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MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY, MONDAY. AUGUST 3, 1014.
ONE COPY ONE CENT.
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Suvcnth . . 8,8!!!' 7,021 2,!Sl
Kightli . .. '"..SHO 3,205 11,118
Nintl B.IMS 4,145 1,077
Tontli .... 2,128 UK! 1,210
Eleventh .. 3.000 1,112 4fi:t
Smith's typist wore tlui.se lacy waists
Ami skirts like giiaze but Uglier
I said to Smith: "I see you have
A visible typewriter.
BECKHAM WINS
Senatorial Nomina ion By
Safe Vote Over S anley
McCreary N it In It
Former Governor A. f. Willson Ap
pears To Be In Lead For Re
publican Nomination
Totals
00,215 57,(128 17,250
Following is the total vote of Mason
county for Senntor ami Congressman:
TJ. S. Senator ong Term.
H. P. Krnst 'm
Jii.ll. WilUoti .' "s
i:. F. Mel.auKhlin
J. C. Beckham ?iS2
A. O. Stanley 8117
.1. B. McCreary 50
U. S Senator Short Term.
H. D. Fitzpatrii-k- 57
YV. XI. Bullitt :W5
Johnson X. Caimleu 801
Bennett II. Young 220
D. 11. Smith '"
Congress,
W. .1. Kiel.l S07
J. Hoe Young 1 "4
J. S. Haley 8"
J. 1. llancy .258
J. W. Perry -. .' s
,11. Gleu Ireland M:
George Osborne "7
Progressives for If. S. Senator Mr.
.lolly poled about M votes while Mr.
Vance polled 0.
GOVERNOR WILLSON DEFEATS
. ERNST.
Former Governor A. K. Willson on the
face of the returns, has a big lead over
It. V. Ernst, of Covington, for the long
term Republican nomination ami Mar
shall Bullitt of Louisville apparently
has won his race fur the short term
nomination.
Senatorial Fight.
The result of the long term fight:
Districts Beckham Stanley MeCr-ary
rirst o,:io:t 5,o:u l.sso
Second . .. ,707 10,750 XI 1
Third .... 8,:ilO 4,700 408
Fourth .... 8,:i00 (1,400 02.'l
Fifth 4,2.11 7,107 2.S1C,
Sixth :i,175 7,5:t5 1,375 .
Louisville, Ky August 2. In a
stnteinent given out here tonight Gen
eral Percy Haley says that J. C W.
Beckham carried eight out of the eleven
Congressional districts, winning the
nomination for (lie long term Senator
ship over Hon. A. O. Stanley from an
8,000 to 10,000 majority. The vote in
the county precincts, General Haley
said, was about forty per cent of the
normal and in the cities about seventy
live per cent.
According to General Haley, Beck
ham carried ninety-one out of the 120
counties, McCreary, four, and Stanley
tlio remainder.
Senator .lohnson N. Camden has beer,
nominated for the short term by a ma
jority over both his competitors so
large that the race was lost sight of in
the closer tight between Beckham an I
Stanley. He received in many counties
)( the State almost the solid Demo
cratie vote, his opponents showing
strength only in their home district"
and General Young lost his to Mr. Ca
den by a small majority.
WAR SWEEPS
ALL EUROPE
Russia Invades Germany-Germany
Inyades France
England in the Fray
MRS. WOODWARD HONORED
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Now England Selects a Toaclior South
of tlio Mason and Dixon Lino.
TITANI CONTEST IN WHICH IS SlEN
THE HAND OF BOD
CALEB POWERS
Carries Fourteen Out of Fifteen Coun
ties in tho Eloventli.
Barbourville, Ky., Aug 1 Caleb Pow
ers wins the Itepublicau nomination lor
Congress in the Kleventh district, he
having carried fourteen out of fifteen
roti ii tie.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wMi to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the friends, neighbors and
street railway company for tho court
esy shown our mother, Mrs. Hill, during
the recent accident.
THE CHILDREN'.
London, England, August 2. Ger
many, having invaded Franco, it is folt
In London that the time for action on
tho part of England has arrived.
Thoro i3 reason to boliovo that at tho
cabinet meeting today preparations
wore cotnplotcd for such instant action
as tho circumstances may domand.
Tlio naval reservists wero called out
at 4:30 this afternoon. This action con
firms tho beliof that tho British Govern
ment is roady to take its part in tho
strugglo.
Closo observers in London could not
fail to bo impressed with tho fact that
somothing tremendous was happonlng.
Short of actual mobilization tho gov
ernment is taking all necessary stops
to meot a situation unprecedented in
'ho nation's history.
DOVER VOTED IN FAVOR OF
SCHOOL TAX.
In Saturdays election in the Dover
School district the vote was in favor of
the school tax of 15 cents and L. T. Vo
was elected Trustee.
MEETING OF 0. V. B. M.
The C. V. B. M. Society of the Chris
thin Church will meet this evening at
7:110 o'clock with Mrs. L. M. Mills on
Front street.
