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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
~HaHcnkdntpfc iit Gait
st. fouls e~rncmcrt!
Srsi mciterr &eser eridOTru; @ai6.
iugtOn bearaw0bnt eiu bent.
Ides aumplntt.

Gait ct. oouis, Sn., 3. Sui
.Sente oormittoa fam es all erncuc.
ten StraBenfdmpfen siuiiden 8ciBen
nnO S5arhigen. Gin fIeinerer 80beI.
laufcn iebte mebrere 9teqcruobnuu.
Gen in 9rono mo eridloB Orei SSar
hige, 4liliBtruppen eiIten nad Scr
4ufrubritelle, bod in8iDii6en hotte
liA Die Noroerbon0e i6ou mieoer
5eritreut. @eneralo0utant Gidion,
oeut bonn G%iouucrlalr 9om0en bic
peit8eben0iten 8oamahten G6er.
frozen iino. fonieriertc beltte nit
9itrgcrmeiiter 0}oaman il6er Elm
meitcre5 1eran3ieben bon mebr Dbl.
li5truppen. Qaa ariegsredt lit entgc.
gen oen eriten Melounqeu nod nidt
itber Die Staot perbdnqt morocn
unO piro mabriheinlih altt niflt
ertldrt peroeu. 9ah sen Iester
Shobun9en loft it'd Ole 3u6l ser
e%rmorOetea 93e9er olIi MN % 6eIou.
ieu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
n=Wff
kcinint sum Paltcm!
Sei 8r5e5aub brsfen bic rninidcH
Snsrifie %8niammeH; aampi.
LIME 3O aIlDmeter brett.

Berlin, it6er 9onoon. 8. Sllli.
Gas 0cutl4e ariegs1alt mrlOete
bellte nadmittag. gStarfe ruiiii9e
Angrifte brade1 inter uHiercm
Jclier 5uiammen.s Der 5eirO fab.
it'd neiiea 5~tellungen g%egenaber un0
inil0 nidt Die strait, ieHe 4ngrifIe
auI unlere 9o9aHitelluugen In Der
@egeno bon 8r5e3auD gu mieoerbo.
len. lleber Die @0bea meitliA Der
StrDpa berporbreheu0, itIeBen bic
9lltien Oil uniere Meierbeh Die ~.
reln meItsreu 8or0riasea eiH 3tel
Iceten. Die ruiitide angrifislinie
lit ungeiagr 30 ailometer melt. 0as
4rtiaeriefeier eritredt itdl aorOa
tDarts bis gum mittlern StoGoo
ulio ln0lid bis nod Stani5lau. Yin
oteler 5rout tuur0e bis6er uidt gum
4llgriff oorgeganger.
Sci 8r5e3anp ero6erten mir elncn
EEL Der berloren gegangenen Stel
llingen mieoer 5uriid. 9ei 0lelen
@egenangriffen 5aihHeteH lid na
mentlif iaditida rbetnlanoii6l uao.
tiirfiid)e 1rtppen ans. @an5e ietu0s
lide Aegimenter nurocn Durd unier
perbeerenOes Jener %auigeriebcn.
lteber Die aQupie an Der 8elt
front beiBt Is III Dem belltigen
gariAt. saae friidan 8eriude Der
oran3oien. Die ibnen obgenomntenen
5teauHgen in Der @eged0 "a 9obel.
le Sltrif6uero6err, miBlangeii nltd
sic felH0lideu 4Hgriiie auf Dem
ueit(idea Hfer Der 9}ans bradlcn
rntcr uHiarem Jeuer 8uiammeH."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
G~rntcamsiidptcn
fir t~11ittclmiIcmri!

aoniaS Gitp no. 3. Suli-5eI.
ten border hot Dos mittIerc niiiouri
Iid elmer guaitigeren Grrtenusiidt
e~rireltt 0emu oieies Sobr, ME q.
Is. 8ig9eritaff. SuperinteHoc1t Der
9erohentli6ungen unO 5taats Sur
4iioeiation befonit qibt.
ogSir mernen Die qr0btc @ci5en.
ernie in Der geitit)te oeS Stoote8
boben4. iagte or. aNi5 IS 9uibet
Der 4fcr mir0 bic Grnte bctrogen
uno on8 einbeimicn bot bereit8 BE-
gonncrl.
nMats ite6t 6cficr ocnn lett ) ooer
6 Sabreu ulo ittiere 9afcrernte
miro en- gtatorobreher lem. Qie
groBe grute8one lduit bis binunter
III Die 05art @egeuo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
gyier bel gntunnfna berIrbf.

