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FRANK HARPER, Editor
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lubtcrlptlon Rate fl.EO per yr.a
6 MONUMENT SQUARE
MOUNT VERNON, OHIO
Entered nt tbo Mt. Vernon, O., post
ftlce aa Becond class mall matter.
W1ILESS
message Received By Mr.
liyait In This City
Was Correct Says Tlie Oper
ator At New Orleans
More Messages Picked Up
Saturday Night
Mr. Bert Hyatt, whoso experi
ments nt lils wlrolcss tolograph
Btntlon In tho oast end of Mt. Ver
non, have bopn most ouccosaful, re
colved a lotter Saturday night from
George S. Davis, cblof oporaior at
Now Orleans, I-a., to the effect that
tho wireless mesago which Mr. Hyatt
recently received at hln station In
'this city, a copy of which was sont
to Mr, DavlB, was absolutely correct
and congratulated Mr. Hyatt In be
ing able to recclvo messages nt his
station in this city. Mr. Davis stat
ed thnt tho mes8ago sont out from
Now Orleans, which Mr. Hyatt pick
ed up, was sent to San Antonio,
Cuba, to bo sunt from thoro to Li
nton, Costn Rica. Mr. Davis furthor
stated that many of their messages
bad ben picked up at Omaha ami
Chicago and as far away as 1'orlland,
Oregon, nnd frequently 1,000 miles
to sea.
On Saturday oventng Mr. Hyatt
accomplished hoiiio more successful
experiments nt his station, picking
up n mersngu from Savannah, (5a., to
Tampa, FJorlda and lator .In the
evening he picked up a message from
Wisconsin to a point In, Michigan,
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EVANGELIST
Lowe Begins His Work At
Baptist Church
Rev. C. T. Ixwo. Alio ovnngollst,
will speak at tho llnptlst church to
night on "Dry Rones", and a special
invitation Is extended to men to be
present, Rev. Aitliur C. Smith mot
tho Juvenile chouiH thin afternoon;
tills evening at C: 15 i.o will moot
tho regular choruu, A hearty wel
oomo Is extruded to nil to sliaro In
tho splendid work now In progress.
UNCLAIMED MAIL
The following lottoro remain un
claimed In tho Mt. Vernon poBtofuca;
Advertised In tho Dally Dnnnur.
To avoid delay in dellvory, Iiavo
your mull addressed to utioot and
numbor, 1. O. box or cuuoral dellv
ory. French, Alburt
vfSrnnt, Mr. Man'
Haywood, Mr.
Wlloiaft, II. 0.
Wolveftou, Mih. John
Sheridan tl. Dowdn, l M.
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RAISE
The Price Of Gas In Village
Oi Butler
A dlwttch from Butler says
Waiijht & I.ovorlug havo raised tho
prlw of una from 18 to 20 net,
dating from Jan.. 1. Thoy aio pro-
paring to put down another well on
the Lnp farm south of town.
The regular mooting ofg tho
Knox county branch of tho Humane
Society will meet Tuesday cxvenlng,
January 11, In the office of Capt, M.
M, Murphy. A full atlondnnco Is
desired.
IAL
Services Conducted By Joe
Hooker Post, G. A. R,
In Memory Of Comrades Who
Have Been Coiled
By The Great Commander
Buring The Year
Sixteen Comrades Answer The
Final Summons
And Record Of Each Is Read
By The Adjutant
Doautlful nnd Imprcslvo momorlal
services woro conducted by tho mem
bers of Joo Hooker Post, No. 2MG.
A. R In their hall Sunday after,
noon at 2 o'clock in memory of thoso
membors of tho post who havo died
during tho yenr 1900. The nail was
filled with tho mcmborB of tho post
and tho Reliof corps and friends and
relatives of tho deceased.
Tho services opened with a song,
"Fruits of Victory", by a quartette
composed of Mrs. Cnrrlo Tllton, Miss
I,uolla Mitchell, Dr. Colvlllo and B.
D. Horron.
Prayer Chaplain Koeno.
Reading tho 90th psalm.
