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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-08
Matter of Belief.

Going back to tho statement regarding
the tuberculosis spit on the floor Nr
Wadsworth insisted that Mr.. NeiII did
not know as a fact that the wOrkmen had
tuberculosis.
THE fact was established in my mind. -
persisted Mr.. Neill- Il can only say that
I believe it.
"Oh. well. there is Q difference between
belief and knowledge" said Mr.. Lori
mCT-
We'll. I know it replied Mr.. Neil.
Did YOU examine thcm2'
u observed them
You saw other diseased persons also;
what other Diseases
II am not willing 10 state"
Well doctor" said Mr.. Lorimer. You
nave made these statements TO the world
in a report which the president has sent
10 US and which has done iucalcuIabIe
injury 70 this industry, and we want to
know the facts.
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Gave Indirect Answer.

Mr. LOTImeI asked q number Of cues
tons 90 find out II Mr.. Neil saw meat
i'm transit from curing watts to tine cook
ing vat. But Mr.. Nell would not an
SweT this directly
4 did not follow the meat in that way
ne said We saw meats in all STAGES.
not knowing where it came from or where
it Vas going
in the bOning room AIr. NeiH said he
had seen dirt Tn this connection he took
issue with Mr. Wilson $ statement yCStcr-
day. one instance II remembered Spccf-
ficaIIy in the Nelson Morris house He
saw one of the men who had just finished
his DOniHE walk over the dirt floor 20 d
pile Of meat on the floor. climb on the
pile with his feet. knees and hands. pick
up piece and throw il fifteen feet on
the floor to his bench. and as the dinner
signal *, Unded a. that time he saw men
climb upon their tables get their lunches
and sit down OF their tables to eat. This
re said vas directly under the eye Of the
superintendent
Mr. Neil said the papers heraldcd their
arrival i'm Chicago and their presence in
the packing houses VS. known daily
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Not Positive.

The Slipping of hog into 1rivy was
made the subject of a coIloQuy between
the witness and Representative" Brooks Of
Colorado.
Mr. Neil said he saw the hog fall, and
Identified q picture Of the pTivy- The
hog was put up OF the rack, and he be
lieyed the hog was never cleaned.
Chairman WadswoTth persisted that the
witness might believe the hog was not
cleaned. but he did not know" it.
At this point Mr.. Wilson was allowed 70
state that there were men scrapinC and
cleaning hogs, and that none was allowed
in the cooling room that was not per
feCtf- clean
This was not a case for scraping. il
waS one for cleaning with an antiseptic
fluid" replied Mr.. NeilI.
Chairman WadswOTth persisted that the
hog case contained the essence of the
whole report The statement was posi-
lively made in the report that the hog
was not cleaned. ne said. when as a mat
ter of fact Mr. NeilI had admitted he
had not followed the hog to ascertain the
fact that he had stated.
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High school Day at Lagoon Friday,
June Sth. Cadets Annual Encamp-
ment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-08

The Monarch Visible Typewriter
is the up-to-date typewriter
Pembroke Stationery Co. sell it.
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NELL STICKS
TO HIS REPORT
Continued from pace /.

as many of the conditions complained of
were due to negligence and could have
been remedied Immediately. Mr.. Neil
denied the statement Of Mr. Wilson that
the floors were scrubbed daily. The dirt
in some of the rooms was caked on the
floor and had not been washed for weeks.
Mr.. Neil said ne at first began king
notes Of the conditions, but after several
days. seeing no change in conditions from
day to day he abandoned the practice. He
felt justified in saying that the dirty
floors was a common condition. There
were some dirty and some clean rooms,
but clean room seemed to be accidental
and gave the impression that sanitation
was not a matter that was looked after
in those plants
Took Issue With Wilson.
This included all the large plants.
Again Mr., Neill was asked: You take
direct Issue with Mr. Wilson on the fact
that these rooms were not Cleaned 2-'
Yes. sir; I do. There were floors there
that were black There was no ventiIa-
ton These rooms were not chilli rooms
These, without exception. were the most
satisfactory of the plants and no fault
could be found said MI NELL.
But YOU did not mention ANYTHING
Creditable in your repOrt,' remarked Mr.
Wordsworth. Were you there simply to
find faUitE'
No We understood that we were 10
ascertain conditions that needed ICgiSIa-
tive remedies answered Mr. Neil.
Representative HaUgen of Iowa wanted
to know the objection to artificial light
We are working right here in this
room with artificial light and have fifty
others right in this capitol
MY opinion IS" replied Mr.. NELL that
no one should be required 10 work eight
hours day by artificial light"
Mr. Neil said he remembered in par
tiCuId- one cooking room was dirty and
ne remembered walls, particularly in the
entrances. that were sticky with dirt and
a pillar thai you could scrape dirt from
with yOuT Knife There were rooms with
Tafters from ceilings which had not been
n birav,1 shed in months
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Black With Dirt.