@roio 8slono. 92e63 B. Sill. Fl
gei einem 3|liammenitoB 8rueier
Automobile auI Der 9anoitraBe trug
DOC" 6reoerids bon $1,000 Riper
bclrte einen grud Der @itfte oaoon.
Clifton McStee me1rere GiDpenbri
DE. Gsenr 9elion eineu 4rm6ruh
un0 go6 glarf @rrlesufgen aut
aopie. Die bier Qmeu iueldle in
0em on6eren Auto iubren, blicben
iQmtlid) u~ilperleet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
e~innematlidcs 9ifnlf.

MeArerG bunocrt 3ioOiil0er (9op
1couts). melde fir Das Gote areu5
tatig eefBeieli mareH, moren Wtontal
aben0 6fite BON @drD BurgeB 6ei
einem 4idnld. Das nieicr Iblten 1T
ben 9faib 8oo0s 6ei Calhoun Der.
o%nitaltet bate. Sn 36 Herioued.
uno 9aitautomobilen meiit bon 0ey
5irmo 8urgeB ]taib Go, mur0e Die
hfitioe 5dor mad Dem @ebol8 be.
foroert, no EN- idoner 3mbiB urb
anoare Gririidtngen ibrer barrte.
Bel 5pielan naer art pergniigtcn
fid bic anoben atif 0as bette.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
Acnorc6wabl oibt
Anlab sum Ocnkcn!

TeD qlorf. 3 SuIL- Inter ser
fcttgeorflgten lle6eridriit. u9lene.
Mgne 1efd. ltpbariil, peroffcat
lidt Der gglep gort 4mericun oas
sSolqenoe:
Die boQitQn0iqen gerifte BE-,
siigiiA Der TIN iediteu Giftrift SIT.
0ia1as ofn 8ienstog nattgefun0eHen
5pe5ial anngreBnablen iino. mad
Den bon aoftareBmitqlie0 Miaer
Agln Better Ser rcpublifaniiden 8aI
aDlnitees beroffentlidlten 3nblen.
1aB 81. &c elliott. Gebrblifoner aus
gennerspile cine <raIitat non
a736 5timlnen aber 6inlaD @.8ran
ben DeHofratliden aanoioateti, bot.
Gle &ahl mar nofpenbiq, I'M bic
0ur6 oen Eoo bon Ganiel %. CONF
tod, Hepnblifauer enfltnnoene 30
fang at beiebeit. 3ie republifmlj.
idlc Majoritdt lit lett 0teimal b
grUb Gis iic I'M lesten Sabre mar.
nSSn Der an 9ienstoa o6gabol
nen @obI ipieIte Der arie1 cine
grnBe N9ae. glliotts aaubf 1Uur0e
NH @rltaD nes rapubIifamiden Re
fnros It'll apnareB aefiibrt 9rd
ji0eft 8ilion bate einen Brief &C.
i6lriebeli. inDen er @rd1s GrfUdb
lung befitrp0rtete
81 Der 5~pe5ialiuabl i'm eritan
scp @anplbire 9iitrift. bic i'm leb
len Wloaat itdttfan0. bat Sberman
ilrrpugbs Hepublifoner, ieinen
5egefffanoi0oten &otrif 8. 5ulli.
rnit nit eitter Mnoiiritdt BON 1864
Gtimmen 9ei6lagen. Die @obl MUIR
&c aehalten. TIM Die 8afan8 aus5ll.
fiiaeu bic ourf ben Io0 pon Cirrus
gnIloipag entitanoen mar. Guao.
man inlir0e iH 91oDeutbar 1916 mlt
einer N1dpritdt bon 713 5timmen
aem1bIt. 9ie republifmiide Majo-
rit1t mar iett fart 0oppelt 10 aroB,
as lcstes Sabr. Bel Der @ohl IN
Men 0ampibtre igielte Der arieg
enc groBe Gole. Ger oenofrntiihe
Nortfubrer iogte ooB eine Stin1nle
fur 5ltlibun cine Sttillnp fur 8il-
iof iei. unD cine Gimme iir Dor
rai0hs einq Gimme fiir Den 4aticr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
Sinh finbet Sob