Song, "Wrapped In the Mnntlo SI
lonco nnd Prayer" Quartotto.
Tho record of the 10 comrades
who passed away during tho year as
follows:
Aloir.o .Tncobs Prlvato Co, I, 2nd
Ohio henvy nrtlllory volunteers. Died
January 21 ,1909,
Bonjumln Jones Prlvato Co. A,
10th regiment Ohio Calvary volun
teers. DIod Fobruary 0, 1909.
James Clark Armstrong Prlvato
Co. A, Ofith reglniont Ohio volun
teers. Died April l'C ,1909.
Alonzo Condlt Prlvato Co. K,
185 O. V. I. DIod May 14, 1909.
Captain Harrison Stcphon Co.
V, 121st regiment O. V .1. Died Ma,y
fi, 1909.
Captain William Macfnddon Co,
C GO Now York V. I. Died May 20,
1909.
Ralph F. Bingham Co. II 2nd
roglment California Calvary Volun
teers, Died March 30, 1909.
1 Charles Roctor Co. I, 2nd regi
ment Ohio heavy artillery. Died
August 2. 1909.
Wilson V, Rcodor Prlvato Co.
A, 194th regiment O. V. Ir Died Oct.
G, 1909.
Hugh IvuudorbnuRh Prlvato Co.
A, DOth roglmout O. V. I. DIodOct.
lfi, 1909.
Philander CI11193 Lano Private
Co. K, 142nd regiment O. V. I. DIod
Oct. 18 ,1900.
Joseph Kllno Prlvato Co. A, 20th
reglniont O. V. I. DIod Oct. 24, 1909.
Waltor U Vance Prlvato 22nd
battiillluu O. N. Q. DIod December
11, 1909.
John J. Scrlbnor Prlvato Co, II,
70th O. V. I. Died December 31,
1909.
Sanford Murphy Co. 3, 23rd
regiment Now Jorscey V. I. DIod
Ducombor 23, 1909.
Roburt Blithe Prlvato Co. B.
I lth roglmout icgular V. I. Died
December 28, 1909.
Tho war iccord of tho abovo nam
ed comrades woro road by Adjutant
dooigo fi. Hnrtor, nnd nftor each
record iho roll of tho drum wns
soundod by John Bunnell.
Short sketches wero read by Mrs.
Mary P. Scott, Edward M. Wright.
Capt. O. tJ. Daniels, Mis. Cloorgo II.
Hoard nnd Post Commander Murphy,
followed by taps on tho buglo by
D. C Stono Jr.
An nddicia was thou glvriu by Ad
utant GoortU) Hnrtor followed by tin
Dnxolotty and Iho bonodlctlon.
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A uon was born to Mr. and Mrs
Junius McGlbnoy, who roildo on the
Syulinr road, Sunday morning.
FOR SAIE Driving mare. City
broke, Safe, sound nnd upoody. In-
(lulio 015 W. Gambler street. Bell
phono 220-R.
MEMOR
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REVIVAL SERVICES .
At Tiio Mulberry Street Methodist
Protestant Church
Our epoclal revival oervlcea began
yesterday and thoro will bo evange
listic services each evening this wock
except Saturday evening. A good re
vival spirit has been manifested in
all our meetings for sovoral months
past and with this spirit with which
to begin, wo are anticipating good
meetings each evening and a great
awakening In general. Wo urge tho
membors of the church and Invite all
others who will do so so arrange
their business and their social func
tions that they can be prcsont at
each sorvlco. Nothing but our best
will satisfy God. Thoro Is great need
of definite work being done and suc
cess in soul winning depends upon
entlro consecration, prayer, porsonnl
work and tho power of tho Holy
Spirit. Our general theme is "Come
and Lot Us Reason Togothor." The
subject for this evonlng Is "Conse
cration for Personal Work."
All aro Invited to como nnd par
ticipate In this "Campaign of Evan
gelism." J. T. Black
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OBITUARY
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Tho Wright Funeral
Tho funeral of tho late Orlcy
Wright, who dlod at tho Fultz hotel
Saturday morning, will occur Tues
day aftornoon at the homo on West
Gnmblor street at ono o'clock, Rev.
