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J 5 1N i = GO 110r General ltlerchar1die > Mte1ernon9Ky LY 1r FOR j 1Z y O < h Femr c t fW J r f fJC1 fill < 1 r c r VJIr r Vl EIERIL NEWS Maj Henry Sweeney U S A retired died at San Diego Cal A proBoer meeting was prohib- ited ¬ by the police at Liverpool Tsang Chou wss occupied by the German troops without pppsi tion The Republicans have selected the McKinley Club for State head- quarters ¬ Capt Eustace Gibson former Congressman died at Clifton Forge W Va The Agricultural Department crop report gives the acreage of cotton at 25034734 As the result of a dynamite ex- plosion ¬ at Trimble 0 three men were seriously injured John Laurens Nanning Irby former United States Senator from South Carolina is dead The Federation of Labor practi cally reaffirmed its indorsement of the referendum- At the local option election held at Sparta prohibition was defeated by an overwhelming majority- A Man who murdered seven per ¬ sons and wounded five otheres was beheaded at Vesteraas Sweden George Westinghouse will build a great seduction and smelting plant and a railroad in Arizona Irvine Hall and James Helm i > linemen were seriousl injured by the breaking pt a telephone pole at Paris Kyy Representative Boreing has rec omended the appointment of Mrs Kate Polley for the Dunnville Cas ¬ t ey county pst ofJ cer Sheriff John H Stevens was elected chairman of the Caldwell r Democratic County Committee and It W Xisanby secretary = JudBU ley w rPeiitrant patrons pf the KentuclY featitig < r r t i 6 s j r r r Conipauy that they will be fined if brought before his court Li Hung Changs secretary was l arrested by order of Field Marshal Von Waldersee on lhe charge of I communicating with the Boxers Judge Sneed of the Knox County Circuit Court of Knoxville decid- ed that the anticigarette Jaw is void and cigarettes are now ou sale in KnoxvilleDavid the thirteenyear old son of Mrs WT L Hays at Lebanon lost a hand as a result of its being caught ia a printing press which feedings The residence of Daniel Thom- as ¬ situated two miles from Panola in Estill ounty was burned The family was awayu from hume at church Loss 1500 uninsured The dead bodies of Jeff Hubbard of Mayfield and Edward Crawford of Paducah who disappeared two week ago were found in a slough on the outskirts of Paducah They had evidently been drowned in the backwaterThe ike of the telegraph op ¬ erators has extended over the 7754 miles of the great sistem of the Saute Fe Route Forty per cent of the operators have gone out and traffic is greatly delayed A Kan ¬ sas City paper ch i nsthe Federa tion of Train Service employes may join the strike Grand Secretary R G Elliott of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Kentucky is sending out circu- lars ¬ I to all tier Lodges of the State asking contributions for a proposed addition to the State Widows and Orphans Hone h ear Lexington i Representative Rhea appeared before the Rivers ahd Harbors Committee requesting that 86000 1 be appropriated for the improve ment of Green and Barren rivers I andi5 poo be appropriated to- dredge mater moth Cave Representative Allen j ap9JI I i56p > fjjreii g < the > J < I Tradenater err < ttt 1 < J 7i f di f7rit4i YNTry r i > t a t J Yi r1 i i1 1i + J VtA y > j- l B t 1C rrt < l1 Jf vU 1 1 1r r1 c JJ WvJ 0 J r aJ T4 S EisY nU t i + t fJ > rJW Q b- a 0l C4 IJI ILC1 c c- dp T r rc u 1 = r s s j J- rlrrr > 1tJ rluc Y Corrected each week byBIouk Son Mt Vem H Ky tir Arbuckles Coffee kiSc Lion Coffee 14C Green Coffee 14C to 150 t 1 llioul No r per ba reI 9450t ttJ Belle of Lincoln per brl 425 f R Daisy flour per barrel 4oo Labelle flour 455 x Bacon per Ib 100 to I26C ti 5cX r Y Rice No i per lb 74C- t Granulated Sugar per Ib 7 c > Extra Light Brown Sugar lb 63 c y Sprup Caramel gal bucket 35C Sorghum best homemade gal 40C y Shipstuff per hundred QO- Cvl Calico all the best brands 5C rf Calico all cheap grades 5C under l Can goods Stfc Clothing suits 750 to 1500 iLard roc in small lots locts in LL 50 lots or more 9r Northern seed oats none on hand X Millet hay on hand < Eggs per doz I I Q FeBthers per Ib 40 Q Cattle extra shippers 475 to 5 00 fCattle common 27510 400 best heavies 505 Hogs medium 495 roughs 375 to 440 flIogs extra good 4 25 10 445 r common 300 to 375 A tbx s 1 2iCapt George T Price a Promi- nent i Confederate veteran of Bowl- ing Green