BOARD MEETING
There will be a Board meeting at the
City Mission rooms tomorrow afternoon
at o'elock. ' "f$
Russians Invades Germany.
Berlin, Germany, August 2. A Rus
sian column, with artillery, has cross
ed tho German frontier at Schwlndcn,
southeast of Blalla.
Two squadrons of Russian cossacks
are riding in tho direction of Johannes
burg, in East Prussia, fifteen miles from
tho frontier.
Tho many friends of Mrs. Isaac
Woodward in this city and county, will
bo glad to hear of her successful eareoi
In tho East.
Mrs. Elizabeth Woodward, the widow
of tho lato Isaac 'Woodward, matricul
ntcd in Columbia University shortly
nfter tho death of her husband about
two years ago.
Last wek tho president of the State
Normal School of Massachusetts went
down to tho University to select a head
for tho Department of Education in
his school. After interviewing both
men and women from all over tho Unit
ed States, ho solected Mrs. Woodward.
Tho Faculty of the University is very
much pleased over the fact that :i South
em woinnn was chosen. It is not only
evidence that all prejudice between the
North and South is forgotten, but that
in tho land of the Puritans, Southeri.
women are coping with Northern men
ami when brain is pitted against brain,
tho woman wins.
Maysville has cause to be proud ol
the recognition given to three of her
women who have graduted from Colum
Ida within the last few years.
Miss Phoebo Wnller, daughter of Dr.
Maurice Waller of this city, is now
teacher of English in the New York
City schools at a salary that few educa
tors in Kentucky ever get.
Miss Daisy Greenwood, formerly
teacher in the Maysville High School, is
Social Director in the largest dorniiu
tory of Columbia, and Mrs. Woodward
goes to quaint old Plymouth, the head
of tho department in the State Normal
Mrs. Woodward, we take our hat oil
to you ami are willing to offer ,u as a
sample of Kentucky womanhood.
A TWELVE FOUND BOV.
Born, yesterday, to the wife of Mr
William D.irg.irell of the East End. n
12-pound boy.
$50,000 DAMAGE SUIT
FilpfJ Against C. & 0. Railroad
Co. By the Equitable Trust
Co. of Dover For Caus
ing Death of Alon
zo Williams
Tho Equitnhlo Trust Company of"
Dover, as administrator of Alonzo Wil
liams, deceased, filed suit in M'isoii
Circuit Court for 50,000 damages
against tho C. & O. Railroad.
In February, 101 1, while crossing the
track of the C. & O. at a public cross
ing near the depot nt South Ripley.
Alonzo Williams, was by tho alleged
carelessness and negligence of the C. &
t). Railroad Company and its emplyees,
lohn Mann, engineer, ami Frank P
Fish, conductor, who were In charge
thereof, run over and killed by one
of the C. & O. 's passenger trains going
west.
'Whereforo the plaintiff prays for n
judgment ngniust the defendants in the
sum of .50.000 ami for costs and all
proper relief.
YOUNG BATHER DROWNS.
Portsmouth, Ohio. Henry Arnold, 17
years old, was drowned when bathing
in the Scioto liiver. His body was recovered.
i DINGER BROS., ffi&S$
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BUILD YOUR HOUSE NOW!
If you nrc contemplating building n home or a house for an investment
is me lime lo place your orilt
now
ler.
We have the lamest stock of nil kinds of build
ing material that can be found in Northeastern Kentucky and have lare con
tracts with the timber men for still greater supply. We contracted this large
supply at a price very near cost of production and we are in position to give you
tlie advantage of this good purchase. Place your order now or let us give you ail
estimate on your requirements; you will then leave your order with Maysville's
Foremost Lumber Yard.
The Mason Lumber Co. '-
Cor. Second and Limestone Sts. Phone 519. MAYSVILLE, HY.
A. A. MoLauohlin.
L. N. Behan.
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BICYCLES CHBAPI
CONTRACT OFF NOW.
Hoy's Grade if 12.50 to $17.50.
Standard size striped. Price $15.00.
Standard size 21), $!10 complete.
Front wheels $2.25.
Inner lubes (15c up.
Lamps, bells and tires.
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L,IILi3L.I.ISr ORCTSSEX-jIIi
says that it's n crime for a woman to grow old and haggard looking.
A. D. S. PEROXIDE CREAM
will stop you from coinniiting a crime. NufT Sed.
NOTICE !
We are agents for the Model Laundry and would like for you to give
us your laundry.
M. F WILLIAMS & fO. T,KosKTr
Among tlio thousands of marooned
American tourists now in Kurope. are
Mis-, Susie Ariiittrnug, sister of Mrs.
.1. 11. liussoll, and Miss Hihl'i ThrelkeM
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Threl
keld of this city.
"here.
