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fCt vi xi 4 hi "Jvt T' r - 5ij ( i :t fc cm M ?M S "A P", w t. V mhli SPECIAL . - SALE on Athletic Men and Boys' JKneo Longth Union Suits Close-Crotch Nainsook. See Window Display. 50c a suit as long as they last. Also in samo window 35c Silk Sox 3 for $1, going at 25c a pair. Black, Blue, Grey, Tan, VVbito and Champaign. Geo. H. Frank & Co. Mavsville's Foirmost Clothiers. PUBLICLEDGEll Mr. II. S. L'llis was a business visitor in Cincinnati yesterday. ( Tinnfni W S Vn7nll a n lnmitiPSM vis- fr. James Buckley of Firo Company No. 1 spent Sunday In Cincinnati. Mr. Harry II. Calvort of Augusta was a business visitor in this city yester day. Mrs. J. A. Wright of AshlnMd was the guest of .Kcv. and Mrs. M. S. Clark on "West Second street yesterday. Little Miss Dorothy Tucker of Cov ington is tlio guest of hor aunt, Mbs Maggie Clooney on IJast Fourth street ' i " Mr. and Mrs. Hollio Ishmaol and son, " James, ar6 visiting friends a'ad rein tives in Indianapolis and Marion, lnd. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Rohmillor re turned homo Sunday night after a two weeks' visit in Covitogton and surround ing points. ' Mr. Berry Wilson of Lexington was the guest of his sister, Mrs. M. S. Clark of West Second streot Sunday and Monday. Nothing so annoys tho readiug public as tho discovery that an iwploasant ' story is uutruc. , GENERAL H. A. AXLINE DEAD. Zanesville, Ohio. rollowing an oper ation for a chronic ailment, performed five weeks ago, General II. A. Axline, Ohio G. A. K. commander 'to. 1D09, Ad jutant General of Ohio for four terms, and Ossistant Adjutant for two terms died Sunday morning at the Good Sa muritnu Hospital. ILL HEALTH CAUSES SUICIDE. """" "Augusta, Ky. Albert A. JIurm, CO, a well-known monument dealer of this city, committed suicide at his home l shooting himself in the head, llurm formerly resided in ClnciiAiati. but mov ed to Augusta boveral years ago. Ho i loft a letter which stated that ho was tired of a battlo with poor health and v had decided to end his life. ROOSEVELT BACK AT OYSTER BAY TODAY. Now York, May 18. Theodore Roosc velt's return journoy from tlio juggles of Brazil will torminato probably late tomorrow with his arrival at his home at Oyster Bay, Long Island. Ho is on tho Booth liner Aidan which, according to wireless reports received tonight, is duo at quarantine at 4 o'clock to morrow afternoon. But tively "4 - . .T" w ir PAIGE K.J.lQ..wa "3"-ntrlc LlhUif u4 tUrtimi-VllS HoJ.1 Br.on.lcV "2S" S-r.i. Mwtr Eltctrie Iiktla 4 taltlM-WS yfel K RSff tfllM & s. ii5 P fSr" sfill "Siifcsw S ""T I '-V 1 Bl'- si VEESMMmmmMmmmmmWmTmW mmw' jrzmifsmimmmmmaBjmwaBmjmrzzmm. WmW' mffTiffim i ii M-iiMif ffTiY iCTtt ihht. ..;:' m icj" j. ii i wvwmui I nmmmmWSk v WjCr m5WK 1, .?;'.; u- fo ,K&u. i7 Vjk ' ibd.OoO visited m. vBfWow. Wnahlntrton. Onn hundrod and twen- ty-nino thousand po'tsous tlliied W?iph- ismti's tomo at ..