Asked again about the DC1c Convey0r by
AR LurimeT. Mr. Neil said the CUnvCvor
was covered with grease black with dirt.
He was not prepared to say that that
partiCuIa~ COnvey0T Was used liz a par
ti,ular place
Chairman WadsvoTth took UD the state
mpnt in the report we saw meat SHOW
cIed from dirty floors into rotten boxes
and pushed from room to room"
How do YOU know they were TOttCn2
Did You t,St them
We felt them ard SmClt them. There
are floors there" he continued. which
aH the seas could not wash the dirt
from 80
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NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC

L. s. DEPOSITORY.
FRANK KNOX--....---.....-. President
LANES n Vice President
". Il. ADAMS-- Cashier
CAPITAL PAID IN. $500 900
4 thoroughly modern savings DEPART
unent conducted IN connection with this
bank
Deposit boxes for rent
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NeiII's Statement.

Mr.. Neill here asked permission to make
a statement He said that it was six
weeks ago that he was in Chicago. He
saw hundreds Of things that did not go
into his report. as to the rubbish that
went into the meat he did not specify
rubbish, a nail; rubbish, a piece Of
rome"
II saw rubbish go into the meat, and
said so" As to tuberculosis, he had
made observations and had also inter
viewed physicians who had told him the
work tended to produce that disease.
AS to the tendency of the work in the
hacking houses to lower the morals, Mr..
Nell said he believed that is the case.
AN instance" he said. "a young girl
is or Il years old had to walk across a
long room filled with men to go into a
water closet-this does not tend to moral
ity, especially when some. Of those men
are of the lowest type-I will not say the
workers are immoral.
When Mr.. LoTimer asked the witness
if he had any complaint to make as to
his trea tment as a witness. Mr.. NELL re-
piled that the treatment of the witness
(Mr. Wilson,. yesterday by certain mem
bers of the committee and the treatment
Of himself today by the same members
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Knew the Symptoms.

'I have made this report and am will
ing to stand on it. replied Mr. Neill-
There were smells of medicine on these
men that you get in dispensaries for GER
tain diseases
When other questions TO draw out de-
tails were asked Mr. NciII. he remarked:
of YOU will pardon me 7 think you Mr.
Chairman. and Mr. BOTimeT are qUib-
bling
oh. no: we are not clubbing came
from both gentlemen
Representative Bowie (AlaD protested
that the witness was being put in the
attitude Of a defendant under cross-ex-
animation.
THE witness can take care Of himself.
can't he?" asked the chairman.
well. retorted Mr., Bowie, I think I
have the right to make this statement -
Mr. LOrimer asserted that he had not
been discOurteOus. THE witness" he
said is the author of report and
shall until the committee passes 4 rule
that the witness ought not be questioned.
endcavor to ascertain the facts
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

The Rockcastle Medical S;ciety
met in the Office Of DR.. A. G. Low
ell Monday and reorganiZed the
society, by the election of DR.. P.
Benton, President. DR.. w. J. Child
TeSs, Vice President and DR.. S. c.
Davis, Secretary. The society
will meet again the third Friday i'll
June III the Office of DIR. S. w. Ad-
kins, when the following program
will lie carried ont; A paper Oh
Summer Complaints of Children
by DR.. Walker Owens and one on
"Smal! PoX" by DR.. w. J. Child
ress followed by gen eral discus
sion of all the physicians presen t.
A full attendance is earnestly re-
Quested.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18
Il Il q ID III Z 4 ID

