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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26

Zoo her!iid9s Garcia
III cine peuldF Siaot,
Eap irohs Buic geule
IN ibrcn glnnsrn hat.
asiu eite tIinstagt per efpsrsa =,
90 berSIidb uno 10 traui,
gils lbie pie peuiden eitoer m Js
5n ibrem gluhcr;oui. f'hig''Iaaa 4.
SeIane- nib OtuIit liebet ''A'"',
Der Dcuiidle dllerSeit,
giauoIpiel i'm Snuie
st Ietue arbBtc Sreuo. Il"
ggo DinItt lit i'm Souie,
g4eht 5rieoen Itets oib an,
LieIelbe itdrtt ben Srieoen
Yei qinoeru Srau uno Worn.
Drum touIe oeinsr Siebeu
Sin Snitrument in's 6aus. .
III 9tbit ouiiir 9un3 iid,er
Tein SeIo uidDt mlniiB Gus.
giett elmer WiuIit uno SeInn9
uuo ein .piono" nit einem &lmla, ia.
Der Ihaii iid1 elm red,t idl5ues on
lluo er bat Ieiue 2lit ooran. a.. .r..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26
SOD ~bCtroncn.

y]tierenlctOen enoet OFT intol, ober
beim einuebnreu Der rtdti9en Nleot-
5in hat e. .. Bolfc, upu Bear
@rope, So>pa. ieiu 2ebeu erretteo.
Gr iagi: y3ruti Sabre 3uritt botte
ih NiercuLeioen. mcld)es 9roBc
Shmer3cu, Iu8it uno Yehn pcrltr
iod)te. SdJ nohm Glectric gittere
Elm uno puroe pouitdnojN 9cbciIt
Sd balte ooiicIbe INNER i'm 6ouIe.
gu allen 2Ipotbefen, aOc ore 6loide.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26

Warum ntmrtIt on uiht 4uIb tus
rn? SIS belt JtbeumotiSmus, Sdmer'
gen, 5hlpdhe, WtiBbrduhe, 9rrs
oouuu9sbefhlueroen, &uturrb uno
ole 9luts mo gterpsntranfbeiten in
9rttnoIid)er 0eiie. IS lit pie bette
Nieoi8in, Die nod ie DEM YubIifum
ou9ebotenWoroc lit. IS 9iebt nidAs
beiicres. &urirt, lpenu oaes Auoere
utd)ts gebpticn hat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26

