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Mount Vernon signal.: n. Friday, September 13, 1907.
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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 3 lg II E gSITUhWH VERNON ROCKCASTLE COUNTY KY FRIDAY SEPT 13 1907 NUMBER 51 nrlrliRlnfnrttzEtttat t itrt tit ttfil Itl1ittl111tHtItl1ffllfi ilitf iiltltllltitlFttif4141f1i11111I11tl11I114If111I1iflfit4tli J E lOcnt BOr A Iazy Man l y 5 5 IH 1111111111 The Farmers Institute ronvened here Tuesday and Wednesday as outlined in our last issue It was a most interesting meeting and the farmers who availed themselves of the splendid opportunity for im proving their manner farming certainly feel well paid tor the time spent listening to the lectures dis cussions and the best plans for im proving the farms and how to get the best results in every particular We regret that no more of the farmers were present butonly time will bring about the united interest necesssry to make the Farmers stitute in this county a great suc cess We trust that the meeting just held will be an incentive to those present to continue these meetings at least once a month during the next year and by the tune to hold the next annual county Institute the enrollment of in ter ested farmer will far exceed the expectations of any one at this time As a matter of encouragement to promote the farmers interests and to bring about better farming better stock raising and better everything connected with the farm we propose to offer to our farmers one column of space each week for the discussion of any subject you desire to ask any question and should no one in the county betable to give a correct and logical answer we will see to it ourselves s referred to some p ence to givea correct and proper nswer The farmer should beas much a student of how his work can best be done to bring the best resultsjty has the lawyer and physician are to master their professions and we better way to pring ut desired result than to get the farmers to meet to r gelhery exchange ideasadd get the plans of their neighbors who have mads tMccetaiipng certain line f ji rr ot e IIoo1 c 3 T T 0 fool H3a running with THINGS doubt 31 During the month of Set temb lwiA = shall offer 3 Mens SIS5O Suits at Stoso1GeQ isootS80 100o1000 750 j 1SI 55o00iiJ 75 = Summer Dress Goods Summer Shoes andrlTats be out 3iat practically YOUR OWN FIG URSS = Now boys dont miss this big sale if ouado ion ll regret Come the largest best selected Ot goods iriHEbckr = castle v r J I i U MFIRf ti r 111111U1111111111111111U1 llll1l1mlI111l11lU1111mI11U1UHllUI1I1U1U1 UIIII1I1U1 ll1m11lUl1I1Ulllllll1UlllliUnilllllII fl FarmersTnsfifufe of In thmesameJs experioneable tul1yrealizetbatn Fridayiflui Tvvllnn 1I The Farmers Institute is the greatest thing ever inaugurated for the benefit of the farmers but like all other new fads u which come around is going to take time for a large majority to see that way and become properly interested We be glad to hear from any farmer at any time and your wants have the most careful consideration by those competent to give advice EVERYTHING READY Kentucky State Fair begins next September 16 of live stock breakall records for State Fair in the South reatnres1added Correspondence The Kentucky State Fair management announced today that the final touches on Churchill Downs getting it in shape for the State Fair which begins next Monday September had been made A large force of carpenters have put in two fun weeks building additionalsheep and hog pens and fitting tables in the buildings where the exhibits of horticulture vegetables and field seed and grain tobacco wo mans work table luxuries etc will be shown The owners of Churchill Downs at Louisville where the State Fair will be held this year turned over to the State pair management the- lentirePlanf with 85o stalls in mod free ofall cost the Board of Agriculture only re quired to put the grounds back in the condition they were found Taking the entries that have br en made week before the OneflboSelstalls horse flesh sheetaswine mtl9andJacJc stock will be in State Flairs pfrcofflmonwwlths that have t r jt liere isf difference but no choice between a lazy niai an 2 he fool doe nt know a good thing when he sees it thei izy =man doesnt seize a good thing when he knows it 4I- n store is full and over GOOD 3ur prices are beyond the best in the country 2 Our f 4 to closed ti e and see and stock w civ v S = w 0 it it shall shall Monday Enteries a Special i6th melons I being to a wA C ported these institutions for af quarter of a century The poultry rind pigeon department and the Collie Dog show give quite as satisfactory promise while the other departments are certain to fill to capacityTurning from the educational feature of the Fair to the lighter vein the State Fair Management announces that the amusements will include Pains 100000 fire works spectacle and the eruption of Vesuvius Captian Roy Knaben shue personally in his airship balloon races an Igorrote village direct from the White City of Chicago Nundys trained wild ani mal show etc andetc The racing program of the week will be especially attractive There will be trotting pacing and running races in addition to auto mobile races and the balloon races The railroads have made a rate of one fare for the round trip to Louisville tickets going on sale Sept i4th good returning until Sept 23d The freight depart ments have announced that ex hibits will pay full tariff going to the Fa ind will be returned free if ownership is not charged As there is to be a big night pro gram every evening during State iweek ft is believed that many visitors will come to Louisville to spend at least two days and a night In this connection it may be an nounced that trouisyilles hotels and boarding houses arerea lyto entertain thousands and the rates will not be advanced ROBINETT Rev Clause will preach at Oak Grove the Fourth ndayW R Allen of Cincinnati is visiting homefolks this weekMiss Linda Ballard will leave Saturday for Lexington to visit for a few days She will go from there to Louis- Ville to attend the fairfMiss Nan visitingfand Mrs Gather Filbecklwere the guests of Mr and Mrs Cara Mui 4nsat Red Hall Sunday John as fcere first of the- ii ljz t rte r week on business Misses Bessie and Lona Lakes were the guests of Misses Linda and Nell Ballard MondayWe are sorry to hear of D G Clark hav WillieCampbell week e on business Miss Effie Drew visited Miss Cleo Campbell Sunday Our Sunday school here Alion We are glad to learn that Miss Aura Lakes is betterOur school here is progressing nicely with Miss Linda Ballard as teacher Mr and Mrs Henry Hellard are in Mt Vernon this week visiting relatives Eu gene Rose lost a fine mule about a week ago Corn crops look well countryMissNell