accidentally shot hiiij self and died shortly afterward j IThe army estimates for 1901 call an appropriation of 185903 1501 Of this 20600000 is asked for river and harbor improvement Argument was heard Monday in the hY reme court int 1ecae of Neeley vs Henkle involving the right of the United States to extridite Necley for trial in Havana for alleged embezzle- ment ¬ ot Cuban postal funds The Senate have devoted the present week to the HayPaunce fote treaty and the Ship Subsidy Bill The Nicaraguan Canal Bill is put through Wednesday Was given over by both houses to thee celebration ol the centennial of ington the removal or the capital to Wash ¬ I I i Mothers If I Healthy m Few mothers are healthy because their duties are so exacting The anxiety S of pregnancy the shock ofchildbirth S and the care of young children arc- sevcrc Hi trials on any woman BUt with of Cardui within her graspcvcry jjj IIWine every woman in the land cafttj tic debt of personal health w her loved ones Do you vartejjh robust health with all ib privilc s zs I S R pleasures Wine of Cardui will give it S BBtoycj f I A T1i71B I 1 WiiCJ10 HJ I- I f1 d Jtreigthen the fwrtale organs and invig f ° morales weakened functions For every S female ill or weakness II is the j a medicine made Ask your drugjisfc 100 com l 1hfe cf Cards ri substitute lndtr any clrcuristn w bsti t Ifcs Hvn eras GoraiT Mi shj cctnrrccced Wine 0 Clrdul h vcs bsrsils H B toivaik aercis the haisc Two vceks alisr I walisd >3 L W half a mile mod jukcd sfravrbcrriss 7hcc ny f cthcrchilhvt3 br1SIffrtd r7ah leer prs 21 1 L boms sfldhsd to robs him on a bota becsuis Lud H j S nab After iisSbethe Via durhig prcsRj ry y M zj IHand Irr U 1 H r 1 i t C 0r f t f > 3 i r r 1 JX r + C 01 rl j J 0 f + 0 fJj r t 0p YJ fJh J v f Mto IJ sr F f Iw < x I H > rrt rrj H > l4 f- q 8 0 yrJ I 0V f i7- D n p jM ti t W 0- r CD l t i Ii ci The Best Plaster I A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlains Pain Balm and bound to the affected parts is sup erior to any plaster When troub ¬ led with lame back or pains in the side or chest give ita trial and you are certain to be more than pleased with the prompt relief which it af- fords Pain Balm also curts rheu ¬ matism One application gives re ¬ lief For sale by Theo Wesley Druggist Mt Vernon COURT CALENDAR COUNTY COURT Fourth Mou day in each month- QUARTirRLY COURT Fiist Mon- daYin ¬ January April July and OctoberCIRCUIT COURT = Second Mon- day in February Fourth Monday in May and Third Monday in Sep tember MT VERNON POLICE COURT Third Monday in each month P A PennIngton D D S M D DENTST N W Cor Third and Chestnut Sts LOUISVILLE KY IViJl be at Miller Housc Mt j ernon during all Circuit Courts G W MCCLURE JToV BROWN McCLURE BROWN Attorney sat JL a v r Mr VERNON JKlY All business entrusted to our care will receive prompt attention Office room No8 in the old Brick Hotel i C C WILLIAMS i Aottrney atlaJI Mt UernoniKyI i B9kOffice on 2nd floor of new brick on Church street Specia attention given to collections R GWILLIAMS v AttorneyatLaw MT VERNON KY r R L 8R OW 1 r ATTORNEYATt- MT VERNON > KEETUCKII i Specialatten ion givetitbjIdol = 1cCti01S S s t + a F W r RA JOMES DEN ISlI KY I home No 48 Office over Higgins McKenneys Store MACK ESTES Garpeiiter and Cabinet Makers Ml Vernon Ky Mantles and Hatracks a specialty The VerandaHotel JOSEPH COFFEY PROPR Stanford Ky Specially equipped for traveling men bample room on first floor Bath rooms free to guests RATES 200 per day WU Fil > jE 1r1 i t r s- sc F r ctr- f l6c 3 d S j J frk U 2 xJ I Al I I1PJ jjj < t t SoJir < 4 Mt J reinog Ky 2 1 f + Insurance of aIr km d > STANFORD oMr t rirt tll fSlg pal llicq Mt Vernon- H L t a j i- D pj < 2ct CD D UJcr Icu 0o W o rttr r J pC V WJA CARSON Painter and Paper Hanger Brodhead Kentucky All work firstclass and guaratt = teed to give satisfaction Phone No i SV3TJVERNON LIME COMPANY Manufacturersof They also furnish Lime Building I Stone rough quarriface or Qui Orders promptly filled I I 3943 ST NATIONAL I BANK 9- S OF LONDON KY Capital feoooo < Surplus iSjOdo V BpREING M HOPE President VicePresideati RM JACKSON Cashier 1 WK WANT YOUR BUSINESS tr = Miller Hotisef HUGH MILLER PROP R O Headquarters for Commercial Men nePorterat all trains jggf 1 g Hotel Fri tn a > rITFRANCISCOIProprLocated Bodlaead Ky Good Livery Attached f Meet all Trains Day aud Night Travelirg Men and Railroad v h- t i Il