London, England, August 2. Four
groat powers of Europe, Austria, Rus
sia, Franco and Germany, aro now en
feaged in actual warfare, but two of
thorn Gormany and Franco have not
only not declared war as far as is
known here, but havo not even severed
diplomatic relations. This is despite
i.- fiot fli-if nnrmniiv'a iilMnintuiii to
... . , I A. . Moodv has accented a position
i with the Postal Telegraph Company
The explanation of this would appear
to be that Gormany and Franco are
tach seeking to throw upon tlio othur
Mio onus of beginning tho war. In fact,
while tho nations of Europo aro i lying
ut each others throats, they aro vying
with oach other in protesting thoir do
mes to maintain peaco and they ropu
dlato tho responsibility for plunging
tho wholo continent into lighting.
In this curious situation Franco, ac
cording to British opinion has the
strongest justification. Sho certainly
was tho last to mouolize and seoms to
l.avo taken tho greatest precautions to
avoid frontier collisions.
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HECHINGER &
Maysville's Best Clothing and Shoe Store.
We aro promised nmro hot wuather during this month. Wo are again fully sup
plied with the genuine Palm B aeh Suits, among them some very handsome dark pencil
9tripod patterns. They are np'otniid garments to wear to the on coming fairs; comfort
able, cool and dust proof. Hetier provide yourself while we have all sizes.
keeping prion reductions in all light and medium weight woolen and worsted suits,
ine'uding the best $10 blue serge suit evi offered in Maysville.
Daily arrivals of Fall (Jlutliinj;. Youngsters who will soon go back to school and
cnllnco will find it profitably to In k -i- -Mir new Fall Sub"
ID. KCE3CF3I3SrC3-ElR, &. GO.
BUGGIES.
RUNABOUTS,
DRIVING WAGONS
Too many of them g
Must be turned into Money at 5
once. S
Here's a chance to get a buggy g
at your own price. g
MIKE BROWN, J
Germany Invades France.
London, England, iugust 2. The
German invasion of Franco has begun,
according to authentic information re
ceived in London today, without, so fa.
as is known, a declaration of war hav
ing been mado.
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GARDEN PARTY
En Foto, To Bo Given Wednesday Even
ing by tho First District Parent
Teacher Association.
THE
SQUARE DEAL MAN.
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SHELBY FARM IB SOLD.
Lexington. Tho old. Isaae
farm of 400 neros on Jack's Creek plko
was sold by tho Georgo heirs to Lleycl-
Shelhv lyn Sharp for $50,000.
LUNCHEON SPECIALTIES
.Yon -will find HERE more nice things to make your Picnic Lunch at petizing
and wholesome than anywhere, 1
, If you are going to take unOutug.weiwill be glad to have you coll. . ,
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Ou Wednesday evening, August
I'arent.Teaeliers' Association of
First District will give a garden
ut tho residence of .Mrs. George
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hour on Wall street from 3 to I0::il). A
variety of delicious sandwiches will be
served mid eotieo made after tho jior
tection reeipo which ilemands that U
shall lie as strong as love, as black at.
hate and as hot us well as our Ohio
alley brands of summer.
A candy table will ho presided over
by sonio attractive youug ladles. And
thero will bo music and the muoii. Do
not resist their combination, but count
early, stay lato and bring tho family
uml the stranger within tho gates. Pro
ceeds to bo devoted to wiping out (it
tho entire debt for the lighting of the
school. If there is a surplus it wll.
bo reserved as a nuclues tor n school
library fund.
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MRS. A. P. ABBOTT'S FUNERAL
Tho remains. of Mrs. Nannie Thomp
son Abbott arrived from Marrietta, Ga ,
Suturdav niifht over tho h. & N ac
companied by her husband and father
and mother, and were taken to the
Thompson homo in Hast Third street.
Funeral services nt the home this aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock in charge of Pastor
A F. Htahl of tho Christian Church. Bur.
Ial in tlio Maysville Coinotory.
Tlio sudden death of Mrs. Abbott has
east a shadow whore once all was ra
diant sunshine.
Tho Mastor'B will be done.
You'll bnrdly uced urging to tnko advantage of
audi bargains. All wo aak you is to see thorn the
priro will do the re.
Dress Cottons
25c Yard
'What pretty dre.9 cottons and only 25c a
yard!" is an exclamation heard very often here.
Crepep, ushuch, voiles. Hosts of colors, pat
tfrti". wnavo" nt this littl price.
THE $1.25 BLOUSES
They depend for thoir heauty on fine tucking,
dainty lact'9 aud careful stitching. Just looking at
them makes you cool wearing them will ho genu
ine mid-snmmer comfort
TURKISH TOWELS
at 2fc which is very little for this kind of big ab
sorbpnt firm woven tnwnl
REDUCED GOODS OF ANY KIND NEITHER CHARGED
RESERVED OR SENT ON APPROVAL
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THE CLEAN SWEEP SALE
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Plenty of goods yet to be swept
away by greatly reduced prices.
Now is the time to reduce the high
price of living.
Every department has its tempting
bargains.
Wall paper,
DRICKSON'fi
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