@enoo, gteb., 8. Suti. - qls Gin
8orberrn0 oes Autouiobils bon @pe.
rett NfeBiIlionls, ejnes hieii9en @e.
idaftsmonnes 8~uiammenbrod1 itiir3.
te oeiien fleines oreijdlriges S0bns
den infolge oes StoBes ourd ben
8inoihil0 un0 ipur0e BON Dem @InS
fat 6ireft mittcu 0urdgeidmitten.
9os beouuernipertc Stln0 Iebte nod
nehrere Stltnoen che Is ben ieinen
Guoleu erloit nltr0e,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
HMnii6c NnardbiItcn
cncli9 ~bc5wmn0cn!

@ctrograo. 5. Sui. 5ed5ig
altardnien, oie IN ecm 8ainit oes
Generals GuraoDo ibr 5ouptaum-
tier aafgeialdgm bntten, murOeu
beute I'M aanpfe mt aoiafen ii6er-
iDaltigt. Wie9rere 8omben mtr0eH
bon ben 4ndrdiitep qetuorien @iier
oerielben, nauIens Mint BON Dem 6
beiBt. oaB er frIibcr in 9tefn 9orf
gepobnt 9at, beging Selbitmor0, ais
ct io1. ooB oas @efedt fir bic
4umdatan eilc ihlcdte &ea0mig
haBm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
angcl iOa $1,000 6rraypcn.

GbarIe5 @. 4ipfin bat beim
Staotdmpalt Rine Molltag ENC 9e.
tition eingereift in mglder berlanat
miro, Dab geaen 5taotratsmitglieo
augql ein Ero5e6 angeItrengt miro,
tim 0Iaieu 81 5lDiugen, etfUd $4,000
Der Stdottaiie 8uriid5u3ablen melhe
StliBeI iiir 3aAiung beion0erer &c.
beimageuteu in leiuem 8eparteHlent
banugt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
Sin EelbitmprDperindl

Die 2014 Su0 ,. StraBe mo5
ueH0e 6rau Rut1 5tebens nabm
Q2ontag n6eno mad einen &8ortpedi.
Tel nit ibrem gioHue in ielbitmoroes
rider AbiidJt @iit 5l itd Die
4cr3te boficn ieOoa ite ont &ebel
erbulteu 81 fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
DcmtiAe wm6tcn Dcr1cr
nm ruYiidbcn Qneriff!

Gcfroarao 8. auIi-(gon g $.
5AepherD aorrelpoR0eit Der llnitch
8reB. gereifs Dor feds 8o6ca
fuiibte nan int 0eutfhef Sauptquar
1ier al Der Gitfront, 6aB Die Ruiiet
mt /. edili bic GffenitDe er6ffHen
uiir0en, uno oennoh Haben Die Gui-
Iea gegen bic Geiterreidsllngarn
beste erfolge auf5uneiien. Uiebrere
9efaaqgie idgten es frei berals oaB
nlnn I'M oelitihen @duptquartier uH0
fit Seer ieIbit fuitBte mann bic Rltis
gn IosldIogen miir0en. 1ierii6ar
mufDert man iih bier on Der 3eit-
pitnff IlIr Die GHeniipe iogar MIR
meniaeH Muffen befannt mar.
4etrograo TutiIiert iIber ben Sieg
ser ruilijhen MoffeH, MeHideu.
usenaea 0lrd5iehen bic 5taot mo
Arifqsminiiter acrrnsfn lit Der @eI0
Eoae an Der 4arnDe beteilig-
ID fidl nlld Benerol HliBfB 6elien
tab 1guo eiHe an3ohl b~ierpeilenoer
GIiizire Ser Aaiierteu.
IS mir0 eeiagf Dab Ole 6uiien
neHliqelia aRaiaiioH AslheH i'm bic
ienfnV eriel9reid fortieten 5a
Ianaes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
smaAas am6nIans aompaanie.