Mrs j g Firth and son, Gov
ernor, have returned fom a tive.
weeks visit to Danvilc and Stan
tord. -- Miss Myr,i. O'BAnnon. OF
Stanford. spent one day OF las
week here visiting her uncle, ] 6
Firth Ora Firth has assumed hi,
new duties. Working in the shafts
for ]. Thos. Cherry-E G Dunn
was over from Danville one day
last week The Young Mems Clui,
have recognized aud are now
meeting regularly IN their new
home.-W. A. Tyree oul boss con-
tractor has taken a contract to- rect
Masonic Hall at Crab Orchard =
Mss Lizzie Cabel is at home again
after spending FIVE months in
school at Mofehead.-Rev. A. +.
Pike is at Livingston this week
Mrs. Percy Benton and daughter,
Miss Willie, were in Louisville
Tuesday shopping. -Jno. Robins
ard Barbee McAfee attended lodge
at Mt. Vernon last Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Harp will
go to Louisville to spend a few
days Henry Anderson has re
turned home from Bowling Green
where he took a course n the Bust
ness I'm iversity.-Mrs ]. Z. Leece
is visiting her paren is at Rock hold
KY Chas G. Hurt made flvine
trip to Louisville first of week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hilton, of Pin,
Hill visited homefolks first of week
"A. E. Albright is serving on tn,
Federal Jury al London.
new Marshall. D. B. Albright. i
giving satisfaction. Let US all ient
a helping hand and make one of tn,
best towns in the state out of on,
dear old town.-Misses Uta Hutch
eson and Alma McAfee visited Mr.
Salin at the Miller House in Mt
Vernon Saturday to Monday.-V
5. Martin attended the supper a
Maretburg Saturday night. H,
reports a good time. Miss Jewe
Francisco visited Miss Grace Nc
Call in Maretburg Miss Lily Fug
ct visited her sister Mrs Clarenc
Schaffer this week.-The stock
holders of the Rockcastle Count,
Fair Assn met Mond iy night nc
elected the following officers; tx. H
Hamm, Pres; ]. Thos. Cherry ".
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18
LIVING TON

Mr.. Robert Lemons is in Louis
Vile this Week.-Mrs. Myrtle Rice
is spending the week with her faith
er at Hazel Patch MIR. Tlmm Da-
Wis, of Paint Lick is the guest OF
his brother, l.. H. Davis. MIR.
John Pope was in Corbin this week
ON business. Mrs J. L. Lemons,
of Paris, Tenn is spending several
days with her son, Mr.. Robert
Lemons. Mr.. Eugene Orndorf1
leaves to-day for Newark, Ohio,
after a pleasant visit with his par
ents. MIR. Hardin Mahaffey spent
several days with his family this
week. He has position in Ala
bama Mrs. Chewing has return
ed from an extended visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Dave Reigel of Leb-
anon Junction.
Mrs Harry Jenkins left Monday
for Corbrn where she expects to
make her future ome.-Mr. Ar
thur Bother was in town Sunday
between trains. Ckas. Rice
Ir., happened to avery painful ac-
c,dent getting a cinder i'll his eye
He had some trouble in getting it
removed-Mrs. Mary HAYNES, OF
LaFollette, Tenn, is a pleasant Wis
itor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
|. c. Hooker Mrs. Parsons and
family, of Berea, spent several day S
this week with her perents, Mr.
ard Mrs. James Mcclure Rev.
Combs closed his meeting at. the
Christian church Sunday night
with tweuty-one additions. Mas
ter Bentley Sparks is spending a
month with his grandmother. Mrs.
Susan DOty, at KiChm ond Judge
l. w. Bethurum and Jailer Jarrett
were in tC wn Saturday to see about
the small Tox, Miss Bette French
is spending a few weeks at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs G. D. Cook
Mr.. Willie Mcclure spent sever
al days last week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Mcclure. -
Mrs. Essie Painter and ht'l-
daughter, Ruth. returned from
Nashville Sunday acc >rn oanied by
her cousin, Miss Boz eng. Mrs
Painter spent the winter in Nash
vile where her little daughter has
been in school Mr.. J. E Wood
all was in Hazel Patch ribs week
Floy. the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pike died
Wednesday morning at six o'clock
She had been sick for more than
two months with nervous trouble
The funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. A. J. Pike. of Brodhead
and the remains were taken TO
Pine Hill for burial We extend
our sympathy to the bereaved fam
,1y
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