Ter Snpshtory IA eareta Ver'
tauii lnr 8 snedlen 1lhHnsr Hub
anabsn slnsnse. REGULAR sirsis ~ A.
400. jest nur az 90.
osrr Gma DistraieIOt bctom &C
tern sihe Dspside bob ieine 1anis
Srnn Barbara sSit nuI G;ontas
g~lodntiiin9 la aoninS sim sCitOr'
ben H.. ..t. Gr w.. .
Die Siuton ]goiirnrtton SO. ~
bright I'm Dardidmitt 100 5ement
glodS I'M log. DaS Tmnoomem fir
naS OlartcI 6ebduoe ,piro naditeuS
beSouneu iperoen. -.'' .8a "
3m Stooteortsn gebt es 6u.
lpie in einem 9]ieuentorb. d ptro
ac9robem. 9ctroBt, sCidet uno 9a"'
me 9~cpiInn5t. oaB es cine Sreuoe
iii 3u 5uihouen. audl iiberoll IN
Der Staot meroeW Sdrtem bcItelt
uuo Sdume 9epIlnu6t. sobt oos
quite Dert oorou9ebem.
- gGpIt ,1br cure alien ~ionIen
3dbne uuo Wur3eIu IhmerjIos aus,
9e3o9eu bobem? Spredlt Dor bel
Or. I. 2 6poontauIou, Der Idnmer3
Ioie 3obnar3t, I'M &njderbo6er
SpteI, am IL. II uno Is. Wtui.
gtur orei Gage.
9orrp 6umter hat cine 9roBe'
Yieb uno Sdoi Stand, ON UtiiIouri
Hjper 0eIt pom ntouno Sim yteu-
lid, ueridoTte er liz, 4 Gi6horn6en
uno CAB linen bort Die 5reiheit mie
Der, um 3u ieben ob oieIcIben iih IN
oreient &limo permebren Gr Worltt
ieeen oieIeIbem ntdt 3u belditigeu.
- Chr olIe ruiBt ooB Or, 6ooo
m"Iuninm Die bette 3obnor3t Yrbcit
modt, meIdre in Gurcru 9emod1t
luiro, 81 lit bier ieocu U(ouot uuo
ieoer 9lcitt feline 2lrbejt. 2predt
DOR mo iebt tbm om H., II mo
-. Woi I'M &niderboter poteI.
SeBt lit cS Die 9ounue, >pcltbe
dis eiu b~eiouoere itdrfeuoeo 2ebeuS.
mittel onoeIebeu miro. sic iou rin
Ntjttcl 9c9en IruutiudDt mo S'>2nuo
iein, Y0moer tbun in 66uen ooug tcr
u0jitdt uuo ipiunpebene 9terpcn 10
Itort MAIDEN. rpie 5d1ifStoue. Y3cnu
ooS rohr lit, bo6eu mir ia Nuoiiht
uuI ejlen 9anunensC ruIt.
SnIoIoe eiuer enpoe IebhoItcn
GtnbiIoun9stroft bot 5emono ooS
Serii6t uerbreitet, ooB Der ruIitid)em
&rieosuotb Itd balo cine &ouioruoth
3u9eieIIeu lpcroe. gber oos YubIi
FUN m09e iih nit Dem Seonutcn
tr0Iten, ooB ouGJ in 3utuuft Der ruI
IiIfe &ooinr, ben lpir bier3ulnnoe
per6ebren, 8rDBtentbeiIs aus Gan
oustp, 3 tommen miro.
Die 9rDBte strett1boI3fobrif Der
Welt lit bic 9uIton Streidlbot3Iobrit
in GioohoIm IN Shmeoen. sic be
ihdfti9t iiber 100 YlenI6eu uno ia.
bright td9Iid 900,OOO 9hod)teI
9treidb0I3er. SdbrIid rperoen 6NO,:
600 &ubitIuB 6oI3, %" 900 Yfmo
Yopier uno 10000 piuuo gtog9ens
mebI gum &leben Der SdJodteln se,
braudlt.
Srtoo Moier, S6dterIeiu oes
Jotpb uno Srau Wtaier, puroe oe
boren i'm Sohr 1904 am 2. Wiot uno
It0rb uad elmer orerp6dIentIid1en
&ruutDett on Der Gunoenent3anouuo
am 20. apriI Nod1tS II ltbr i'm 2lIter
pom IL Monot uno 20 gag. Die
Seeroi9un9 Iouo am % Gpril Itott.
PoItor 9tetnborot bielt bic Geid1en.
prcoi9t. Srteoe Ietner Niche.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26
eebteSomnnna periGwumOem.

0ie 0ottoreu jo9ten 81 V. VI.
5mitbart, pom petiu, Sopo, ooB er
Die ShwinOiudt hot, uno err iterber
miiiie. Seiue Iebte Soffuun9 nar
Or. Sings gteue Gntoedun9 fir
Shmtnoiutt, 6uIten uno GrfdIuno,
Gr ioet: Dieles sroBe SeiImitteI
tmrirte midi unb rettete meill 2eben,
Seitber babe it es fit 10 Sobre se
broudt uuo betradIte es oils 9utes
SeiimitteI fir SuItcn uno GrtdIhin'
gen. tSorantirt. 81 uno soc Die
6Ioi@e. 3" baden in alien sIpOtbe.
fen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26
Rotit.

Der nnter3cidmete madt hermit
betnnnt, ooB er Stootuieh IN bic
Weioe onnirart uno eriudt I'M Sure
Ruuriboit. Senii9eur 6ras lit in Der
'I9eioe uno id1 neroe iofort eineu
8runuen madIcn, ooRtit iorti6dbreno
Iriid,es g8oIicr an Sanc lit.
z pmon % ermann.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26

9erIa e ut Anl Ia. NpriI,
elm 5pei Sabre olteS brouneS Widbr,
Cullen NIT 6olIter. .sss ,
Sin einidbri9es ibparSes Otdbr'
Siiaeu nit Saliter. sn@@
Der Climber lit sebeten unf siinItiae
9eIobnuns, es in Der gGureta poIt",
ODER bel benz antsr Seid)neten Gigen'
tbiimer ieIbit an meloen. 4 YteiIer
STt bon @ureta. .
Auoreas &aQenber9er.
Gpr26-mai10
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26
MciOc,

