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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
FIRES AT FAYETTEVILLE
CAUSE DEATH OF TWO WOMEN

Fayetteville y. c.. June 23.--An
electrical storm passed over this city
before day this morning. lightning
striking the plant of the Fayetteville
Woodcnware Company, destroying it
and causing n loss Of $4,000 and caus-
ing the death Of Cora Mclean. n ne
gro girl, who died from fright. Fol,
lowing the first fire small tenement
was destroyed by the flames and a
negro woman. Rose Cromartie. was
burned to death. She had escaped from
the building. but went back for an
insurance policy and was overcome
The last fire is thought to have been
Of incepdiary origin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
DEMAND IS MADE
THAT PRESIDENT
GUST M'REYNOLDS
Continued From First pneel

'NpiNluueu + rom flrSt iHE6.)
ence OF the new Commissioner of I'm
migration and his political friends al
ready has affected the present admin
istration in this case
III President Wilson believes in the
Mann act and does his duty he Will
appoint a new Commissioner Genera
OF Immigration. OH the ground that
the present commissioner has used his
political and official influence to pre-
vent his son from being brought to a
speedy trial under the Mann act for
one OF the most horrible OF all oTenses
the ruination OF young girl Has the
President the nerve TO do this? dc
not know"
Neither Of the Republican Senator'S
from California intends 10 take aggres
siVe part in the Caminetti case. al
though Senator WORKS to-day dra ed
a resolution calling upon the Presiden,
for the papers in the case.
Senator Perkins said that he thought
II was better taste for him to refrain
from taking part in the imbroglio.
Let them fight II out among them
selves" he said.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
IN POLICE COURT
Trio of Blind Tiger ShnrI<s Given
Taste of the Rough by CrmtchGeId.

Taste of the Rough by CrutchfeId.
Earnest Bowles. Hudson John and
Richard Shearn. all colored. arrested
for selling liquor without a license on
sunday. were fined Sl0O and costs
given sixty days in Jail and required
10 post $500 bond for twelve months
when arraigned before Justice Crutch-
field in Police Court yesterday morn
ing.
L. +. Craven. arrested for torturing
dog. was fined $50 and costs. An
appeal WAS noted.
Leon Bibbs was fined SEQ and costs
and made TO give 500 bond for six
months for being disorderly at 5l4
West Clay street.
Ethel Taylor colored. charged with
carrying "a pistol was lined Slo0 and
made to give 500 bond for twelve
months.
.ames Faison. colored. arrested for
disorder on street ear. was fined 500
and costs and made TO post 800 bond
for siNtN days.
James Burrell. colored. charged with
being disorderly and resisting officer
Shoemaker was fined $50 and costs
and made to give 500 bond for sixty
days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
Harrison Kirk. Jr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Alexandria, Va, June e3.-Harrison
kirk. Jr. sixty one years old. a widely
known wholesale grocer, died at $50
o'clock this morning at his home. POS
North Columbus street. after a long
illness. Mr. Kirk last fall underwent
an operation in "A Baltimore hospital.
and since then had been in declining
health. He was head OF the firm OF
Fl Kirk & Son. who conducted bust
ness on the wharf.
Mr.. Kirk had been engaged in bust
ness here for a third OF Il century.
Besides his wife, two sons and two
daughters survive. They are: Orlando
ii. Kirk, Harry ID. Kirk and Mrs. j.
william May and Mrs, Ernest Risdon.
Mr.. Kirk was member OF Andrew
jackson Lodge Of Masons. Acca Tenn
pie. Mystic Shrine Old Dominion Com
mandery, knights Templar the Royal
mcrce,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
FRANK TO FACE JURY
Tie t. Accused of Numbering Fourteen
lrnr-Old MnrN phnGnn.