G. A. Rcedcr officiating. Interment
will bo mado In Mound VIow cemo
tory. Robert Patrick
Robert Patrick, tho threo months'
old boh of Mr. nnd Mrs. Goorgo Pat
rick of near Democracy, died Satur
day afternoon nt tnreo o'clock of
Inflammation of tho bowels. Funeral
Monday morning at 11 o'clock nnd in
tormont In tho Blglow cometory.
Patrick J. Smith
Miss Mnryk Purcel arrived home
Monday from Rocliollo, III,, where
she had gono to attend tho funeral
of her great undo, Patrick J. Smith,
a former resident of Mt. Vernon and
well known by some of tho oldor
residents. Mr. Smith loft Mt. Vor
non about 4G yoars ago. Tho do-
ceased wns a cousin of tho late J
W. Smith of near Gambler and n
brother of ths lato Mrs. Condley
Boylo. Tho deccasod wns born In
Iroland In 1832 and cnmo.to America
In tho yoar 1852. Ho was united In
marrlngo In Mt. Vernon In the year
1805 to Miss Mary Dalton, a slstor
of Mrs. Danlol Hayes of Coshocton
nvonuo and also a slstor of Mrs.
John Purcoll, now deceased. Threo
chlldron wero born to thorn, but only
ono survives, Mr. John Smith of
Rocliollo, 111., Tho funoral and ln
torraouc occurred In Rocliollo.
Mrs. Joseph Sproulo
Mrs. Mary Mitchell Sproulo, wifo
of Mr. JoBoph Sproulo, dlod at her
homo on East Gambler stroet at 8
o'clock Sunday morning of heart
fnlluro following tin attnek of pnou
monla of two weeks' duration. The
docoascd was 70 years of ago. During
her young womanhood sho taught
school In Groen Valloy. Mansllcld
nnd Mt. Vernon. On August 15,
1875, sho was married to Mr.
Sproulo. Tho funoral Borvlco will bo
conductod nt the Gny Streot M. 13.
church, of which the deccasod was
an actlvo member, Tuesday after
noon nt 2:30 o'clock by Rov. G. A.
Rcodor. For an hour prior to the
sorvlco, tho body will Ho In stato at
the church whoro It may bo viowod
by friends.
Bank Officers Klcctvd
At it meeting of the stockholders
of the Guaranty Savings Bank &.
Trust company hold Monday aftor
noon theso directors wero oloctod for
the yoar: F. V. Owon, J. B. Morton,
Wllllnm Wolsh, G. K. McCulloy, U
W. Drake, T. C. Canning, Ed, Dover,
Frhuk I.,. Young, J, N. Braddunk, It.
M, Crojr.
Tho dlroctors oloctod these of
flijors: Presldont F. V, Owen.
Vice Presldont William Wolsh.
,'Spcrotary and Cashier William
U. Grant.
Assistant, Cnshlor Mabel McFar-land.
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The Second
Black Dress Goods
$1.50 Black dress goods 98c
$1.00 Black dress goods 69c
75c Black dress goods 49c
50c Black dress goods 39c
Flannelettes
15c Flannelettes 10c
q 12 Jc Flannelettes 8c
m 8c Flannelettes 6c
Sheets
81x70 bleached sheets
39c
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$e$6e$e$ee$e$e6$$$d$ee$$ao$9
SHORT LOCALS
Butter 30c. ouch 34c.
Miss Olllo Carlisle of Gambler was
a visitor In tho city this afternoon.
Col. and Mrs. LeRoy G. Hunt re
turned this afternoon from Califor
nia. Dr. C. K. Conard went to Amity
Monday morning on professional
business. '
For good clothes go to Lurle's tf
Mrs. John h. Hamirond of Mill
wood spent Monday In Mt. Vornon,
tho guest of friends and relatives.
Legitimate ono fourth off salo Is
now going on at Lurle's. tr
Mr. II. L Castllo of Gambler spont
Sunday in Danvlllo, tho guest of
friends.
