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TIME TABLE22 north 124 pnh24 north 332 a n

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21 South 1236 a mti l AS LANDKUM Agentp Phone No 58

0Kutoreil at the Alt Vernon Ky Postoflict

as secondclass maul mutt-

erPERSONAL

Miw iUuqttL ite is visitingrelatives Herr

Judge L V Rethnrmn was inLouisville Wednesday

Mrs Georgia Jones is visiting

her daughter Mrs LW Bethu

rumCo1V Miller is lure this

week looking after his farm and

orchardMrsFannie Thompson visited

tier mother Mrs W M Poynterthis week

t Mrs E 13 Hanzel came Satur-day night to be with her mother

Mrs Colyer

Cecil Williams of Somersetf spent Friday until WednesdayI with relatives here

Supt G M Ballard is at Berea

attending the Educational Confer ¬

1ence in session therel Atty C C Williams left

Wednesday for the opening of thenew town Chouteau 1 T

John Fish train dispatcherBlue Ridge Ga was a passengeron Wednesday afternoons train

Mrs S C Davis was able to go

on the streets Sunday for the first

time in several months as the re ¬

suit of a fall-

Cashier J W Hutcheson of theCitizens Bank spent most of the

week here assisting in getting thenew bank started

Atty and Mrs B J Bethurum

spent this week in Mt VernonnThey will return to Somthe next few days

Elza Woodall an old Rockcastle

boy who has been telegraphing at

Phelps M ich for several years is

now located at WiHiamsArionaTom French and his beautiful

daujhter Miss Bessie came over

Wednesday to witness the mar-

riage

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of Mr Henry Catron antMrs Forbes-

E T Vheeler and C C Miller

the handle men were in Louisville

a few days since making futureplans for the operation of theirmills

W G Smith is assisting in thePeoples Bank He will probably

remain here nntil about Tuue rst

when he will go to Green county

to take charge of a bank

Eugene Mullins writes us from I

t Durango Colo that his health is

very much better and that he has a

position with a big mercantilecompany which pays him 60 permonth

Jim and Roscoe Colyer

JJohn Mary Catron all of

were called here Mon

on account of the serious

illness of their mother Mrs P D

Colyer She is no better today

W 11 Bullock one oi the most

trusted and faithful representatives

I of the E R Spottswood donsLumber Co with headquartf at

Lime Creek was a pleasant caller

at this office a few days ago Mr

Bullock has been with the com ¬

pany two years-

I N Grabeel general manager

for E R Spottswood Sons forthis section was here Saturday

and left his subscription for the

SIGNAL Mr Grabeel bought thefirst bill of lumber ever bought by

Spottswood Sons in this county

eight years ago bnt since then he

has paid out something like 50

000 =LOCAL

Do yon want good roads If soyour neighbors and friends would

like to have an expression from

y ruFOR SALEOne 20 horsepower

skid boiler one 20 horse power

center crank engine saw gristband mill line shafts and resawsAll in good repairV

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Patronize home institutions

A tennis club is being oJgan=

zed

It is about time for the BodheadIFair people todates

The farmers are taking advan-

tage of the pretty weather by putting in full time

The L N will sell tickets toRichmond June 18 and 19 for 134round trip accouu oJ the GeneralAssociation of Kentucky Baptist

There have been a few cases ofsmallpox at Brodhead but it

wasInu more than a lIght case ofenpox All the afflicted are aboutwell

The L Nwill sell tickets toNew Orleans for 14 45 round tripApril 23rd to lath account of theUnited Confederate Veterans Re

unlOnRL McFerron lies his saw mill

going early and late trying to fill

his large orders for the L NW B Whitehead is doing some olthe sawing for him

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LGGSHighest class BlackMinorcas Plymouth Rocks at 500per setting of 15 eggs

Mrs A T Fish

mch23 6t Wildie Ky

From whttt we have been able tolearn the bridge at Oilaudo will ben sure go The citizens are willingto do their part and the FiscalCourt is ready to make the allowonceand therefore it seems thatthere should be no hinderance

The Rev Percival D MoCullutnof Lexington has been called aspastor for the Christian church forwo Sundays He will preach onhr Second and Fourth Sundays in

each month His subjects for nextSunday will be the Thrte Tribu-nals in the morning and TheGospel at evening

