i Published Every Friday F = = T VOLUME XIX MT VERNON ROCKCASTLE COUNTY KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 13 1905 UBTKt ZV or t t w t r fi 1I 1 r A I lli Gni r r Pr24h 11a L 1 V ISN A 1iJ d T 6iviri rf Sdu T i i 11 E Uu Y 3 r V t SpLii kl FOR LESS hm To give a bargain you must first get it We realized this in buying o u r winter stocks and consequently can give you greater bar- gains than ever before Our OVERCOATS SUITSt Heavy Shoes Rubbers 9utings Flannels Woof Waistings Ladies Skirts Cloaks Jackets and Un ¬ file ready for your inspec ¬ tion Too busy to write an Ad9 now Come early and see tIle largest and best selected stock oi F n WINTERR Gods ever shown in Rocl < castle county We are in business to < w make money and ca best do so by helping you f save yours < i llY x lU r r l 1 7 t v Z Z b > j1 f 11 4 I r J 7 1 f 1 1 = t o Lf v 1 UIJ A IIu lf v IOt111 I Kentucky Flashes 1 THE BOLEN KILLING Sheriff Howard Has Wired the Govern- or For Troops I Frankfort Ky Oct l7As a sequel to the killing of Jack Bolen a Midilles boro barber and prominent lodge man for which crime Frank Ball has been indicted and for whose apprehension 1000 reward is outstanding Sheriff Howard of Bell county has wired the governor for troops stating the situa ¬ tion is beyond his power Gov Beck = ham replied to Sheriff Howard that his telegram gave no reason for send ¬ ing troops and directs him to confer with Circuit Judge Moss and have him Moss advise the governor for what purpose troops are needed Citizens of the Law and Order League describe the situation as such that officers fear to arrest Ball who is prominently I connected and surrounded by a clan of his friends who have threatened with death any arresting officer who attempts to take him It is further as serted that should Bat be apprehend- ed ¬ they would release him KENTUCKY COTT NI Grows Earlier Than That in the South r and Brings More Money I Hickman Ky Oct 17ffhe Dodds Bros cotton gin is in operation and 85 bales of a superior quality cotton have been turned out representing a value of 4250 Last year Sydney Dodds of Clarksdale Miss sent from Mississippi cotton seed which matur ¬ ed much earlier in this latitude than elsewhere and if generally planted I will hake a distinct type of cotton The bottoms along the Mississippiriv ¬ er here are ideal for this kind of agri ¬ culture and the cotton grown on Ken lucky soil is said to be superior to that brown in Mississippi and brings better prices in Memphis and southern cotton markets MOSE FELTNER ARRESTED He Goes To Jackson Without An Es- cort of Troops Winchester Ky Oct 17oscs Feltner was arrested here on a war ¬ rant from the Breathitt circuit court and taken to Jackson as a witness be- fore ¬ the grand jury in its Investigation- f tse ilarcum assassination Feltnar asked the governor for troops but the executive replied that he had no tushority to order them out withoiit a request from circuit or county judge He Declines the Position Owei sbon Ky Oct 17Maj W- V Bumpur has formally declined to econio commandant of the confeder- ate ¬ home at Pewee Valley Some tma iso the position was tendered to hrs ind he had it under consideration lIe says that he does not want to saver his business relations in Owensboro Kentucky Masons Gathering Louisville Ky Oct 17 Massos Font all over Kentucky gathered lure attend the 105th annual convccatlou if the Masonic grand lotlga of Kca tacky 1 he sessions which vil bt teal in the new Masonic tempe will ast three days and over 600 delegates are expected Stricken in the Pulpit Louisville Ky Oct l7nev Father awrence Bax for 43 years pastor of U Johns Hoiuin Catholic charch vas prostrated in his pulpit and hs oni1itiori is not favorabie Father iax celebrated the 50th annivereaiy if its priesthood two years ago Killed By a Bed Slat Hop dnsvllle Ky Oct l7Davf cowherd colored who was struck ver tile head with a bed slat by Gone Puffy another negro ten days ago s Jead The trouble between parties l as about a won n Duffy was ar ested and is in jail here Did He Wear a Mustache Louisville Ky Oct 17Whether Howard C Irwin charged in elgh counts with having raised and passed fills wore a mustache at the time of he alleged offense May 30 of this year vail determine the guilt of the accused 1Co D S Trumbo Stricken Owinssville Ky Oct l7Cril D S Trumbo of Carlisle exrepreseuta ¬ tive from this district exsheriff anti widely known politician suffered a stroke of paralysis and is in serious condition the entire left side being affected For the Pipe Line Mt Sterling Ky Oct 17 Robert Blackburn representative of the Cen ¬ tral Natural Gas Co is in the county cmt1ty IngtonI Died at the Age of 96 Years Mt Washington Ky Oct 171113 Robert McGraw died at her home in Shen was 9C years of age and had lived in that neighborhood all her life National Bank Reopened Louisvie Ky Oct 17The West era National bank of this city which was closed several weeks ago on or ¬ ders from the controllers office has