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Say when you are dis
appointed in your Xmas
..jfvpurchase. Just come to
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fjin'egiving good gifts, so
- you can say Xmas comes
DUt once a year, and
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NEWS
wing
tlio report for the
niontli ot
tho Maysvlllo lublio
Knrollm't Tardiness
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swing rooms had no tardinoss
jo montn: .uuiss ucricuut.-
Hattio Gray, W. T. Borry,
, jR. Loyd, Mrs. M. D.
Slinna Gray.
Hollowing room has had no tra-
tho year: Miss Minna
gjIONOR ROLL:
rado: Barbour Russet, Jr.,
Bjntkins, Elizabeth Cady, Jose-
Slcr, dletriek lhmsickcr, Jolin
James Muse, Charlc-
Ko Robort 'Bonn, Ilonry
?ey. Edwin Blackwoll, Mil-
Mary Garrett, Harbour
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Everett
Hamilton, Horace
My Stewart, Ida Fyffe,
iilsfin. ,
Irado: Floronco Nash, Or-
IHael Kennnn, Alice Bis-
Jowning, Ruth Stnhl, Buma
jjaiidrno Melton, Artie Paul,
Kplnigor, Edward Lingen-
jrallo; uinneno uottng, iinr-
oalrt JNancy uiascocK, uiiza-
jKlfii7 Ruth Kehoe, Opal Ish-
ItlBKUruiiH, uoroitiy .ucnus,
Jell Hall Strode, Stanloy
Ko Mitchell, Vergil Davis,
fiarkloy, Frank Bierley, Fran-
fean Men:, Allco Willison,
gjil, Joseph Caproni, Victor
V Pope.
ratio: Jdisseii .tones, uotty
llBOili. Elizabeth Glascock,
lall, Georgo Hoflin, Jessie
JaUyj Aiinvuie, itnet urop
Mola Layton, CliiTord Bier-
Minnio Groninger, Wil
TnfLido Chenault, EsMy
jUK Wood, Katherino Foj-
Ross, Georgia Carrigan,
loy, Lucille Davis, Ju-
!cyL Elizaboth Newell,
Alton Williams.
Mary Downing, Mnry
lrcnco ljynen.
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1q: Thelma Stahl, Lau-
fng, JSloiso Jiurgoss, Jiario
mr
Erou Harbeson.
nla: Frank Browning,
m, Elizabeth Calvert,
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kcjth, Florence Hot.
Ill SCHOOL.
m Ohnmberlnin, Adelaide
fli' lIoeHich, John Math-
so, Martha Sharp, Ruth
'of Morz, Elizabeth Peed.
h Cooper, Mabel Crow
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'1,576 FORDS SOLD IN SEPTEMBER
iord Motor Co., announces tnat m tno montn or
ibor thore wcreold and delivorea zi,bju lora cara.
asfa gain of 11,470 cars ovor Soptomber 1913. Tills
flcant not only bocauso It shc-WB that tho Ford
aMs rapidly being
aflux of orders, but
;d' Motor Company is maintaining tho 300,000
necessary to elvo Ford purchasers between
fcdule
i ,.
just rocnived
, can give you
by waiting,
mni. wlnUr,
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cllj Jamjoi January, lqrtw mvw,
William. Nowtnn Lnno, Jr Anita Now-
dlgnto, Honry Shon, William oownru.
Sophotnoros Francos D. Ball, Boss
Bell, Olivette Cloouoy, Chnrlea Down
Ingj Margaret Downing, Phoebo Hu
ron, Mnry D. Lane, Tholma Leonard,
Margaret Lingcnfolsor, Bertlo Nowdl
gate, Bess Parry, JIowcll Richnrdson,
Nelllo Steolo, Alta Adam.
Freshmnn: Blnnclio Anderson, Wil
liam Brittlnghnm, Maud Ella Bru
baker, Harold Caplinger, Goorgla
Hicks, Louiso Hunslckor, Francos
Marsh, Margaret Smith, Charles Snapp,
Eleanor Wood.