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EIERIL NEWS

Maj Henry Sweeney U S A

retired died at San Diego Cal

A proBoer meeting was prohib-

ited

¬

by the police at Liverpool

Tsang Chou wss occupied by

the German troops without pppsi

tion

The Republicans have selected

the McKinley Club for State head-

quarters

¬

Capt Eustace Gibson former

Congressman died at Clifton

Forge W Va

The Agricultural Department

crop report gives the acreage of

cotton at 25034734As the result of a dynamite ex-

plosion

¬

at Trimble 0 three men

were seriously injured

John Laurens Nanning Irbyformer United States Senator from

South Carolina is dead

The Federation of Labor practically reaffirmed its indorsement

of the referendum-

At the local option election held

at Sparta prohibition was defeatedby an overwhelming majority-

A Man who murdered seven per¬

sons and wounded five otheres was

beheaded at Vesteraas Sweden

George Westinghouse will build

a great seduction and smelting

plant and a railroad in Arizona

Irvine Hall and James Helmi

> linemen were seriousl injured by

the breaking pt a telephone pole at

Paris Kyy

Representative Boreing has rec

omended the appointment of Mrs

Kate Polley for the Dunnville Cas ¬

tey county pst ofJcer

Sheriff John H Stevens was

elected chairman of the Caldwellr Democratic County Committee and

It W Xisanby secretary =

JudBU ley w rPeiitrantpatrons pf the KentuclY featitig

< r rt i 6s j

r

r

rConipauy that they will be fined if

brought before his courtLi Hung Changs secretary was

l arrested by order of Field Marshal

Von Waldersee on lhe charge of

I communicating with the Boxers

Judge Sneed of the Knox County

Circuit Court of Knoxville decid-

ed that the anticigarette Jaw is

void and cigarettes are now ou sale

inKnoxvilleDavid

the thirteenyearold son of Mrs WT L Hays

at Lebanon lost a hand as a resultof its being caught ia a printingpress whichfeedings

The residence of Daniel Thom-

as

¬

situated two miles from Panolain Estill ounty was burned Thefamily was awayu from hume atchurch Loss 1500 uninsured

The dead bodies of Jeff Hubbardof Mayfield and Edward Crawfordof Paducah who disappeared twoweek ago were found in a sloughon the outskirts of Paducah Theyhad evidently been drowned in the

backwaterTheike of the telegraph op ¬

erators has extended over the 7754miles of the great sistem of theSaute Fe Route Forty per centof the operators have gone out andtraffic is greatly delayed A Kan ¬

sas City paper chi nsthe Federation of Train Service employesmay join the strike

Grand Secretary R G Elliott ofthe Grand Lodge of Odd Fellowsof Kentucky is sending out circu-

lars¬ I

to all tier Lodges of the Stateasking contributions for a proposedaddition to the State Widows andOrphans Hone h ear Lexington

i Representative Rhea appearedbefore the Rivers ahd HarborsCommittee requesting that 86000

1

be appropriated for the improvement of Green and Barren rivers I

andi5 poo be appropriated to-

dredge matermoth Cave Representative Allen j

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Corrected each week byBIouk

Son Mt Vem H Ky tir

Arbuckles Coffee kiScLion Coffee 14CGreen Coffee 14C to 150 t

1 llioul No r per ba reI 9450tttJ Belle of Lincoln per brl 425 fR Daisy flour per barrel 4oo

