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ILL SUBSCRIPTIONS CASH IN ADVANCh.
" , ' Since May 1, 1904, there have been lost in the
:,.f Panama Canal Zone 2,190 lives, o which number
1,219 were the result of accident, a) u he remain
der caused by sickness contracted by . ork on flic
canal. Moreover, 25,101 persons were injured at
the work, to say nothing of the 98,785 cases of ma
laria and 1.1G2 of typhoid. That is part of the cost
of the canal not measured or taken into account.
More lives have been sacriileed in construct nig 'the
canal than we're lost in the Revolutionary War, or
during the war of 1812 and the Mexican war com
bined. &Ut$
There la not even, an offlolul assertion that tho
cost of living has been reduced by the new tariff
but the Department of Commerce has issued a
statement admitting that tho imports of foodstuffs
were in value $24,000,000 in March, or $0,500,000
greater than in tho corresponding month last year
uhder the Payne tariff, while tho exports in the
same month were below $7,200,000 or $0,730,000 less
than a year ago. In other words, the farmers and
other food producers lost $13,200,000 in one month
by the new tariff without any gain to consumers.
The loss in reality was much more, as exports in
general were all of the time increasing under theJ
protective tariff and imports decreasing, while the
opposite is now the case.
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The President has uttered many pleasing phrases
about lifting the burdeiN from business. So far as
business men can .see the burdens have been made
heavier rather than lighter. As Judge Gary said
at the annual meeting of the United States Steel
Corporation, "We have many burdens to carry,
k particularly at this time; and some are very
heavy." with the Wilson tariff reducing the steel
plants to fifty or sixty per cent, of capacity, it
would seem as though the President's theory of
lifting the burdens from business men means to
take business away from these men. But the big
men on whose shoulders rest the burden of the
pay roll and the dividends find that the President's
methods and theories greatly increase their task.
SELLING OFF THEIR FLOORS.
A dispatch of .lime 5, from Pendleton, Ore., to
the New York Journal of Commerce, states that
many of tho largest sheep men of eastern Oregon,
unwilling further to cope with Free-Trade condi
tions, are selling off their flocks with the view of
giving up the wool raising industry, according to
the statement of a prominent Umatilla County
Jlockmasfcr, who had .just returned from a tour of
several counties. Four big sheep concerns in Crook
County alone are preparing to sell out their flocks,
according to the report brought there.
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ENOUaH FOR HER.
"So you have broken tlie eiijragomtMtf ' '
"Yos; I thought we wore souliimtt, lmt wo wero not."
"How's that?"
"Ho bogiiu to. talk about cooking nml dishwashing."
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EYE STRAIN
OR
VISUAL DEFICIENCY
Should be corrected at once. Gladly and willingly we will examine your
eyea and only prescribe glasses when the need is clearly present and
good results certain.
PRINCE'S TORIC LENSES
Are constructed and ground on the only scientifically correct optical
principles and can be obtained from no other establishment as wo
have no agents.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF MAIL ORDERS
And can duplicate lenses from even the smallest fragments. Our immense
stock enables us to replace broken parts at a moment's notice. All work
guaranteed.
Don't Visit Cincinnati Without Calling On Us
&.M.J
ttmee
OPTICIAN,
108 W. FOURTH ST.
CINCINNATI. O.
$15 FOR THIS
GENUINE
Victor-Victrola
PAY CASH FOR YOUR RECORDS
and Si per week on the Victrola and
we will place this machine in your
home. It has concealed sounding board,
modifying doors, tapering tune arm and
exhibition sound box.
NI?W WNE OF VICTROI,AS
$15, $25, 40, $50, $75, $100, $200
JftURPHY'S Jewelry Store.
ISrOTICE!
On account of the illness of our Mr. James M. Rains we desire to wind up the
mess of Rains Bros, and will thank all who owe the hrm to call and oetue.
We offer 12,000 Cotton Grain Sacks FOR SALK in any quantity FOR CASH.
