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The Bee Hive! I
A Doll Sale and a Reward!
Twenty-two and one-half incboa high, the best kid body, bisque
bead, hair parted in the center and a doll that ploepa is faint description
of the doll that we now have on sale. PMCE $1.19, and it ia the best $2
doll in the United States to-day.
THE REWARD!
As a proof that these dolls cannot be duplicated at this price in
this country we will give to the first person a TEN DOLLAR GOLD
PIECE, that can prove that any store in the United States is selling a
doll as large a? ours, as fine and as good in every respect and tbe same
quantity to sell that wo have. Tbe home of theeo dolls is a little village
in Germany, where an old Germ n by the name of Kurtz, famous for
doll making, his father and his fathers father made dolls and now his
children and bis grand-children are learning. Wo gaVo the order to his
Bon to send them direct to ub and now you wonder how wo found out
this little doll home, but thai'a our business. The price is $1.10 for tbe
best doll in this country and it's not too soon to begin dressing them.
Come and bring the children.
MERZ BROS
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VERY CLOSE
Is tho Vote in this Judicial Dis
trictReturns Indicate
That Democrats
Lose.
Just Received.
The first genuine new crop open kettle
molasses of the season. They are fancy.
R. B. Lovkl.
Rev. Dr. R. G. Ramsay has resigned aB
pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church
at Danville, and accepted a call to Co
lumbuB, 0.
VOTE FOR BOARD OP EDUCATION.
JVrtt Ward
' Harry Taylor ,
Second Ward
Dr. J. H. Samuel
Dr. W. S. Yazell
jr. B. Clark
W. D. HUson
M.C. Hutching
TUrd Ward
John T. Parker
Ben. B. Foyntz i
Fourth Ward
James Egnew
J. Barbour Russell..,
J. P. Wallace
Fifth Ward
T. Y. Nesbltt
Sixth Ward
Sherman Am
W. H. Rvder
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McKniglit, Wooflward and Cox
Win in Race For Represen
tative, Circuit Clerk
and Senator.
Fight For Board of Education Result!) in
Clean Sweep For the "Blue" Ticket.
The Now Councilmen Tabu
lated Returns.
The election Tuesday paseed off very
quietly in this city and county. In a
fewprccincta the clerks were rather slow,
but in nearly all of the polling places
most of the vote was in by noon. The
vote in this city for municipal officers
and Board of Education necessitated ex
tra work on the clerks, and assistants
had to be pressed into service.
Locally, interest was largely centered
in the race fir Circuit Judge and Com
monwealth's Attorney. The district has
always been very close, and the Demo
crats realized that they had a hard fLjht
on hand, on account of some disaffection
against Judge Harbeson growing out of
decisions rendered during his two teims
on the bench. The returns show that
the vote is close, and it will probably re
quiro the official count to decide the
question as to the Judgeship.
In the municipal election interest was
centered in the fiht for Board i f Educa
tion. The "Blue" ticket, known as the
"Sullie" ticket, had things well organized
in all tho wards, and made a clean sweep.
Below are found the tabuluted returns
from city and county:
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BUYING
WEARING APPAREL
AND SHOES WITH A CERTAINTY
OF SATISFACTION.
The great advantage you have in buying from
us is that there is a certainty of satisfaction. If
you are displeased we don't try to persuade you
you're mistaken, or insist we are right and you
are wrong. WE PROVIDE THE CHOIC
EST STYLES. Our Clothing is skilfully tail
ored, WE EXERT EVERY CARE AS TO
FIT. We sell reasonably cheap, on account of
advantage gained by our large purchasing power,
yet with all that, if we fail to please you, after
you have taken the goods home, we cheerfully
exchange, or if you desire it, return the money.
This makes our store a safe place to deal in.
Our Men's and Boys' SHOES certainly must
give satisfaction? the growth of our Shoe de
partment is phenomenal. This proves that the
public appreciate our providing them with the
best shoes made in the country.
D.H
THE HOWE STORE.
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Mr. Harry Ellis, the new agent of the
L and N. at this point, has arrived, and
the work of checking Mr. Biuzjl out and
Mr. E lis in, is in progress to-day. Mr.
Binzyl leaves tomorrow to enter upon
his duties as agent of the road at Paris
a more lucrative position. He and his
estimable wife and bou will carry with
them the s'neerest good wishes of their
many friendp.
TABULATED RETURNS OF TUESDAY'S ELECTION.
PRECINCT3.
Maysvillu Mo. 1.,
Maysvllle No.2..
Maysvllle No. 3..
Maysvllle No. !. .
Maysvllle No. 5..
Maysvllle No. 6..
Flugtown
Dover.
Minerva
Fern Leaf
Murphysvllle....
Germantown
Sardis
West Maysllck...
East Maysllck....
Helena
Lewisburg
Hilltop
Washington
DIeterlch
Plumvllle
Orangeburg
Total..
Majority..
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DISTRICT ENDEAVOR UNION.
Olllcers Elected for the Ensuing Year by
the Convention at Mayslick.