-cva cn.on . vj: acccrd-ng to reports t? ho Mccat Vernon Ladies association. That the mansion at Mount Vernon had "been re shingled only twice between IM3 nnd 1913 was rovealed 'to. the report of Su perintendent Dodge. TOBACCO GROWERS i Oivon Advlco on How to Do Away With the Wlro Worm. Washington. Tho extensivo damngo dono by tho so-called wlro worm in many tobacco states is best prevented by crop rotations, and by doiwg away with the weeds which are food for the uorm. Clean cultivation should bo prac ticed tho summor before tobacco is planted, thus making conditions unfav orablo for tho egg which hatches the wormj This is tho advlco of tho Unit ed States Department of Agriculture's imestigntors who estimate that the iliunngo done by tho worm amounts to fSUO,000 uiAiunlly in Virginia alone, and is nlso great hi other Kastcrn States r.iisiug tobacco. Tho department has just issued a bulletin, No. 78, on the subject, entitled "Tho So Called To bacco Wiro Worm in Virginia." BASEBALL RESLfLTS GAMES TODAY. Ohio Stato League. Ironton at Chilllcothc. Charleston at Maysvillc. ' Newport at Huntington. LexiMgton at Portsmouth. National League. Brooklyn at St. Louis. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at Pittsburg. American League. Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Now York. Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at Washington. YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Ohio Stato League. Maysvillo, 0; Charleston, ."5. Lexington, 1; Portsmouth, 5. Ironton, 1; Chillicothe, fl. Newport, 3; Huntington, 1. National League. Philadelphia, 2; Chicago, I. Bostcj, 4; Pittsburgh, 1. Now York, !j; Cincinnati, 10. Brookhn, 0; St. Louis, II. American League. Chiingn, 1; Philadelphia, 3. St. Louis, 4; Now York, '2. Detroit, 0; Boston, 2. Cle eland, 2j Washington, 3. STANDING OP THE CLUBS. Ohio Stato League., Wou Lost Iionton 11 7 P.O. .011 .502 .555 .526 .471 .471 .421 .375 P. C .562 .600 .593 .524 .524 .483 .423 .200 P. C. .079 .591 .560 .500 .478 .478 .393 .308 Portsmouth 0 Chillicothe 10 Charleston 10 Maysvillo ..8 Lexington 8 Huntington 8 Novi)Ort .-. . . C 7 8 $ 9 9 11 10 National League. Won Lost Pittsburgh . New York . Cincinnati . Brooklyn . Philadelphia ....15 12 10 11 11 8 8 11 10 10 13 15 1G St. Louis 14 Chicago 11 Boston 1 American League. Won Lost Detroit 19 9 Philadelphia 13 9 Washington 14' 11 St. Louis 13 13 Boston 11 12 Now York 11 , 12 Chicago 11 17 Cleveland 8 18 u Jfe.A. AYBE it is an old fashioned idea this notion of putting all the value possible into the. car itself and as little as possible into overhead expense- it has given the Paice a posi dominant position among care oi meaium pnee Ample capital for operating pur posesno bonded indebtedness no excessive capitalization no heavy overhead of any kind to be paid for. Just a full dollar of car value for every dollar of the selling price. Is it any wonder that the Paige is going to be oversold again this year in spite of increased produc tion? Tba Palg e-Dttroit Motor Car Co.. Detroit. Midi. Central Garage Co., Maysville, Ky. That littla girl of youra--slie'll soon be having her fciir "donp p cmd too, chs "Trill bo out-growing hor childish ways and you haven't had her picture taken since she was in long dresses. You don't exactly want to keep her as she is but you do want to keep tho mem ory. Brosee Tho Photographer In Your Town. EDWIN MATTHEWS DENTIST. nltf. FlratKrnllonHl Hunk IlnlldlnK. IMATNVII.L.E, HT. Iiocal and IiOdk I OfDoo No.555. Dlitanod Phonei f Ktildenoe Wo. 17 HUERTA TO QUIT Mexican Half-Breed Indian, Ty rant, Tiger and Murderer Says He Will Resign if Necessary Then Your Uncle Sam Will Bo "It" in Mexico Washington, May 18 General Huerta lias authorized tho Mexican meditation dolegatos to submit his resignation in case such a course is found necessary to