friends and relatives in Mt Ver non has returned home andre ports MrsG M Ballard much improveMadam Rumor says there will be a wedding here soon Bruce Powell was in McKee Monday on business Miss Ella Lakes was visiting home folks at Berea Satuaday and S indayAl- arge crowd from here attended church at Union Sunday We are sory to say that Mrs Jim Mullins is no better Robert Allen who running an automobile for the Ice Delivery Ca of Cincinnati 0 was visiting home folks last week He returned to Cincinnati Tuesday accompanied by his sister Miss Margarite who will spend two weeks in Coviugton and Cincinnati MARETBURG Mr Dock Chandler and wife of Bromo are visiting Mr Sam Chan dler und familyMr Robert sisJerIillieretIIrledfrom Hill where Mr Dodd has been conducting a singing schoolMr- S ET Martin is having a dwelling house erected just Borth of Maret burgM Is alia Reynolds who is teaching in the ccuhtry spent Sat urday andSunday with home folks School at this place is progress infrnicely wi Chaneltlers teachera k iIy Established 1887 t 3336DC F Clothing w 7 COME TO 2 rFUKRUEGERSON I PANTS 100 to 500 j i They are the Progressive Pant the best in the t COUNTRY i f DRESS GOODS For Dress Goods our store can not be passed 1 by We can please you both in Quality and Price25 cents to 150 per yard LADIES SKIRTS r from 100 to 600 f Come and see gas one and all 1E4R3EGER SON t Mi Vernon Kentucky i v r otGDe 3 i m iia m Sowagb prna H BROWN MEMORIAL SCHOOLQ Strong teachers in all departmentsHigh School Gram Sjj mar Intermediate Primary Music Cooking and Sewing t1 s Only three places left in the dormitory and cottages out t1 TermsMt 1500 For catalogue address t1MISSIDA M TAYLOR Principal Mount Vernon Kentucky w G1 a0 17O trLvfi r Jf r r YJ 7r W The New Store Our new Grocerytot e is now ready for the inspection of the buying public and we invite you to call and see our line Our goods are all fresh and our variety excells anything ev er offered in Mt Vernon We propose to the wants of Jour customers in every IlineofGroceries 1iclcaihtown When you ill Phone 65Li WH CARMICAL CO Next door to Bank of Mt ernon Mt Vernon Kentucky j 3iEi c Mr E Griffin wife and little son Rex also T M Griffin of Corbin visited relatives here the first of the week They were route to Stiouis Mo and W enI F1ReYl19lcIsCorbin are the guests of Mrs Re becca Reyn olds Mrs WE Per iinsiarid children Sara and Bird pt Cr 1ird1artVJ revisitnMrs Reynolds last weeki Mrsti lla Roberts spent Sunday with her MrSOaSaturday iththeir dau daughterMrs L E HoukMr and Mrs Jas Taylor of Livjngston visited their parents at this place JUDGE WILLIAMS PRAISES S BOARD OF TRUSTEES Cdvingfbn Ky Sept 4 07 Mh James Taylor Tax Collector Mt Vernon Ky DearSirc Enclosed please finds rny checkfor IheamouhCoflny tow n lax While gathdtue l1IwJt iiessedrwith much gratification the substantial street impripyemecits y r j i f made and the healthy sentiment in favor of sidewalks already ordered to be constructed Taxes are easily colleted when the citizens see substantial evidence of municipal improvements and a judicious expenditure of the public funds Mt Vernon is to be congratulated upon having such a progressive Board of Trustees The Board will doubtless publish a full and complete statement ol the financial condition of the town showing all taxes licenses and fines collected and all disbursements thereof Our town has a splendid citizenship our people believe in education civic right eousness and municipal advancement But the Trustees constitute the captain and pilot of her munic ipal craft The people w illassist but the Trustees must direct and enforce Althoug away from you I freely pay as r believe that the taxes will be used to the best inter est ofour awakened town Very truly R G WILLIAMS JOHN RENNER WRITES FROM NEW MEXICO Ard New Mexico Sept 2 1907 Edifor Signal- Pleasechange my paper from Melrose to Ard New Mexico and upfastis about all taken uprnear here To give you some idea how fast this couutry is settling up the first set DOWIwe1ten miles and three seboolc houses in less than eight miles of us and we have twenty neighbors living within a radius of two miles We have had alftherain we need edthis summerand ytfu know this is considered an grid Country I think the Staked Plains is the coming country It is pretty and rich and theclimate is delightful I would Jove to see aUmyold Rockcastle friendsut h r reandwhen YOTVgetTTead tb take vaca sttjDgbat1gspnth rts t jli rxt t t t r MT VERNON SIGNAL FRIDAY Sept 13 190 Published every Friday by EDGAR S ALBRIGHT SUBSCRIPTION ONE YEAR IOO c Advertising rates made known on application MEMBER OF KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION DEMOCRATIC TICKET For United States SenatorJ C W Beckhanu For GovernorS W Hager For Attorney GeneralJohn K Heud ricksFor State Superintendent ot Schools M O Winfrey For Commissioner of AgricultureJ W Newman For Lieutenant Governor South Trim bleFor AuditorH M Bosworth For Secretary of StateHubert Vree landFor Treasurer Ruby Lafoon For Clerk Court of Appeals John B Chenault ANNOUNCEMENTS i We are authorized to announce G T JOHNSON as a candidate for Coun ty Court Clerk object to the action of the Republican party The Baltimore Sun gives the American citizens something to think about when it says The President has been trust busting for seven years and if any private citizen in this whole broad land has received any benefit from his exer toonsif the price ofanyone of trust ntade articles has been cured by the trustbusting which has so delighted the country then the market reports do not disclose the fact Naaman the Syrian reject ed the prophets receipt for curing his leprosy because it was to sim pIe It was to wash to be clean He demanded something spectacu lar He wanted Elisha to comes out to him and stand and call upon the name of the Lord and strike hIs hand over the place And so the real cure of the monopoly that is afflicting the country is too sim ple to impress the public What is monopoly It is the absence of competition Tben why not in the name of reason and common sence take down the bars and let competition enter A great fine may be imposed upon the Standard Oil Company But what will it avail It will simply result in a higher price ofoil and so the peo pie will lose instead of finding re lief in that kind of trustbusting If the sugar trust is exacting an unfair price for sugar why not let the German refineries complete withthem If the tobacco trust maintains high prices why not let Cuba complete with it This isi nptqnly toosimple but it would tie effective The people who are standing pat on the tariff do not want the trusts curbed Tin fair edition of the Somerset Times was a thing of beauty and joy forever Messrs May and Wil hams certrinly have every reason to