For logltlmato prices go to Lurle's
Clothing Co tf
Miss Taylor of Gamblor loft Mon
day morning for Wisconsin, whore
Bho will remain for sovoral weeks.
Como! Comol Attend tho admin
istrator salo for bargains at Back's
furnlturo storo, West Gambler St If
Miss Corota Smlthhlslor Is spend
Ing several daws at Howard, tho
guest of frlonds and relatives.
Mr. William H. Clarko, returned
Sunday evonlng to Flint, Michigan,
after a threo weoks' visit with rela
tlvc3 In Mt. Vornon.
Mr. Josoph Dolgouffro was takon
from 109 West Front stroet to No.
810 West Front Street Sunday aftor
noon In Chappolcar and Co's. ambu
Innco. Kokoslng Co. No. 71, U. R. K. of
P. will glvo n dnnco In their armory
Tuesday ovonlng Jnnunry 11. Music
by Wright Saxaphono Trio. Admis
sion 75conts.
MrsJ. . II. Phillips and daughtors
Holla and Esthor, returned Monday
to tholr nomo In Joanotto. Pn aftor
visiting with frlonds nnd relatives In
this citv.
Mrs. Dolbert was removed from
110 West Chestnut stroet to tho
homo of Dr. nnd Mrs. F. C. Larlmoro
on North Main streot Sunday aftor
noon In Chappoloar and Co's. am
bulance. Mr. Reuben Woollson of Oamblor
who has for tho past sovoral weoks
bcon 111 of appendicitis, was takon
to tho Mt. Carmol hospital In Co
lumbuB Monday noon to undergo nn
oporntlon.
A bobsled load of young peoplo
from Danvlllo wont to tho homo of
Mr, nlul Mrs. Albort Whitney, who
reBlds near that plnco, Saturday
ovonlng whore thoy wore entortnlnod
with nn oyster suppor. About twenty
wero In tho party.
CLEARANCE SALE
GOES ON
Week of Big Savings In All Departments
Colored Dress Goods
75c Colored dress goods 49c
$1.00 Colored dress goods 69c
$1.25 Colored dress goods 79o
$1.50 Colored dress goods 98o
Domestics
36-in. brown muslin 5c
36-in. bleached muslin. .7c
All best calico 5c
Underwear
Two big tables at
Half Price
Annual Report
At St. Vincent do Paul's Catholic
church Sunday morning, Rov. L. W.
Mulhane presented tbo financial
statomont of tho church for the year
1909, showing total receipts of $21,-
018.32 and expenditures of $18,922
37.
I' will close out my entire
stock of livery at public auc
tion at my stables, 105 West
Front St., Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
on.
Saturday, Jan. 15,
consisting of good driving
horses, carriages, buggies,
phaetons, runabouts, sleds,
sleighs, harness, robes, dust-
013 otc
Sale to begin at' 12:30 o'
clock standard time.
J. E. SEYMOUR,
Prop.
RUSSELL SELLERS,
AUCTIONEER,
WESTEEH GARABi
WhaM.J.HllMhoGreutRMIroadMscnnlci
Scya About Its W.'iont-Produclng Pcwor
Tho ivntiyt nrol tit thU country
(WUIVl II UtUll1! Ill in'wut l (THU III- ,
uon or ti.o nil in v rr
K iml v lu?trt'
pul.icjf nt i rthpT,, Iho
tlujo vt our prouaiMMico
us n whi ut (iori i nu
t'oanrjr uro roup, i" 'n
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whontcouniry.'
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unto ta c .Liittfp iV..uUu:o
of tho fttttmflon ljr rx-,
triiAli rnllu uy lml'il-
iJifj1mit ii't -ionr u iicius
u.xjwm tn )t,9icriii..uifia.i.
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$1 J"it IininivtviuSt of lUOnrrro.
mm nujoiinnir iri-riniiuoii-4i i
JDOtirrtiHlut v3 tirrnfrnt, uro to
bu luul la thu fltoIn-Bt tllttrk la.