aiIan'n. juno -3.--The Trial OF Loo
NJ frank, charged with the murder
~ Mary Fha9an. fourteen years ola,
Whos" INITIATED body was found in
INC basement Of the National PcRcu
factory. >pri! -, viii he set for june
80. according 10 the statement Of So
Hcitor-Gencrl! Hugh NJ Dorsey to-
da' ~ defense, however, may ask
foi ana secure Il brief poatponcmcnt
nay y rs 20 eardcd as certain that the
h"H!lnS murder mystery win come TO
N.al soon Frank was the sup"rIu-
i"ndeH' II IN" factory where the girls
go" ""h found His former homc
"af IA hTooklJn and IL was recently
I'ported that the solicitor general
ntI gone tn,.e 10 inquire into the
dci"nhantH past Nc. Solicitor Don
icy IN has return from New YORK to-
GdF. denied THIS report
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
FAIR UNDER ARREST.
Bertha Wright and Joe Gardner Charged
WITH Arson.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Fayetteville. y. G, June 23.-The after
be quick and no less Interesting as the
several fires themselves Jake Walker swore
outa warrant to-day against Bertha Wright
and Joe Gardner. charging them with arson
with intent to murder
According TO the police Aunt Rose Cro-
marties had on several occasions reported to
the county and Federal authorities that the
accused man and women were selling whis-
key illegally. adm in retaliation the accused
threatened TO blew en- up" The case
against the Wright woman and Walker is
for trial Tomorrow morning AT 10 o clock
before IL magistrate. coinciGent with the
arrests. Deputy Sherihs Monaghan and
Patrick went to Hope NILS and discovered
still in "A creek John Garvin this morning
was convicted upon circumstantial evidence
OF having operated an Illicit whiskey SIN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
OBITUARY
Funeral of william wheeler.
Gspecialto The Times.pispatch

ESPECIAL 10 The Times Dispatch
West Point Va. June william
Lawrence Wheeler. prominent citi-
ION of West Point for the past twenty
three years. and resident OF Virginia
for forty three years, member OF the
School Board and Town Council. who
died here in his home Saturday morn
ing. was laid To rest in the town Gene
tery to-day AZ o'clock The funeral
services were held i'm the Method $,
Church, Rev. :. otto Wright officiating.
Tn" pallhearcrS were; Joseph Wilkin-
son, y. j. Walcott. VI r. Chandler,
George Carlton. VIII Thacker and
Charles Dcnmead. Jr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
I, n. Enrnhardt.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

:, ISPoVraI TO TIE 11IIts. OIs1HtcHI
vanced age OF ninety years. ]. ". Earn
hnrdt died at his home near Spencer
last night. He was one of the oldest
County, having been born and reared
in this immediate vicinity. He is sur.
vived by one son. r NJ. Earnhardt. OF
BETTE Vogler, OF Norfolk. and by his
widow, Mrs. Dora Earnhardt. all OF
whom were with him at the end He
OF East Spencer and n portion OF Spen
GER and at his death was a large prop,
erty- holder. The funeral and burial
will take place in Spencer Tuesday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
Wedding Anniversary
in White House I o-Day
Especial to The Timcx-Dispntch. ]

Especial to The imcS-DisDntch.l
Washington, June ?3.-Twenty-
eight years nEo Tomorrow Wood
ROW Wilson married Miss Ellie Lou
Arson, of Savannah, On. The ami
Yrrsnry will he celebrated In the
White House with an Informal ten
TO their intimate friends in the nf-
trrnOon and by family dinner mt
night.
The Misses Jessie and Eleanor
Wilson are both Mt home to enjoy
the festivities with their parents,
hut Miss Margaret Wilson, the Pres-
id~nt's eldest dnughter, IN visiting
In the West.
Wedding gifts hive arrived from
mnny of their close friends, while
the White House fs fairly swamped
with the flowers friends have Sent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
Deaf HIS

lsn3 Hss3ls s RThfIx at Il ~ &. M NJ
Funeral TUESDAY AFTERNOON
AT o'clock from Stockton street
Baptist church. lntermen, in River
view
TAyLoR.-,Disd at the ressideHce Of
Son e Str Street. sunday. June -. at 10
O'clock. MRS. ELIZABETH J: TAY.-
LOR. bereaved wife of William II
TAYLOR. in the scventy-ninth year OF
her age. She leaves three children
Mrs Mary * Saunders, Mr.. J Wes-
Icy Taylor and L: Peyton Taylor
TO mourn their loss
funeral from. Denny stree, NJ, z,
ociock Inierment at lakewood
sELDEN.-Die suddenly early sun.
Miichells; cuinepnS,rr COUNT "a:
late late G John 4. selden. Of Westover
" Funeral THIS MORNING from
Main street Station 3:55 o'clock In
terment in Hollywood
POWERS Died. at her residence.
zoe Grove Ayen Mss + A n; sunday +
POWERS. wife of Councilman
John +. Powers. i. in the flfty.third
year Of her age; She rs l survived ny ~
Powers. and two brothers. Messrs
T. p. and Ryland Fl. Ford.
Funeral will take. place 4 o'clock
THIS AFTERNOON from Grove Ave
nue. Baptist Church. lnterment in
RiverView. 49,
Following are the pallbearers:
MISUNDERSTANDING. J. E: Minor, f. r.
Pollard. Jacob Umlauf. Horace s.
HAYES Judge Samuel w. Williams
Active-Richard w. Jones. c. c.
Burgess. A +. Crcath. Robert
Scheafer, Jessie a. Laid. a w May
nard, Harry Huber, c. f. Clark.
RIJGG .-Dicd at his residence. All
North Seventh street. Monday morn.
ing. EDWIN S. RUGG.
Funeral will be held from Rliley's
undertaking parlors Third and Mar
shall Streets, TODAY at II y. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
AGED WOMAN KILLED
>h" Is Victim of Collision on \u
Haven Road.