feel proud of their splendid ef fort and the citizens and business men of Puiaskis metropolis have every resson to be proud of the Times as a news dispenser and as an advertising medium DONT fail to hear Judge Hager in the Courthouse here next Wednesday at 200 P M LTFlNtI8T0H WGiriiisasut6 3ttel e this week one J 01iY r has returnedaftersPendinga week in Knoxville Tenn buying fall goods he also visited relatives and friends in North Carplinp J A Mullins accompanied Obis brother iW C to his home at LaFollette Tenn where he will spend a few weeks Among those whp attend t inlteBptist Association from Livingston are MesdapMHi Geo Cook Japes Anderson Bert Wbitei dt J E Singleton Dr jwri Mi s Childress Mr and Mrs t 1 Ed Wpodall and mother Mr and Mrs Dninmonds Mr and Mrs L H Davis and Miss Sissie Kirby atooilev Briscoe of Mt Vernon gild riG EPaiDtrtlrnd littleYrr r vfo daughter and Rev A J Pike from BrodheadDock and wife accompanied by their mother Mrs Georgia McClure were here from Lebanon Junction last week visiting Mrs J A Oliver they were also looking them out a homeMr Joe Stan ley is on the sick list this week Mrs Ann Owens familiarlyknown- as Aunt Ann is visiting her grand son Eugene Mullins at Mt Ver non who is quite sickMrs Eva Riggles is quite sick at this writing Is not expected to liveMrs Su sie Hicks is vety low she has con sumptionMr J T Chewniug is in Mt Vernon on business Mrs Lela Sheltbn is spending the week with her sister Mrs Joe Dickerson L H Davis is in Cincinnati buying goodsMrs J B Hayes is andvisitingtriends near Mt Vernon and BrodheadEd Mullins is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Cal MullinsMrs J H Browning re turned Sunday from a pleasant vis itto her mother Mrs Kate Magee at Crab Orchard Mrs Arthur Bourne is spending the week here with her husband Her school at Parksville was closest for a week on account of Measles Mrs Lou Quinn and daughter Miss Bessie and niece Miss Beu lab of Paris are here visiting rela tives and friendsRev R D Harding and charming wife of Dayton Ky were Ihere Monday andalthough they were here but a few short hours they made many friends and the voice of the whole town if heard would be sang out in tones so loud that ft listening ear could easily hear the words Come again soon and stay longerMrs Harry Jenkins has returned after a short visit with her sister Mrs Ed Quinn of Paris The Jr O U A M will present the Red Hill school with a Biblt Saturday and also hoist a flag A large crowd will be there and dinner will be served on the grounds Any one from town invited to attend the only charges will be you furnish your own transportation and a basket full of good things to eat for yourselves and the writer dont forget the latterMisses- Grace and Pearl Fields returned Sunday after a pleasant week with their grandma Mrs Henry Rice Egbert Hayes Councellor for the Jr O u A M lodge here is attending the National Convention at Middjesboro as the representa tive from the Livingston Council No 167 Wedding bells are ringing with deafening sounds as there will be a double wedding in the near fu- tureMr and Mrs oClyde H White left Sunday night for their new home at Tucson Arizona Harry Orndorff is visiting his par ents Mr and Mrs OrndorffMrs Nellie Hover is here visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Orndorff and sisters Mrs J C Hpcker and Mrs Mary Hagan Purd Martin was here Sunday calling im a pret ty young ladyThe presentation of the Bible and hoisting of the flagby their O U A Ms here Monday was a grand success Rev R D Harding gave an excellent lecture on the aims and object of this grand order Rev Harding also preached an excedingly able sermon at the Christian church Monday evening to about two hundred peopleT M Dees has purchased the lot store house and dwelling on Main street from J C Hocker Consideration 950 Dr W J Childress has purchased the magnificent home on Main St from Dr Cooper Consideration SI50oWeare glad to see John Quinn back home again Mr Quinn was a very sick man a year ago and some of the best physicians in Covington and Cincinnati pronounced him to be in the last stage of consumption but advised him to change climate He did so and since then has been to New Nexico Colorado Arazona and a number of other places but each time was advised to go further and as a last resort was sent to Blue Ridge Ga and while n his wry was stricken down at Atlanta His relatives here were telegiaph ed to come after him that be could not Jive much longer Mn Ed Quinn h3sbr6ther from Paris went and brouchtblDihometQhis- motherherewh rehe is rapidly improving is gaining flesh everyday and is now able to walk to town every dayAU this was said to show what Livingston is in the way of a health resort totmJlQr Mdrahrs MII Xaa err IN INTEREST OF THE PEOPLE lireat Awakening On the Subject Of Tax Reform Many States Taking Steps to Abolish Old Methods In Favor of Better Kentuckys Case- Ilhrre Is no question of greater im port nce before the people of Ken tacky at present than the question of taxation Those who have interested themselves in studying the growth of pastIyear and watched the attempts to develop Its resources have been deeply impressed with the fact that our tax laws form a most serious obstacle to succeess So deepseated is this con ofIto be drawing near when the people of Kentucky will at last make up their minds that nothing is more worthy of thelr serious attention than this tay question As a rule they concern themselves with it only when the as sessor makes his annual tail or wher they walk up to the tax collectors of fice to settle Then they are fully er suaded that the whole tax system is wrong but as soon as the tax has been paid and the smart of it has been for gotten the whole question is apt to be passed up again without anothe bought until another assessment and paying time rolls around It is important to Kentucky that the people of the state should realize tha taxation bears in a most vital way upon the prosperity of the state and In order that taxation may be wiser adjusted it is necessary for the intelligent people of the state to turn themselves to a careful study of the whole question and persist in it until the tax system of the state is of a kind that will yield all the necessary revenues with the least possible burden Ac cording to the Justice or injustice of the tax according to its reasonable ness or its oppressiveness capital it invited to a community or driven from It industries will flourish or be destroyed competition with other states may be possible or may be rendered out of the question justice may be done or flagrant injustice imposed The Committee of the Senate No little disappointment was felt by those who have studied the tax situ ation in Kentucky when the commit tee of the State Senate