Sieb5lg ousgerUablte Yfonner,
9iitglie0er BON 0mobns 4mbulnn5
aompagnie, bic bol0 mad 5ranfreidl
9eben ioa, erbielt Montog obeno I'M
4lioitorilm i1re critic 4nsbiloung
itnt6e ieitens oes 5erqeoitteH sSranf
gurnitoe bon Der bleiigen 8cfrutie
rltHgsitntion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
1lmcrikaniIdbcr
Slic9cr ob9citiir5t!

GIeoelono, 81 3. Sui. Gbo.
mos &. Barrett, 81 Sabre alt, lit
6reitag 5uianmelt nit einem iraur
3oiiidcn 0ffi8ier bel einem Strobe
Hug in 5ranfreit abgeitiir5t mo
inns 2cben getonmlen. Barrett be.
fanO itd crit felt einem Wlonot in
fSrantreldl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
cufcr Der eleftri,itaf.

N}ount 4lcalant ga, 3. Sitli.-
@corae 4fias, Der |f5idbrige Sphn
oes bieiigen 8ilrgermeiiters Wills,
iGt0 Qeitern ben Zoo ais er bet eli.
nem Spring BON etner 9rHfe irs
Naiier Gilen Ielepbpnorobt beriibr.
te, Der NIT eii1em idiDer ~8elooeneh
eieftrtiden 2eitungsorabt in GCrbin.
Dung getemmett mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03

ider 3eitltnaen gegeitiiber bitter 0ur.
iiber beidDert Dab 1adlridrten ilber
Die 2nnolng omerifaniider Tr1tbpen
III 5ranfreih frilber befannt wlir.
Der, mic er e. miHidfe Hno ebe oIe
lruppen qelan0et m0rell. Is bat
lid beraiisgeiteat. ooB cine engIiidle
aaeHtur (Heuter) Die 0adridf Der
breitet babe, BeHernl Qerihina Bat
peflnnaf oab bic britiide 9egierimg
cine ltreage llnterindnng oes 5al.
les elnIeiie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
3oce Don Oentifem apmplott aI6crn.

Cat Ct Souis, 81. 3. Sfii-
9eargmohuuugen. 0oB Die Bieiigen
fnbetorungen oon oeiltiden Agen.
ten Ing 2eben 8eruien iein iolten.
iino abiolut albern, erfldrte beut,
nahnittag Golt5eidef Gapne, ais
Tim Die obige 9epeide ans Sab
lngton borgelegt nuroe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03

idpcr perlcbt naB er acitern IN ei.
mem bieiigcn Scipital iiorb. 6ran
@lereoitb. Sri. Wiolie 9romn itno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
9atiirlidl mieOer 6eutihe MadrH-
Idaften 0ermntet.

Nui9lngton, 3. Sui. ~ 9iegie.
r%ltngsbeamte bobeu beute cine lin
terilhuna %begonuel, ugt iit oapcn
8u o%er8eniHcrn, Oh 0eutide 4gen.
ten irqen0mie init ben bllrtigcn giui
ienfampfen 1T Cat Ct 9ouis in
@erbinoung ite6en.
Ole @ilbelmsitroBe miro alld &C.
in ben fur5liden 5traBen.
nnruben in 9oiton-po cine 6rie.
Observation-Disclosures 6er So5ioIiItcn
itn0 arbeiter bon @}ili5en IN Uni.
form geitort mur0e-ibre 6an0 inn
Spiel gebabt 5u babeft. @lon metz
DAB Die 4genteu 0es aaiicrs IN ben
Der. Stadten oorouf bebaht iino inn
innere Sample at erregcn.
nm Die ariegsbepegilngen 4meri.
fas 81 binoeru. (4nitQtt un6efuieia.
ne 8ehauptungen ouf5uftellert ioIte
mon lie6er Die aopitolifen uf0 Sob,
rifonten, peIde Die 9eger intpor.
ttert BADEN, nun linen 0ie Stclru.
gen Der meiBen 4rbeiter 3u sqcben
lDeil Ole 5diuar3en biGiger ar6citen.
berantmortlid) balteu.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
gerdananispDIler 8nlammenftOh.