This is just the right sized towno settle down in and enjoy life

Every thing for the comfort of liftcan be bought here and 10 will go

is far ao 25 will in larger citiesWhen you wart to leave the farmome to our town and build a nice

comfortable home and be amongthe best people in the world

J Fish hopes to be able to moveinto his temporary building onChurch street today but if not today will move first of next weekTearing down the old building andexcavating for the new one will be ¬

gin the first of next month Mr

Fist has decided to use the con ¬

crete blocks which will be the first

building of the kind erected in thecounty

If perchance a copy of this paper should fall into the hands of

any who are in search of a newlocation a place where churchschool and social advantages aregiven emphasis and where you canlive out your allotted number ofyears without fear of pestilence orfamine we say like one of old

mouse thou with us and we will

do the good without emphasis onI the lido

The musical at the college lastFriday night under the direction ofMiss Jordon the music teachers

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was witnessed by a large crowdand much enjoyed Each and ev-

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one of the participants acquit ¬

ted themselves with much creditMisses Eva Fisha Maude GuthrieBessie Sparks Bessie Mullins and

Lela May Lovell deserve special

mention The chorus by the In-

termediate

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department was an in ¬

teresting feanture of the program

The several solos sang by Miss

Jordon were treats to time apprecia ¬

tive audience The quartet by

Misses Jordon and Demorest andMessis Davis and Tate was good

The enterainment of Saturdaynight demonstrates that Miss Jor ¬

don is an exc ellent teacher

NEW BANKThe Peoples Bankof Mt Vernon which is a branchof the Citizens Bank of Brodhead

opened for business Saturday undervery favorable circumstances Thefollowing are the officers and direc

tors H H Wood President WG Niceley First Vice PresidentF L Thompson Second Vice

President and M B Salin Cashier

Directors H H Wood W G

Niceley W J Sparks J W RiderF L Thompson Joe Dickerson-

G T Johnson M J Miller L W

Bethurum and M B Salin TheCashier is an Owen County man

who has been in charge of the

New Hope Bauk which was or ¬

ganized last year but resigned to

accept the cashiers place here

He is ahigh toned gentleman and

a thorough business man

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2rThe L N offers a 7 go rate

June loth to 20th and July 5th tolyth limit 15 days to Nishville andreturn account ofthe PcabodySummer Schools

We call attention to the advertisement of W A Carson theBrodhead painter and paperhang-er which appears elsewhere in thisissue If you need work in thislne it is to your interest to see himbefore placeing yoir contract Hiswork is second to noneiMiss Sadieand Master RamieRichards entertained quite a nomber of their little friends Saturdayafternoon One of tIle most inter ¬

esting features was the egg hunt a

prize being given to the one whofound the largest number of thenineteen eggs which were hiddenThe prize was awarded to EverettMulins Refreshments were sen

edHonJames L Hamilton of Lan ¬

caster democratic candidate ft r

Congress addressed the citizens in

the court house here Satnrdaxnight in the interest of his candid i

cy Mr Hamilton is making Li

fight on the grounds that the weakshould have recognition that is

tint Garrard or Rockcastle or someof the weaker counties of the district shculd be given a showingMr Hamilton is known thr u hutthe State as one of the great demoera tic wirepullers and to himmore than anyone else is due thesuccess of the party in GarrardMr Hamiltons speech was wellreceived and from the many favorible expressions heard upon thestreets one would be led to believethat he will have a strong following

in the county-

MARRIEDMr Henry Catronnd Mrs Lottie Forbes were mar

Tied Wednesday morning at thehome of Rev J C Carmical the

Catronns the eldest daughter of11r andMrs Alva Maiet and a very su ¬

perb woman To the people ofRockcastle 110 word of commen ¬

dation is necessary for Mr Catronwho for many years was one ot thestaunch progressive and prosperjus citizens of the county servingone term as Sheriff the duties of

which office he fulfilled to the en-

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satisfaction of all To thepeople of Lincoln with whom Mrand Mrs Catron have cast theirlot we heartily commend themand may their lives be one of end ¬

less happiness and prosperity

THE TOWN BOARD The townboard of trustees is again on a

working basis and it is to he sincerity hoped that they will keep thegoodwork going There are a fewthings which have been the greatharrier to success in the past andnow that some of those objectionsan no longer exist and that the

others can he prevented by properand judicial management there isno reason why the corporationtheII first place the one great howl in the

last has been illegal boards be ¬

cause the boards were appointed

andnot elected iThe presentboard is the selection of your ownchoice and no longer can the cry of

an illegal board be the basis ofcompiaint for the kickers Thesecond and greatest kick comesover the collection of taxes Wedo not find fault with any tax pay-