appointed to consider tax questions during the in terim between the sessions of 1904 and 1906 failed to recommend anything more than an attempt to raise more revenues along the lines of the old revenue bill In its report to the senate the committee showed that It had very seriously considered the advisability of recommending more radical changes in our system but it reported the conclusion that it was not at tha time advisable to do more than attempt to perfect the old system along old lines The reason given for this in the report was that the revenue system then In force had perhaps not been sufficiently tried out and was en titled to a longer experiment And there Is much to be said against hasty tinkering with tax laws Did Its Best There is no doubt that the committee Itself felt disappointed in not being able to recommend something more It spent many months In carefully con liderlng the tax situation It held hearings In various parts of the state it which hearings thero appeared hi fore the committee by Its Inv ation representative farmers and business men to present their views on the sub ect of taxation The committee could got fall to be impressed with the gen oral dissatisfaction with the system In force in Kentucky and yet they did not then think the time ripe to recom nend a departure The net result of the committees leglslaturand to make one further des satisfactoryuniform general property tax Of course this ttempt has not succeeded Inthero expect that such a plan can by any rapidprogress whobestuniformproduclyeAn Official Tax Commission There has grown up In the state tome sentiment for a tax commission dutyItwhole question of taxation with a alongsewire not possible in Kentucky without 2m changing the constitution At present our constitution ties us fast p the general property tax as It otleYvngOthertateeiron with good results and indeed jommlssions of this kind are nqw at totheitlon and doins a work tvit is result improvementfnade ao step in this direction volun ary organizations like the State De relcpment Association and Various lommorclal bodies have appoint edtax besttheysubject but it is possible that there nay develop the for an offl fat tax commission ortotthoraughtaxpayereginsContinued on fourth page K1LLTtt COUCHA- M CURE THE LUNGS kingsNew IFOR ceNIUllftTIH IrIIand it One ailoc aU l TROUsLEIy z J aqj fl 6M I BARGAINSA J 00Z J c a cI th tJ i Iy name is George Johnson and I Have a store close to Logan Thompson I hiiilt it this year on the old Carpenter lot It line a flat floor and slanting top It has shelves and counters to hold all kinds of goods Its walls are of concrete and the rest is mostly wood I built tIns house for the L rich the high the low and poorAnd you ever visit it you will do your trading here for ever more Iam in it and there to stay until old Grbriel sounds his whistle on Judgment day G T JOHNSON O K STORE Opposite CourtHouse IBARGAINS QUAIL W M Owens is on the sick list MYs George Parsons of Craw fordsville Ind is visiting relatives in these Scott and vlelvin Owens were in Mt Ver non Monday Mrs Mars E Her rin and son IsaaC have been visiting her daughter Mrs D M Preston of Cincinnati The pro tracted meeting at Bethel is pro gressing nicely Errine Herrin is doing some carpenter work at Brodhead Jacob Elder ofBiod lead was in this section Tuesday H G Sutton our hustling mer pant at this place is doing a splen did business TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Teachers association of magis terial district NO4 meets at Liv iugston the second Saturday in sept at the schoolhouse at 9 oclockSong the association Devotional exercises C G Givens Welcome address Mrs Fishback PonderjThe ine by Misses Ella Like Cora Griffin and Bettie Penningston Recitation Miss Lizzie Fishback DINNER How to secure attendance in school by David Mulhns and J AFishback- Soug by quartet Daniel Ponder Daniel Mullins Victoria Mull ins and Kinksie Lake Essay Berta Robinson Best method of 11jrofBest method of teaching grammar r2iaMCFerron1How Miss Mattie McFerron Mrs R B Sams Secretary Rockcastle Co SundaySchool Convention to be held at Hope Well church district on the third Sunday September 1907 9 pclock Sunday School conduct d by SuPt 945 Religious exercises conducted byDayault10 Welcome address J R Logston 1015 Response F S Bowman io3o Somethings needed in the Sunday School M G Fish 1045 Duties of the Superintend dent J S Blackburn n Sermon C XMetcalf 12Dinneri Advantages of Sundftirschool B S Dav itiis Bible tuttoritjr for tetciinf a r0 J W Lee 145 Talk from the MGFishl 215 Sermon J S Blackburn 3 Adjournment Have you received an appoint to the Fall Term of the State Nor mal hot see your County Su perintendentat once about it The Institution stands for tht teachers and pupils of Kentucky rural schools If you have not seen the new catalogue write a postal card request for one today AddressR N ROARK Pres 8i6tf Richmond Ky Am better prepared than ever tc test and fit the eves with glasse Have all the latest appliances foi testing A fit guaranteed- Do all kinds of watch and clock repairing Make your old spec frames look like new Repair your gold and silver rings etc etc All kinds of machine needles am repairs keptVery truly S C FRANKLIN W kCARSON PAFNTER AND PftPERHANfiER OOM- MPLDINGS ETC Let us make an estimate on work before placing your order All Work Guaranteed w rc t Others might come and oth ers may go hut with me Ill say for ever no VTy goods are new just from tic factories you see as oer tic ttilliltFytoll roam A ml the prices are so low yn are bound to take some of them home My competitors are few be cause they dont know how to buyAnd when they see my store the turn their backs and won der with a sad longing sigh tow dear friends come and see me and dont pass away If you do youll regret it tillI your Judgment day I r y r m 0G tmewn 2en e I partsJackson WALLPAPER J5 3 g =I BARGAIN SALE l =I willsell at Cost for a few days aU SUMMER j GOODS aiesr I A GREAT CLEARANCE SALE IThey have to go to make ready for the full stock Come take advantage of this sale while it lasts A CI HIATT HIATT KENTUCKY M a l r f Convenience of the Savings Account Many persons keep their money here as a permanent vestment because the risk of loaning to individuals is inied As an investment you can compute the net returns rately Small amounts may be added at any time A savings 3 areidleQ entire amount at any time With a determination to save you rjj thebanky regular you will call at the bank X THE BANK OF MT VERNON3 INCORPORATED X MT VERNON KENTUCKY v ntnnnnntnnnnnntnttnnttntnn1tnnnnnr Willis Griffin = PRACTICAbtIWDERTAlER AD- FUllERAL DIRECTOR ltMt Vernon Ky E Stock Complete Can furnish on shortMice Metalic Coffins and Caskets and have Embalming 5done Fine Hearse attached w ORDERS b