Labelle flour 455x Bacon per Ib 100 to I26C ti5cX rY Rice No i per lb 74C-

t Granulated Sugar per Ib 7 c> Extra Light Brown Sugar lb 63 c

y Sprup Caramel gal bucket 35CSorghum best homemade gal 40C

y Shipstuff per hundred QO-Cvl Calico all the best brands 5C

rf Calico all cheap grades 5C under

l Can goods StfcClothing suits 750 to 1500

iLard roc in small lots locts inLL 50 lots or more9r Northern seed oats none on handX Millet hay on hand

< Eggs per doz I IQ FeBthers per Ib 40Q Cattle extra shippers 475 to 5 00

fCattle common 27510 400best heavies 505

Hogs medium 495roughs 375 to 440flIogs extra good 4 25 10 445

r common 300 to 375

A tbxs1

2iCapt George T Price a Promi-

nenti

Confederate veteran of Bowl-

ing Green accidentally shot hiiijself and died shortly afterward j

IThe army estimates for 1901 callan appropriation of 185903

1501 Of this 20600000 is askedfor river and harbor improvement

Argument was heard Monday inthe hY reme courtint1ecae of Neeley vs Henkleinvolving the right of the UnitedStates to extridite Necley for trialin Havana for alleged embezzle-ment

¬

ot Cuban postal funds

The Senate have devoted thepresent week to the HayPauncefote treaty and the Ship SubsidyBill The Nicaraguan Canal Billis put through WednesdayWas given over by both houses tothee celebration ol the centennial of

ingtonthe removal or the capital to Wash ¬ I

I

i Mothers IfI

Healthy mFew mothers are healthy because

their duties are so exacting The anxiety Sof pregnancy the shock ofchildbirth Sand the care of young children arc-sevcrc

Hitrials on any woman BUt with

of Cardui within her graspcvcry jjj

IIWine every woman in the land cafttjtic debt of personal health w

her loved ones Do you vartejjhrobust health with all ib privilcszs

I S R pleasures Wine of Cardui will give it S

BBtoycj f

I AT1i71B

I1

WiiCJ10 HJ I-

I

f1

d Jtreigthen the fwrtale organs and invig f °

morales weakened functions For everyS female ill or weakness II is the

j a medicine made Ask your drugjisfc100 coml 1hfe cf Cards

ri substitute lndtr any clrcuristn w bsti t

Ifcs Hvn eras GoraiT Mi shjcctnrrccced Wine 0 Clrdul hvcs bsrsils H

B toivaik aercis the haisc Two vceks alisr I walisd >3 L

W half a mile mod jukcd sfravrbcrriss 7hcc ny fcthcrchilhvt3 br1SIffrtd r7ah leer prs 21 1

L boms sfldhsd to robs him on a bota becsuis Lud H jS nab After iisSbethe Via durhig prcsRj ry y M

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A piece of flannel dampened withChamberlains Pain Balm andbound to the affected parts is superior to any plaster When troub ¬

led with lame back or pains in theside or chest give ita trial and youare certain to be more than pleasedwith the prompt relief which it af-

fords Pain Balm also curts rheu ¬

matism One application gives re¬

lief For sale by Theo WesleyDruggist Mt Vernon

COURT CALENDARCOUNTY COURT Fourth Mou

day in each month-QUARTirRLY COURT Fiist Mon-

daYin¬

January April July and

OctoberCIRCUITCOURT =Second Mon-

day in February Fourth Mondayin May and Third Monday in September

MT VERNON POLICE COURTThird Monday in each month

P A PennIngton D D S M D

DENTSTN W Cor Third and Chestnut Sts

LOUISVILLE KY

IViJl be at Miller Housc Mtj ernon during all Circuit Courts

G W MCCLURE JToV BROWN

McCLURE BROWN

Attorneysat JL a v r

Mr VERNON JKlY

All business entrusted to our carewill receive prompt attentionOffice room No8 in the old BrickHotel

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C C WILLIAMS i

Aottrney atlaJIMt UernoniKyIi

B9kOffice on 2nd floor of newbrick on Church street Speciaattention given to collections

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Mantles and Hatracks aspecialty

TheVerandaHotel

JOSEPH COFFEY PROPR

Stanford KySpecially equipped for traveling

men bample room on first floor

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Phone No i

SV3TJVERNONLIME COMPANY

Manufacturersof

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Orders promptly filledI

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