Tho report for tho month of Novem
ber, 1914, is quite similar to tho No
vember report of last year; 1 more en
rolled, but tho nvorago attondnnco is
12 moro. The per cent of attondnnco
in tho buildings is as follows: High
school, 0!) per cetn; Center Graded, 00
per cent; Forest Aveutfo, 80 per cent;
First District, B7 per cent; SixtlWard,
84 per cent; Colored High, 00 per cent;
Colored Sixth Ward, 70 per cent. The
month has boon characterized by very
quiet, thougn effective work. Nothing
has transpired during tho month to
hindor eflVctivo work. Tho one enso of
scarlet fover in tho First District
seems to have been so completely Iso
lnted thnt thero is no recurrent attack.
'According to tho directions of tho
Board, the supplementary readers and
primary supplies that on last yenr were
subjected to contngion were destroyed,
Wo believe and earnestly hopo that
thorn will bn no further outbreak of
scarlet fever. W. .1. CAPLINGER,
Superintendent Public Schools,
DON'T WORK TOO HARD
WHY WORK AT ALL?
(?)
T Don't work too hard," is the ad
monition given by Dr. William C.
Woodward, president of tho American
Public Health Association, nt a meet
ing iu Washington this week of tho
Association for tho Prevention of Tu
berculosis. Blessed be Dr. Woodward!
Lookinir wav back at that order
giveu by ono Captain John Smith of
Pocahontas fame, when ho made the
rulo that the colonist who d'd not
work should not eat, tho proposition
looks good and sensible. But when
tho proposition comes close to homo,
it loses somo of its romantic flavor.
Naturally, it would bo difficult to dc
fino whero too hard work begins and
where 'work nt all ends. However this
tuny be, it is somo consolation to know
that what nils most of us is hard work,
although thero may bo some of us who
never liavo suspected it.
"We must avoid excessivo lnbor,
physical and mental," is the advice,
which simply emphasizes tho dangers
.wo run who strivo for a living. How
ever, wo appear to bo between two
fii-p on this Inst proposition. Most of
us will no doubt discover that if we
do not overstrain some in our phyyicil
labors, wo may bo reduced to tho np'.cs
sity of working our wits overtime, ;nd
other people, too, in ordor to got enough
of tho necessaries of life to make us
really enjoy living. And if we do not
la this age work our brains up to about
the limit, wo may bo forced to tho diro
necessity of being compolled to work
with our hands an thus put too strong a
tax upon our muscles.
-The cards seem to bo stacked against
us either way wo take look at tlum,
and upon calm nnd unprejudiced con
sideration of tho recommaiidation?
given, wo nro forced to tho conclu
sion that such advice can really bo
followed only by tho "idle rich," who
are suffering, howovor, from just tho
opposite, lnck of healthful work, und
so thero wo are. Charleston (W. Va )
Mail.
TAKE A LESSON FROM THE HEN.
Mr. Merchant, take a lesson
From tho ordinary hen,
How sho loudly advertises,
Her great usefulness to men.
Lays an egg, then tells about it
Lets the world know what she's done;
She's not like tho lazy rooster,
Crowing nt tho rising sun.
Wlion ypu'vo dono a thing that's
worthy,
When you've got something to soli
Why, just emulnto Old Dorking,
Advertise, and do it well.
Exchango,
swot"?!' ;'
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2t:
Increased to moot tho stu-
also becauso it demonstrates
1914 and August 1st, 191D, a sharo or Jtora
. . .
a car-load of tho now 1010
lminodlate delivery. Theie's
so order now and enjoy your
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THE
personal thought tho spirit of
tho giving determines tho valuo
of tho gift.
What, then, could bo moro At-,
ting than your portrait for the
Christmas remembrance! to car
ry your simplo messago of friend
ship? A dozon portraits solve, at
once, a doKon porploxlng gift
probloms.
Make an appointment today.
Brosee"
Tho Fhotographor in Your Town.
Wnrrnn nnuntv has been lllnCCd
un-
der quarantine because of tho foot nnd
cattle. Thirty
mouth discuso among
head of infocted stock wero found yes-
terday near Paris. '
GEM!