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for objecting to paying taxeswhen his money is used in time sameway that it used to be no accountgiven of a dollar of money colle tedand no improvements to show forit But with the present boardthere is no reason and should beno fear of such a result becausethe marshal who collects this money is under a good bond to coverevery dollar of the money whichwill come into his hands Thetreasurer W L Richards is underbond for every dollar which will gointo his hands and we might add

that all taxes and fines Collectedmust be paid to him and then paid

out by order of the board of trus-

tees

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which order must be of record

stating for what it was paid Thenat the end of every quarter Ihe

board will furnish a detailed state ¬

went showing every dollar collect-

ed

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amount spent and what forI Now fellow citizens if the boardI of trustees will pursue the course asI outlined we do not believe thatthere is a reputable citizen in thetown who will not lend his supportand to you Mr Kicker for huinanity sake hold your peace untilthe board has a fair showing to dosomething and then if they dontdo come around and we will helpyou kick yes help nick everymember of the board clear out oftown if you say so

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The L N offers a 276 fareround trip to Lexington Ky April22nd and 23rd limited to may 2ndalso April 24 h to May ibt inclu-

sivet limited to throe days afterdate ofsae account LexingtonSpring raxTesy

To THIS TAXIAVERsYol1archereby notified that your town taxremspect toto pay same when called upon

T J Penningtonipr2Ot Marshal

CiuniNG OKPKR Until furthernotice we will furnish the Signaland Weekly Courier Journal for-

t 50 a year or the Signal andLouisville Herald Daily for 2 00Cash must accompany all ordersunder this arrangement

T J Pennington has been ap ¬

pointed town marshall For themarshall we want to urge upon thepeople the same as we have for thehoard stand by him assist and encourage him give him a lair showi 5g and when lie fails to do thenis time to kick

The newspaper is a law book forthe indolent a sermon for the

thoughtless a library for the pOD rand an admonisher for the lawlessIt may stimulate the most indiffer ¬

ent but it cannot be publishedwithout cost and sent free to thesubscribers This is no joke

It is only duty and justice to encourage your home paper extendto it the nourishment to which it is

entitled Pay your subscriptionspromptly and send a few extracopies to your relatives and friendat a distance They will appreci-

ate the favor and so will we

ROCKCASTLE CIRCUIT COURT

J Fish Admr Etc P W Clarkdeceased Plaintiffs

Vs r NoticeMartilla Bowman Etc Deft

Notice is hereby given that onthe 30th day of April 196 I willhold sittings at the office of theSheriff of Rockcastle county Kyat Mt Vernon Ky to hear proofof claims against the estate of PW Clark deceased and all personsholding such cluras will present thesame to me upon slid date properly

provenGS GRIFFIN M c R c c

Judging from the rate of postagewhich the Postoffice Department hasseen cause to make uspay on ourlittle Christmas number issued Dec22 1905 it must have been dandyInstead or allowing it to go at theregular rate of one cent pcr poundon all papers out of the county and

I free for those in the county wtnave been co mpelled to pay a thirdclass rate en the entire editionThis may be a just ruling of thedepartment but we are from Mis-

souri

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and before we are satisfiedwe will have to be shown If thisruling is to hold good then thenewspaper boys who want to do a

little extra had Better buy an automobile and just take a few weeksoff to make a housetohouse delivcry it will belots the cheapest

FREE TiUITo everyone whosends us twent five new cash sub ¬

scribers of 100 to the Mt VernonSignal we will give a free trip toMammoth cave Remember thatthe Mammoth cave is one of thegreat wonders of the world and a

place which every Kentuckianshi uld visit This is no contestbut absolutely free gift to everyonewho sends a club of 25 subscri bersA little effort is all that isnecessaryto get the trip The trip will takeplace some time in August Toeoffer is confined to Rockcastle andadjoining couniies Those who expect to make up clubs should noti ¬

fy us as soon as possible It is notnecessary that all twentyfive namesbe sent in at once but send them asyou receive them and proper creditwill he given

