reader with out exageration a fair and just pie ture of the Exposition as it exists in its completion of the general con ditions to he met by visitors at St Louis and all other facts nicessary to enable the possible visitor to know beforehand just what to ex pect It may be said at the outset that the observations here made are by men of worldwideexperience who are familiar with all the great ex positions of modern times and with the problems and questions which have entered into the creation of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition The buildings alone which com- prisE the main features and decora tive structures of the Expoitiou are worth coming from any part ol America or the old world to see But besides the buildings the ex hibits they contain are not only vast in extent and variety but they are unusually beautiful and attractive from the standpoint of art and dec orative skill 0Pietwelve main exhibit palaces ate of varied styles of architecture at once pleasing to the eye and to the aesthetic sense All newcom ers to the Exposition involuntarily exclaim Oh how beautiful The size of these buildings might be given but the meie matter of dimension is of little importance i The main thing is that they are marvelously symmetrical harmo nious in conception and rather sitn 1 pie than complicated in their gen eral exec ition It can be said on the authority of the esf judges in the world that the great palace of Mines and Metal Inrgy whif occupies an extreme I i1 ly important position in the general plan and adjoins the palace of Lib eral Arts and the United States Government building is the most magnificent most original dud sub line pieces of architecture which was ever created for exposition pur poses The visitor may occupy hours days or weeks in any of these exhibit palaces according to his tastes and inclinations but it may be safely said that no visitor can pass through them without being benefitted ICrt In addition to these twelve great exhibit palaces it must be borne in mind that fortyfour different states and territories of the Union have erected their own separate homes within the Exposition grounds Each one of these build A p ings is a specific exhibit of the state J which erected it and in each one of them may be seen on any day- throngs of the representatives from each particular state and territory who add their presence their intel ligence and their interest to the living picture of the Exposition Besides all these buildings there are special exhibit palaces of dis- tincc attractiveness and beauty foreignrLL tion of them would take up the en tire space of this article There isa tract of fortyseven acres within the Exposition grounds devoted entirely to exhibits of men and materials from the Philippine Islands This wonderful display would constitute a magnificent ex a position ifsetapart by itselt and en cikl4ii pendent It contains a vast number of exhibit buildings many being of Philippine style and materials which contain examples of all the products of the Philip pinesarm implements household pertainingIIn the department of education there is represented enough of Phil ippine civilization to convince any thinking person that there exists in the islands a widespread spirit of civilization and considerable ad vancement in that direction In the case of the native tribes the visitor has the opportunity to observe them in an environmentiden tical with their own country and engaged in their own pursuits To visit this great Philippine reservation and to study it carefully is equivalent to a visit to the Philip pine Islands and at an expens of money time and labor which is in finitesimal as compared with the actual cost of a visit to the islands Iu another reservation of fifteen acres is the Boer War exhibit which is like a bit of South Africa withits scenes and people trans planted to the very doors of the Atnericah people This Boer war exhibit constitutes one of the most wonderful humanitarian features of the Exposition Every visitor to fJ i iti2 if 7 Ijtt 1 it will tell you that he regards a as atone worth the trouble and ex pense of coming to St Louis Encampments of American Indians of aborigines from the wites of Japan dwarfs from Central Africa the fierce Indians of Terra del Fuego and many other tribes are open to all visitors and numberless other features which it is im possible to name in the scope of this article The grounds consisting of m6re than 1200 acres are without doult the most beautiful iu their arrangement and decorative features that the eye of man has ever looked upon Exquisite gardens and banks of flowers are found at every turn in the pathways and in every nook between the great structures while the beautiful lagoons of limpid water extend for two miles or more through the main avenues of the main avenues of the Exposition culminating in the Grand Basin at the center of the picture into which fall the great cascades and colossal geyser fountains from the Slope leading np to the Colonnade of States This Colonnade of States which forms an elevated background to the picture is a most magnificent creation The colonnade extends around the rim of the ridge terminating at either end in a pavilion of attractive style and in the center stands the beautiiul Festival Hall containing the largest pipe organ in the world in an ruditorium which seats comfortably about 35000 people Here the important musical events of the Exposition are held Farther back on this ridge are the art palaces and galleries which contain collections of paintings which arc worth going to the ends oftbe earth to examine It is not likely that such a collection will ever be gotten together again in this or any other country within the lifetime of the rising genera tion of today Thbui1dingsand grounds more over are decorated in the m st lavish manner with groups of graceful statuary with sbrubberj and trees aud other dec rativu fea tures which lend variety andgiace at every turn The entire pietuie is one which no sentient being can afford to miss By day it is as if one had come into some new world