Mrs. Meshack Gentry is very i'll.
John Purcell, Jr. has very sick
child
w. G. Smith spent Wednesday
at Brodhead.
Hon J. n Saunders, of Stanford
was here yesterday,
Boss Livesay has moved from
Middlesboro to Admont, Va.
Miss Georgia McFerron ir vi l.
ting friends and relatives here.
G. G. Fish and S. H. Martin are
serving as Federal Jurors at Lon
don.
James PIoctCr, operator at Fast
Bernstadt, visited friends and rela
tives here Wednesday.
w. H Fish was here Monday
and told us there was but little
change in his wife's health.
Mr.. Walter Sloan. of Burnside,
XIV, was visiting his cousin. Mrs.
F. B. Brown. AT misplace this week.
Mrs. D. E Davis LETT Wednes
day Tor three weeks visit 10 Crab
Orchard. Lancaster and other
points.
NJ. S. Hollingsworth. Of Middles-
baro, was here Sunday calling on
one of ou1 most beautiful young
ladies.
Mrs. L S. Jones returned to Nj =
die sboro yesteI DAY. her daughter
Mrs. l. w. Bethurum. being much
improved.
Elmer Lechliter, l. & n. Brake
man, fell from the top of box car
at Lebanon Wednesday receiving
serious injuries.
MIR. and Mrs. T. Francisco~p pass
ed through Yesterday afternoon en-
route to LaFollette and Knoxville,
TO visit relatives
Mrs. M. B. Salin and Misses
Annie and Ala Thompson and
Rissie Williams spent last night
with friends at Brodhead.
Misses Uta Hutchinson. of Owen
ton. and Miss Alma MCAfre, of
HArrodsDurg, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Salln, from
Saturday until Monday.
Judge w. r. Cress. of Monticel
10. was here yesterday. The Judge
is looking fine and we are glad tn
know that in addition to good
health, he is also enjoying a goodly
portion of this worlds woods.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

We were asked this week by
delinquent subscriber why we kept
on sending the paper after the
subscription date has expired.
Every weekly newspaper in towns
of this size are forced to dc this.
Should we stop subscriptions when
the timd expires nine times out Of
the subscriber would give us a
''call down" for insinuating that
his credit was not good. Rather
than to cast a reflection against
the honesty OF a subscriber tOpay a
small debt, it is next 70 necessity
for home paper to continue
sending the paper after the time
has expired. 1t is not necessary
for the city dailies or weeklies to
follow this rule, as their subscrib-
ers live at a distance and are not
personal friends as is the case with
the majority of our subscribers.
Our subscribers should deem it an
honor to know that we do moi
doubt their integrity. and continue
TO send them the paper after theii
time has expired Should any de-
sire their paper discontinued they
should notify us and remit to date
then if the paper is not stopped We
guarantee that it doesn't cost them
cent. -Ex.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18
LEVEL GREEN

Tommie Hatcher, L. & N Brake
man, was visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r B. Hatcher last week
Mr.. +. Z. Oliver aud family, OF
Lebanon Junction, visited the fam
lily OF Mr.. and Mrs, A. H Hamlin,
last week-James Norton has re-
turned home from Clarified, Tenn.
where he has been Logging for the
past mouth.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

Pres. Granville Owens, Sec'y; J.
w. Hutchinson. Treas; DR.. M. l..
Myera. J. w TATE, and Jno. Rob-
ms, Directors With such men as
these we are assured OF good
Fair There will be more attrac-
lions and better premiums than ev-
er before Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
co are visiting III La Toilette. Tenn.
his week.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18
POLITICSA,

he conference also COM.
resolution calling on the Un.>
States to Interfere in the Congo
Free State.
Gsv. Bob Taylor. of Tennessee
defeated Senator Carmack for
u. 5. SenOtor in last Saturday
primary by about 20, 600.
Since tie introduction of mission
into Japan, 800 benevolent institu-
ions have been established There
we're none prior to that time.
Thee hur dItd and twenty PEN
sion bills were passed by the House
esterday in one hour and half.
This record has never teen eq1al-
ID in the disposition of pension le-
gislation.
Senator Carmack, of Tennessee,
returned to Washington Tuesday.
He replied good naturally to many
expressions at regret of his defeat
by ex-Gov. Bob Taylor and said he
was out of politics.
Senator Tillman I uesday made
in the Senate another statement in
regard to President Roosevelt's
change of attitude on the Railroad
Rate Bill. In closing his S al E.
ment Senator Tillman said; "The
charge I made, and still make, is
that the President is guilty of bad
latin, and tina, the Rate Bill, which
will be, when enacted into law, a
much better and stronger measure
han we had hopei to get, has been
emasculated of one of its most valu-
able and essential features by the
Presidents action. l am ready TO
he thoughtful and honorable men
of the country.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

CLUBBING OFFER:-Until further
notice we will furnish the Signal
and Weekly Courier Journal Tor
81 so year, or the Signal and
Louisville Herald Daily for s. 90
Cash must accompany all orders
under this arrangement.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

FREE TRIP:-lf you want free
trip to Mammoth Cave, now is the
time to enter the SIGN AL contest
All that is required 10 get the trip
all expenses paid, is a club of
twenty-five (25) new cash So bscrih
ers of $I.oo to the Mt. VERNON
SIGNAL. There arrl,!re ,dy seye =
al who have begun making up
clubs, The trip will take place
some time in August. Just make
up your mind that you intend to
make the trip and it is half made.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18
John MCNEW.

