coinmen

ol Amore seseat on the shell the remainder qi

his rhnsisall that he tan possiblyI

hope for To say that his success ¬

or is his peer no one will argue

and lies most ardent supporters car

not deny that his own rash acts are

largely the cause of his overwhelm-

ing

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defeat We are now and have

t always been a Blackburn follower

but we have seen his mistakes and

some of his acts we did not in-

dorse

KIND WORDS

From The Newspapers Everywhere m

About Our Souvenir Edition

The newspapers generally havebeer speaking in very compliment-ary terms about our Special Souve ¬

nir Edition which is duly appre-ciated We quote a few this issueas follows

Danville NewsThe Mt Ver-

non Signal last week issued ironits press rooms one of the handsomest and most artistic souvenir edi ¬

tions recently published in Ken-

tucky¬

Editor Edgar Albright iimaking a great success in the journalistic field and his numerousDanville friends join in congratu-lating

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him upon his successful efforts He was formerly a studentin Centre College He was assist ¬

ed in the undertaking by Mr JoeF Waters who edited a special edi-

tion for the Harrodsburg Herald

sonje months ago The e

r that paper unite with us in declariing Waters a wonder as a specialedition editorI InteriorJournal After mention

te Jeral p shadissued Cniisiiytt Souvenirtious the Stanford Interior Jour

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ual said P But the one issued bthe Mt Vernon Signal eclipsedthem all is a thing ot beauty and ajoy forever

Quotations from a list of news papars will be printed next weekrr

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Mrs P FvCafcieis visiting herparents at Dayton Ohio George

r Frith has returned to area afterspending the holidays with home

folksMrE OW Brooks has re ¬

turned to hex home at Knoxvilleafttrspei ng a vexy pleas n t week

with friends and relatives herefG WiUnoft returned to his

worn at IiabershAUt Terin afterJspeuding the kolldays with histmother Mis M E Wiimott

Miss Bessie Sparks spent XmasMiss Willie BentOA

and Mrs Granville Leece

IMr Xmas with his sister Mrs

Wilmbtt Miss Cora Wes¬

Liberty KY is visiting hergrandmother Mrs M 5 Durham

Misses Aunie Tate and Bobbier Davis of Mt Vernon and Miss

Carrie Crane of Lexington sentt-he holidays with Mrs I W Tate

Rals Wiimott has returned toLebanon JunctionWH B nion

was down from Livingston MondayThe annual election of officers

for the YouBg Mens Club will beheld Monday night All membersare requested to attend The two

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entertainments at the opera housewere a success in every respectPacked house both nightsM C

1 was in Lebanon Junctionfirst df tbeweek J W Hutchson is in Cincinnati on business

A fHiattofLouisyileispentthe hoUdays with hemefblks H

sjinlLquisviUe cm bus

ih from LouisfCt Wiimottnds atia rela

uny thanksas pres

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Ibays with home j

Bastinof Lainaer mother Mrs J

A of the week Hn of Kirksville rind

Ith of New Hope SpItt

Snday with J W HutcbesonlC Cable the best

orld left Saturday to resume hisduties as erecting engineer for TheRyan Dudley Contractors whoare building government docks r t

Havana Cuba If we ever handto see a boy leave itwas Pet

The Young Mens Club are nib us

the best officer they ever had and

many of our boys shed tears whenthey gave Pet the parting shakeWe hope to again see him returnand be with us longer next time

The stockholders of the Citiz n

Bank will meet Saturday Jan 6that I p m to elecl their officers for

the ensueing year All stockhold-ers

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are requested to attend Mi

and Mrs J G Fiit i have the

thanks of the Young Mens Clubfor their hospitality in givhtgus a

pasty which was one of the swelle tI ever attended The refleshmentwere all that one could desire anrlet me here just add that Mrs GW Bro ks certainly knows how to

serve them There were 36 thttenjoyed this hospitality Those atending from a distance wereMisses Bobbie Davis Anna Tatand Bessie Sparks of Mt VerrotMiss Carrie Crane Lexington MisCora Wesley Liberty and MistCarrie Frith Gum Sulphur andMr John Nevius Stanford

LIVINGSTOASam Ward Jr of Louisville

spent Christmas with his parentsMr and Mrs Samuel WardJ-Ii Browning has a position withthe Railway Company at Paris andwill move his family there soonMrs J H Browning and childrenare visiting in Crab OrchardMiss Georgia McFerron is visitingher parents at Pine HillMissMary Pope entertained the youngset with a party Friday evening

Miss Bert Mullins visited rela ¬

tives in Corbin During the holidaysMrs George Howell of Corbi

is the guest of regal UJfHriendshere is Mrs Stanley anddaughter Miss Pearl spent a few

days at Gravel Switch last weekMr John Hilton of Baileys Switchwas the guest of his daughter MrsDema Tubbs last weekMr any

Mrs Egbert Hays have moved to-

ParisMiss Ella Stanley is spend ¬

lug a few weeks with her sistersMesdames Will Ward and Henr>

Burton and brother Wm StanleyMr and Mrs J C Hocker return-ed

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to LaFollette Sunday Thewere the guests of Mr and MrsJames Orndorff Eugena Orndorfif

returned to Newark Ohio SundayMiss Nannie Stewart of the ex

changevisited relatives in the coun ¬

try this weekMr and Mrs Rob ¬

ert Mink have returned to Lebaqo-nJunctionMiss Leila Argenbrightvisited Mrs Will Hilton at EastBernstadt and Miss Edith Cres atCorbin last week Misses BessieMullins and Margarite FishofM t Vernon were guests bf MissCora Adams last weekMesdamescarry Jenkins of Lebanon Junc-tion and Ed Quinn of Pans havereturned home after a pleasant vis ¬

it with their parents Mr and

KrsJ B Hayes during theholiJays Dispatcher Parsons is veryDw with typhoid fever with few

hopes of recoveryEngineer JasDrudorff was struck by a cabooseijikerfof Corbin and DrPeyt tiwere called here and decided amjutatiooiiwas Dot necessary Mir