Hartford conn. June ~ NJ, =
olln; OF Falls Village vas kiled
and eight persons injured In a wreclt
On ms New England Division OF The
Nv ORR. Ne" Haven and Hartford
hallro"d a. Canaan Canaan Conn. this
cNenIns Inc collision occurred a, the
croSs.ne Of the Berkshire and the cen
.Ial teW Ehg and divisions Mrs DIN
was clghty-slM VOLTS old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
Funeral of Mrs. Burrhcm.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.
Berryville. Va, June 23.--Thc funeral
of Mrs. Martha Burchell. widow OF Eos
ter Burchell. was held on Sunday from
the residence OF James Kerfoot Rev.
Julian Broaddus officiating. Mrs. Bur
chell was the daughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs. William Sewers. of Clarke
County. and is survived by two sons
Albert. of Martinsburg. w. Va. Fors-
ter. of Clarke County. and one daugh-
ter. Mrs Lille Greiner. of Baltimore.
Md. Interment was made in Green
Hill Cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
Mrs. Samuel Eorrer

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
:. Harrisonburg. Va. June 23.--MrS>
samuel Forrer. seventy-three years
Mossy Creek. Her husband is one
OF the most prominent citizens in this
Part Of the VALLEY, Mrs; Forrcr was
band was DR.. J. NJ Trevy. a promi-
nent Augusta County physician. She
leaves leaves, TIVE brothers: Robert and
I.eckY. all of the Messy Creek
nciShborhood. She WIS n Presby-
terrain. She leaves two stepsons Chas.
y. Forrer, an attorney of Park ersburg,
w. Va, and Joseph Forrer, of Mich
igan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24

CLINTON, =. Y. June 23--FOrinrr
PRESIDENT William H. Taft was among
those who. received honorary degrees
at the one hundred and first commence
mcnt OF Hamilton College this after
noon. the trustees having awarded him
a degree of doctor of civil laws last
year He was TO have received The
degree AZ the centennial celebra ton
OF the college last year. but was pre-
vented from being prcscni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24

TSp"olaI foJNe VimcN- Dlspatch
ia ton. ONO. June 23.--In Common
i!'ha court here day. receivers were
"pP"lUt"h Tor tn" f;a:ncr g. smith Car
Company one Of the Oldest concerus
~! ON" The chief petitioner. = Gin.
.ninat c.mranY alleged tina, because
va not prepared 20 meet its dcbts
JnuH" 'n"dck"I appointed CharIra I.
udIif"n hh receiver and " VI. Erta.
hIooh, ia" president. AK Corecclvcr
~ is specifically stated tina, the
o,oinpan. liabilities are exceeded by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
FREE ENTRY FOR JEWS
CONDITION OF WILSON

hondon, June 23-The London Stand
ard's st Petersburg correspondent
says TIE Russian government recent
iy proposed to the United States au-
inoIit!es that the treaty OF commerce
'etween the two countries be renewed.
President wilson replied that he can
not "cc@p; the proposal save on the
absolute conditions that American
Jews vii! he allowed TO enter Russia
freely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
TOO MUCH TURKEY TRoTTING
Preacher Attempts to Stem Tide with
Model Dance Hall.
[ Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

ISpeClhI 20 TIC Times Dispatch.
Middletown. Conn. June 23--In an
effort 10 stem the tide OF popularity Of
the turkey trot. the tango and other
modern dances. Rev. George Il. Gilbert.
rector Of an Episcopal church here
has leased the dancing pavilion at
Lake View Park. a resort near here.
and VIII conduct il as n model dance
hall during the summer. the FIRST dance
being held tonight Leading society
women from this city have promised
their cooperation and acted as chap
erors At to nights functions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
Bout Sinks ,Iy,tcriou.Ir