Don iebt al peroe ih 3u ieoer
3eit Wlilhtiihe in Die Y8eioc anneb
men. Die &iibe neroen mor9ens
oabeim op9eboIt uno obenoS ,ute'
Der 3uriid 9ebro6:. f#.
Gmi! 0ierCnieIot.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26
IN N Garcia nnS ilmseseno. ~ u

pusn igasn ltgE bphrg
w'n. prebitrs 5obn zmhb'S Trnn
S' Gait .nE,.r. "A
Der preSbptsrtnu Tbaubls Bee
uiro iih AN Sreiias ben ~. Hpril
bel Srau 8. J. gloe psriommsln.
6srr 1bso. :. y. Siept reiiie
am EienIt"suadl uerIdieoeueu puut'
ten hi y8tStonItn ab. INN cine pnrtie
non Sonoiuderu bierher Su ~beaIeiten.
3lueit rlti nimmt Elm ed1ter Sun
sc ieiuer ylutter crnIlid1 iibeI: lpenn
Iie linn gum eiunehmen o StctmuS
81 n6tbist ODER i'm 5ptn9t, iid bic
Sdnoe 3u waid,cu.
- Den ar6Btsn 2aib 9roo bal Dor
8luCi Snbreu Elm 9dder in 2onoon
an einem Grnteieit 9ebaden. Dos
prob luar II Sub lang uno 2 SuB
brett uno botte Ioit einen 6entuer
Wiehl erioroert.
Die 6errem Au9uit WozteI. &arl
36ruer. 5obn StideI uno ibre Sroue
en- rparen am Sountc9 bel 9tuooli
uno Srau Dorr auI Der Sorm, 100
Iie Elm 9emiitblitce Stitno6en nit
chamber oerlebteu.
- Serr mO 6rou Jobu 8ieber,
} morcn om OiterIomto9 bciubSbnI
! Der in Gureto bel Jutob mro Srou
! Eburm, err Iu9te, BOZ &c unbe Del
Utomo Gtp 3 Gloim Gnno gcpod1.
tet bot. ouf 5 Sobr.
- Nm 2, 3. uno 4. Wtut meroe
ih cinen 0]onitdnoiocn 0orrotb uou
ouigepuBtcu Domeu often ii met
ner Wobmm9 boben.
sri. BIcnooru SdueibIer.
- Srnu Sntob Shnl be9db ltd,
lcBte Wod)e uaf 2lberoeeu NO ijc
ubcr ole OItern bei 6reuuoeu uuo
Ncrlpouotcu cjniae TnQe bcIud)Shot
bcr pcrlucjIcu miro. 0err 3Hou lit
~9c9enWdrti9 StrobpittWer.
Isle lme bcrid)tct muroc bot
9Ioum Shenteubcr0er, l1cIdlcr pom
bier noh Scotlono it]beriicoelte, III
Der 9euouNten Gtdot cin Stiid
0rumoei9cntbum pom SoDn 0ietrtdh
nahe Der Gon9re8otiouoItird)e tduI
Iid) erlporbcu.
- GbriIttau Wittmuier alt mo
camille, uno GbriItiou Dtttmoier ir.
tomen unIdn9It nit God mo 9o6
Don Sripp, 2. D, bier ou mo tie
Iidl nab ihrer neueu Oeinuth in
Sampled 50. be9oben, uuo oori
iid3 nniieoeIteu.
- 6eitern tomen ans &rabun, Glib
HuBIuno, etIide Somtlteu in Gureto
an, mo- lie Iid nod am IeIben Sage
per GiIenbobn nod) StroBbur9, q
D., be9obeu uuo elm Seoes feline
Sreunoe nufiuden nib. 2la bic 90.
men Iino uns unbetonnt, tie limb tn,
tboIiId)er Soufeiiion.
Serr YbiItpp SIemmer be9ob
Iit Iebte @ode nit uu9eIdbr 1O4
Stiid Htnooieb uoh Geolo. 100 6err
GboS. Wtir Iidl bort in Der ytGbe
eineu YloB fir ouS 0ieb ben Com
mcr ither 9epodItet bot, um eS Damn
ulo Sd,Inbtpieb nod Dem 0itItd)en
Mortt gu Ibideu.
- 6err @eor9 Quit lpeld)er IiD in
Den 9tubeituno 9eIeBt botte uno noh
quite Sage baben poute, io9te 9ou5
ernItIih, i6 muB az metmer 6emittb
lit,teit audi uod cine Or9eI boben
WeIhe mir cine i60ue WtuIit ~lieferte,
9eIo9t, 9etbon, uno Seor9 ipieIe ieBt
nab ieiner Dirt.
- 6err GmiI 0%ierenieIot IteB Iid,
tiir3Ii6 bon Sotob Sprtn9er alt, auI
ieinem &ouo iiioIih bon Der Siaot.
9ren3e einen 9runnery bobren, lpels
der AUDI ~iorreit ferti9 lit, in elmer
Strfe bon 81 Sub. oos g8oiier fom
idIned berbei uuo Iteute Iid 16 Rub
bob, portber Der Gmil Iodi peiI es
nid1t oiel 6eIo toItet.
- Ridter 6ofn bat nod anb6r.
una Der 9lr9umente in benz 0aI
lportb Gountp Sib &ontcIt ben Soa
oboemieiem, 10 oos Bangor bis auI
Iueiteres Der S~ountpIiB bIeibt uno
| 81 OngL.. nxsLI. F. - "a
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26
8rtefltnc.