a settlement ito the poaco negotiations. This was stated positively in dis patches today from a thoroughly com petent diplomatic source in Moxico City, to duo of tho foreign rgpreacuta. tives here and coufirms intimations giv en by friends of tho delegates hero ye" torday. According to this information from Mexico City, Gen. Huorta at first an authorized tho delegates to discuss only tho question of tho Tampioo conflict leading to the American occu pation of Vera Cruz. " Later tho Mexican dictator, it is ex plained, camo to recognize the neces sity of a broader settlement and then conveyed to tho delegates assurnncrr thnt ho was prepared to stop dom should this cdurso bo found necessary by them. Tho problem causing chief c(Aiccrii to diplomats in Mexico City now is that of tlio form of administration to be cs tablished during tho interregnum be. fore a constitutionally elected President could assume ofllcc. None Mentioned for Successor. No intimations concerning tho name of a possiblo successor to Huertii were contained in, tho dispatch, this ttubjee being ono in which it would be neces sary to consult tho opinion of tho con stitutionalists and other leaders in Mex ico. RIVER NEWS. Hiver 2C.-1 feet and falling. WEATHER REf 0RT TOEEOAST FOR KENTUCKY FAIR TUESDAY AND PROBABLY WEDNESDAY. MAYSVILLEPRODUGE MARKET Following are this morning's quota tlons on country produco, telephoned at 0 o'clock by tho E. L. Manchester Pro duce Company: Eggs 17c Butter 14c Ducks 8c Hens 14c Spring chickens 13c Old roosters 7c Geese 0c. Turkoys 13c CINCINNATI MARKETS Llvo Stock. Cincinnati, May 18. Receipts for the past 48hours aro as follows: Cattle, 21 4 j hogs, 38,37; sheep, M08. Cattle Activo at steady and strong prices. Shippers $7.50S.5O; butcher steors, oxtra $8.258.50, good to choice $7.258.15, common to fair $fl7.1o; heifers, oxtra $8.358.50, good to choico $7.758.25., Bully Bologna $0.357.10, extra $7.157.25, fat bulls $77.25. Calves Activo aud stronj; to 25c higher. Extra $10.75, fair ' to good $8.5010.50, common and largo $0.50 10.25. Hogs Activo; packors and Tjutchors 10c higher; light shippors and pigs 15c higher. Selected hoavy $8.1'08.75, mixed packors $8.058.70. Clipped Sheep Steady. Extra $5 5.10, good to, choico $4.004.90, com mon to fair $3.254.50, heavy fclieop $44.C5. ' v Clipped Lambs Steady? Extra $7.05 7.75, good to choico $7.257.C0, com mon to fair $5.757, spring Iambs $7 10.50. x Qraln. Whoat easy, 08'il9c; corn Arm, 7570j oatB steady, 414lc; rye firm, 0500c; hay stoady, timothy, $10 20. jfrovisious. Jutte steady, oggs Ami, prime ilrsta Wflrbts 1718, seconds 16: poultry M'l v-hWsl no 'A. mnntrernaH.iuw-3: i.umyjiumiieuB 'MMdSt. ."V. 1 TT-" .KttMA rflO . " tames S. Dawson & Co. Are in the Brick and Concrete Business. Fully prepared to do all kinds of brick and concrete work in the most substantial and artistic manner. Concrete blocks a specialty. Prices Reasonable, Esti- mates invited. Phone 170. ; Investors, Notice! Why shouldn't Maysville have a furniture factory? Persons who have investigated the proposi tion tell me there is a steady demand for kitchen I am offering for sale a plant that is equipped to manufacture same with practically no change in machinery. Can't Maysvillians buy this plant and con vert it into a factory of this sort and help to build up the town. J. R. DEVINE, Union Street. HARD-HITTING CUBS Dofcatod Charleston