reopened for business under favorable auspicesSteamboat Deal Made Louisville Ky Oct 17V The deal for the steamer Falls City was made the Kentucky River Packet arid to Towboat Co for dz00u The corn I pany Is capitalized for 20000 Iromnl omANDTAB stoaa tie ceugCSt and bGa1 lGD r k < l 7 < A LOUISVILLE GIRL She Will Marry a Western Mine Own er Rated in the Millions Louisville Ky Oct 18Mrs Eliza- beth ¬ Wymond Young one of Louis- ville ¬ s most beautiful young women will become the bride of John Francis Judge the owner of several gold anti turquoise mines in Utah and regarded as several times a millionaire The ceremony will take place at the home of the bride and only immediate friends and relatives will be present The honeymoon will bo spent in New York for which pace the couple leave Wednesday night She is well known In that city arid in other social cen ters Mr Judge is a graduate of Yala and Van Rensselaer university Troy N Y The young people met in Cali- fornia ¬ two years ago and it was a case of love at first sight They will make their home In Salt Lake City ASKED FOR AN OPTION A Controlling Interest In the Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Wanted- i Louisville Ky Oct 18A local bro- kerage firm offered Kt for the common stock of the Louisville Tobacco Ware- house ¬ Co which is quoted on the mar ¬ let at from 5fi to 59 A meeting of the principal officers of the company was held and the offer was declined The earnings on the common stock for the past year are said to have been 10 per- cent Basil Doerhoefer one of this largest stockholders of the company said that he would not consider an offer nf lean than 150 for the stock The brokers who are seeking the op- tion declined to say who they are rep- resenting They want the option until January THE MOB HANGED HIM Jury Gave Virgil Bowers Convicted of Murder a Life Sentence London Ky Oct l8Viril Dow ers the negro who killed George Far ris n lumber dealer last August was taken from the jail and hung to an ap ¬ ple tree scarcely out of town by armed men and a masked mob of some 200 men supposed to have come from Knox county Bowers shot and killed Farrs without one word being spoken by either There was one white man with Farris and a negro with Bowers Both testified that the killing was without provocation The negros hotly was found at daylight swung to Tree two feet from the ground Bow- ers ¬ had beam given a life sentence by a jllQr Toll Rod Company Indicted Newport Ky Oct lSTha grand jury in session at Alexandria made a report finding an indictment against the Grants Lick ClaryvTlle and Butor Turnpike Co It is charged jn the in dictment that the cqaipany willfully and negligently permitted the turn pike to become unfit for travel when toll was being charged Indicted For Attempted Bribery Covington Ky Oct 18 Charles B Jarvis who wasconfined in jail at Cat lettsburg serving a sentence for re- tailing whisky without a license was indicted in the United States court for offering 25 it is aleged to the jailer to bribe him to let him escape front jail Kentucky Masons Meet Louisville Ky Oct lSWhen the 105th annual communication of the Masonic grand lodge of Kentucky one of the oldest bodies in the United States ws called to order over GOO delegates from all parts of Kentucky answered to their names A Kentucky Man Robbed Memphis Tenn Oct IS Robbed of al his private papers notes and cash with the exception of 30 cents F E Stanley of Louisville Ky stop- ped here ei route to Houston Tex to make complaint against the sleeping car company Fatal Fight Over a Woman Middlesboro Ky Oct l8In a fight over a woman in the outskirts of the town Mark Smith shot Tilman West three times killing him instantly Smith escaped to the mountains and officers have gone to arrest him Maddened ByTaunts Owingsville Ky OcL l8Because he was subject to fits and his play mates had taunted him Herbert Reed aged 18swallowed ammonia at his home on Millers creek He was saved by hard work by physicians Judge James A Burnam Dead Richmond Ky Oct l8ormer County Judge James A Burnam dies here at his home after a littering iJ ness He was 48 years of age and the taon of Judge Curtis F Burnam He is survived by his wife Newport Man Held Up Newport Ky Oct l8Henry Hess of this city reported to the police that he had been held up and sandbagged at the corner of Tenth street and Park avenue by two men who robbed hint of two new blankets Boggs Elected Moderator Louisville Ky Oct lSAt the open ing session of the annual meeting ol the Presbyterian Synod of Kentucky held here Rev S D BOggs of Cat lettsburg was elected Moderator rot the ensuing year Distiller Brown Dead Louisville Ky 6ct l8J T S Brown distiller and a leading spiri m Louisville commercial circles died as the result of hemorrhage of the brain There is nothing speculative ah list the fateof a banker who goes in fb speculation with other peoples money I lroLElMlonyAImTAII w ResQuality Established 1887 L tVY l A TY JIi t Yi J J