wire Promptly Pilled L 63w M 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111Jfll1111111111111 11111J Subscribe tor the SIGINAJ VERNON SIGNAL T VERNON KY Sep 13 190 Call up No 79 Whenyou Want to Corn munic t with SIGNAL 79 r T a J R R rl gV TIME TABLE a s22north I24p m 24north 340 am a 23 south 124 pit 21 South 1220 a m TAS LANDRUM Agent Phone No 58 Entered lit the Jet Vernon Ky Postbffice as second itr PERSONAL Judge R G Williams was here SundayMrs Elbert Hansel is visiting rel atives here tills John Ramsey is very sick at tbiswriting Chester Landrum is attending school at Winchestei Mrs A A Albright was the guest of Mrs Owen Jarrett Mr and Mrs J T Gentry visi ted homefolks here this week f Spurgeon Smith has returned to the Blind school at Louisville- Dr W D Edmiston was up from Crab Weanesday Mrs J B Hayes of Livingston was the guest of Mrs S Riddle Mrs Aun Owens of Livingston is with relatives here for a few daysD E Davis has returned to Ty rone where he has a splended revenue position Mrs Mary Conn is spending a few weeks with relatives in the Hiatt neighborhood- Mrs Lou Boulware returned yesterday from a several weeks vis KingstonrMrs Ann Foster of Burnside is visiting the families of her brothers Dr S C and W A B Davis Mrs Dee Bryant and children of Lebanon Junction spent several davs with relatives near Level GreenJ Moyers who has been suf tering considerably with his eves for several weeks is very much improved Mrs E S Albright was called to London yesterday on account of the serious illness of her sister Miss Bertie Brock Mr and Mrs T J Nicely are rejoicing over the arrival of a Sine boy on last Sunday morning to bless their home Mrs Matilda Jane Cummins who has been in Missouri for the past year is hire oa a visit to her child ren and other relatives Eugene Mullins who has been so very sick for several months is decidedly improved and much hoper of his recovered is now entertained rMrs Fanny Adams Misses Mat Williams and Reca Baker and little Tevis Btfthurum have returned from a months stay at Crab Orch ardMrs Belle Galesbreath of De Land Fla has been visiting her sisters Mrs J L Munday and Miss Lillie Butner at Lexing ton Miss Ortha Burdette who is very low with consumption was able to be carried from her home to her sisters Mrs P D Ramsey last Saturday and back Tuesday- H H Wood the Wildie mer chant was here for a few hours Wednesday morning on his return from Louisville where he had been for several days buying goods Mr and Mrs R K Powellwent to Richmond yesterday to have their baby examined by a special ist It has been having something like spasms for several months Mrs H H Wood of Wildie and Miss Mary Stewart of De Land Fla and a daughter of Judge I A Stewart were guests of Mr Iian Mrs G T Johnson the last off weekMr Mrs J L Munday formerly of Wildie but now resi ding at Lexington have just re turned from a trip to old Point Comfort New Port News Nor fork Ocean View Jamestown and Richmond Va Miss Mayme Furguson left Wed nesday for Louisville where she has a splendid position In the school forthe blind She took with her the bUnd bpyof Mrs Hanks and the little olind girl of Bob Lee Miss Mayme is certainly doing her part for the blind of this county a RII LOGAJ Read the advertisement of V H Carmical Co found elsewhere in this issue Remember there are cheap rates to Louisville next week on account of the State fair Only 412 for the round trip Quite a number from here atten ded the Sundayschool convention and picnic at Wildie last Sunday They report a most pleasant time News reached here a few days ago of the death of Mr Sus Rickards of Lewiston N Y wh use to be Mi sSnsie E tcsol thi place W B Smith has resigned as pn master at this plaee find Mrs Ann E Miller will be appointed in hi stead It is not known just whe the change will be made but it supprsed about the first of nex month the beginning of the net quarter CHEAP RATESThe L N will sell tickets to Louisville Oct 14th and 15 limited to Oct 19th for 412 round trip account ol Masonic grand lodge Tickets will also be on sale Oct 8th to 18 inclusive to Lexington Ky for 3 32 round trip limited to Oct 19thaccount of Fall Races Ken tucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association Mt Vernon Chapter No 140 o Royal Arch Masons elected and in stalled the following officers on last Monday night Dr Percy Ben ton H P George R Reams K M C Owens S A B Furnish C of H Victor C Tate P S J F Watson R A C Grover 0 John son M 3rd V Frank S Mullins M 2nd V Willis Johnson M1St V S C Franklin Secretary Jno Reams Sentinel and U G Baker Treasurer Horace Norton and and Levi Roberts were taken to the peni tentiary at Frankfort Saturday by Deputy Sheriffs G S and John Robins to serve asgutence of six years each rendered Yatx the June term of the Rockrastle Circuit Court for complicity in the killing ot James and Harlan Arnold The case had been appealed but hadnot been acted upon by the Court ot App als but the boys thought i best to go and be serving their time rather than staying in the Mt Vernon jail for several months and then after all probably the case be affirmedSomerset is to hvpanother bank if the plans on foot pan out and its very likely that they will The proposed institution is practically complete and the organization will be perfected within a short time H H Hutchesou of Owenton is organizing the institution and has 50000 already subscribed Mr E Clauuch is one tf the largest stockholders Somerset Journal Mr Hutcheson isa thoroughly practical man fully qualified for the important position and we may expect the bank under his man agement to be a great succe- ssSPEAKING At 2 oclock P M Wednes day the 1Rth day of Septem her 1907 Judge SW Hager Democratic nominee for Gov ernor and lIon J K Hen drick Democratict nominee for AttorneyGeneral will ad dress the voters of Rockcastle county at the Courthouse in Mt Vernon Everybody is invited to come and hear the next Governor and AttorneyGeneral Ken tucky J W BROWN Ohm Dem Caul Join The side walk proposition has reached the point where some im = mediate action is necessary The time for putting down walks is passed and only a few have complied with the ordinances Since al most every member of the board of trustees iseffected by this ordinance we would suggest that it would be a good idea for them to set the good example of going to work on their walk first then say to others you must follow We want to see side walks but we want to see bar mony as well and those who are to build walks are naturally wait irtto see what Jhose members of the trustees who are as much or more effected by the ordnanee are goitfg to do Tpjet tgebest re suIts the building of sidewalks should certwiy be dotiebefore the d weather sett iu 4 J = cf 2 = t Q fd Cd ff S t a1m il m III WINNERS sm- un