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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-26
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
C.n.r, islands. , prompt Br .,.'m-r. tt '9n''

c.9sy Island, EomV p, ''.'m ~ sSs9. o. e..
profnnt ItsI .,eanrr In tons ssms. bt Neam
sr 1911 tons same June. ~ s'eamer shs '9 yt,
coal Baltimore or virginia 20 me h,ef -, ,on,
general rsr,o 'phIa H. New Caledonia g. pfonp' ,
cuban steamer 3d7 tons COL PHI, 10 ,S S,'S s@d
'er,ni ptns ~ :, Johus s. :. prompt
sicame- ieS tons coal rhua 70 Ner Grlesn,.
prompt IA. ship. lili IONS luih,yr, - u,rs,
Ayre. june JUS. 81 schooner 223 tons, 'g is,'i
Pcruamhuco 10 Sow York. , = schooner - ,om,
lumber ami crcoso'sd ties. Icrnandins an 49,,
.onull. 70 Martinique ha.s 5'g '0n'5 ,om
Ter. Mobile 20 Cienfuegrs w. s,iip",,h ,nn.
o.~I 5i. nayip to stanford 5 20 'ehoons' los
tam. iie~ jacksonville 20 New i1n Nv
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Ma-seilles May 7o-Kirkowai tBrl. New Yort.
Pirrus May il-Nitsa Greekl, New York i3th.
ThessaloniN Greek. New York via Palermo
Balboa. May 2j--St Eghert (lIrl. Manila via Fan
Francisco. Tor Norfolk and New York land
procecdedl: L Luckenbach San Francisco for
New YORK
Cri,,obal. Nav 7S-Peter II Crov.ll. New York for
San Francisco: Barotse lBri. New York Tor sgd
uey.
SAILED.
Genoa May i5-Sayigafof Nor, New York
Copenhagen May lS-Arta. New York.
- Thomas Msy . Parma lBrj from Demeraral.
Bermuda and NeH York
PASSED
Silly. Mas 2j-Bo5ton Dutch. New York for
Amsterdam .
Gibraltar May 2j-Duca d Aosta utaD. New
York for Naples.
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sIfRROGATES, NOTICES.

CLIFFORD. HOBBS & BEARD. Attorneys
for Executors. 50 Broadway. New YORK
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NOTICE OF SALE


Ky VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN MOkT5stfA'H,ns.
made and executed by Frederick 100 100
schnittger 70 Henry Eieisteln' s~.n3
date the 10Th day OF April lsl' Ahu "a
and for the county OF New York en- ID,
18th day Of April, 1914, IN L.oct l,.,s
Conveyances and Mortgages OF ny ~.
I'm Decedents' Estates. PAGE o. !, 80 a,
dersigned. VIII sell al fnnic Vi..U
the Exchange Sales Rooms 20, .sat.
Vesey street IN the Borough OK MNnia sy
tan. city Of New York. on the -',n IN,
OF May. 1915. at y 80 clo.A nj
afternoon ~ that day, py ,,ghL
Muller * Son, Auct!onetrs az we t'stcE
titie and interest Of the said fiele,s.i
Kleinschnittger Ia and 20 ne DIR
OF the trust fund created ana ~, nd
the Fourth clause ~ me LSs, ~, de-
Testament OF Joseph kielnschnitts1 a..
ceased. recorded IN the SUR gai,s - IN
I'm and for the County Of Sc" iosa' al
Iiber 1928. page 23l, OF wis aho - AID
the right title and interest OF NV "a A
Frederick Kleinschuittger IN anu 80
certain ne Insurance policy issued ~
his life by the Equitable Life As'9iyn 49,.
society for Five thousand N2V..s6, "a
lars and BEARING the number lse'yyssjts
dated the 25th day u November A'''
Dated, ~ Y. May sih. lgl %, ,rr.ry
BY JACOB RIEGER. his attorney. V mr..
a p q. Address. 25l BroadNAN
ough OF Manhattan, New lo,A Ian
The approximate amount ot me a..
mr. haze 10 satisfy which tho above o.
scrlbed property IS 20 be sold Is 100
hundred and sixty seven and 49,
klG6T 60) Dollars. WIN 'ntrtSSstt Eo,iars
from october 18TH. 1914 and intersS , %
one hundred and siNty-seyen ana 0ysa,n
CsI67 sO) Dollars from November ''"
Dated \. Y. May sth, 1918
NN HENRY EDELsrElN
Nv JACOB RIEGER his attorney. Vnss s
a p. q. Address. ISL Broadway, p0s-
ough Of Manhattan, New ferA CIV
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VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION.