Pctmoti convenient, rlimnln
oxeUcnt, hoII tin try lvrit
rnllnnyrt rlono nt linncl, IntlUI
luif lumlHT thoai. fui 1 ensy to'
jrrt- nun rrasttuuio in iniity
fanuhiif it Hiutt'hH. Writii to
liont iilm ii fnr AttlHt nirtnt. nitrlotsi1
wurr ruftitr incurnii uiixiu
lictt plmo for tltl( nipiit, htt tiers'
tow rilhvny rnt(M, dfnorijulto IJIuh
low ri
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vn ui'pllcatlftni, umt rt her inrorma-
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Uo cr union; Aont.
II. M. WILUAMS,
413(ttirtlnLr Hide,
Toledo. Ohio
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Toweling
12c bleached toweling 9c
8c crash toweling .6c
10c buck towels 7c
Table Linen
50c mercerized linen
39c
wait Co.
MANY GARMENTS
o ! en the Dollar
At
Jatfy Clean-Op Sale
For the second week of our clean-up sale we will
oiler some of the greatest, values to the shopping
public that we have ever offered in our history which
is saying a great deal.
Suits, overcoats, pants, boys' suits, hats, caps,
shoes, ladies' and men's furnishings were never so
cheap as you will find them at this clean-up sale.
Qualities were never better and assortments are
larger than at any previous sale.
THE GREATEST SHOE CLEAN-UP EVER
GATHERED UNDER ONE ROOF
200 pairs men's $4 and $5 shoes $2.98
500 pairs men's $3 and $3.50 shoes 2.25
500 pairs men's $2.50 shoes . . 1.75
600 pairs men's $2 shoes 1.40
250 pairs men's $4 and $5 shoes odds and onds 2.50
All $3.50 men's Elk shoes 2.50
All $3.50 ladies' shoes 2.80
All $3.00 ladies' shoes 2.25
All $2.50 ladies' shoes 75
All $2.00 ladies' shoes
All children's shoes $1.25
All 25c ladles' undorwoar ...,15c
All men's llccccd underwear, ,38c
All men's GOc shirts 25c
All men's $1 coat sweaters,. 48c
All men's GOc tlc3 15c
All mon's 25e gloves 10c
All men's 10c socks 4c
All Indies' 15c stockings .... 6c
Don't miss this opportunity,
last until all goods arc sold.
UVim'd Low KentPrcescTuLv:n;sa"d
Row J. II. Long dollvorod the
ovonlng sermon In tho Danvlllo RI.
E. church Sunday In tho placo of
Hov. Shook, tho regular pastor.
Profosor J. n. McCoullough has
returned to Mnrtlnsburg after n sev
eral weeks' trip through tho south
ern states. v
Prof. Halph Heed has resumed his
duties as principal of tho Martlns
burg public schools aftor a several
days' vacation.
Mr. C. C. JlcKnown of East Chest
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S. Main Between Oambier and Front
JAN. 10 to 16
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Fancy Dress Goods
50c Fancy dress goods 350
25c Sheppard checks 1 2MG
I212C Plaid Suitings BO
10c Cotton cliallies ' 0c
Ginghams
12y2c seersuckers 10c 9
10c dress ginghams 8c
15c fancy madras 8c ft
Blankets
Wool and cotton blankets
1-4 Off
Our
1.35 2
and $3.50 values. . . 85c
All children's 15c and 25c
stockings 8c
All canvas gloves at Sc
All 50c suspocders 29c
All 25c suopondors .., 16c'
All ?2 pantn "5
A I" $1.50 pants 9R&
All mon's $1 pants 0'jo
This sale will
nut stroet loft Monday morning for
Canton, whoro he will attend to somo
matters of business.
Hon. S. It. Gotshall, representa
tive from Knox county, returned to
Columbus Monday afternoon aftor
spending Sunday with his family, la
Mt Vernon.
Coal; all kinds of coal, tiio best
and cheapest in town. Prompt de
livery. 'Cull up City Iro Delivery
Co., both 'phones, Dull 81 R, CltUen
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