49, TIT 70 Il TIC IIIIcs DIsPa tCN-
Gloucester. Mass. June 23-Scveral
thousand dollars worth OF Instruments
were almost totally destroyed when
me wireless experimenting boat used
by John Hays Hammond Jr. Was
mySteriously sunk at her moorincs last
night All efforts TO ascertain the
cause OF the boat sinking have proved
iruitIess, ana young Hammond him
self cannot explain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24

Harry Lauder
breaches

A special in the dailics from
Bristol. England, says: Harry
Lauder attempted to preach be-
tore large congregation in
Gre enca stle Congregational
Church. but he is SO naturally
witty and humorous that on this
occasion he kept his audience in
highest glee.
Harry Lauder is not preacher,
but singing comedian: to hear
his records will convince YOU OF
his inlmitable style, and every
record is worth twice the price.
We are the wholesale and retail
distributors OF all Victor goods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

tcadcmy-'A on n Nasont
Dijou-iiir Edison I>inrtophuuc. mat
inrc and night.
toioniul-\ auIcNilIr.
I.mpirc-N nudrN lille.
urphcum-in udeNilic.
Little Observation-Disclosures.
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guitorerne o. g. Nelano, Heb
@ing, % 81. s. Softer, Minneapo-
lis, al Snitges Spnooe, OF grof. S.
s. glceen % 8. ". anoerion,
minneapolis, al 5rifirfen. Zen
aantIe geitpreIie 1ienualgteS: Gait.
SuIteng, 5ormanb; Gait. Saaitao,
8iceiorlnano, % Broi. glegen, sc.
fretGr cg aasierer. 8rof, gIeeen
gienpalgtes til 8eoaftsr for "Sm.
tbalmisiion9ren". Eli gfsefutiofo'
mite paIgtes Troi. q. SeQano %
Eoit. Softer.
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Gn "DIDoebaao"

ct Spbro.I eroplam for 6 Terio'
ner err Slppetefnifens iibite Sriumf,
- meooeleS Der fra Raris. Senne
2uftommibils, iom er fonitrleret al
5eIir goiiin, bar / oisie Gage meo
SLAMS beitaaet fin isrite Brepe. 5
lin 6orm aoifiaer Dem iig meget pr'
ientlig fra ale biotiI fienote upper.
apparatet or en- SoGpffer, IL Wees
ter lang og meo Ell gitgebreooe al
22.5 Weter. 9Prcflaoerne lto9ier
tiliamnlen 46 abaoratmeter, cs Wto'
loren fan uopifle 200 Seitefrpfter.
Get melt intereSiante peb Oct me
Sp6ro.I eroplan er imiblertio 8on'
bolen. Zen or anbragt unoer Den
neoerite 9preflaoe og bcitaar at I'll
beI gaab, ser mco fine ilanfe 5or'
mrer og fin ifarpe, f~remItaaenoe
Stepn minoer lterft ON en- burtig'
aoaen6e Wotorbaab. Gen er Dog
tenunelig breo paa Wibten, nemlig
% Meter pad oct breoeite, OF 6 We.
ter lang. Snoppnbig er Saaoen belt
/ Here Rlm. Slppercn bar fin ElaoS
/ Sorrummet, meoenS Gasiagererre
anbrinoes / De bagerite Stun. Sele
6lpuenaifinen peier 1000 8g. oe er
oct tungeite gpparut, iom biotil er
qaaet tilpeirs.
Sporo.Neroplanet iteg burtig %
iiffert tilpeirs nleo fine 6 Easiuge-
rcr og futoe llben @anIfeliabeo iGtte
en- Sort al 40 SIM. br. Time.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-03

%legenbeo; Iige itrar bar ban iod for.
Ieger, at ban, oa 9nnep ~pr9iertereoe
Sapop OF 6itifep for bamL glemte
at ~pr9ientere @%eneraIerne | lit 5eIge
for 8ulgdrerne.
2ibt oper al. 2 er BET minoepGr'
oige Webe peo Ilaja forbi. 9prfer-
nc er foripunone / Sori5onten, De
buI9arife Hpttere err after opitiaeoe
/ Rarihoroen, De 9efulom9gtigeoe
fiooer / SaoIen, % mar RIDER afiteb.
90 iaa er Gniombeben og Hopember.
itormen otter gneberifere peb Ylaia.
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en- ito Paano.
Gu 0irursS Saauo bnrbc urrc cen
itscitc al allc.