Yesterday By tha Scoro of G to 5. Ratliff Was Knocked Out of tho Box. After pitching phenomenal ball for five innings, nllowing only three men to fuco him nnd no ono getting past first baso in tho first four inni'.igs, nnd al lowing only two' hits to bo made oil his delivery tho first fivo rounds of the battlo, Ratliff "blew" in tho sixth uiul sovouth frames and allowed Mays villo a total of six runs, which were good for tho gamo. Shipo pitched the 'Inst two innings for tho Senators and did not allow a hit. Curtis Did a Llttlo Juggling Act With a Hot Liner Down Third, That Ap pealed to tho Bleachers. Linnio was on tho mound for tho locals and pitched nico ball, outside of tho first and oighth innings, when tho Senators bumped him for-a few hits and runs. Tho score follows: CHARLESTON AB R II PO A E Bittle, rf 4 2 2 0 0 0 Keating, 2b 4 0 0 2 7 0 Nutter, cf 3 1 2 1 0 0 Young, c 4 0 1 0 1 0 Wier, If 4 0 1 0 0 0 Wetzel, 3b 3 0 1 1 1 0 Carmony, lb.! 4 0 0 14 0 0 Hodge, ss .n 0 O 0 4 1 lintliff, p 2 0 0 0 0 1 Shipe, p 1 1 1 0 0 0 'Loako 1 1 1 0 0 0 TOTALS .33 5 9 21 13 'Batted for Ratliff in 8th inning. MAYSVILLE ABB IITOA E Badel, rf 4 2 2 0 0 0 ChapmaM, If 4 10 3 0 0 Curtis, 3b 4 0 2 3 1 1 Donovan, cf 3 11 G 0 0 Dioterich, 2b 4 M 4 5 0 Barrott, lb 3 0 2 8 2 0 Emory, 4 0 1 1 1 1 Mace, c 4 0 0 2 1 0 Linuie, p 3 I 1 1 5 0 TOTALS Innings Charleston Maysvillo . ....33 0 10 27 15 2 12345678 9 .10 0 0 0 0 0 3 15 .0 0000330 x 0 Summary: Two baso hits 'Bittle, Barrott, Loake. Thrco baso hits Nut ter, Shipe. Sacrifice hits Keating, Nut ter, Wetzel. Sacrifice fly Bittle. Stolon bases Wetzel, Badel. Baso on balls Off Ratliff, 1; Linnio, 1. Struck out By Ratliff, 0; by Linnio, 2. Baso hits 10 hits, 0 runs pff Ratliff in 7 innings. Left ovi bases Charleston. 0; Maysvillo, 5. Doublo plays Linnio to Dioterich to Emery. Passed balls Young. First bapo on errors Chnrlos ton, 2; Maysvillo, 1. Time 1:30. Um pire Jncqbs. ! ? ? ? t 1 ? f. RIGHT OFF THE BAT. j j j t ?im t j j j j Charleston is the attraction again this afternoon. Gamo called at 3:15 o'clock. The Lexington Colts passed through tho city yestorday en route to Ports mouth, where- they played yostordny. And Cincinnati dofoated Now York again yestorday. Only a little ovor ono game now separates them from first place. Today is "Ladles Day" nt Lenguo park and all tho ladies aro cordially in vltod out to watch tha Oubs put it on tho Senators. Beames will probably bo on the raoundjfor, the locals today. BTo has Tho Row Billy Sunday assisted Schaffor'in umpiring tho gamo botwctM Huntington and Newport at HuntWig ton yestorday. A largo crowd attend ed tho game. Manngcr Chapman last night sus piMdcd Pitchor Linson and Outfielder Nettor for two weeks in order to cut tho club players down to fourteen, ns is required by tho rules of tho league. Al Loako uent in to bat for RatlifT in tho eighth inning and got a nico two baggor. This was followed up by sev eral iuoro of tho Senators making hits, which woro good for n total of three runs and mado tho gamo interesting, and exciting. Pitcher Mcllvain, known as the only player in tho Ohio Stato who never talks, except on his fingers, is ill at Chillicothe. Ho could not accompany tho Babes on their trip to Charleston, but is expected to be nblo to retuiM to the gamo beforo long. With tho scoro standing 1 to 0 in favor of Charleston for fivo innings it looked ns if