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REPUBLICAN TICKET. '
Tor United States Souator Long Term
AUGUSTUS E. W1LLSON
For United States Senator Short Term
WM. MARSHALL BULLITT
I'or Congress
H. QLUNN 3RDLAND
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PROGRESSIVES ARE COMING
J BACK TO THE G. 0. P.
Chief of recent political events in the West was
the, conference held in Chicago by the Kopnblican
"Chairman from six States. All of them reported
encouraging conditions in their States, saying the
members who had strayed away in the wake of the
Bull Moose movement were returning to the old col
ors. This applies only to the rank and file.
The leaders those who have barred themselves
from the .Republican ranks and, what is of more
vital interest to them, from. public office at the
hands of Republican voters are still off the reser
vation, shouting that the Republicans must come to
them. Former Governor Churl es S. Deneen, dis
cussing this plase of the situation, dubbed these
leaders the "Democratic Aid Society."
He declared his unfaltering belief in a protective
tariff and added : "The Republican party has ever
been, and is now, a progressive party, but it stands
for progress as conditions arise; progress based on
sanity, not on hysteria flavored with demagogy. "We
are trying the President's Democratic policy. If
you like it, choose a Democratic House' in Novem
ber next. If you don't like it, return a Republican
House that will tie the hands of the President in
dictating further destructive legislation."
' THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE.
The one universal language is not Esperanto but
music. Everywhere the same musical score is play,
ed. The masters of 'ditVercnt countries may have
characteristic national qualities, but music lovers
everywhere find delight in a composition, it mat
ters not from what land or clime the composer
hails. AVhether played in Germany or Italy or
France or at home, your favorite music soirnds the
same. Leslie s Weekly.
The first London "beat." since the inauguration
of war was Lord NorthcliflVs livening News story
that there had been an engagement in the North
Sea. One difference between Lord Northcliffe and
a few American yellow journalists is that he had a
grace to make an abject apology for the fake.
Courier-Journal.
No doubt the many Americans who are now in the
war zone abroad, regret that they did not remain
Hi home and "See America First" and enjoy seen-
V cry that is said to be grander. than any in foreign
h countries, as well as spend their money at home.
Kentucky Elk.
The San Francisco Chronicle regards the Pres
ident's views on business depression as an example
of the danger of entrusting great power to theorists
who have had ho useful practical experience.
"Well, tlfey'll be needing me," says the Ken
ducky mule, as he reads the war news. There hasn't
.been a war since the time of Cyrus when mules were
Viiot in demand. Frankfort State Journal.
A leading Boston broker is in receipt of a letter
from one of his customers telling him that business
is picking up. The customer is engaged in manu-
cloth for coffin linings.
faeturing
Mexico, which a few weeks ago was a bristling
cactus field of trouble, is now a veritable "Peaceful
Valley," compared with the cultured capitals of
war-rent Europe.
OUT THEM OPi1!
One of our Kentucky exchanges 'remarks that it
has no respect for a person who will take a paper
for years and then kick when asked to pay up the
subscription. For our part, we do not believe that
any publisher should continue sending a paper for
years to a non-paying subscriber. Really it is not
good business lo send out any paper that has not
been paid for in advance, and if credit is extended
to subscribers it should not be for a period longer
than one year. If the subscriber does not pay in a
year the presumption is strong that he does not
intend to pay at all unless under strenuous methodf.
of persuasion. Thereupon ho, ought to be cut oft"
the list on the theory that it is better for the pa
per to lose one dollar than to risk losing several
dollars in the effort to retain a subscriber at doubt
ful paying disposition. Frankfort Stale JournaL
FOR BELGIAN INDEPENDENCE.
"What ever views Ave may hold of the responsi
bility for the European conflict all must recognize
that Belgian by its defense of Liege has established
its independence.
Liege may fall, must fall, as it appears at this
distance from the conflict, but after all the battles
are over, and the Peace Conference of the World
vis held, the first proposition before the Parliament
of man will be lo establish and maintain the inde
pendence of Belgium, who dared to risk everything
on one battle in defense of one city assailed by an
ally who had turned invader.
He either fears his fate too much,
Or his deserts are small,
That dares not put it to the touch,
To gain or lose it all.
Frankfort State Journal.
MAKE DATE WITH OPPORTUNITY.
While Europeans are murdering each other like
maniacs let loose, we can go after the business
they are thus deserting in Asia and South America
and by a grand rush gain the leadership during
generations to come.
Opportunity knocks loudly at Uncle Sam's
gate.
Go to it, everybody! Make H pass its bene
fits around. Cincinnati Post.