Sol9enoe 9rieie puroen bis sum
%. 2lpriI, 1905, inl goItomts nit1t
obsebolt:
Socob 2eidlt.
phiI. 2 dl q III ber,
poItmsiittr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26

Doe nbEiti Ssridh lat eAl1Js
toih gounm rpuEbs om ToHnertnS
lrBisr Heds sreinst.
r sri. sllIs gIsrpins 0 perrsio
IL All gteiHd1 BET ibrsm ed,paaer
GarI .tba tn sinten.
F@ 3u Der SnmiIie Don gtsu. Otto
Gruntidl In SerUeIi lteIlte itd' am 4.
u apriI elm sbbudIeu ein,
lie Somtlie o @ottrieO
sberre il. lpuroe am Domerltas
burd) einen Sobu bereidlert.
~ Der Suoenitore uertanit iiil nlsr
4 lgodeu Srauen II. 0ldoden Sdu'
r br, regular 4reiS uon S. bic $2.25,
ieSt 9sSents.
Der lmberiidIe Damen gtdb. Ner
Elm miro Iid om DonaerIto9 oen 4.
WHt BET 6rau Gmtl Sdlomber per.
%Iuu1mcln.
g. u. g8iaiamion uon aber.
been poiiIrte ourd Gureto Wtonto9
oui Dem Weee uod) gIbIen nm benz
6ertd)t be"i5ulpobnen
6err pbilipp WcircI Uclber am
Wlouta9 tpe9en yano8eibGIteH nod
40 Abcroceu 9tu9, fam 8eitcrn pieoer
btcrbcr 3uritG.
r Die 0erren 2loom 9eBeI uto
#8m. Sieoele BON 3eeIuno, u. o,
&poreu ON GomeritoA uno 5rcito8
bemdobolbcr in Gureta.
" Daniel ytidtid) pom Neribct
lbor ctIibe Gage in Gurcto. Gr
war oui Der 0ubreiie uod) Dem
Iiiolidleu Ibcil i'm Stont.
6err uuo 6rou Wtortin prcB
Ter pom 6oSmcr morcu om Trcito0
9eIud10boibcr in Gureto, ite tebrteu
om itIben Sag wtcocr 8urtid
perr ;Sobomeo &uBmauI oIt
lit oc0emuartig aui Der &routcnIiItc
on Ietnem 4uitommeu miro Qc3Wei
felt. boiien ober our 8cHerum9.
Serr Gooli Gbrmon 6dbIt &c
o~cnrpdrti9 3u neu Strobpittuerm.
Nur @eoulo, ole Qiebe b6ret uimmer
. aui IN oes WieuIden gcbenslouI.
Serr Sobn 0oriu9 uno camille
Huaren am Sountos ouf Der Sorm
NJ 1et Satob uno Srau pieifIe, no lie
ViG nab Iboniter 9lrt amiiIirteu.
- 5err e. 9. Boulder mo Sami
tie aberIieoeIten IeBte Wod1e pieoer
nit ibren SadIeu nod DEM alien
YIaB, ouBerboIb Der StootqrenAe.
- Serr Sotob Wittmoier bon Gin
ton, u. o, fam am SamIto9 nod
Gureto, er tebrte am Wtonto9 m'e'
oeg per 0ampfroB nodl 2inton 3n'
riid.
Sreh Opp uno SomiIie bon Sure
tou. NoIepb Werre mo SomiIie BON
3eeInno limb itBt Giupobner BON
Dteoina 100 Die nrue WttbIe 9ebuut
niro.
9crr mno 5rou 3ubn Carr
Y pureu pen Somto9 iibCr beIud)e
knIber bel 6errn uuo Srou PbiIipp
E0emmrit. 1 MeiIcn sIopeit oom
Gureto.
n frau NooIf Gbrman mo &in
Der br9obem Iid am IeBten Sreitu9
nab Sosmer an ibreu GItern, Serrn
mno frau S6Ioh, itir etItbe Gage
auf 9eiub.
- Serr Dtlbelm 8eim mietbete
ooS Dobnhous bon YbiIipp Sdam
Der, selpeIeues Gi9emtbum oes Sos
Iepb Uerre alt, uno mIpte am Wou>
tag bierber.
Daniel Siont, lueIter iein
ASeim nit 9tep. u. 9rund in Selpel
II madt, mar am Gbarfreito9 IN Sure
To bel ieinen GItern. 5eine Dtuttcr
ill auf Der &ronsenliite.
II Serr aarl Stein 1T 9e9enpdrs
ti9 gum beoouern, oenn CT mar
fiber Die SItern5eit gu ben Sirob'
rpittluern 9erehnet, oa ietne Srau
eint9e cage obneIeno lit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26