(..A-IUST S BE.OS. PHONE 191
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ERING
BINDER
TWINE
The, smoothest and best twine on the market.
For Sale By
J. C. EVERETT & CO.
COUGHLIN&CO.
Livery, Feed
and Sales Stable
iiiili;'!WiSwJ.l!Iii'l
MRS. WINN'S
ADVIOETOWOMEN
Take LydiaE. Pi nkham's Veg
etable Compound and be
Restored to Health.
Kansas City Mo. "Tho doctors told
mo I would nover be a mother. Every
"jmonth tho pains
wero so bad that I
could not bear my
weight on ono foot.
I began taking Ly
dta E. Pinkham'a
Vogetablo Com
pound and had not
finished the first bot
tle when I folt
greatly relieved and
I took it until It
made me sound and
well, and I now have two fine baby
girls. I cannot praise Lydia E. Pink
hnm's Vegetable Compound too highly
for what it has dono for me. I always
speak a word In favor of your medicino
to other women who suffer when I have
an opportunity." Mrs. II. T. Winn,
1225 Freemont Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
ItcndWlintAnothcrWonian says:
Cumming, Ga. "I tell some suffer
ing woman every day of Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound and what it
has done for me. I could not eat or
sleep, had a bad stomach and was in
misery all the time. I could not do my
housework or walk any distance without
suffering great pain. I tried doctors'
medicines and different patent medi
cines but failed to get relief. My hus
band brought homo yourVegetable Com
pound and in two weeks I could cot any
thing, could sleep like a healthy baby,
and walk a longdistance without feeling
tired. I can highly recommend your
Vegetable Compound to women who
suffer as I did, and you are at liberty to
une this letter." Mrs. Charlie Bac
usy, R. 3. Cumming, Ga.
Threo days' trip to Mammoth Cave
for $12.15. Juno IS. L. & N. jlS
Having Decided to Retire From
Business, I Offer My
Stock at
Reduced Prices
BOTTLED IN BOND WHISKIES.
Old Taylor, full quart f .05
Bollo of Nelson, full quart .00
Lancaster, full quart 85
Mollwood, full quart 83
Old Sam White, full quart .70
Old CO, full quart, 8 years old 87
Sam Clay, full quart 83
Old Timo, full quart 84
Queon of Nolson, full quart 87
Van Hook, full quart 04
NOT BONDED.
Duffy's Malt Whisky, per bottle .00
3 Stir Hennessey Brand per bot. $1.80
Bock-Rye, por quart 75
WINES.
Port, per bottle 35
Sherry, per bottle 40
Olarct, per bottle .40
Puritan Belle, per bottle 50
Mumms Extra Dry, por pint 1.00
Cooks Imperial, per pint 85
WHISKIES IN THE WOOD.
$4.00 Whisky, 8 yrs. old, per gal.. .$3.50
$3.00 Whisky, 4 yrs. old, per gaL...2.oo
$1.00 Brandies, per gallon 3.50
$3.00 Brandies, per gallon 2.50
Mail orders promptly shipped.
Geo. Ml. Diener
208 Market St. Maysvlllo, Ky.
Dr. P. G. SMOOT
...General...
Praclitioner
Surnml Floor Mnnnnlo Trmple,
Third mid IMnrkctStierU,
Mnynvllltt, Kjr.
NmtIiiI Alleulloti to DLeiuw ofllir
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat.
IitiMenct, Hi K. ThlrU St Telephone
offlctSl, rtiltlenctl. Optcel.ou i, 10 io u
ft. tn,; 3 to 4 p. fi., 7 to 8 p. m. 8uwtuy$
by aipoliU"ton'
There would neer bo n'.iy divorces if
husband wero as well satisfied with
their wives as tliev aro with thoinsclve.
KENTUCKY DRUCKJISTS IN
SESSION.
About one hundred and twenty-uve
druggists of Kentucky, member of the
Kentucky Pharmaceutical Association,
opened their annual threo days' ses
sIoin in Lcxingti'.i Tuesday afternoon
EDWIN MATTHEWS
DENTIST.
ull4, flrl NnllmtHl Mnnb llulMInt
MAYNVII.I.K.HY.