State Superintendent Fuqua has
called a meeting of County School
Superintendent to convene at
Frankfort May 22nd to consider
the adoption of union schedule
for country public schools.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

Attention is called to the fact
that DR.. NJ. L. Myers will be at hi S
Office in Brodhead on Monday only.
The Doctor will drive down in the
morning and return in the evening,
spending the whole of each Mon
day with his Brodhead patrons.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

REWARD will pay a reward
Of $40 90 for the arrest and conyic-
ton of the party or parties, who
tore down my wire fence. / also
want to serve notice, that l do not
want any more passing through
my fields aud parties guilty oil
same will be prosecuted.
mav-II-2t w. M. POINTER.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

X. L. Collier, the timber and
telephone man, was here Wednes-
day loading poles to be shipped
East, some of which are very ex-
cellent. MIR. Collier says he ex-
poets to ship about 400 poles from
here this summer.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

WANTED:-Yonr town tax. If
you haven't paid your taxes this
means you These taxes must be
settled at once as the money is
badly needed to pay for work cn
streets So please settle your tax
and save cost Others have paid
and you must.
Yours truly,
T. J. Pennington. Marshal.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

Perhaps the most miserable kind
of man is the old man that has
worked hard all his days, acCumu
lated an independence and retiie>
20 spend his declining years III ease.
AS soon as he quits work he be-
comes miserable. for work has be-
come a habit with him He works
iEduStriously year after year and
gradually draws near the goal
His goal is 10 nave wealthsto enable
him 70 qnit work. But when he
attains the coveted Independence
he can not enjoy it. 1t is fact
that the man who works for a dol
lar cannot enjoy this pleasure is
in earning it. Pleasure is streaked
all along through life, and the fell
low who doesn't take his share as
he passes on the way will have his
ability to enjoy deddened, and when
he gets old he will find with regret
that the pleasures are all in the
past. Elk.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

Vino ever saw per'ect man!
a ked The reviralIst. There is no
such thing. Every man has his
faults, plenty of them The re-
vivalst continued: Who ever
saw a perfect womar?' At this
junCture tall, thin woman arose
the evangelist asked. that you
lave seen a perfect woman
well, | can't just say that have
seen her." the woman replied.
But l have heard a powerful lot
about her; she was my husband :
first wife"
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

The same principle is involved
when the other fellow does you as
when YOU do the ether fellow.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18
LOCAL

Fifteen U. S. prisoners will be
brought here to day from London
for safe keeping. London has for
ty FIVE in all, mostly mOonshinerS.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

The City Council Of Lancaster
has passed in ordinance that tie
Marshall shall kill all untaXed dogs.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

Robt. Cox has begun the founda-
ton Tor his new house.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18
Milt Taylor.

FOUND:-I found on Sunday.
May IS, a certain amount of mon
eV. For further information the
owner can call and see me at Will
die, XIV.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

Alb North, said to have been
stealing a ride on a freight train at
Fariston, Laurel county, FRIDAY
night, was shot three times and in
stantlv killed by Brakeman Joe
Pruitt. Both lived at Piltsburg
Pruit came ON to London where he
gave hi nself over to the officers
lie claims self defense.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

The expense of Rock castle at
the Home Coming Week will be
s2e, whi Oh goes to pay for badges
a II d register. T h c following
amounts for this purpose were re
Ceived this week;
w G.. Nicely scots
J 4. Wood scots.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

| am now located near the depot
prepared to do all kinds of black =
smithing Horse shoeing speCi-
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

M Call up mo. 20" when 20
T. you wa at to Com ma uni 4 u
cate with SIGNAL
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18
Pc X SON A l.

Mrs. Meshack Gentry is very i'll.
John Purcell, Jr. has very sick
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-05-18

Entered at the Mt Vernon, KY. POstOffice
as second class mail matter.