6ous gu oertouieu .-Gm 9roBes
3petit6di9eS 9ous, btIIig 3r per'
.toufeu. Gommt uno Iebt es.
6ottlieb Stuoel,
inn Gureta 9a5uar.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26

EsV IwbfaaaEF nssaFlbsHh ery
isa upsia r 6Auis. saaIpdlt mlO
alsa dasR .
Zoe htbuisi @rridn las hAl1Js
teib gomnm lpuTDs an ToahevisaS
lrglsr Meds srcfnsL
sri. SllIls glsWins Uon 6errsio
IL All aseisdl BET lbrem ed,maaer
IarI atba in ginton.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21

It's now up to the Reds to get
busy and wear diamonds.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21

CASHIER J. w. HUTCHINSON,
Of the Citizens Bank Brodhead
business January The
the close of the first three months
doing splendid business surprising anything that
officers had hoped for in that short length
has been instrumental starting number of banks Kentucky
of which making good showing Although young there
few prominent with the banking fraternity
he
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21
LEVEL GREEN

n. Brown, Mesdames Catron
and DeBord are Convalescent.-J.
J. Towery's condition remains
about the sane.-Norton & Hamlin
are having a lively trade this week.
They are selling at cost.-R. l..
Brown. of Somerset and Mrs.
Frank McQueary, of Plato, have
been calling OH Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N.
Brown.
The dogs have been playing
havoc among the sheep, killing
one for VIM. DeBord, seven for
Elmer Mullins and crippled one for
VIM. Brown. Since then, the men
have played havoc with several
dogs. Vim. I. Cummins is leav-
ing our city and migrating to Mt.
Vernon.-Joe Oliver and family, of
Livingston, and Prof Buckuer, OF
North Carolina, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin. - Morris
Bros, OF Eubsnks, still make their
semi m on'hly trips for eggs ard
other produce. - Richard Stevens
has sold his farm TO Walk Ping and
contempll'es going to Karsas in
the fall.-Oscar Catron and wife,
of Dallas, weie visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Willie DrBord Sunday last
Services will be he'd al Friendship
Saturday and Sunday by Bro.
Todd.-The Sunday school organ
lied at Mt. Pleasant and the Chapel
are progressing nicely, both having
good attendanCe.-J. B. Brown
will return 10 Lexington in a shor,
while TO resume his studies al the
K. U.-I think that we girls thai
! had donne1 summer hats and
dresses, will have TO lay them awav
till winter is er.-Much regret is
expressed by our farmers over the
loss of their fruit crops, for we ,nev
er had brighter prospect Misse:
Dora Hatcher and Maggie Hamlin
were shopping Saturday last.-Jno
Shuts has his giistmill ready fol
| business.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21
ABOUT RHEUMATISM.