ill m un This style j Lathes Patent Colt Blucher at 350 t J J Cook has perfected and put in operation on the tipple of The Big Hill Coal Co a contrivance for lifting the end gates of mine cars Coal operators and mining men who have seen it in operation claim It more simple in construction aud easier to operate than any thing of its kind now in use A patent hasbeen applied for and it vill no doubt prove a success financially The Pineville Echo DISCHARGED W H Penning ton formerly ofthiscounty who was under an indictment at Dan ville was discharged Tuesday It will be remembered that Penning ton left Danville about a year ago taking with him the wife of George Chappelvho also lived in Dan ville In a short time after leaving Chappel clrimed to have received a letter from Penningtou dated Hamilton 0 in which Pennington using the meanest and vilest lan guage ever conceived by mortal man told Ghappel that he hadnot only stolen his wife but had stolen his mony and watchand that he Pennington and Cbappels wife were living in Hamilton happily and easily on the stolen money and that he Chappel could go to work and make some more money for when the present supply was ex hausted they would need it By reason of this letter Pennington supposedly confessing the crime he was arrested and lodged iu tine Danville jail where he was confin ed for seyeral mouths Publicsen liment was naturally very strong against Pennin gton mob violence even being threatened The first trial came on after several months had passed and sentiment against Pennington still run high but his trial was begun and as soon as Chappel went upon the witness inlPenningtons other facts brought to light and one of the facts were that the let ter was not written by Penniugton but was written by a nephew of Chappel When the second trial came on last Tl1csday this fact was promptIJyin jail Pennington and his attor ney CC Williams are very jubi lant over the fortunate turn of affairs r v i c + WHATEVER may be your choice on the yourfortuneparel makes his choice here and never loses The stylish snappy Jjjjgi garments and the widelypopular hieId Brand Clothes both handled at this storeforms a combina = tion that leaves competition far behind quality IOTSIIOS m and the Fr3IO for women at 350and many others We now show many new and exclusive ideas in Shirts Neckwear Hosiery Etc See them and you will want them b 3 3 = c = atlhisan illness of several months Over a year ago Mr Hanselwas very seriously hurt by a hcrse and had never spent a well day since although he had been able to go about but never able to do any kind of work Mr Hansel was a splendid citizen one whose becfuulatedtook place Wednesday at the fami ly burying ground hear his home Another good man gone to his re ward Mr H H Wood told us while here Wednesday than there is a company of Englishmen at Conway trying to effect a deal for all the lands of the Rockcastle Land Co which is about 3500 acres They are at Richmond this week at the office of the company examining record etc and it is fully expected that the deal will be a go They have taken options on several small farms joining thejoundstone Land Cos lands It is the pur pose to establish a colony ndwe certainly hope that all plans will materialize BllODHEAD Mrs W K Shugars and son have returned home from a two weeks visit to McKinney and Som ersetChas R Pike is at home laid up with a broken arm which was done at Ettawah Teen while skatingMr and Mrs A E Al- bright and daughter Miss Hazel attended the Baptist Association at Gauley this weekMiss Rosa MondavIand Eliza Pike and Messrs B EI Albright and CR Pike are visit= ing in Livingston this weekH- I Hutcheson has returned from Somerset Ky where he organized a Band and Trust Co LouisvilleITuesday to see Cashier J W Hut chesonBrodhead was ascetic of sadness Tuesday morning when it was an nounced that Miss Saljie Eyans itS died at at 3 40 Aif MM She took seriously ill at 1130 Monday night and at 3 40 Tuesday morn ing she had passed into the great beyond She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Evans of this place was but nineteen years old and was considered one of the brightest and most beautiful girls in this part of the State as well as one ofthe most popular She was a member of the Baptist church having joined the church at this place about one year ago was also a great Sunday school worker Her class will greatly miss her Besides her father and mother she has six brothers and two sisters and a host of friends whoare left to mourn her loss We extend to the bereaved ones our heart felt sympathy IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITEDSTATES FOR THE HASTEN DISTRICT OF DENTUCKY In the matter C Ofa bankrupt James L Arnold Stanford Ky Sept 12 1907 A meeting of the creditors of the above named who has been adjudged Bankrupt will be held at the office of the Refere Stanford Kv on the 23rd day of September 1907 at i oclock P M to elect a Trus tee for the estate of said Bankrupt and for the transaction of other business as mav come before the meet ing Comply with Sec 57 of the Bankrupt Act concerning proofof claims othet wise your claim can nut be allowed lc N SAUNDERS sK fere in Bankruptcy TX FOB AGENTSAN 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effected by taking itlnternally purifying the blood dissolving ItfromDR S D BLAND Of Brewton Ga writes- I bad been asufferer for a number of year andIegsgather frern medical works and also coniulted a number of tli e best physicians nothing that gave the relief Jon practiceforDRCtGATESH- aneockWnn writes ckcaueodbycodld not stand on feet Tho moment they put her downon the iloorelis would with todaydieI prescribe 6DUOP8 for and me ltlnmypracUceFREE tisPtLumbagooubleorankindred disease write to us for trial bottle of 5DROPS PURELYVEGTABLE5- DROPSiscntirIyfreefrdm opium laudanumandLarge Size Bottle t5DROP6W800 Dottrf 1OLYer8aIebyDruggisus WAKO41MIMATICURECOMPANIept4 f 2 X Caskets and Mail or Tele phone the T I I dc Ky t with a Mount Vernon Monumental WORKS M anufacturerQfand DEALER in Marbles and Granite Monuments ofall kinds Estimates furnished on application GEORGE OWENS YOUR LIVER is your best friend or your worst MendTorpidits army is Co1SlipaliorrfBiliownaff Sc JJd D1UO sp hl8AND ONICBLLTS Ylivesprel Jivertroub1esGQB1tTrItJBnt 25- bO1Qd B Y 1 ForCoughs and Colds I There is a remedy over sixty years oldAyers Cherry Pectoral Of course you have heard of it probably have used it Once in the family it stays the one household remedy for coughs and hard colds on the chest Ask your doctor about it Tho best kind of a testimonial Sold for over sixty years fA Made by J Ayes Co Lowell Mass AUo manufacturers or lJerS SARSAPARIllAI We have no secrets We publish a tho formulas or all our medicines Ayers PiUs Increase