as fennten Iar bar ieg libt al
SeunIeSbeo, ilet Torosielie % Ser.
ppiitct iom TeIgc al &affeorifning",
iaabe Ell airurg i~orIcOen Sog. (Sbe
er Iiacion ifahelia, foroi Sen inbebol-
ser Caffeine, beu iomme Grtg ipm /
&afic.)
"Wfin Sp&pepiio bIeu ioo onbar'
tet, at icg moottc i~nNifrrnfe mig til
Ell Sop til Srofpit. SeIu ga miIteoc
icg min 6soe fort citer at bape ipiIt
0en.
ellie Spmptomrr pao ilet Sorbsi'
ellie, iooiom 9rrnoen for SrpItet,
Siertcflap, Spiteo, SsuuleSbeb ell
Ter nrolig Ssun, ubebaacIig Snlae
/ Mhlnoeu H~erpsiitet O.. /. b., utreoe
iig / ell iaoban 8rao, al set binoreoe
mig / min NroriS iom &irurg.
"Reiultntet al at lutte meo aoffC
o. Oriffe Ypihm por linpeltben pib'
mherligt. Soranbringeu bragte mig
ell iteere Saano ug min normale Sel'
brcoStiIitano sienopretteOeS." Nau.
net opgipeS paa Sorlongenbe. SnS
Sen bcremte lille BOG, "Sbe Hoao II
@eIlpile", / bper Eaffe. Ser er er
8rtn0."
1oihlm iaoeS M | en- fonceptrere'
Sorm, ct Yulper ser fables SSmtan'
Yoitumt. Zen tilbcreoeS ueo at bout
en- iirsaen Sbeifeiulo / en- aol
parmt gauo, fsieuoe til Suffer eitel
Smog % NOT SlsSe til at brinse er
gplben brum Sarpe.
Snitant Goitum err befuem, Del
aaar ittei tilipiloe 90 Smageu e.
alto ems. SGleeS hos ole 8roceri
banoIere-5o.& ops sGifer 30 Gents
100. aops s@iter 30 Gents.
en- 5-aups YrspeGife ienoes Fri
peS Mootaeelieu al Sin 8roceri
banoIers Gapn 90 ct 2.Gents Sri
merle for Gorto. Ioirnm Gorea'
60, 2to., Battle Greet, Wild.
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Wcrocns bpieitc Draft.

GIeftriife @slger uo6reber iig iaa
lnegct Longer, 10 itsrre Strsmitprfe
Der onoenoes, % 10 bsiere oppe ai'
Contemporaries bciinoer JIG. Der.
for beuptter man ! EariS Giifeltaar.
net til traablss Sele9raiering, oa
Copper al set err 800 sc. ODER Sor.
ben, o. / 9auen boloer man paa at
bpgge ct mt Soarn paa 275 SO.
Ssioe iiteoetior oct gamle, iom bar
200 SO. bpit, og iom itprteoe neo.
Warconi-S elifabet bill MI iiteoet.
Tor oe Spre Saorne anpenbe Ell gan.
fife enfel Snbretning. Sellfobet er.
p%erimenterer for Sioen meo en-
&ipmpemalt, iom er reiit neo War'
coniperferne i Gbelmsiorb. Zen err
life minOrc emo 1876 sc. bpi. 5or
at fltnne banne iig Ell 5oreltiulng
ON, bpoo bette bill iige, bebsper man
bare at buife, at ct. EeterSfirfen
bare er 1873 80. bei.
Sipnrpemaitcn / Chelmsford er
belt af Staal oe peicr 10000 &g.
Zen cr ianmeniat al Gele, iom ino-
penbig bar ell Diameter al 1 W.,
iiopeuoig 1,32 90.
Sor at iorebp9ge, at Waiten ram.
Ter neo, bar man / nogen Ifltano
ira ocnS 500 reiit fire pGloige Sc.
mcntbIoffc, iom refer 10000 SIG.
I'll Dem er ioranfret Staalfobler,
iom gaar til Moitetoppen. Nu giGl-
ser set, ON Sen blir itaaenoe og
life romIer ueo iom Saarnet /
9taucll.
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llnnSuerlig | ct soSt ajuffen.
Sf~anoinabiif iQutreret aDgebog

uSarbsiost for Hambinaoife 9usbuloninser amerifa.
Otter benne BOG fan Der lapes boabe ioGb sammenanb1 Soft og amrianHs
Better al enbper at Oct tiger fig iep, at ben oplpier ON aH, Tom ansaor Bag
ming, Spltnina o T. D 9esubu nil man TnOe mango CODE Raab, buoraf baabe
epebe o. uopeoe Softer fan bse 2aroom.
Maal os gast er ansipet dsr oct berhGanbs bruseGse spHem, cs meb beHes
Seuaunele. Qfprath1e Grunbe r BOG bet mne blepet ubregneti Stopper oe Sfeer
gosen - 81s sioer meb Sautratonr - er goOt oe inutt tnbbunoet os
Otter frt rIenot soc. Mo Soften" ct &ar SoHuo -. -. 81 80.
9. Innnbiem Enbiibins Company, Secprab, Soma.
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SauacS SGEoSc.