Ges Noitles, Ga, 3. Srli.
gei Dem noben AnfenH fubF EN-
Gogen Der eleftriiden Balm III Dos
2"lltoufobil BON Q. 6. @}ereoitb poll
glcipton binein. 3erieIbe tDurbe 10
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03

gs bat gnn8 ben ani6eiu, ole OF
oer aon9reB 0araui perieiien mare.
int oieiam ariege idfDeres 2eBrgelo
SIT 5ablen.
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@ctr0nfe 7ifiafor Eroiitl Mir
fomnten iDm eirru @on6cu ou
5pe5icllc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03

eerlit eud bel eiafauien aui
bic ~IribuHe@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03
peflhino beidpmcrt Iiet
iibcr h~crrelpcncenten!

Nars. 4. sxltli. General Yer
Nina bdt iih @eTtreterH dllerlfanl.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-02

.ST.
Will P. Caldwell, division en-
gineer and Road Inspector, T. d.
humphreys both Of DanviIle,
nCw located o. Winchester, will
enlist in .he ..zsrd Regiment, en-.
cheering corps, and go to France.
At kouad Stone Saturday We
saw John Pars MS Finishing up
his gravel platform" for use in
Iuad,ng tbs. material for the
h;ch~ev Th-re are immense
Ded- OF & .Tei right III nc plat
form.
All trsins today are usually
:rcwded with passengers.
The valious automobile aSsOcia-
.io..; ,,atl have received
more ln4n i've hand; cd lester.
every weeK inquiring whom tour
lists will be able to drive ihru
south east Kentucky and the
CumlerlsndS over smooth high.
nay.
A number of lots have bsen
cold al "RavsnwOod" near Orlau
do, o. which bungalows will be
erected by non residents who
pish to spend the summers in
the mountains. This is an ideal
locality for scenery. tine water
including cholybeate and Others
and 10 not far from the Grea,
Salt Peter Cave from which tons
Of thst ,nsisrial was taken for
use in making gun powder dur
ing the war of 1872.
Ohi1dr en- Dry
FOR FLETcHER'S
CA STORlA
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-02

seems 10 have DEVELOPED tubefCu-
lOsis. - L. n. Bowling bought q
house and lot on Main street.
known as the Heron heirs prop
erty, from Chas. 7. Riddle this
week for 81, 900. 90, and moved to
1t Wenesdav.-Frank Catron and
Chas Riddle will move to Indl-
ana, where they have rented
big farm, within the next few
days. Mrs. Riddle and the child
go ~r0 -,~.~'~ Taljana. Mildred
koulus was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. FL. Durham, Saturday and
Sunday, at Mt. Vernon.
Misses Dora Vance, Halle
Barnes, Tempest Ward, Thelma
Pilkenton, Mary Albright, Mrs.
7. j. Albright and Prof. j. L
PilkentOn were among those at
tending the School Fair at Mt
Vernon Saturday from here -
Dave Vaughn and family, his
mother and family and Hsrve
Owens and family have moved
To Cincinnati. - ". j. Owens
went to Lexington first of week
and brought George Delaney
home, where be has been confined
in Asylum for several months
Mr.. Delaney'S mind is somewna
improved, but his physical con
dlti0n is very poor at present. =
Mrs. Dick Albright is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. L
Tharp, at junction City, for I
few days. Sc will soon go e
Ashville, n. {. TO be with Mr.
Albright who is there for hi.
heath, and by the way we are
glad to report that his condition
is much improved W. A. John
son sold niue hogs to JOIN
CresS this week for S235.oo,-L
number Of cars of buck whea
has been shipped from here re
Gently, the price being Sl.3
per busheI. - John Cress wa
here Thursday with nice bunel
| of hogs.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-02