STATE or NEw YORK. OFFICE or THE SEC:
rotary - STATE -
THIS certificate issued IN duplicate. certines tina,
the Danish Butter Import Co. Inc a domestic
stock CORPORATION Las fled IN this oce on this l5ih
day o. MAy. 1915 papers for the voluntary disso-
luton u such corporation under Hertion 2?l Of
a.. General Corporation Law. and that IL appears
iierefrom that such corporation has complied with
said section 10 order 20 be dissolved
witness ny hand and the sea- u the Secretary o,
STATE Al tie CITY o. Albany. this fifteenth dy
Of MAY, one thousand nine hundred and nflecn
c. W TAFT
oecoDd DEPUTY SecrctSry Of nsstA
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MAY IS
Manhattan.

TIE frs. nam. Is that o. ths iebtcr The second
n.at - tae creditor. s4d date Whrl udsmelt was
S.iussler. Nm Elcheihsum. April a 1915: 1874 65
rcalzo Realty Co-Mazza Construction Co June
ArI-.,,,s II Alas Bros: Marh 1915 {l-I 30
Cfai- and lila Nh Jacobs. 90 =.
c., Bias. MIG co-Drop Forging Co IN May
Durham II. t''3 c-Douu Miller Co: MAY 20. i5ii.
s3.l4t IS
Washer. Mp Iirrss''n: Feb Is 1915; Sl'e q
LYON i + C-DemoGcCs. Sept - 1914. Slt5 y
MlcVsmarA Ii IN b MAcNamsr' MAJ -
rc.sei. B-H B,ml'cr; April "a. 1917 "a.
G'r 1 ''' ~ Parcel: Jun. II. 1913: .lioe5
sam same: jar %. 1912. $50 ~
layek \ A-P CASEY May :. 1918: 81, II
Saue-T n Hunter. M4y =. 1913 500 90
IIrp4er. = I-pUwae- = 60. Aprl. El5: SOS 10
HON cob. Cabot . Rollins Corp-F Samuel; May IS
lgls Sl,s O4
sam same: Dec 4 1912: s. EOS l.
Hilton. J & P-NsuouA Bridge Worfs; MAJ TO-
1918 s. f5s y
Title Gu.raniee Trus, Co-F \ Hs'a e, al. Jan
U.s. 1913 lfeSersed) Sl-l 30
s,ut-s4lne. Apnl Is. 1917 GcversedJ N.slS65
The Bronx.
ucr,.ch A-P Rines. April %. 1915 .i2l 81
DAustll er. Wv MOoduuru. Airc1 II. 1915.
ISL 81
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- . =, II-,,..t Crte- ~
PsI' Nfa'. OF No" ioIN h''4'
Motto '.r'U' 49,. ~, rsr-y "
T- T.g . 90 s'se OF Ne' io'' '''
t '''r NJ eef lei , -. VII o, -ol asu
I.r Ir '" a. ~ 80 49, f, I-rgar e. I.
t" 49,. '.a' Peer ''4'' tn' i''''
s.. or 81. Peg ,,-..,.-.,,-.-s C-r-rary
h.'r-. Ni. r Hal.t NahN''0 M
Cd .a. 4 IsFIa NJ ."nl i.r ID. Ai.,-' .. cor,
N..aU. fsI.f MA.l.A '.t. r-,-t.
pans. oscar Z f.H.- " t.n I'd r'- 49,
o. '. se ,,t,.. t.t t.. r.'t'f lalI i' IT'D, '..It
Nar1's..H. ,.".H.. .e lall so cow"
'. .arf mo- '. a.r.r 49,. v., ,t.,,eau
tinted state. irt 4. "' ~ % A.
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'Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close Ny
Desfinatio1 ard steamer. 6 80 p N.
Hawaii VIA san Francisco. wllhslmina Nay %
Japan, Corea. China via Sssttlel. Tacoms
Maru ......................... 80
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China VA San Fran
c,col. Nippon Marp -. 80. May Al
L : ,ran'p6f, ,'...........,.M Ma, 81
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia New
Zealand tgla san Francisco. Sonoma June
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Copenhagen (Br. Iququs March %. Tocopius
800. Valparaiso April 20. lqulque q. AREA May 6
ndsc Bar 40 m.
Princes Anne. Newport News and Norfolk. 10 the
on Dominion IS Co. With passengers and mdse
quar- . ~ p m
Harm Lurkeuhach. San Francisco May and
Crlstona i7ih. 10 the Luckenbach IS Co. Nth
iai,c Bar. Is p N
Highland Watch lBrl. Buenos Ayres April g. Ia
Plata GOTH Monteyldeo May and Barbados 18th.
20 Bu.k 4 Daniels. with IL passengers. mails and
mise. Bar. T. p M.
Daimore lBrI. Imringham May Q. 10 tho Com
rasie Generate Tralsatlan'iqus. IN ballast. Bar.
{ i0 3 m
sandy Hook y j. May 25-winI south; rsh,
Lr.cAr. rlcar. llght sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-26