Where You See the Bfg Stars
5-CENTS 5
rwtfy'.
PASTIME!
Special Show Today 5c
Christy Mathewson
The World's Greatest Baseball Player in a 2-Reel
Feature Comedy Drama
"LOVE AND BASEBALL"
Four Big Reels Today
Tomorrow-CHARLES A. STEVENSONin the Great Stage Play
Masterpiece
"SHORE ACRES"
In Five Parts. An Alco Production.
ALLIES CLAIM IT'S ALL
Russian Sholls Havo Sot Firo to Aus
trian City of Cracow.
London, November 30. Russia's for
ces, it is reported unolllcially todny,
havo at last reached Cracow, the Aus
trian fortress in northwestern Oalieia,
near .the boundaries of Russia and Ger
many. An Italian correspondent at the
front states that Cracow is now being
bombarded by heavy Russian siege guns
and that ono of the suburbs is in
tlamcs.
Russian Army In Germany.
London, Novombor 30. Germany
acknowledges that tho Russian northern
army has penetrated into East Prussia
to a distance of 13 miles southwest of
Gumbinnen, which is about 20 miles
west of tho Gorman border.
In Belgium, snys tho French oflicial
statement, it is tho allies and not the
Germans who are now on tho otronsive.
These two joints stood out in today's
nows from tho battlefields of Furopo.
Paris, Novembor 30. At Ypres tho
allies aro meeting with exceptional tnie
cess iu their ofTcnsivo movement.
Trenches havo been abandoned by
tho Germans at a number of strategical
points south of Ypres, nnd these have-
been occupied by tho' British and
.French troops iifl fast ns tho InvaderH
fell back.
It is now safo to say even with tho
main issuo ns yot undecided, that the
French and British havo won tho bat
tie of tho big guns which has been In
progress with few interruptions for the
past mouth.
Furious Gorman Attacks Fail to Break
tho Lino of Allies.
Paris, November 30. Qermnn force
iu great strongth renewed tholr ut
tacks ou tho allies' positions to tnc
north of Arras today, but tho on
slaughts wero futile, according to the
ofllcinl stattSmont Issued' from Bordeaux
tonight.
England Domands Norwegian Port for
Naval Base.
Christina, Novombor 30. England
has demanded from Norway for uso as
a naval base tho -city nnd harbor of
Chrlstlansand, ou tho southorn coast
of Norway, such uso to contlnuo only
during the war,
Aeroplane la Interned in Danish Terri
tory. London, November 30. An Exchango
Telegram dispatch received from Co
ponhngen says a German aoroplano car
rylng two oflleora landed In Danish ter
ritory yestorday and at Esbjerg. Both
ofllcera wero interned nnd tho aoroplano
was secured and placed iu the cart
of an armed' guard,
Turks Are
in Flight Russians
Vic
torlous.
Paris, November' 80. A dispatch' t,o
the Matin ttbm. Petrogra'daj;y the
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MASONS
Plan a Gigantic Fund Tor Rollof of
Dependents of Fellow - Mombor
Victims of War,
(Monday's Cincinnati Enquirer.)
Tho greatest rolicfmyoment in tho
nr.nals of -American Freemasonry was
luunchod In Cincinnati yestorday when
the highest national and grand officials
of tho fraternity mot nt tho Slntou
Hotel and formed tho Masonic Wat Re
lief Association of tho United States.
Tho donntions of tho 1,580,000 Mn
HMis in this country will bo distributed
in tho grlef-strlckon zones of Europo
on Masonic principles, regardless of
nationality or boliof, through tho me
dium of tho world-wido affiliations 'f
the order. Shiploads of foodstuffs and
clothing will bo sent and other means,
tnkon to relievo distressed Masons,'
their families yg well as other worthy
Persons. '
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BIG STABS APPEARING IN OUR PROGRAM TODAY
Mary Pickford
In Biograph Drama
OVER BUT THE FIGHTING
Turks havo abandoned a strong posi
tion at Kaprikoi without fighting and
are now lleeing iu disorder pursued by
the Russians.