We again call the attention of
the voters t. the Constitutional
Amendment to be voted Oh
next Tuesday. SO far as this
comfy is concerned, change
in the telephone system such as
is sought through the adoption
OF this amendment, will in no
way effect us, because we only
have the one system in the Coun-
IL. 1t is for the benefit Of other
localities, cities and municipal
ties which are to be benefited, by
the adoption of the amendment
which will permit the sale, If de-
sired, of one telephone company
to another. Those who LaI c
had the experience of trying to
call up in places where two sys
tens are in operation and when
central answers gives the reply,
no phone. get the other system
can appreciate the importan-e to
those having THIS eXp-Ilenco
every day, of having only one
phone system. The last column
on the ballot appears the cues
ton: do you favor the proposed
Constitutional Ament.' If sc
vote in the square opposite
yes" and you have complied
with an urgent request from
Chambers Of Commerce aud other
Civic bodies In many Of the best
towns and cities in the state.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-02
500 RsW ARD, S1eo.

The resdsrs OF this paper will
De pleased tO learn that there is
~ least 0ns dreaded disease that
science has been able TO cure in
dllIts stages and that is catarrh.
Catarrh bein: greatly influenced
D cOuslIlutlynal treatment.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken
internally and acts thru the Blood
n the Mucous Surfaces Of the
> stem thereby ds.troyin. the
foundation OF She disease, giving
Tx ps1ient strength by building
up the COnstijutiOn and assistIss
ssturs is dolsg it's work. The
propT stSrs have 80 much faith ir
the curative powers OF Halls
Estsrrs Medicine that they ofeI
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that ii tails to cure. Send for list
OF Testimonials.
Address. y. !. CHENEY 4 60.
fol8lo. OHIO. Sold by all Dru.
gist. &c.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-02
S TO n

EErE Cleo Griffin and little sOr
George Samuel, are spend
ing the week with re.ative, aud
friends st Mt. Vernon and Brod
II al. - Fred Oakley has moved
his family from CorhIn TO ouI
city and has taken position her ,
as foreman is J H. Brcrrinf's
stead. Ne vslso.s Mr.. Oakls.
and his family 10 cur town
Rob Cox, Of Mt. Vernon. va
here between trains Monday =
Mr. aud Ms. W. 81. Batcr, OF
Mt Vernon. were here betwep4
trains Sunday. n. Clark has
quit the road as travelling sales
man for Kuoxvil'e firm and 10
back behind he counter at Drum
muadI1 sore. - less than ono
ve-k is the election aid every
thing LOOKS - good for a victory
and we firmly believe Cox for
Jrd2e. and FIRTH and the rest OF
Jhe u-y : ..,. #..s n There are
six or eight coal mines near Liv-
nsston, and AT present there is
almost a coal famine here but the
consumer is mostly responsible
for not laying in their coal earlier.
The republicans will speak in
-everal places In the county this
week and they will get the party
whip and try to drive all voters
back in line, "A great many will
not be persuaded his time. Boys,
l9t me say TO you, We have a good
ticket. and now is the time to
elect men such o.. ne have bsfsre
you. Come Out Tuesday and
dos't forget Cox and Firth and
The rest Of the ticket. Frsnk.
lin, the L. i N. watch carpenter,
of Mt Vernon, was here between
trains Monday J. p. Z. Drum
monds, the:lOng man with a long
name, is in the city this week
When suyose asks abost a town
at distance, after getting all in
formation they desire, the next
question will be have they electric
fights If the answer is yes, they
then draw the conclusion that it
is 2 frst-clasS town. Soyou can
put Livingston in that column.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-02
GAS ! ORA
For Infants and Children
In Use Fer Over 30 Years
.... :: !. ldN@zMs
MRS SuITH kECONkENDS
TABLETS.

81 have had more OF less ston.
ach trouble for eight or ten
Years" writes Mrs 6. II.
Smith, Brewerton. N. Y. When
suffering from attacks Of indi-
gestion and heaviness after eat.
ing, one or I've of Chs n borlain's
Tablets have always relieved ne.
have also found them q pleas
ant laxative. These tablets
tone up the stomach and enable
1t to pocform its functions nat.
urally. If you are troubled with
indigestion give them a tslal,
get we'll and stay we'll.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-02
CHAN BRRLAIN SCOUGH
REMEDY THE MOST
RELIABLE.