LooM nd Lou I Otllce No. 655.
ANN OUNCEMENTS.
J'ORCONCJRKSS
We nrc nutlioriiiil to announce Hon. W.J.
I'ieliU ofCnrtir County ns a cniitlidate for re
election to Congress from the Ninth Distiict,
Niihjeit to tin- Democratic Primary to be liclil
on August 1st I'll I. He most respectfully mi
lii It- our si)Kirt.
Udnertakers,
Embalmers.
Automobiles
for Hire.
l'liiinn at.
Fresh Meats
IV. A. Wood & Bto.
Market Street. MnVSVILlC, K.
All kinds ot Kreuli Menu. Cusli pnld tor
butclnTi. atocjc, lilduM and tallow
MAX MIDDLEMAN
TRANSFER CO.
Transfer and General Hauling. We
make' a rpociulty of large contracts
OHice and barn lot) Kant Second
street. Phones 145 anil !228.
I M ': Brings Delight
Jj&r 111 if tho Pastry and Bread I
K BOLD MEDAL FLOUR
ftr'-H ' Your Grocer Can Supply Yau. 8
f ; ;(jold Medal Flour
' H. C. RUSSELL CO.,
CORN
BEANS
We have a good supply of
CUT SHORT,
LAZY WIFE and
HORTICULTURAL
All good ones.
15c a pint. v
C.P.DIETEBICH
&BRO.
PHONES 151 and 152
Graduation
AND
Wedding Presents!
M doot $92OTr?
oxr
Our stock consists
of the most elabo-
rate assortment of
exquisite articles.
Your inspection is
solicited. : : : : :
WHEN
TRAVELING
one often needs a refreshing 'nip'
and you can't always get it good
on the road. Take a bottle of our
famous Rye Whisky with you and
you will be well protected for the
journeywhether it be by land or
wator. This is the finest Whisky
ever distilled and is perfectly pure
and wholesome, and is recom
mended by physicians to their pa-
tients.
0. H. P. Thomas & Co.,
120-122 Market Street,
WAYSVILLE, - KENTUCKY.
Public Sale
Wo will sell at Public Xuctlon at 2
p m., Saturday Juno 20tb, tho Suburban
homo of Mr. D. A. Einniott, located on
the Maysvlllo and Geraantown turn
plko Just outsido tho city limits. This
is a nice two story framo house of
seven rooms with halls, bath and water
in tho house, also small house on cor
ner of lot that rents to good advantage,
together with about two acres of land.
There is a variety of fruit of aU kinds
on this place. A splendid place for
chicken raising and truck gardoning.
Mr. Emmitt has bought a farm and
moved his family to it, and has decided
to soil this very dosirablo home. With
tho extension of the street car line in
the West End, and the many improve
ments that are going on In this section!
of our city, we think we can see a fine
opportunity for an Investment in this
West End property. This homo will bo
sold or oasy tonus which will be an
nounced on day of sale. Here is your
chance to buy a nice homo, at your own
price.
TliosLEwan&Co
KllAL'WTAtf JC AMD LOAX AQXNTS,
JOHN W. PORTER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
I-t -.. Rmianit at.
MAYBVIT.T.V K
A competition for clicnpnet.8. ami not excel
lence of uorkmansliip, is the most frequeni
cause or the raiiiil tlecay ana entire destruction
of Hie teeth
G. M. WILLI A'MS,
DENTIST.
First National Bank Building.
Phnnno I llmilileiicu MO-W
rl'UIIKSj onip 3HS
Dr. TAULBEE
SURGEON
Special Altcntion Eye, Far,
Nose and Throat.
Suite 14
Titst National Bank Building.
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Art lt
B:S5 pr
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Dklly tExotoiBandk
ii. S. ELLIS. Aiceut.
Go to the New York
Store For
Real Values
Tho specials wo offered Inst Saturday filled our store all day
with delighted customers.