WEATHERJEPORT
Kentucky Partly cloudy Tuesday
and Wednesday; not much change in
temperature
Ohio Partly cloudy Tuesday and
Wednesday.
MAYSWLLE PRODUCE MARKET
Following aro this morning's quota
tions on country produce, telephoned at
9 o'clock by the E. L. Manchobter Pro
duce Company:
Eggs 23c
Butter 17c
Old hons 0e
Springers 10c
Old Roosters 70
Fat Ducks 10o
Turkeys lie
Rabbits (doen) 75c
CINCINNATI MARKETS
Cincinnati, O., Nov. 30.
Shippers", Notico.
Tho quarantino oiTectivo in tho states
of Ohio, Iudiana and Kentucky, ac
eoiding to Iho federal and state au
thorities, docs not have any elTeci upon
poultry shipmonts.
Livo Stock.
Cattle Receipts 2,030; slow nnd
wenk: 1015c lower. 'Butcher steers,
extra, S)7.50".75; good to choice,
$0.."07.10; common to fair fti.u0(c?
G.2."); heifers, extra, $7.2.'57.5(); good
to choice, $U.507; common to fair,
i?4.50C.25; cows, extra, $5.050.
Bulls Slow and weak; 105c low
or. Bologna, $.,i7.')0.G0; fat bulls,
f.500.75.
Calves Generally l.iiO lower. Ex
tra Jill.25ll.C0; fair to good, $9
11; common and large, $711.50.
Hogs RoceiptR 4,328; generally nOe
lower. Selected heavy, $0.75; good to
cholco packers and butchors, $G.70
0.75; mixed packers, $0.G00.70; stags,
o5.75.
Sheep Receipts 1,141; slow and 25c
lower. Extra, $5.25; good to choice,
4.85(5)5.15; common to fair, $2.75
4.75.
Lambs Slow, 2550c lowor. Extra,
t8.508.75; good to cholco, $88.50;
common to fair, $07.75.
Grain.
Whoat stoady, $1.141.14Vj; corn
steady, 0405c; oats steady, 49Vj
50o; rye Arm, $1.081.0.
Provisions.
Butter steady, eggs -steady, prima
firsts, 33c firsts, 2431o; ,soconds?
S2ej poultry steauyj nens, .iisa;
springers. jumiWJSq; turKoys,
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WANTS LIEUTIBNAHT GOV
beno fsmp.
(Augusta Vhrouielc.)
Tho political not
as it were. Senator
ins begun to boil,
f. B. Hilcs of Fos-
tor is receiving en
fourngciiient from
every section of the
state to enter tho
primary nox,t Augu
t as n candidate
for Llcutcuant-Goyjn
iorr and it is quite
likely that ho will'ed tho call. Sen
ator lilies Is well km wn ovor tho state,
having served two j tonus as Repre
sentative from this cbunty, nnd is now
serving a four-year t
rm as Stnto Sen-
ator. If tho Senator
gets In this rned
lie will make nn act
a warm contest may
vo campaign nnu
bo expected.
Dr. Joseph
surgeon who
A. Blali
tho New York
time has bcon
Mrs. Cathcrino
for son
living
In Paris, am
Alexander Duor,
forAiorly Mrs. Clar-
enco II. Mackay of
married in Paris.
New York, wero
In
ALMOST INCREDIBLE.
With tho greatest otf wars iu Europo
precipitating foreign
ssues upon
us
Cu
every day and eoniAleations in
himbi.i and Ecuador, m
riously invoking
tho Monroo Doctinre,
htll-broke-looso iu Mc
not to mention
ico, Mr. Bryan,
in Florida, is
having taken his east!
about to go on a speaking tour. Rollln
Klrby hits it oiT udinirubly In his car
toon which wo reproduce elsowhcro In
this issuo of tho Courier-Journal.