tho' Cubs were gofag to have a hard timo scoring, but you emi put it down in your little book that it tnkes moro than one run to beat Mays villo, Unless tho pitcher is a young Christy Matthowson or Walter John son. At tho rate tho Cubs nre now bat thig it looks as if somo of theso clubs around tho top had better "look a lecdlo oudt.i' Jimmy Carmony, formerly a member of tho local team, but now with Charles, ton, is not putting up tho clnss of ball that ho did in 1012-13 whe'a with our team in tho old Bluegrass League. The Charleston Gazetto has tho following concerning him: Carmony is said to havo threatened to quit tho team for having been recently given the ap propriate soubriquet "Alibi." It is not boliovod by tho fans that ho will jump the gamo after Quran's anklo gets right again. And if ho did well, there are two-sides to tho qucstiou. Mr. J. Tom Tiraborlako of Greenville, N. C is a visitor in this city. Mr. Tim berlako was ono of our most popular to bacco mon last winter and his many friends give him a hearty welcome. IIow'aTllUr WaotTerOne Hundred Dalian Kewsrdf or any cAieof Catarrh thatoannot be oured by Hall'i Catarrh Cure. F. J. OnENEY & CO. .Toledo.O. We, the underslgtfed,ha7ekaowQ F. J.Cheney (ortbelaitl5yeari,andbellevehlmperiectlyhon- orablelnall builneiltraniaotloniand financially abletooarryoutanyobllgatlonimadebyhliflrm. Waldino, Kimhak A Maiivin, Wholesale DrugRliti, Toledo, O. Hall'iCatarrh Cure li taken lnternally.aotlng llreotly upon tbebloodAnilmucoutsurtaoeiot the tyitem. Testimonials tent free, l'rlcu 76 oenti petbottle.- SoldbyallDruRgliu Take Hall's Family Plllstbroonstlpatlon. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WANTED. COLORED AGENT WANTED Benefit order. $100 to $300 monthly to hust ler. Writo quick. Address Box 7G, 400, Cincinnati, Ohio. 16-3t WANTED Cutter. Experienced hand preforrcd. Inquiro at tho shoo fac tory. SALESMEN WANTED Earn 4lu monthly. Expenses. Exporionco un necessary. Advertiso and tako or- ' dors from merchants for Smoking and Ckowitog tobacco, Oigarottos, Cigars otc. IIEMET COMPANY, Nw York. N. Y. my930t 0.00 to $12.00 WEEKLY PAID TO Mon and Women for working at homo during sparo timo. Send 10a silver for names of 40 firms supplying such work. DEE PUBLISHING CO., Do trolt, Mich. my6-lm JORRENT FOB KENT Furnished fiat of 5 rooms; water, gas, oloctricity, privato bath, dosirablo neighborhood, on car lino. Also cottago of four rooms with gas. Apply at this ofllco. 14-ui FOR SALE. FOR SALE Machinery for making brooms. Price reasonable. Gall on Earnost Purdon, Wood streot. 10-3t FOR SALE Housohold fuiaituro, privatoly. If not sold by 23rd will sell at auction. Ohas. Owons, Front and Marget streets. 15-tt LOST. LOST Pair gold framed spoctaclea in black case, Somewhoro between Llino stono' and Wood street on Forest avo nue. Pleo rotarn to Dato Brown in ----- i , . r .1 rKwmiuM mraiwraMK May Sale at Hoeflioh's M I A backward spring has delayed the sale of Wash Goods. To hnrrv t1MTi tlipse .ire n. fpw of the trulv Orent Efirpninq To hurry them these are a few we are offering. Traces at 2c, 5c and 10c yard, about half price. Crepes and Wash Goods at 15c that will please you. At 19c Ratines and Crepes, always sold at 25c. 25c buys lovely Crepes, Voiles, Tissues, Mulls, etc. A few exclusive patterns in Silks, Crepe de Chenes, etc., at reduced prices. Curtain Goods at 10c a yard, very much of a bargain. 