Afser many years. experience
in the use OF il and other cough
medicines, share are many who
p-ni.r Chamhsrlsin'..to any other
Mrs. A. Z. KRISTEN, Grcchville,
H.. writes, cha nSsrlais's Csuh:
Remedy has Sesn us-a sip ~
aOthsr's home ass nihe fsr
rears, and We Giwavs found 1t
L quick care fer cs'ds and srOn-
chial troubles. We isa it to be
the sost reliable gsasA netl,
cine We lave used
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-02
THE BEAUTIFUL
GULF COAST
PASS CHRISTIAN
N EXPORT

of the Gulf Coast, and one Of
the most fashionabl and popular
resorts in the South. The town
of about 1000 permanent pOpu.
lation, is very generally engaged
in entertaining :aud serving the
large numbers who ,cc me here,
sum ner and winter, for recrea-
ton. Society congregate at
1.-THE Pass" at all !seasons-the
sum ner quests coming from
neighboring southern cities--the
winter throng from all parts OF
the North.
Pass Christian was named for
a Spanish explorer who discov-
cred the deeP-water PaPs that
lies close to the nsin shore. It
Is an old and mach henOred set
Element. having been a popular
resort frsn far back in ante
bellam days. Tradition associ-
ates is with the gaysst of south
ern society and with men and
women famous in high social
circles Of this and foreign lands !;
President Wilson is ;Ons of Pass
Christians recent notable guests.
| Its location is one of the choicest
on the coast. The low-lyiug
4 shore slope upward to wooded
hills, where pines and splendid
old oaks, magnOlias, palnettoes
and variety of tropic vegeta
ton grow and hower and flourish
luxuriantly, while ine old homes
elegant modern villas and charm
bungalows line the avenues auC
drives aloug the shsrs. Life i:
ever active at The Pass; there i:
boating, motoring. golf. tennis
and fishing by day and dancing
and all other indoor festivitie
for the evening. Christian
boasts Of enc Of the finest col
courses anywhsrr in the South
It's proximity to New OFlean.
and excellent transportation ser
vice over the Louisville & Nash
vile Railroad places all the di
versions Of the metropolis within
reach of visitors at Pass Chris
tan, who make day for shop
ping in New Orleans and return
IN time for dinner, which is ont
of the social functions at Vi,
Pass; OF, remsinin: in the cit
for dinner, ysu can return .
year pleasure attsr il the s,ss
Ing.
The hstsis rask vita the 50 Is
in the cosatry. snd there ar
many delightful ell county,
hoaes. where good beard ast
zeal <0u,heYn Hospitality ai'
.nun1. la. inisai couat:y bach
Of PISS CAristi4a i. beautiful
and Ha y cha: ais. drives ~
% t4ksl over she exc Il ent roads
among fine. productive fruit ant
truck fsras. whics ship mucl
Of the early garden stuff that l.
~ eagerly sought Ia north ari
mark IS. Tns fishins in 81,
Loaf. Bay and the tsibutlr.
streams is excellent, many as
:sfs hRding their bsst SPORT in
Ia. litIis rivers aaS streams OF
| shs in sl.sts istArrsr.
Across atle say ten Pass
| }hris Inn rs the ssmsuhat -xclu
sive cottage rsssrt' of Bay ST
Louis. place much f'elds. tes
by residents of New Orleans,
who own cstta:es and bungalows
aud come here for the vatrI
sports and the ishiss. 1t is alss
| popular in winter with m2n>
! northern people who prefer IT,.
quiet OF cottage life. with the
accompanying freedom fer cut
door sports, 10 the ssysr and
more fashionable routine of the
Ia 81 n=i:h' Or;ny resorts.
Pass Christine aud .bay ST..
Louis are reached only by the
modern steel passenger trains of
the LOUISVILLE 4 NASH
WILLIE RAILROAD.