the activity of tim liver and thus aid recovery YOU G MEN AND WQMEN EDUCATED FOR PROFIT COLLEGEtBookkeeping Shorthand Typewriting and Telegraphy taught Refer to the thousands of suc cessful graduates Great demand for our graduates atfine salaries Reputation as heapest and best College Write for particulars to WILBUR R SMITH Lexington Ky FARMS FOR SALE I have two farms 125 acres in one and 108 in the other located 76mi1es East of Bee Lice which I wish to sell privately Good improvements For further information address- G B SUTTON R F DNo i June 14 3m6 Bee Lick Ky Neive Sick If weak wornout a nervous cannot sleep have indigestion headache neuralgia or periodic pains it is because your nerves are weak It is the lack of nerve force that makes the stomach heart lungs etc work imperfectly become sick Dr Miles Nervine cures the sick when it restores nerve strength and puts the power behind the or gans to do their work Almost three years I suffered from palpitationsleep with comfort or walk or talk without suffering Altogether I was in a bad condition My doctor did not St em to do mo any good I had tried so many remedies that I did not have much hope of any of them doIng me any good Dr Miles Nervine was suirpestcd by a friend I got relief dayuIrn1Jtjlhnsam very grateful because since I have stopped using it I have had absolutely no return of my old trouble MRS HOWARD FORD 60 Summit Ave Worcester Mass yourdruggistfirst bottle will benefit If it fails he will refund your money Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind REDUCED RATES- VIA Queen descent 1Route Niagra Falls Excursions via aeeu ot v lessen t Route juiv 25 and 30 Aiigust 10 and 17 Write H C King C P A Lexington Ky for particulars augs H = IIMro ii a fiwart1 jironIIR1TIIWence I IlcheaperthnwoodWiulMtiUletheII 1 AR IIOH1f lCINCINNATI r reK h Iow =M jodhea4 Mari Work B ODHEADfKY granite and Marble Monuments and Tonibstnnesmanufacturei by AI13GHT FRANGISCOS- Q AgentsfQrJ rtvRenc 19 B Aj BIGWr14Manager 4 TAX PROBLEMIContinued from 2nd ageI overhaulingilewants pointisof the state At Work In Ohio Thissorf of unrest as to taxation matters is widespread In Ohio the agedinto the Ohio state constitution There is also a tax commission which has an official existence engaged in hold Ing hearings all over the state and gidng itizens of every occupation a chance to air their views on the sub jectrhe difficulty in Ohio is very KentuckyTheyoral propert tax They are pushing an amendment which will allow the legislature to separate the sources of revenue that is to raise the state revenue from certain classes of prop erty leaving other classes of property onlyOhiomont to its constitution along these lines but has failed but sentiment in the state now if an opinion may be thetaxfavor cf the amendment Missouri Is Busy In Missouri a special tax commis Elm of w ich Fredoiick N Hudson was clairman recommended to the legislature the sepiration of the sources of state and local revenue and proposed a constitutional amendment providing ior such separation legislaturecul option in matters of taxation The amendment was adopted by the last legislature of Missouri and will levoted on by the people of tIre state at the next general election This amendment provi les that the sources of state and local revenue shall be separated by the year 1909 and thatthereafter the counties in the state may tax or exempt for local purposes any class of propertv in the dlscre tion of the county court It will be ob served that both Ohio and Missouri separatingThis is the system that has been In successful operation for many years in Pennsylvania and it seems the logical end only satisfactory solution of the present complicated tax situation Minnesota Makes Progress The people ot Minnesota at the last election held in that state ratified a practicallythe power of the legislature in rela- tIon to taxation The legislature at its session last winter passed two measures recommended by the gover nor for the purpose of putting intc effect the provisions of the constitu tonal amendment One of these pro vided for a permanent tax commission to recommend amendments to the rev enue laws and to perform certain ad ministrative work The other measure imposed a recording tax on mort gages of onehalf oj one per cent In this mortgage tax Minnesota is follow ing the experiment successfully tried by the stato of Nw York Under this plan the tux of onehalf of one per cent is collected when the mortgage is re corded and the mortgage is thereafter exempt from taxation Old mortgages may be registered on payment of half of one per cent tax and are there after also exempt from further taxa tion In both Minnesota and New mortgageshas verydecidedwhich Kentucky Is now trying the chief visible effect of which at pres ent is t tax holders of mortgages who exemptlllghoJrlersproperty who live outside the slate In Illinois the Civic Federation of Chicago has procured the introduc tion of an amendment to the const tiition of the slate very similar to thai adopted in Minnesota Activity In Other States In the state of Washington there has been very considerable agitation of the question of taxation and the last legislature passed a mistirc affect lug time method of taxing Intangible personality One result of separating different kinds of property for differ ent rates of taxation and for different purposes that the tax burden CUll In this way be just to each class or- property according to Its burdenbear Ing capacity- In the state of Oklahoma a clause was Inserted In the constitution very similar to the tax provisions of the Minnesota constitution A number of other states have tax commissions at work Texas has just been overhaul Ing its tax laws The tax commission of California has just made its report In the state of New York a tax reforn league has been at work for nearl fifteen ytarr with the result that souu very wise amendments to the tax laws of that state have been made needs Thorough Study questionthe light of tire experience of other states as well as with due regard to its own experience more than toes Kentucky For fifteen years since the new constitution was adopted wo have striven hard to realize that dream uniformity In taxation wujch animated the makers of time new constitution We have not succeeded In doing this It is true the revenues of the state have Increased bill the tax burden has been extremely heavy on some clarses of pronerty while some classes of property have gone al most act free of mopey stock and bonds reported for taxa tion h ridiculously small The falsity of tiv tax returns hntrays itself upo comparison wth the reports oL the deposits in thin banks The only kind of personal property that does not escape taxation is that visible tangible personal property found chiefly