where every thing isharmony and beauty and peace and con ord By night when the myriadele tric lamps are lighted and reflected along the lagoons when the hands are playing and the din of the Pike isieard in the distance it is a dream of Fairyland exquisite sat isfyingand convincing Language can not exaggerate the truth about the Exposition nor can it convey to the mind of the person who has not seen it any just idea of the real merits of the Exposition as a whole It defies description and eludes analysis It isa world of pleasure which has a prize for every comer and which offers a sure and safe investment to every one who ventures within its boundsOf it is only necessary to say that it is an aggregation of remarkable side shows of more or less varied maret extending of eith er 5de of a broad highway fora mile and offering a variety of amusement and entertainment to suit every taste and to appeal t o every imagination It is like every other Midway which has been con structed at former expositions and yet unlike them m many particu lars It contains tfothing offensive and nothing to shock the moral sense It is a thing apart from the Exposition and yet every visit or to the Exposition is admitted free to the entire avenue of the Pike and it depends upon his own taste and inclination whether he will patronize any or these shows or not A word on the material side of a visit to the Exposition We state on the authority of our own expe rience inquiry and observation that visitors to St Louis can live as cheaply here as in their own tows and villages that they can get accommodation at any price they desire to pay and that they can secure good wholesome meals within the Exposition grounds at from twentyfive to fifty cents The accomodations for meals with in the grounds are abundant and varied and the prices vary accord ing to the service and quality of the fare provided Many of the restaurants are gotten up in the most lavish manner and provides vocaland instrumental music forth ir patrons while they are at the c 1 t r table and the viriety of these esr tablishments ranges from the m expensive down to the most ec nomical the patron of the Fair vj only to accommodate his taste and his purse If anybody is fleeced in St Louis it will he through his own fault and because he is carl less in the making of acquaint mces keepI ha ben like a summer resort iu point ofweather during this entire sea son We have had only a few arm days in the city and tie temperature is much fresher ard cooler at the Exposition than in the city streets The themouiettr has ranged during July betwe n sixty eight and eignty degrees tie nights have been uniformly cool Iud the days delightful There should have been 303000 people every day at the Loui Iana Pur hase Expositio- nAA t has come in with prom ises as fair The weather is simply delightful perfect for sightsee ing and perfect for the enjoyment of delights which are offered here We peclare to the entire commun ty that this is the time come be cause vast numbers If people fbI he East and of the Pacific slope ire putting off their visits until September and October The con sequence will be thrt the Exp s tion will be overcrowded in those mouths while at present there is a great deal of superfluous room not only in the Exposition nut in the accommodations of the cityin the h tels the street car and in all other respects whichwill make a stay here agreeable and and com fortable We urge all who can to come now and to give this great Exposition the attendance which it reserves during the month d August September October and November will take care of them selves and every person who is ible to come in August and fails to do so i doing an injury to himself as well as depriving the Exposition of the patronage which it needs JAMES A YERiNGToy Nevada President Executive Commissions Assin F R CO WAY Iowa Secretary DRWITT IS THE NAME When yougo to buy Witch Hazel Salve look for the name DEWITT n every box The pure unadul terated Witch Hazel is used in making DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve which is the best salve in the world Tor cuts burns bruises boils ecze ma and piles The popularity oi DeWittb Witch Hazel Salve due to itsjmany cures has caused num erous worthless counterfeits to be placed on the market The genuine bears the name E C DEWitt Co Chicago Sold by Mt Vernon Drug Co- Telephones are to he placed on the cars of the St Louis St Charlesjand Western electric railway Connection between the cars and telephone exchange system will be made by a separate trolley and wire With Local Applications as they cannot reach the seat of the disease Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease ind in order o cure you must take iuternal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces Halls Catarrh Cure is not n quack medicine It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country fur years and is a regular prescription It is compos ed of the best tonics known combined with the best blood purifiers acting directly on the mucous surfaces The perfect combina tion of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh Send for testimonials free F J C1IANEY J CO Props Toledo O Sold by dmggists price Hulls Fatally Pills are the best Gen Kuropatkin the Russian commander is a devout member of of the Greek Church Plumbers axe perhaps the best paid of any mechanics in the City of Mexico They from 2 to 4 a day LOW RATES TO COLORADO AND UTAH RESORTS Best reached via the Missouri Pacific Railway From St Louis to Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver 25 oo Glenwood Springs 3700 Salt Lake City 38 oo round trip Correspondingly low rates from all points Tickets on sale daily until Sept 30 return limit Oct 31 1804 Liberal stop overs with diverse routes Three fast trains daily from St Louis elegant equipment For descrip tive literature particulars etc consult Ticket Agents or address R T G Matthews T P A Room 301 Norton Bldg Louisville Ky 1 + J1 J UNDER AND OVER THE SEAl THE AMUSEMENT WONDER OF THE WORLDS FAIR PIKE Dnunnvnnt Williams Marvelous In Tcntioa