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Celery four feet tall, and rhubarb four
feet high and five inches thick will bo
exhibited at the World's Fair by Wash
ington gardeners to show the capabilities
of tbe soil and climate of the great North
western State.
Miss Alice Obisbolm who wbb operat
ed on Tuesday at tbe Good Samaritan
Hospital, Cincinnati, for appondicitis,
stood the ordeal well, and her many
friends will be glad to know she was get
ting along nicely at last accounts.
:::MEN WHO WEAR;::;
Walk-Over Shoes,
and their name is legion find
that the principle underlying their
manufacture is quality and noth
ing but quality. The phenome
nal growth of this line substanti
ates the statement that the Walk
' Over is to-day, and always has
been the best shoe for the price at
which it is sold
$3.50 and $4.00.
Nothing but perfect material and
workmanship enter into its com
position. A multiplicity of sizes,
shapes and styles, brought down
to the present, cover every possi
ble demand. Two prices only,
remember, $3,50 and $4.
Barkley Cash Shoe Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS'
VOTE FOR COUNCILMEN.
FIITH WARD.
Geo. W. Crowell 121
Wm. Chlsholm 80
Geo. Fleming . 91
Samuel Bridges 70
John E. Wells 70
SIXTH WARD.
Fred Thomas 1 19
Frank DIeterlch 1 10
Cbas. A. Walthcr.. 122
third WARD.
John w. EUel 133
Dr. J. W. Cartmoll 72
J. Wesley Lee lie'
FOURTH WARD.
Robert Flcklln 167
John T. Short 168
II. G. Well 125
In the First ward Messrs. Frost and
Dersch and in tho Second Dr. J. Allen
Dodson and Mr. F. Bauer bad no oppo
sition. POPULAR PASTOR TO WED.
Engagement Announced of Rev. II. T. Mus
sclinan and Miss Alberta Ulascock.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Glascock, of "Edge
field," announce tho engagement of their
daughter, Miss L. Alberta, to Eov. H. T.
Mussolman, tho popular pastor of tho
First Baptist Church, this city.
Tho wedding will take place early in
the coming year.
Barn Darned.
A barn on the estate of the late Robt.
Downing, on tho Kenton Station piko,
burned at 7:30 last night, the work of an
incendiary. Tho barn was valued at
about $1200, and contained 7000 pounds
of tobacco, 23 tons of bay and a new
buggy.
Lost, Sunday, between residence of W.
T. Cummins and G. and O. depot, a la
dies' gold watch, with inscription "From
Mother to Mary" on it. Reward for re
turn of same to this office.
The annual convention of the Second
District Endeavor Union at Mayslick
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday was a
Buccess in every respect. The attend
ance was large throughout, and the ad
dresses were highly interesting and in
structive. The reputation of the good
people of Mnyalick and vicinity for true
Kentucky hospitality waB sustained, tbe
delegates and visitors being handsomely
entertained during their stay. The elect
ion of officers for ensuing year resulted
as follows :
President Gcorco II. Frank, Maysvllle.
Vice-President Oacar Ilentborne, Ashland.
Treasurer Miss Katheryn Moneyhou, Augusta,
Secretary Miss Nellie J, Williams.
County Secretaries Mason, James B. Wood,
Maysvllle; Bracken, T. P. Brockman, Augusta:
Boyd, E. Lupton OgJcn, Ashland; Lewis, Mrs.
J. M. Wells, Vanceburg ; Carter, Mrs. John Kitch
en, Grayson; Greenup, Mrs. Mamlo Bralnard,
Greenup; Robertson, Dr. W. S. Chandler, Mt.
Olivet; Fleming, Miss Lucretla Moran, Flem
ingsburg. Painless extraction of teeth at Dr. Cart-
mell's.
. .
New shipment of pictures, worth 25c,
go for 10c at Hainline's.
It is reported Dean Baker P. Leo of
Lexington haB received a call from a
church in New York City.
Mr. G. P. Claybrook is a member of
the Board of Control in Bourbon County
for the Burley Tobacco Growers' Association.
...GOTO...
The New York Store
FOR BARGAINS!
Been too busv to write long ads; our buyer, Mr. F. Hays, has just
returned from the East, has been there three times this season.
Wo are in position to offer you new, up-to-date goods for less
money than others. Como and convinco yourself.
Big assortment of Ladies' Ready-to-wear Skirts. Wraps of every
description on band. Ladies Skirts SI on up, others have theirs marked
in plain figures $1 75. Come and got one. Bettor Skirts lowor than at
othor places. Ladies' newest stylo Coats $4 on up, others ask 0 for tho
same thing. See our elegant $G Coat, all wool cloth, no shoddy, all Bizca.
MILLINERY!
New Hats come in again Saturday. A very fine Walking Hat in
red, blue, black only OSc, worth no less than $1 50. Ladies' fine trimmed
Hats 1.49 on up. Very fine trimmod Hats 52.45.
HAYS & CO.
P. 8. Best Calico 6c yd. Hoavy Brown Cotton and Bleached
Muslin 5c yd. Clark's Thread 0 spools for 25c. Ladies' and cbildrena'
Shoes less than at shoe Btores.
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