on the farm The farmer can not hide his hoss cattle and farming Implements so he has to while the man in town can hide his money or his stocks and bonds and escape his share of the burden This will slways be the case while human nature remains as it is It is incumbent upon Kentucky to find some va of deriv- Ing a revenue from this elusive class of property It will probably take a long time for Kentucky to reach the point of believing in the policy of separating the sources of revenue selecting one class of property from which to raise Its stat revenues another class of prop erty from which to raise Us city rEV- enues Unless the experience of all other states is to be belied by the ex perience of Kentucky that 15 what went to come to some time though it may be far In the future We can not welt continue to adhere to a system 1statesput us in the of handicapping our property owners of every class with a burdnsome tax system which will seriously Injure them in the sharp competition with less heavily bur dened property owners of other states It Is at leastr worth while for Ken tucky to be studying the question and lilnk seriously about It QRtATBAR AINForsaleI98a- cres land waters ofRpundstocje f ekJaIsliiie tunnel No jm provements and only such pplytbenetearyuSeol1 acresridgelandan4 JeveL WoUl malgBanideal stock farm 297 OIi SiJ1ta te rak s the bgun- iar tprjurther information afc dresa RL JlcEerrdiiv Mt Ver non t Ky +yr hJI o1ce f BEREA COLLEGE Berea College has SOMETHING GOOD for every young man am young lady It has so many classes and de partments that each student can b placed with others like biniselfam make most rapTdprogress TRAINING AND STRENGTH D you desire them for teaching busi ness farm or household manage merit music use of tools and ma chiueryrno matter what come to Berea To seelhingsDo you wishjo change your experience and your acquaintace among the best people come to Berea THE TIME TO START is in the Fall September the eleventh You CAN have our share in these great pleasures and ad van tag es Do not let this chance and op portunity pa sbv unimproved Find out about it Write for the beautiful new announcement and catalogue of students All ques tions answered and friendly greet ings extended by the Secretary WILL P GAMBLEBerea SMITHS COLLEGE ASSISTS YOUNG LADIES- In acquiring an education for self support and independence Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewriting Telegraphy taught Three lady teachers included in the faculty Good boarding homesRefers to lady graduates receiv ing 1000 a year Kentucky University Diploma awarded our graduates For particulars address WILBUR R SIITH- Lexin tonJ Kv EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW says C G ayga prominent businessman of Bluff Mo that Bnrcklens Arnica Salve istbe quickest and surest healing salve ever applied to a sore burn or wound or loa ease of piles Ive used it and know what Im talking about Guaranteed by Chss C Davis druggist 20- CGuaranteed Cure for Constipation After watching results for sixteen years during which time many millions of bottles were sold and thousands of1 letters from users were received the originators of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pep compoundfeeldiseases of the stomach liver and bow els such as chronic constipation dyspepsia indigestion biliousness flatu lency sour stomach bloated stomach heartburnetc There is an absolute guar antee to refund the purchase price if Dr Cald claimedforFor sixteen years this remedy has been reo ommended for stomach liver and bowel plaInts and the fact that each year more and more families are using it proves that it has the merit claimed for tand the letters we are con thesediseasesDrOaldweilson the market because to use his own words it docs all you claim for it and I do not know of SirsWilliamsused it in her home all her married life and would not keep house without it Thousands of others have written to the same effect If you have any complaint for which Dr Cald yourdruniston the basis that we guarantee satisfaction You will find it gentle in action and pleasant in taste It works promptly and efficiently and unlike purgative waters salts and cathartic powders or pills does notgripe and leave you feeling weak and torn It is safe to say that you will like it and use it regularly when you have call for a laxative It is especially suited to children and weak people because of its gentle action I FREE TEST Those wishing to try Dr CaldIIwells Pessin Ing can have a tree sample bottle sent to thelrhome addressing the company Thlf It to that the remedy as we and to those taken Send for tins any symptoms ofstomach or disease yet most for children THEPUBLICprOductbearsPEPSIN SYRUP CO 119 Caldwell Bldnr MantloeH III M L MYERS Dentist Mt Vernon Ky f FirstClass 1 Work J OFFICE =At residence on Old Main St known as heC C Wile hams residence PHONE No 73 lC Williams ATTORNEY ATLAW Mt VERNON KY JWTOFFICE On 2cd floor ot Th BankofMtVrtI9flOLchUrc- hstreetSpecial attention given to collections Phone Q8o J CMcCL1RY- n4a1c r JyEinbalroJ riSatlComulet LINlQf Caskets Robes tQ oeis ye1opIiune attend ed promply T stanfQrdijK3t 1 fr Ljf t More Than 25000 in Prizes I A State Fair ribbon has the backing of the Commonwealth of Kentucky Its a trophy with a big value aside from the money that accompanies it 4j Lowest Rates by Rail and River You Just Cant Afford to Miss It Come and bring all the folks and the attendance will be swelled to the much desired figure a quarter million in six great days See our new grounds and new buildings costing 275000 steel and concrete grand stand mammoth exhibition hams fastest trotting track in the world S Trotting Pacing Running Races Daily iAn amusement program running way into thousands of dollars t united with an exhibition plan never before attem- ptedSEPT1621907 ft LOUISVILLE Capt Knabensliue in his passengercarrying airshipthe marvel of the centurywith daily flights and exhibitions and a night ride in the air guided by a searchlight captiveIJalloonlSensational acrobatic acts free each day And the worlds greatest living color page of amusement enter prisesPains famous Manhattan Beach fire works and the gigantic pyrotechnic spectacle Eruption of Vesuvius actual reproduction of the aweinspiring calamity of 1906 given nightly in the infield in front of the grand stand Three concerts daily by Natiello and his premier band of fifty artists from the Land of Music Remember the Kentucky State Fair was created by the Kentucky Legislature and is given under the auspices of the Kentucky State Board of Agriculture Write fot catalogue and illustrated descriptive book R E HUGHES Secretary Louisville Closing Ouf af c t1 i we have a large number of Mens and Boys 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