98c buys Lace Curtains worth $1.25 and $1.50 pair. Very Special Bargain for a few days onlya seamless Brussels Rug $io. Never offered at price before. This store is full of desirable goods and you are asked to call and see them. R05ERT L. H0EFLICH 211 and 213 MARKET STREET. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII 3 INTEREST By starting a savings account with this Trust Company wilh ONE DOLLAR and depositing one dollar each week, the follow ing table shows you what you will have to your credit at the end of each year, including our payment of 3 compound interest. lBt $ 52.77 2nd 106.09 3rd 162.80 4th 220.38 5th 270.70 6th ...K 340.80 7th 403.87 8th .... 463.78 0th ....i 535.02 10th '. 004.48 UNION TRUST & SAVINGS CO., MAYSVILLE, KY. New Summer Dishes Just received Tuna Fish, makes delicious salad, better than salmon. Monarch Olive Salad, is a combination of Olives, Pimentos, and Celery, makes the finest sand wiches. Try the new desert, Bryn AJawr Cream Frappe. ' Fancy New York Cream and Pimento Cheese. J. C. CABLI8H & BRO. Quality Grocers. Phone 230. COUOHLIN & CO. Livery, Feed and Sales Stable Undertakers, Automobiles Embalmers. For Hire. I'hoii31. DII1IIIIIIH1I11IIHII1III1IIII1IIIUIH 1 Style Would you wear a ht that w&s bought 5 or 6 years 5 ago? Tbat ol aucmnn furniture you hav- stored away in the attic, would y-u brirjg it back -md put it in your bear, rooms? Would you have anything in your house that ia a back number? Why then do you continue to S use those old, out o -date fixtures that spoil the appear 5 ance o your -whole bouse. 5 We have a nice line of up-to-date fixtures that are in style. Somo complPte eets with a fixture fo - every 3 room at a surprisingly low price that will eave you the S trouble of selecting fixtures separately. While doing your Spring housecleaning, call at our showroom and select some styish up-to-date flxt res tnat will acoDomizs your ugui, um uu wubu kuojt wo m S installed you will see that this is what you need to J make your house look like it should. I ELECTRIC SHOPJ 5 G. A. HILL & BRO., Props. 1 tttt a-M ciiixxixxsKmTmJTITiTTTTTSTTTTTTTym? -f S ?xxxxTxxxxx5xixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx fi i S ft isoet value I Your Monev This store is the home of good jj! clothes and men's furnishings-every-i t J thing you need-all guaranteed. - J jj ft We have the best shoes made.l w. This tact is well established by tlie it proof furnished by the men that if p.nmo. bnck for the same shoes. Just I It fmr o noir nC S the satisfaction and pleasure that is yours by w aring the RIGHT kind of shoes. I J WESLEY LKUl, i THE GOOD CLOTHES MAN. of the truly Great Bargains llth $ 675.35 , 12th r48.40' 13th 823.70.H . 14th 001.33 15th 981.27 10th 1063.01 17th 1148.44 18th 1235.81 19th 1325.88 20th 1418.05 Hold It Up To Praise as you certainly must, after sampling our oxcoptionally fino Byo Whisky. Every connoissuer of good, pure and wholcsomo Eyo makes this brand his favorlto aftor tho first trial, because it pleases his palato nnd never gives him a headache. Wo are soliciting family trade and know that ev y house should havo a bottle of this Bye in case of emorgoncy. 0. H. P. Thomas & Co., 120-122 Market Street, MAYSVILLE, - - KENTUCKY. ror - .. . . til IL. nnr slinks nnfl Irnnw H? ecinrt and Harkfit s'trittt. 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