Wo are not Koin to wait until July to redtico our goods
- wo aro Roiiitf to reduce tliein while they nro in demand.
In this week, new 'Sin Crepes 15e they aro very senreo and
hard t I ml.
New I'iipie and Ttntlnn Skirts '.He.
Alio in, a new li'.ni of Just-rite. Corsets, tliu best fitting eor
set in Ameriea,
1'rlen flde up tn jj'J.IMI khI one.
MILLINERY. '
It Is surprising,' how many hats wo are still selling. People
look elsewhere mid buy from us,
.fLMH) Huts 08e.
MOO mid Hl.nn Hals 'H.tO.
NEW YORK STORE s- s"f;
Proprietor
-PHONE 071-
Is It Hot Enough
For You?
Doesn't this weather make you
want to live on the porch? Of
course, you want comfortab e
porch furniture. We have every
thing you need Benches,SwiDgs,
Chairs, Eockers and Hammock
Swings all new this season.
MclLVAIN, HUMPHREYS & KNOX,
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
Furniture Dealers.
207 Sutton Street. Phone 251). Maysville, Ky.
W a &";& wrs
fmmM
L.LANGEFELS
Modern Plumbing, Steam
and Hot Water Heating I
High quality ol Gas Work n Specialty.
liundltjOnly theBestof material, JJoalor
in Braaa Valvea and Fittings, Gas titoves
and liaugea, All Sizes of Sewer 1'ipe.
Maysville, Ky.
Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway.
Sabedule effedtlte lto.
:!0,1SIH. bubjeot tochtuif
without notice.
TKAINS LKAVK MAYSVILLK. KY
Kaitwaru
.ap ui.,8:ca p. m.,
lU.SDp. iu.iIMIy.
B'2Uh. m b:'M p. in.,
7Ar i. m.,weL-dyi.
ftHtllHirit
6. XI . ui 8.:w a. m.i
i 13 p. m., dully.
b:SOh. ui., 8:IU a, ra.,
wppk-ilnyi looki.
f. Ill it m..r1allv.loo&l.
W. W. WIKOFB". AB.
i CLEAN UP! PAINT UP!
S FOR GOOD PAINT GO TO
S THE RYDER PAINT STORES
Washburn's Enamel House Paint
''The Most Reliable"
5 We Are the Leaders in
S iJAllNia, WALL. fArCK JlU iLAii M
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This Week s Bargains
m Will Amn Demonstrate Our
Superiority in Value Giving
Through good fortune our buyers have
nsHCtublud a most varied aBsorlment of high
quality fashionable footwear at prices that
aro almost half their true worth.
Come Today!
.it bargains we havo on sale. You will then understand why we out-
in Mavsville.
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See thoe c
Boll nl' ouv s
SEE THESE WONDERFUL BARGAINS
MirfjiK.-i' P jtH-'ooT Sandals
S!." 1 2 to 2 flUo.
.- .rts 0 to 1 141)0.
Slaw 1 to .r--;M). i
Ladiea' JJuantiful Pumps and Oxfords in
all leathers. A'so Colonials with bright
or black buckles. $3. values. Salo Prion
is ,...., $1.99
Ladies' $2 Pumps and Button Oxfords
in Patont, Gun Metal and Velvet. Salo
Price '. 99c
T..n'u o.wl U.iiic.'. l?.illu.i. Snln 'I'nnnis
Oxfords, 75e value vSalo Price.. ..49cj
Men's Custom-made Shoes and Oxfords;
a largo asportment of style to please all
particular dreseers. Wo havo them in En
glish or the popular swing lasts in Tans
and Blackn. A $4 value. Sale price $2.99.
Men's Tan and Black Etk Ou'ing Shoes.
AIpo a full liuo of Men's Dress Shoes. A
big value at. . . 1.49
Ladies' now stylo Pumps and two straps
in Patent, Gun Aletal aud White Canvass.
$2 and $2.f0 grades. Sale price. . .$1.49
Men's $2.50 Oxfords now. .
..$1.69
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