a m. 500 ? M. 3O.O2 p. M. 1876
Local Forecast.-Unsettled to-day. show
ers in the afternoon or night. tomorrow,
partly cloudy; moderate southeast TO south
winds becoming variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-26
Philadelphian Gets Job.

Washington, May 25.-President will
son to-day appointed John B. Evans
Assistant Treasurer of the United
States at Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-26

Washington May 25.-The condu,on n, III.
United si.ies TrcssuiJ Al The close o business 10
da' va Net ta.anGe u general fund tls 202 ga.
$50 tic defct his h.h year IA yI6- 20 KS
against dencit Of $50 1908 500 last y,.f ,,c1,,i,,
u Panama Canal aSs pah.is DEBT usasletloaa
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED. at once reliable retired army sergeant 70
arrange and direct 4 force Of special guards Apply
cation. Middle Wet Address Sergeant. Box 20.
Tribune once.
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Forecast, for Special Localitics.-East-
crn New York. Southern New England I'M
settled to-day. showers afternoon or night [;

Western New YORK. thunder showers cooler
to-day; tomorrow partly cloudy.
New Jersey, Delaware. Eastern Pennsyl-
vania. District OF columbia. Maryland. Fir-
sinia cloudy to-day. showers b. night; to-
morrow partly cloudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-26

Highest temperature yesterday. 70 at ?.
M: lowest % at a. M; average. 81;
average for corresponding date last year. "a;
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-26
Record Price for Spelter.

Boston. May 25-oricials q the American Znc.
Lead and Smelling Company state that sales %
prime Western s!-.ieT Nere made to-day A. Ia,
J Sc With a Few odd lots a. 900. 50 FAR As ku0sn
this Is record prize for spclter IN this country
The Quotation, we're received irUm tie sales CO...
us ~ East st. LclsS IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-26

WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT
Paris ard II adjourned Tor IN, farm
Part ~ -kEOGH !
Alignment q cases for This par, TO-DAY.
pohnely/I WI + chester Odel. suguReiCo
suRRoGArts COURT At White Plain, On n..t
FRIDAY
COUNTY coURT-PLATr
Criminal calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-26
AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE is GIVEN TO EACH OF THOSE
aforementioned that on juno II. 1918.
at 2 p. NJ. az the Fifth Avenue Auction
Rooms, No Sil Fourth Avenue. In the
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF Now York.
for the purpose Of satisfying, liens for stor-
age. We shall sell through Henry A. Hart
man. Auctioneer the property described
below by auction. the representatives. own
ers or persons. respectively, on whose 40
count the same are held being as stated.
}Muskrat Lined
w. Blnts I Oyercoat
Mrs. +. Bosworth Dyed Coney NUT
Mrs ". r. Brayton Mink Muff
Personal representa-
tiyes OF Mrs George
II Chapman, Jr..
deco. George u Mink Nun
O. Chapman, Page
Chapman Eugene
l. Travis,
Comptroller
Muskrst Lined
Chas De Styczynsk Overcoat with
John S. Shea, Sheriff | Nutria
Mrs NJ Duncobe Cloth Coat with
! dyed Opossum
Miss X. Giblin Seal Cape
Seal Mum
Ermine Scarf
Mrs. 9. 3. Isabel Seal Hat
white Hare Skin
white Hare Head
~, Mink Mum
MIS- b' In NUS Mink Caps
Mrs H. r. Low persian Nun
Nr.. n Iynr Beaver Collaretts
Silver Fox Scarf
Mink Mum
Mrs Anna g. Mo- scar, 'i"'''"
ClosAey kPersian Coat with
Mink
,,,. Seal Nun
MIS- u }. HiSho'O' Seal Jacket
~, -, y Msili. Ermlns Nun
'i''' Ermine Scarf
". = W Matthew Mink Scarf
Muskrat Coat
Personal representa-
tives OF Mrs Z
Miller, decd: Miss Pointed For Hat
A Oswald. Eugene Pointed Fox Nun
l. Travis Pointed Fox Scarf
- Mink Nun
Mrs. NJ I. Mu'Na"e' Mink Stole
Mrs " v Neyins Persian Coat
Personal representa-
tives OF Mrs. q Persian Iach..
RAYMOND. decd: with Mink
Eugene l.. Travis.
Comptroller
~ ) Black Rear Robe
MIS- a. r he"S" Wolverine Robe
Mrs J. d. Remsen Grizzly Bear Rug
Mink lined Oyercost
G.. A. Rogers with Beaver
Raccoon Nun
Mrs II. Rogers iRaccoon scarf
Mrs l.. shafer Skunk Cape
Mrs. J. T Stewar, Sea! Coat
ysrmOt lined over
II. hNedfolsN coat
Dated. May IS. 1913.
B ALTMAN a co.
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COUNTY COURT.
cIyr csl.ndr-Part IV--TAwCETT J Part y ;,
QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.


SUPREME COURT.
Trial Term-SCUDDER !
CALENDAR ~ PART ! AT y A. VI
!, is required that the name - tr.al counsel -.
t.el WITH the clerk IN Part ! before the calendar
e. made ny 10 Will Re held for the en-
Fa-ue.. q counsel unless his name has been H.ed
Nth fle clerk
Attention ~ tho bar 1, called 20 Rules g. and
Dl.eatar rules Queens County.
Cases mus. De ready for trial when reached 10
iN-if 0rier
Mu.arr} NY&QCRyCo Norheck i2fS; M,nas,
Reilly BHRRCo Ni-hAveItyCo
lustiou S'rlusc&ano Breiermcyer east Mana
larl.Is >'rouse&anO htNirlAveRyCO
S0lrehofl BllKRCo Elkau q Hal Co
Marshall. cN.rt NlRys Ciocris TrarsfDeyelCo
tt'lrpck !rf EHRRCo Wax BOtASHRCo
Remainder ~ calendar passed fOr tho day
Highest reached. los.
DECISIONS
SUPREME CoURI-By sCT'DDFR
Ofhea SAefrarf Undertaking approved
Standard Motor Constr Go Grahl. Massanequs
U0'oi e. Queens Co saw Bank. K,cuirg sage
Foundation Homes Co. Klein MrPhan. People o.
ue sale - NcS York euro. same Smith kowski
Re Amer surety Co 90. re Schwab. Magcc Ma
gee jHue, Stale - New iofk et Al orders signed.
Moran Beehc. Answer raises the issue whether
p.ainlr u.s. the trau,fefee Of tie note sued on Mo
To-. denied No COSTS
Donovan Engurocks 81 FL Order spu.inffns
George Scineief receiver signed
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Iocal Official Record