I rur i n fj lStyIescof 1 t f t i c = A- f Is Known by Four Important Characteristics MM t 1 Superior quality of its goods 2 An eagerness for late styles and novelties II i 3 Always the lowest prices 4 Perfect service to its patrons dY 0 I THIS is the foundation of our business awl for 15 years we have held strictly to they above principles Thats why our store has grown to be the biggest and most popular in j l this town and thats why we have made a success fY g HAVING just returned from the market centers we are prepared to say that we have 0 A bought the finest and largest stock of Fall and Winter goods ever shown in this county This A includes a selection of new and stylishi > Dress Goods and Trimmings Furnishing Goods A l Clothing Shoes c 1j Remember our Fall Opening September 10th at which and each day thereafter we I will be glad to show you through our extensive line and give you prices cheaper than the f s TipTop M w Trecot Flannel all colors and all wool 25cents per yard Outings 5cts to 10cts per yard 1 f Best Calicoes 5cts per yard M lESpDnnt fail to jive us a call we can save youmoneya t Lowest Prices I THOS CHERRYBR- ODIIEAD Headquarters Perfect Service v V l1Jdadatfada adadcJfdfdJTcilfdlTa170170udl I f Y i 1 Rockcastle County Institutions tg l CITIZeNS i SJ 4 tQ IOF BRODIIEAD KY f m a1- J Offers to the a safe and conservative BBanking SystemQQ f OF Q IIndividual Firms and Corporations 5ollriled m Give uSyour business toll we a pleas QtiQ Pa 3 per cent interest on all of 100 CQ mor when left in the bank and not cheek Q Mpe t of six months V J HUTCHESON Casher tQ- t 1x BB > Blr > > jl B > > J3 > iONllAI Mr G M Ballard School Sup ¬ i biggesti men was withus this weekand we are proud to say he did not findany gapsdown among usMr M L Kelton went anything in election W Mullin of Henry county j visited her brother D C Pullins this week Also Mrs Johu Pearl I of London sister to D C was with themMr Harvey Chenault who has been on the sick list fo past six weeks has returned home l Richmond looking well Our old friend J H Sigmonf who has been confined to fur past 8 weeks withstomach trouble is no better There is some talk of another store biibg opened up in our little village in the nepr future Let the good wor go oUrWe have bten out so long we are almost ashamed to come again but being tied down with business and conld not look up the news and we hope our clever edito- will let us ofFand allow us a little srace to make a few remarks again 1postmaster of the patrons of the office here Mr US Berry the sorgum king has made up to this time 600 gallons as good as a biscuit wa ever pulled through D N Wil hams of Mt Vernon was here on business this weeek Paul Kidwell of thjs placehas moved to Copper c ik i1 r 3 KENTUCKY for Bargains b i1 m people ACCOUNTS jnarulttY deposits W timesMrs- J creek to ergege in the mercantile business The election is warming up and a lot of Independent being talked of heretile L W Bethurura and S D Lews spoke here Monday night and told us about the = approaching election a111 t JUA1L I IMore weddings are expected in i these tarts youThere has been more wheat sown in this part than ever before This weiie glad to I see for when our farmers turn their auction more to their farms balerr couutyDt Carpenter of Stan ¬ 11Mr Johne yond He leaves a wife and one child to mourn their loss The reo mains were lid to Test in the afterk ¬ noon services Rev John Elder a FULL OF TRAGIC MEANING As these lines from J H Sim ¬ whatr might have resulted from his ted ble cough if he had not taken the medicine about which hewrites j I had a fearful cough that dis- turbed i my s rest I tried ren I lieve it I took Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Cough and Colds which completely cured r pers mlne cures uu disease prevents grip and pneu monia at Mt Vernon Drug Co Guaranteed 50 eta and t Trial bollle free Jr + I Ii tyJLatesl H l y iVi I I I f l i 4 I roFinancial pp SQ more bsrseback1He from work until GOOCHLAND Rev James Baker filled his reg- ular ¬ appointment at Sycamore Sat- urday ¬ and SundayMisses Linda CoraI H Dooley is very sick at this writ ¬ lugblr and Mrs Mose Anglia of Berea visited parents on Big Hil Saturday > WB Harris and W J Swinford- of Morril were in Goocbland Fri- day ¬ on businessB C Martin of this plave has moved to Illinois to make his future homelIr Parkie Scott of Climax is very ill at this reIcoverMrs ¬ Gap visited friends at Double Lick SundayDr Jones and T L Jones of this place are visitin friends and relatives in Knox couaty this week PLANS TO GET RICH Are often fruslrted by sudden breaking down due to the dyspep ¬ sia or constipation Brace up and take Dr Kings New Life Pills They take out the materials which are clogging your energies and give you a new start Dure head MtVeruon ISheriff Howard of Bell county GmT Beckham for troops Jackk s i indicted fer the crime remains at large Gov Beckham wishes ad- vice from Judge Mess before acting fI t C r- T i v