Mattie McFerron returned home

TUe5dayMessrsRohtParisnd Durham of Valley Viewand John Brown of Mt Vernon

ere guests at the Eight GablesWednesday

GREATLY IN DEMANDNothing is more in demand thanmedicine which meeets moderSivuirements for a blood and sysm cleanser such as > Kingsew Life Pills They are juithat you need to cure stomach andver trpuhles Try them at > MtTrer on Drug Gog drugs ore ageuarainteed > i

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ITE FLAGS Pi Bear Mute Witni

End of the DecemberUprising in Mosco-

wtGOs OCCUPY PRESNA DISTRICT

Vast Majority of llpniUers of thee

ililijjlitiiigLpffions SuiTemlrredor Threw Away Arms

The Last of the Revolutionaries theGuard of the Committee Surrend¬

Bred Sunday Morning to theGovernment Troops

Moscow Jan 1 White flags flyingfrom a dozen factories in the tenementhouses of Presna district where therevolutionaries made their last standnow bear mute witness to the end olthe December uprising in MoscowThe entire district is now occupied by

troopsDuring the night the vast majority

of the members of the FightingLegions ether surrendered or afterthrowing away their arms endeavoredto escape in the guise of peaceful citijcens Only the members who acted asg guard to the revolutionary committeeof this handful Sunday morning furnished the last act of the sanguinarydrama

The staging of this last act was admirablea snowcovered landscapetie small black residence with a tinyrfl flag fluttering from its gable the

end of Corbatoft bridge black with tncguns of the artillery and a thin encircling line of the Seminovsky regimentof the guard broken only directy irthe line of fire Suddenly there was aflash of red fire from the mouth of oneof the guns and a solid shot plowedthrough the walls of the house A few

spluttering shots replied from a winclaw The cannon spoke again andagain until a dozen shots had beer

firedItlooked like murder to the specta

tors on a hill and so evidently thoughtthe officer in command of the batterywhich ceased fire A reserve companjof the Seminovsky regiment then adranted and fired volleys at the upperwindows At the third volley a whitehandl erchief attached to a bayonewas pushed through a shattered paneIt waved franctically and all was over

The little garrison of 30 marched oijand laid down their arras a strangcollection of rifles and repeating shotguns All had revolvers

Strange to say not one of the menhad even been wounded and whetthey found that they would not be im-

mediately executed they appeared tfi

be rather relieved that the end of thestruggle had come They gathereraround the soldiers bivouac stretchertheir hands eagerly over the cheerfufires and begged cigarettes from thtguardsThe

number of prisoners is helmconstantly augmented most of the nevarrivals being arrested at the bridesor at other points of egress in titsPresra district which is crowded winrefugees

St Petersburg Jan JTt venorthat Count VItte is hooked for rftirVment In a fvv days s again tsing per-

sistently circulated It is reportethat i1 Drraovo minister of the intorior will be elevated JLotSepreniier311ip

St Patersours Tau 2It is learnerfrom a high source Premier Wittis again stroiyiy arrins the empsroto immediatfily pomiigate a moderate corsMtHtoa for the JouVe parpose of reassuring th3 libsras titsthe present war a alns the Redsdoes not mean reactionary blockingthe attempt which urMloubtedly will btmade when the national assembly con-

venes to transform that body Into i

constituent assembly Moreover tinplan has other heavy backing and tinemperor is showing an inclination traccept it The premier Is understoodto have informed his majesty that suetan act would be a master stroke P

the present juncture and might railthe whole body of conservative amliberal opinion to the side of the gov-

ernment

CO3SIE D SUTTON>who accepted position with MrELJ MeRoberts at Stanford Quitown affords no more industriousand straightforward young manthan he and Mr UrG Baker forwhom he has workedthe past threeyears gives him almost enviablewishesIfor his splendid success gpes withhim and to his new associates bothia business and social Circles weh rtilfcom ndhimItJ

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who has located in C rbin for thepractice of his profesoi He leavta splendid practice in Rockcastuanti a host of friends wlo had tit

utmost confidence in Iris uietlicability

Wedding Present for Miss Koos = vtI Haleton Pa Dec 28Tire me

bers of local union No3 United AH

Workers of America has decide 1I present to Mss Alice Roosevelt as

wedding gift a carload of the bes ecrI that can be found in the anthracite ix

Lion

Speeds to His Fiancees SideWashington Jan 1 Congressnut

Ix>ngvorth arrived here and was athe whte house to see his fiancvithn a remarkably siort time

uHcIarrived in the city Manyfairs are billed for this month

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JONAS McKENZIE

COME COME

WE invite all to come and see us At my store you

i alwaysfinda good selection of Dry Goods andNotions

CLOTHINGWe carrry a full line of Clothing that will suit all

sixes and ages Our goods are right and our prices areright trulyPhone IE

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YOUR BANKINGNo matter how small no mattter how large

THE BANK ofMT VERNON

will giveit careful attention This message appliesto the men and the women alike

Remember we pay 3 per cent interest on all deposits of a

X100 or more when left with the bank and not checkedupon for a period of six months or more

OFFICERS

C C WILLIAMS Pres W L RICHARDS CashierJ T ADAMS VicePres A B FUUNISH Asst Ca-

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