- @aitor 81. Horitdo ira St.
Saul oenteS iii Siollr Gitp ior at
OeItoQc / SpbpggeIic&orbcibct / Ct.
&obu& Mcni1beo, q. :. arogitaOS
&olo, / @]gnnelacn ira 130c til 2tbe
%oulor. &oitor :. q. GueIlo peu.
ties oQioo bio iamtioia.
Treooq Nitcu BEN t30e Sec.
Gop Stuocnternc pes Scrniuorict Ell
N~cceptiou ior Sfpleu& Tufultet.
hporibIonot Groi. % Mrs. gerQh,
iom err rpgiite, por 9Grc&airitcr. st
fort &roqrum bcitnnen6e al en- Htn'
uoiolo al Wlii& Wpuion @eIfomit.
tale al Worri% 9affen et alarinet
ioIo Of Sreo. SdmiOt, bumoriitiif
Sfil0ring al 6. RoSmuSieu iomr Ell
Ginnoiolo al MiiS Softer bIep eipet.
Gereiter ieroercbrs 6orfriifnin9er
beitaaeuoe al Here Qooe Eager %
See Cream. MGu iamIeoeS / Gape.
let eiterpaa, buor Ser iortiatteS meO
forte Soler o9 Wtliiif. ga set leo
beimoO al. II ifiIte$ man efteroi
bare tiIbra9t en- bpageIig gitenihmS
iammen meN Seuner "a fienOte.
Observation-Disclosures
anerita boIot | SoraouaS gorSuts.
Be ! MiuneapoItS. SorretningSnle
oct boIoteS ON Gitermiboagrn 30,
Bait. &. &. Softer poa elliot slpe.,
% ON aitenen bolbteS ct @tiSiionS.
meoe | 81. Tauli Strife al Sauses
/ Spno0e. 9i aomiiecnS WeoIemme
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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-22
500 REWARD 500.

The readers of this paper will
be pleased to learn that there
is at least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Catarrhi
Halls CataIrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity, Catarrh being
a Constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment Halls
'atarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood
md mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The propritors have so much
faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure
send for list of testimonial.
Address F. }. CHENEY & Co..
Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by all Druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-22
BRODHEAD.

Brodhead's 18th. fair is thing
of the past, and We are proud to
say was a record breaker SO far
as quality is concerned. Last years
total ate idance was just a little
better than this. but the stock
and floral exhibits were far better
than this year than ever before.
The last day, Beckham day, was
the best 3rd. day in our fairs his
tar partly due of course because of
the presence of the Ex-Governor
but never was there such fine
show rings at any tair in the
mountains of Kentucky, and but
few better in the state. The
dates have already been set for
next year, and the management
will strive harder than ever be-
fore to make 1914 the banner
year by offering larger premiums
and better accommodations.
Since our fair closed we have
been asked by a number, of out
of town people, why it is that
the Mt. Vernon people are con-
tinually knocking on the Brod-
head fair? Now we are very
sorry to have to inform them
that we are at great loss to
know. and if there is any strife
exist, the writer.is wholly unable
to explain. We know that no
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-22

ACCORDING to Col. Goeihals,
chief engineer, the first ship will
pass thru the Panama Canal in
October, when the greatest under
taking of modern times will be
accomplished. 1t has cost mint
of money, but the end will justify
The out lay and may hap, too, the
means that President Roosevelt
adopted to secure the route. but
We doubt it.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-22

"MADE in Louisville" The
manufacturers and business men
of the Falls City will use the last
week in August in display ing
goods, wares, etc, made in Louis
Vile. Thay have made large
preparations for the events. The
parade on August 3oth promises
to be the first ever pulled off in the
city. Many visitors are expected
from our state as we'll as from
other states. The affair will be
worth going many miles to attend
aud see what a wonderful variety
of manufactured commodities are
turned out bv Louisville from a
cigar to a locomotive.