Meanwhile, word come i to us from
Washington that cert ilu Democr.uic
Senators from southen
states propose
t.i read tho riot act ti William Jen
nings when ho resume his sojourn in
the National Capital. In the last num
ber of tho Commoner this item ap
peared: "Tho aetivo opposition to Woman
Suffrage is to bo found In the brewery,
distillery and tho saloon J and when this
fact is known thoso who aro associated
with tho Anti-Suffrngis s will inquire
the cause."
All but two of tho Dt uocratic Sena
tors In question aro on record as op
posing woman suffrage, peveral of the
Senators hall from "drA" states ano
aro as hostilo to tho saloim interests as
they aro to womnu suflr.iL'o. It is the
announced purpose of .ft least three
Senators, tho Washington correspond
ents tell us, to call tho at cntion of the
Senate to Mr. Bryan's ci itorinl attack
Upon them and demnud a retraction or
nn apology.
Probably nothing will ' como of it;
but what is to be thought of such a
Secretary of State at such a time as
fhlsf courier-Journal.
THE NEW LADY MACBETH AND
HER SLEEP-.. .M.LKING SCENE.
Dreaming that sho was packing her
possessions for a long journey, Miss
Dosia Siherthoru aroso in the night,
cut ofT her long plait of flaxen hair
and put it in her suitcase, tvhero it was
found tho next morning. Br.ushear
(Mo.) Comet.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Wanted.
Jdverlilimtnti utuicr Au hfaillnv, not rxcffdinj
It linn, JO etnu eaen wiemoii, or ccm uk
WANTED Stripper girls I
tory. Apply to E. A.
& CO.
cigar fa-
OBINSON
N30-3t
for Jbe.
AivrrtittmenU under thit fteatHnd
not txettillno
flvt Una, 10 ccnli each tnierllon, or w cenlt utvetk
FOR SALE Now furnitui
, consist
it, mahog
; macjiine,
ing of oak dining room
any bed room sot, sewiu
library table, Daveno, tl
rco room
sI.q rugs. Apply to Kent
cky IIot'0.
Dec 1-1 w
for Rent.
AdxrrKftmcntt under thl$ heading, not exceeding
five linn, 10 ceutt taen tmerton,orto'cent$ cim.
FOR RENT Uouso on Houstou avonue
of flvo rooms with gas and) bath nnd
iu complete ropair. Appy at 911
East becond street. i
FOR RENT FURNISHED tOOMS
Two furnished front rooms .vith bath
room iu connection. Will iq routed
either singly or double. Apply to
Mrs. J. P. Nash, 207 Weijt Second
street. oct81tf
ost.
AdiertUementl under Ihlt heading iniertctt free;
il tiittitllm MitjW furul.h the foul.
but Uitveittieri mutt urnlih the ccjiy,
LOST
-A
cuff with
gold cuflj button,
1'Jcase return to
-.y-1
with "E"
on it.
Murjorio
streot.
Egnow,
20 East Third
!X)ST Pockotbook containing notes
and paj-ors, no monoy, on Alko bo
twoon LewlBburg nnd MStysVlllo.
Return to Jesso Calvert, Forest nve,
uuo nnd rccolvo $5 rownrd.
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LOST Pockotbook. between Helena
and Mnysvllloj tnnlu articles of valuo
to ownor only. Return to this ofllce.
LOST Steel framed spectacles: finder
return to J. J. WOOD & SON drug
store and rccolvo reward.
found.
Advertltementt under Ihlt htuttlng inu
but Buivertlttri wuil Jurnun ine copy.
FOUND Watch
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Beads from far away Venice and Rome. The reift things.
H Dress Goods at reduced pricey ninny short lengths for skirts, one-
J piece dresses, etc., very low in price.
Lovely Plaids for tunics, children's dresses, wsists, etc., very greatly
J reduced in price.
1 Our Silk Poplins arc the prettiest in the city and the price is less.
J See tlieui.
Bi All the Holiday Novelties are here and you will find what you are
looking for right her . "Don't worry."
Ribbons, Laces, lovely Cretonnes, etc., for fancy work.
W Ihiy the Glove's you need right now.