There are few diseases that in-
fict more torture than rheumatism
and there is probably no disease for
which such varied and useless lot
of remedies have been suggested.
TIC say that it can be cured is,
therefore, bold statement to make,
but Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
which enjoys an extensive sale, has
met with graat success in the treat
ment OF this disease. Gne applica-
ton of Pain Balm will relieve the
pain. and hundreds of sufferers
have testified to- permanent cures
by its use. Why suffer when Pain
Balm affords such quick relief and
costs but trife? For sale by Chas
c. Davis.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21

rails, and the records show that
during the thirty years he has been
In service there has not been a sim
gle serious accident due to a track
defect on the section which he su-
pervises. Flynn is employed Ion
he Knoxville branch of the Lou
isville and Nashville. He earns
about SIPS day, which in Thirty
years amounts to sbout SI3. $50,
which would make his mileage pay
little more than 9 cents a mile.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21
Shoes T F$s F$s F$s$$S s$%$ E$4 !;45',:;: 54s:ss 45S

VnTHERE do you buy Shoes.
Wv here? If not, why not?
We carry the newest things,
the prettiest and best line in
Eastern Kentucky.
Prices 25 per cent. cheaper
than the cheapest
Have you tried a pair of our
mems high top heavy Shoes at
SO cents pair!
Mems, Ladies and Children's s
black and tan Oxfords at prices
to please and fit any purse Coz
fOOt).
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21
WILLIAMSBURG.

The base ball team of Barbour
vile Institute played against the
team of Williamsburg Institute
here yesterday, which resulted in
IL to in favor of Williamsburg
The Southern Contrasting Co., of
Ludlow, KY. has been awarded the
work of rebuilding the l.. & N. ex-
tending from the southern limits of
Williamsburg to Woford, FIVE miles
north OF town. Work will begin
at once, and it will require one
year or more to complete the lob.
The road bed at our depot will be
lowered eleven feet, and bridge over
the Cumberland will be raised sew
Ell feet The Hon. w. J. BRYAN
fulfilled his appointment here last
evening, and his appointment
filed full the house to the overflow.
His lecture was highly appreciated
and deserved to be as it was a mas
ter piece of thought Mr.. BRYAN
proves himself to be a typical
American citizen Miss Rise Will
liams. of Mt. Vernon, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs, ]. L. Whitehead. =
George Parker, who is attending
a Louisville medical college. came
home to hear Bryan.-Judge Jarvis
is holding a special term of court
here this week. This court differs
from his regular courts in a very
marked degree. In this specia,
term he only enters pleading, and
can not sit as judge to pass on
them.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21
TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The undersigned having been restored tn
health by simple means, after SUFFERING for
several ye,rs with severe lung affection.
and that dread disease CONSUMPTION. IL
anxious to make known to his fellow suffer
ers the means eff cure. To those who desire
it, he will cheeifully send free of chargel a
copy of the prescription used, which they
will hnd sure cure for CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA; CATARRH, BRONCHITIS and ali
throat and lung MALADIEs. He homes aIl
sufferers will .ry his remedy, as it is inval-
nable- hose desiring the prescription which
will cost them nothing, and may drove a
blessing, will please address, REV. EpwARp
] A. WILoN. Brooklyn, New York,
mar sos 1-yr.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21
ROD HI f A ID.

Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Cranor,
of Waycross, Ca, have taken rooms
at Firth Hotel. We are glad to
nave Mr.. and Mrs. Cranor with
us.-Miss Bertha Mullins, of Liv-
ingston, is visiting Mrs. q. w.
Brooks.-O. c. Wilmot left for
Knoxville. where he will take job
with G. w. Broks, foreman on.
bridges and buildings on new
road. w. Hutcheson. one Of
our best business men and cashier
Of Citizens Bank, will be married
May 10th, to Miss Mary McAfee,
of Salvysa. The wedding will take
place at high noon at Providence
church, Harrodsburg. 1t will be
one of the greatest social events
of the season.-C. H. Firth
is. in Louisville this week..
w. Hutcheson has been appoint
ed district agent for Aetna Fire In
surance Co. Any one wanting fire
insurance will find him in his Office.
Citizens Bank Don't fail to see
the Ideal Entertainers, next We'd
nesday night. l.. Thompson,
of Mt. Vernon, was hore Tuesday
to see our merchants -Brodhead is
on the boom, a new drugstore, three
dwellings and one general. store
house to be built. Contracts have
all been let and the drugstore near
ing completion.-Do you wish TO
laugh and grow handsome, then
attend the Ideal Entertainers at the
Christian church at this place,
Wednesday night. April Goth. : w
A. Tyree, our boss contractor, has
contract to build a dwelling and a
bridge in Corbin. He has gone
there taking with him Ben Pike a, d
P. w. Tharp 10 assist in The build
ing Mrs. J. H. Dunn is visiting
her parents in Knoxville, Tenn.
Chas. Hurt is the champion fisher
man. He came in Monday with a
string weighing 27-fbs s-Hon. w.
J. Bryan passed up on 20 TUESDAY,
en- route to Williamsburg A large
crowd at depot to greet him. john
DeBord and Ed Farris were in
Louisville first of the week.
While John Flynn, of Brodhead
Kv., a trackwalker in the employ
of the Louisville and Nashvill Rail
road Company, mas never been far
from his home, at least not for the
last thirty years. yet the number
of miles which he has walked in
the performance of his duty would
have carried him around the globe
FIVE and one-half times. Almosl
without missing day in the las
thirty years, Flynn has shouldered
a few small tools and stepped the
railroad ties from one end of hi:
section to another. He has recent
ly completed his thirty years o
continuous service, and though be
is now sixty years old and la:
walked I35, $50 miles. he is hale
and hearty seemingly good foI
many more miles. During tn,
first fifteen years of service Flynn
averaged thirteen miles day, dur
ing the next five years he avera ge;
fourteen miles a day, and in tn
last ten years he has walked elevel
miles day. Walking the track i
not Flynn's duty. but only mean
by which he can accomplish i,
His duty is to see that the switch
es. rails and ties are in a safe con
dtition, and if anything, is out {
order to repair it without delay
In order that this may be accon
plised. he has to constantly kee
his ewes on the track, watching fc
broken 6sh-plates, bolts or broke
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21
Guaranteed.
OverallS and Jumpers
Verv Little to Paw.

V.vELL, gentlemen of the Over
Wv all Brigade. remember that
we guarantee, endorse and re
commend the great "Marchant"
Union f.. R. Overalls and Jump
ers. When we guarantee thing
we have to know all about it
have to know the stuff, the sew
ing, the value and everything
about it is right. Our overalls
are right. You can bet on that.
Prices SOC to 81. 90 per garment.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21

When children are dressed in
their best clothes to go any where,
their mother works herselfto death
to keep them clean until it is time
to start.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21

The more hat a man can buy for
81 the less bonnet a woman can
buy for $40; yet people still harp
on the eternal fitness of things.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATINE BROMO QUI-
NINE Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. F. w.
Groves signature IS on each box.
25-cts.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21

Time isn't money, otherwise a
man wouldn't have to spend 50
time trying to borrow a little money.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21

FRIGHTFUL SUFFERING RELIEVED
Suffering frightfully from the
virulent poisons of undigested food,
G. G. Grayson, of Lula, Miss. took
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, with
the result" he writes, THAT 1 was
cured. /" All stomach and bowel
disorders give way to their tonic,
laxative properties. Guaranteed
,5c at all druggists.
Mount Vernon signal., 1905-04-21

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w|zF W :YStE$ SJS IS, SH|RTWA|ST SU|T|NCS:

NHE writer is stumped! How
L is he to describe these varying
glories in Shirtwaist Suitings? In
design and style these goods are
beauties. 1t sounds very tame.
doesn't it? You'll appreciate just
how tame it is when you see the
goods themselves. No type can
do them justice~-all SO pretty and
tempting that it's hard to express
a preference.
And the values! We're it not
that these novel, stylish things
cost less here than elsewhere, they
wouldn't be here.
We must sell the Same Goods
for Less Money.
For service nothing is prettier,
better or more cleanly than 4 Silk
Shirtwaist Suit.
We have the Silk coOrs-at Soc yard.
uERE you can have pick of all the newest styles and
designs in Cacoes Lawns, Ginghams, Organdies,
Battistes Linens, DC. DC. DC.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-23
Dan Hill in a Wreck.

Dan Hill of the Mesa County State
Bank wired from California yester-
day that he was in a bad passenger
train wreck the day before. but es-
capped without an injury. The first
section of a north bound Southern
Pacific passenger train, No. 9, on the
Coast line crashed into landslide
on a curve and a portion of the train
was derailed. One man was killed
and several were injured. The acci-
dent occurred about thirty-five miles
north of Santa Barbara, between San
Anita and San Augustine. The wreck
was a costly one for the railroad com
pany. Mr.. Hill was en- route to Los
Angeles, where he will spend some
DAYS. He is thoroughly enjoying his
vacation. He will return home about
March 10.