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BRIDGEPORT CONNRepresented by-

ROCKCASTLE BRC NZE COJIT VERNON KY

Samples of White Bronze Designs Lit-

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cost to call up phone No loo front coup

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A ore than one mans wife is entitled to make a holler jI about her husbands extravagance in dress hut int BESTi J-

y ON EARTII Tailoring we offer the remedy

AVc are ready for Jury Trial and we want you for

Goue of the jurors In the line of direct evidence we shallV

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ti 400 Styles of Spring and SummerGoods For Keens Wear J5

and we are confident these snappy all wool ft

patterns at ourr

prices will prove to you that we have

ifcj the hest dress proposition of the day

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j Every garment made to your own caretull taken i

j measurements by LAMM COof Chicage and are J5-

k fully guaranteed to please you in every detail of fit style P> j1 workmanship and wear pJ

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BEST ON EARTH made to measure garments 1-

f show the soft touch of the city tailor they are strictly

1 uptonow and our prices are lower than other tailors J

K ask for interior service

The desire for stylish wellmadcclofches is com ryour >

2 stylish and save you money Ve are ready to talk it Ci

over with you and show you that we know A2-

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Always look forthis star There are

i many imitationsbut none genuinewithout this Star onthe heel

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and we are showing some very tsnappy Spring styles for both

ladies and gentlemen and tchildren too For ladies the

sSATIN Oxford is the best to

price 2 50

For gentlemen the Pa-

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price 3k a

Black and Tan

Only A Few More DaysU-

ntil we we move into OUt temporary huilding ontI Church Str eet You will be able to buy

goods ACTUAL COST at our

W h store until May 1st It will

W be of interest to you tto come and see just what tj-

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iwe are doing for our customers g

We are selling all our old ones adds ad-

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Twenty Times as Deadly as Dyna ¬

mite Almost Kills Inventor

I While experimenting Monday 4

night at his labratory in EastChester Prof Wurtenbcrgcr in ¬

ventor of a marvelous new explo ¬

sive said to be twenty times morepowerful than dynamite was probably fatally injured by an explosionThe unfortunate scientist was takn to the Mt Vernon hospitalhere a corps of physicians areandimir is completely gone from his

lead The physicians say if hesurvives he will probaly lose hisghtThe labratory on account of the

laugerous experiments conductedhere is located in a desolatae placen the salt meadows two miles

from East Chester The inventorvas alone when the explosion oc

= urred and he raced up and downhe room shrieking with pain forBilly an hour before medical ssistnce could be obtained-

J I Creider Division Engineerf the New York Weschester and

Boston Railway was the first periou to reach the labratory and belescribis the sufferings of the in ¬

ventor as being something dreadfulto see He found him rushingabout the building calling for aidvhile the burned skin was hangingn tatters from his arms His ears

were nearly burned offwhile hisclothes had been taken off to thewaist by the force of the explosion-

Mr Creider ran to the nearestelephone and called up Dr Vanlenburg of Mt Vernon He alsosot an ambulance and after coniderable delay the suffering manvas taken to the hospital whereDrs Shipman and Sinnott workedover him to a late hour The paient was rational but was sufferrig such intense agony that heould give no account of the accilent

Two monts ago the professorsave a demonstration for theUnited States Government and thefficials of the New York Wes ¬

hester and Boston Railroad at therailroads excavations a short dis ¬

tance from his labritory with hisnev exlosive At that time about30 prominent United States chemists attended the demonstration f

lod decided it was a success It issaid that the Government officials wanted Prof VVurtenburgerto perfect his invention to betouched off by an electric spark inteal of a fuse and that if he couldiccomplish this the Governmentwould pay him one million dollarsfor the receipt for making the explo > ive

Prof VVurteuberger it is believ ¬

ed was working with the electricpark when the accident occurredIt has been learned that he hadbeen closeted almost coustantly inhis labritory since the visit oftheIGovernment experts and fromwhat he recently told intimatefriends he thought he had discov ¬

ered a way of setting off the newexplosive by means of the electric

lkIt is said that Eastern capitalis ts

wiil build an electric railway fromCorbin to Jellico Tern a part ofplans being utilization of the Cumberland Falls for power q fife

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