S ROBERT L. HOEFLICH
5 211 AWD 213 MARKET STREET
Maurice Costello
Two - Part Drama
B. P. O. E. MEETING.
Regular mooting B. P. O. Elks Wed
nesday oveuing at 7:30 o'clock.
DR. P. O. SMOOT, E. R.
W. R. SMITH, Secretary.
Edward Bright, an American citi
zen, and formerly editor of the Bap
tist Examiner, is under arrest at Ooet
tmgen, Germany, as a spy, according
to information leeeived by hiss wife
hf New York.
The Federal Council of Churches of
Qhrist in Anurica received an appeal
from Protestant leaders In sevoral neu
tral countries, urging churches through
out the world to strivo for peace.
In a list given out by the Belgian
Minister to tho United States of money
sent to him for the relict fund are
tho names of sevoral Kentucky and
Indiana contributors.
A special grand jury will probe the
shortago in the automobile fund of tho
state. Tho last grand jury at Frank
fort failed to return an indictment.
The business section of Mnnorvillc,
Pa., was wiped out by fire, entailing a
loss of $100,000, and making nearly
100 persons homeless.
Christmas Gift Giving
It is easy if you stop in our store. The prettiest selection of
FOLDERS, POST CARDS, LEATHER GOODS, GAMES, BOOKS, SERVING TRAYS
and many other useful things ever brought to this city. Don't fail to
look at the large line of 50c Books. You are sure to buy several of
them.
DE NUZIE
Last Year We Said Make
f It An Electrical Christmas
u
M This year wo do not have to remind you, for in-
5 dications point that some, if not nil, of your ru-
5 m
I membrnnecs will be Electrical.
M
M Visit our display and sod how easily you
J5 enn do your shopping by pinvtlmsjns Klcctrical
Hi
5 presents, and you will be more than repaid by the
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joy nnd appreciation of the recipients,
S ELECTRIC SHOP S
8 G. A. HILL BRO., Props. 119 EAST THIRD STREET. PHONE 55. 5
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THANKSGIVING
The door is open
3 a real clothes feast. We've prepared a jg
J regular Thanksgiving banquet for you of i
m fine Suits, Overcoats and Shoes. Hart, it S
1 1 Schaffner & Marx made the suits and m
1 1 overcoats for us, and Crossettand Stetson
31 made the shoes. The prices are right. 1 1
31 a look over our supply or nne imponcu a.
weaves in suits and
S 31 clothes ready for Thanksgiving. $Y
HoivA fhanlrc fnr fhftse
H M
J. WESLEY LEE,
THE GOOD CLOTHES MAN,
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n Si i t. ,i i- r " ;
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HHHMHM!
Famous Pony Stockings
For Children and
Wayne Knit
For Ladies
The best brand made.. Try
a pair and be convinced.
Sole agents for Kuy er
Gloves nnd Hose. Lovely new
colors in this famous brand of
silk goods.,-,
1
('lining Friday
"THE MASTER MIND."
In flvo parts.
BIG XMAS TURKEY GIVEN AWAY
TONIGHT AFTER FIRST SHOW.
General Lewis Seasongood, 78, ono
of Cincinnati's leadiug financiers, didit
Sunday morning of heart diseaso In tho
Royal Palace Hotel, Atlantic City,
after a long illness. The remains will
ho brought to Cincinnati today anil
buried Wednesday.
Twenty-threo persons met death and
u number of others were Injured in
the earthquake that occurred Friday In
Western Greece and tho Ionian Islands.
"t Jewelry $ Clocks
G. A. McCarthy is thiuklng of clos
ing out business and retiring, thercforo
all prices are reduced. It will pay
you to call and see.
WASHINGTON THEATER
TONIGHT
COMPLETE
CHANGE
OF
PROGRAM
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MAYSVILLE'S POPULAR BOOK STORE
229 MARKET STREET.
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to you to walk into jj: ffi
overcoats.
Get your J $
'.You'll K
SI 2 tc $25
Its
Stcind Mil Markit Streets.
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