Local VilicIaI KtcOrd'-IHe IOIIU"IUB
official record from the Weather Bureau
shows tho changes In the temperature for the
last twenty four hours. in comparison with
the corresponding date OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-26
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.

MINIATURE 4LMANAc.
5unri,. as. sunset 'le. moon sets. ~
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WORK WANTED.
Male
DovEsTIC SITUATIONS WASTED:

Females -..,,.,,
A-A-WArTRESS Young $50 sfli 49,. -
=. -,s,-.-',sl so L Miss UnfuWcrs Asssy
10 s. tsd s.. 50 door Te- ssi' aad s''' N-
ray HI -,
COOK.-Young Finnish girl: et-elet 60; a,
mel willing. hes, refer,rce Jua'Ia As''"' W.
Ie1ington ay Tel Ass f.tFs
COOK Young English woman. ~: cog
re,erepces $ Nu.s 81 fwayc-s Asty it,if
4sd St. 81 floor. Tel saE aai ssi' MlfS n..t
COOK and LAUNDRESs. CHAMBt RMAIp 80 ~.
WAITRESS Finnish s.fs o., ~, Pi,,a
ala Agency. $50 Lexington az pr. So
no, sEyyOKkER -Finnisn AmeucAn 'ronf ~ ~.
ius: city OF county excellent teeieigio
AsenC, ~ l25th At fhoHs 0''. "''.,- ,-..ss..ss
LAINDRFSS DO shirts: hishs' reference. fn'. ri
slrl Jussna Agency ESQ Lefis.o" ="
+ii3 Plaza = -,
NI-RSERY G0yERNESs You're Frencs, s0' ~.
So Vssrs IN las situation. IS. C.. Ms n -,
mayer's Agency. 10 l.. Al 81. 50 h'"r i'-'
Murray mn ----.---
NURSE Finnish. best rcfercrcs. ete' ::seS 100.
,tress. ven wiling Jussla ASelcJ' Wv
ton aV Tel Ass Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-26

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING FLOUR:
once OF Commissary Purchasing Agent.
Panama Rail Road Company, "a state
Street New York, May 18th. 1915. Sealed
proposals will be received at this ONCE
until ? 90 7. NJ. Tuesday. June sth. 1918.
for furnishing the Panama Rail Road
Company with blended wheat -four in lib.
sacks In accordance with terms and con-
dltions set forth In Circular Requisition
No. 4JTi. Blanks and full information may
be obtained at this Once. X. F. Ruther-
ford Commissary Purchasing Agent
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING FLOUR:
once Of Commissary Purchasing Agent,
Panama Raj, Road Company. "a State
Street. New York. May 18th. 1913. Sealed
proposals will be received at this ONCE
until 200 p n, Tuesday. June sth. 1915.
for furnishing the Panama Rail Road
Company with Spring wheat or Kansas
Hard Wheat Flour In 9s-lb sacks In ac-
cordance with terms and conditions set
forth In Circular Requisition No. t772.
Blanks and full information may be OBJ
tained at this ONCE. X. f. Rutherford.
Commissary Purchasing Agent.
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SAILED

Steamers Ryndam Dutch Rotterdam Irns9e.
Charleston ard Jacksonville. Clan Graham (Brl .
Mar,eilles. Breiz Ilri lFr. Marseilles. Florida.
r4mIiro towing one tarsal; Pawuee. Philade-
phla. Randuf Hansen tNori Montreal
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NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
AppelIats DhIdon-lt Department he IA
Appellate Tern -l,o a.
e...t,t Terr-Part .GUIt\ BATM. J.
NfOTlON CALkNiAi-. q m
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u. S. Treasury Finances