the Missing link connecting Imagination and Realism The One Unique Feature in a Mile of 5hows1 Remarkable Journey awaits Worlds Fair Visitors In the history of Worlds Expositions perhaps in no division does the public de mand greaterprogress than in its amusement features and that this has been the para mount and successful endeavor of Dunnnvant a Williams Inventors and builders of Under and Over the Sea one needs but take pas sage and be convinced In this great production on the Pike scientists inventors artists mechanics and electricians have vied each other toward a common goal originality Neither time nor money has been spared and the public demands have been met and exceeded in the full realization of a sub marine voyage to Paris and return by air ship Can you imagine the sensations of such a trip No then embark with mcl The hatchway through which we have entered this monster iron fish Is hermetically sealed our follow passengers the capacity of oui boat is comfortably seated the captain by a secret code of signals issues his com mands the welltrained crew make read for our novel Journey the huge hull of tht submarine monster quivers gently and thor gradually but surely we feel our strange craf stoking sinking down to the lowest bed of tha ocean From the powerful eloctrl search lamps suddenly light breaks at eac side of the cabin through the two obloc crystal plates separating us from the so The obscurity of the cabin shows to advantage the brightness outside and what spectaclo Is revealed to our bewildere visionflowers fungi polypi plants shel and rock a veritable kaleidoscope of greer yellow orango violet and blue With ei cited exclamations of wonderand admiratlc we gaze through the crystal pinto t t aquatic army surrounding us The boats manometer indicates our depth now 1000 fathoms below the surface and our captain a careful brave and experienced submarine sklpperwskillfully manipulating the electric switchboard at which he standsalways and aver alert to the dangers of the deepstops- our downward course and points his vessel straight ahead the pressure of an electric button is simultaneous with a convulsive throb as the mighty engine responds the giant peller churns the sea into a foaming fury and with a leap and bound as of a frightened thing of life we plunge forward through the transparent watery mats to explore the un known depths The denizens of the sea startled into an activity they have seldom known so engros our attention the approach of a mammotL nirwhale or unicorn of theses is quite unnoticed until almost upon us The at first startled pas clptalnTherewell looked to in the emergency of attack but as the monster fish playfully around us strangely familiar and sounds fall upon our ears presently sire Jaws of our friendly inclined pleasantI and reveal a semiearthly being seated on its monster green tongue doetbluecraft however soon leaves the serenader tar in our wake the echoes of this presum ably Jonahs voice hare hardly died away when far ahead and Immediately in oui course IsAaeu the mermaids playground various kinds of isis clusters of pure tuf gardenappear to our now thoroughly dellghtec visions tho delicately tinted gold and alIve oscaled bodies gracefully bounding over under and around the boat as if imbued will earthly vanity they would rival each others and tireless energy oui great speed undiminished we rush madly on our goaf la soon at hand the pumps are se in motion the water drawn from the tanks Our now buoyant vessel speedily finds tin surface and the thrilling subterranean pas sage has ended Disembarking we ar guided to the base of Eiffel Tower Immens elevators take us to its summit where a mas sire airship restlessly tugging at its moor ing awaits to carry us back over land ant sea All aboard Cast anchor and the bird Sighthroughfades from view as with tho speed of light we rush along the pathless wastes meteors comets beasts of the air and lightning storms are encountered but undismayed U the captain of this weird craft and emerging from a bank of clouds our astonished and bewildered senses are now completely dazed at the vision that greets our eyes tho Worldt Fair Is spread out immediately below us discbargntberpspassengers at tho Pike landing dock we have enjoyed a marvelous experience and v m plated our trip under and over the sea e STerffs5Te5Rockcastle W T 1VSWm Trustees of Com School Dist No 72 Roskcastle County DePt Notion of SheriffsSae By virtue of executioa No 49 which issuid from the Clerks office of the Rockcastle Circuit Court on a judgment In said court for the sum of S115S5 with interest at thin rate of 6 par cent per annum from the hat day of Feb 1902 until paid and the further sum of 11535 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent from the day oC190 and the cost of tln action which is 740 with a credi of 2632 paid Dec 23 1903 and 20 paid March 1903 I will pro ceed to offer for sale at the front door of the Court House in Mt Vernon Ky td tie highest and best bidder at pub lic auction on MONDAY THE DAY of SEPT 1904 same being first day of Circuit Court between the hours of 8 oclock am and 4 oclock p m on a credit of three months the following described property towit One school house and lot on Chest nut Ridge Rockcastle county Ky located in common school district No 72 of said county and being the same house in which school is being taught at this time and said lot contains one acre mOre or less and is levied on as property of the said common school district No 72 Fer the purchase price the purchaser will be required te give bond with good surety tearing legal interest from the date of sale and having the force and effect of a judgment Bid tIers will be prepared to comply promptly with these terms HL XA rEIS R C A new departure is to be made at the Penbroke England dock yard by the employ mentbf women as tracers i t tf t o tSi j rf I- itj t iji AMgctabePrcparalionforAs1shuilating tingtha5touaclnnitBowclscf IIne55andne JaryaPql11icwtizMIcqAi mpk Axjmms i Jji 11fiU IdtfApe IIJInon Worms 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