COUNTY c0URr-PLATT. ]
Criminal cAierfa,
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BRONX COUNTY.
GnnbrnF rcttnY

Special Term BRADY. j
Motions and eN pArfo matters.
MOTION CALENDAR.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-06-04
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CUR
ED

by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion of
the ear. There is only one way
to cure deafness and that is by
constitutional remedies. Deafness
5 caused by an infiamed condit
ion { f the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is inhamed you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken GU,
and this tube restored to norma
condition, bearing will be destroy
ed forever; dine cases out ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is moth
ing but an iufamed condition O.
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness
Caused by catarrh) that canno
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
Send for circulars, free.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists, 7se,
Pake Halls family Pills for con
J stipation.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-06-04

congregations. e.. Bullock has
moved his family from Middlesboro
to our town and will make it his
future home. Mrs. E. l.. Cockrel
and son, Brown, are visiting rela.
tiveS in Paris. Earl Rice of
Louisville, was with homefOlks
Sundsy. Mrs. George Painter OF
BrOdhead, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. c. E. Rice--Mrs. John Jar
rett, who has been in the West for
some time was here between trains
Saturday, enroute TO Brodhead.-
J. N. Clark was in Knoxville from
Saturday until Monday.-We are
having lots of rain and farmers
are getting behind with their
crops. Walter Owens and Fort.
ner Mink left tor Elem wood, Ohio
few days ago and have not re-
turned. Guess they like and will
stay a while.-MiSs Matte Owens
of Quail, is visiting relatives here.
Now we have three candidates
for the Legislature. We don't
think @ D. Cook will run, but
this leaves E Bullock and DR.. R.
O Webb and R. L. McFerron snd
We predict a hot campaign until
August. We democrats have no
AK TO grind and can set on the
fence and watch the proceedings
and see the mud singing going
on. We are not going to say who
will get the nomination now but
will tell you after the primary
J. c. Asher of the firm of Davis &
Asher d few nights ago conceived
the idea that burglars We're trying
to break in the store on him. So
he thought it wise TO prepare for
any emergency that might arise,
He waited until Belknap's sales
man came to town and this Is the
artillery he ordered: One seven
shot, single action. No. p short,
Ivory Johnson, rim fire and now
he declares that he can stand off
number of burglars that may try
to attak him. So any burglar
that may happen to see this take
warning. Davis says the gun will
not break the hide or draw blood
ten Steps.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-06-04

week between trains. Mrs. R. S.
Jet, of Mt. Vernon, was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Furnish
several days last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Durham of Mt Vernon
were the guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Watts On, Sat
urdayland Sunday.-Master J.
Preston Young of Mt. Vernon,
was here from Saturday until
Monday the guest of Miss Clyde
WatsOn.--The Local base ball
team played ball at Mt. Vernon
Thursday. We have not heard
the result. Master Austin Sparks
Durham is spending few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Watson
and other relatives. Chas. Hurt
night operator, and one of Brod.
heads real live wires, had Lord
Lunceford as guest of honor at a
fox chase one night this week and
was rewarded with two foxes.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-06-04

m ILL., Oh, yes, we have said too
much, but Mart is making Rome
howl, nOw.-Mr. S. c. Franklin, of
Mt. Vernon, La n. watch inspec-
tor, was here Wednesday, Miss
Nettie Rice and Brother L. H.
Rice, came in from Stanford, Sun.
day, in an automobile Lon Ar
geubright, of Knoxville, was here
Sunday visiting relatives and old
friends. - Well, it does look like
the foreign. nations intend to pull
Uncle Sam into the muddle, but we
believe i'll still being neutral, as
fighting is hard on old clothes and
if we have to go to Mexico it will
not take long to clean the greasers
up, but as it now looks, the U. S
should let the fighting countries
R Up. (rest in peace.
Buck French of B rodhead, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. M. J..
Hamiin.-Mr. and Mrs. Marsh
banks and little daughter, Virginia
were 10 Maretburg Saturday and
attended the Sunday School con.
vention at Freedo N suuday.-F.
NJ. Marshbanks, the restauran,
man is enjoying nice trade. II
looks like the right man is in the
right place.-James Dillon OF
London, was here between trains
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Cat.
lin have returned from a few days
visft.to relatives at Berea Mrs
w. @. NiceIey has returned home
after few DAYS visit with rela
tives at Berea The sad news has
reached this town of the seriou.
illness Of Mrs. J.E.P. Drummond.
at Knoxville who accompanied he
husband to that city some tim,
ago on account of the failing healtl
of Mr.. Drummond 1t seems tina
trouble never go single handed. =
Mrs. David Owens is acting as as
sistant postmaster again. w. H
: Cottongim, the postmaster, il
having trouble with his leg. H
had an operation performed som
few days ago and it is not well ye
Rev. 7. c. Duke preached a,
Interesting sermon at the Baptis
church Tuesday night to a larg
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-06-04
BRODHEAD g.

Miss Lucille Pilkenton is spend.
ing few weeks with relatives and
friends in Elizabethtown.- Miss
margarine Tharp, of Junction City
was the guest of her slater, Mrs.
R. E. Albright, last Week.-Mrs..
J. X. Cass left last Friday for few
days visit with her daughter, Mrs,
l.. B. Hilton, in Stanford Miss
Judith Mccall, the efficient assiS-
tant Postmaster at this place, is
spending few days with home
folks at Maretburg. - j. w.
Proctor and daughter. Miss Mary:
attended the closing exercises of
Mt. Vernon Graded School, last
Friday evening Prof. G. L. Pill
kentOn was in Louisville several
days last week talking School fur
niture to the School Boards
Mack H. Barnes is suffering with
severe attack of Rheumatism
Mrs. ]. j. Mccall is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. B. R. WilmoUt,
here this weee. = Mrs. ]. H. Jar
rett, who has been with her
daughter in Durango, Colo, for
several months, returned here
last Friday.--We understand that
Mr.. Jaraeti is with his son, o. V.
Jarret, at Berea, and will be in
Brodhead in a few days - Miss
Elizabeth Storm left Tuesday for a
month s visit to relatives in Day.
ton, Ohio The Rev. 7. c. Duke
of Somerset. delivered two very
interesting sermo IS at the Baptist
church here last Friday and Sun
day evenings. - A large number
attended the Fifth Sunday meet
ing at Freedom from here. ].
Leece, of this place, purchased his
fathers old farm on Copper Creel
a few days ago. His mother, who
is now "a years old. and a sister
will make their home with Mr.,
Leece. - E. L. Brown and M. E
Proctor are building a tive,roou
cottage on Main street for w. H
Barnes.-Mt. Vernon may boast o:
having a greater population thar
brodhead now. bui we are gaining
on her rapidly Mr.. ard Mrs. B
) II. Wilmott are rejoicing over tn,
arrival of twin bah les, a boy anc
. girl.-Mrs. George Pean, of In
dianapolls, Ind. is with her fathe
r Mr.. Lee Coffey and family.
Maurice Firth in attempting t.
. drive team across the river, a
the ford coming into town from
Mt. Vernon, Wednesday afternoon
OF last week, his team and wager
r were swept under the foot bridge
| and before both animals could b,
gotten out of the tangle one wa.
drowned. Mr.. Firth caught to tn,
bridge as the wagon went under i
a and saved himself. The anima
that was drowned was valuable
D mule belonging to D. R. Belcher
Miss Mary Proctor was tn
:, guest of her brother, S. T. Procto
u and family at Mt Vernon las
r Friday and Saturday.--E. C
a Walton, OF Stanford, was here las