MUST BE SCARED, SAM.
Far be it from us to say so, but now would be a
good time to clean out the ditches and pull the
weeds before thev go to seed. Dover News.
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WEAK WOMAN
Mado Strong by Vlnol
Plant City, Fla. "I was bo run-down,
weak nnd nervous I could notdo my house
work or even bear to have my children
como ncur mo and could not sleep. 1 tried
ull kinds of medicino and was under tho
doctors' care for years without benefit.
But Vlnol haa restored my strength. I
sleep well and have gained 20 pounds."
Mrs. C H. Miliar, IMnntCity, Fla.
If Vlnol fails to create strength for
pale, weak, nervous, run-down men or
women wo return your money,
John 0. Pocor, Druggist, Maysvlllo, Ky.
WASHINGTON THEATER.
TONIGHT
l. a si him way ix
'THE CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR'
Lubin Drnmu in Two Part.
. "A STRENUOUS RIDE"
'Ltiliiii Driuiiii.
"WAR IS HELL"
In Voit Parts.
"TIIR PHAKL 01' THE PUX.IAP."
Monday Night.
ADMISSION 5c
MAD STONE A FAKE
In Thd rrovontton of Hydrophobia,
Says Tho Kentucky Stato Board of
Health In a Signed Statement.
Tho Last ratal Waltz.
While waltzing 'round with fairy (read
A happy thought passed through his head.
Thought he: "J, think 'ti time to wod,"
And so ho did hut 'iiough said!
Doniieyhrook Siniddlo had. many faults, but nobmh
could deny that lie was a perfect dancer. '
.IpauptteJ today 's heroine, realized the faults except when
she was dancing with him. Then she forgot them -entirely
Seven times had hho accepted Doiiuovhniok while in tin
midst of waltzes, but, alas! I'or poor .Suiiddle, she just a
promptly broke tho engagement us soon as tho dtuii-e uuh
over.
The day define Donneyhrnok took .leaniiette to the I Ion
nmihtcr ball lie had a great idea.
It. was during the fourth waltz a divine orchestra wa
playing "A Little Low, a Little MIsh." .lennnette was
Heating in Doi.iieyliruok's arms, enraptuied, enchanted,
hypnotized.
"Jeannette," said Donneybrook, "will you many meJ"
' Sure, ' ' said .Teannette.
"Now Right away?" insisted Uontioy.
"Sure," breathed Jeannette.
Donneybrook gavo a low whistle. Immediately his f ileiid
the young Rev. Sigsbco Hoodie, who was close by with his
paitner, walted over to them, and while tho encore wac
being played married them as tho two couples walted
around. Miss Arkansaw Threadbit, tie young minister's
partner, gracefully consented to servo as witness. Al fom
wore olegant dancers, and not one of them got out of ste
onco . (After tho danco Jeannette was a little peeved at
ilrst, but finally consented to lio happily oer aftor.)
Louisvillo Times.
To I'eace Officers, Health Officers and the Peo
ple of Kentucky:
A recent examination of dogs' heads
f i om widely separated sections of the
Stato shows an alarming prevalence of
hydrophobia. Under tho authority con
of Health hereby requests and directs
all persons owning aluublo dogs tu
keep them upon tlieir own premises
or to have them carefully nniz.led, and
sheriffs, chiefs of police, constable and
the people generally are hereby request
ed and directed to destroy, as p.iiulos
ly as possible, all unmuzzled dogs tun
ning at largo with a view to the pre
volition of hydrophobia. Failure to oh
servo this request is punishable by fine
before any magistrate.
Through arrangements with the t'nit
ed States Public Health Service, the
Slate Hoard of Health is enabled to
give the Pasteur treatment at the Hac
teriological Laboratory, Howling (Ireen
Kentucky, without expense, to individ
uals who have been bitten by rabid
logs or other animals. Dogs' heads sus
pected of being mad should be sent to
the laboratory, by express prepaid, and
the result of the examination will be
telephoned or telegraphed.
This Hoard takej this occasion to in
form tho people of Kentucky that mad
stones are useless if one is re.illj bitten
ny an i nice ted annual, Their use gives
a false sense of securitv and then use is
forbidden by law.
(liven under our hands and the seal
of the Stato Hoard of Health, this An
gust 11, 191 1.
J. 0. SOUTH, Pies.
A. T. McCOUMACK. Sec.
Dr. TAULBEE
SURGEON
Special Attention Eye, torj
Nose and Throat.
Suite 14
first National Bank Building.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway.
Snheilule ulTeutlvo Nov.
.'SO.IVl.1. bubjeot to obftuo
without notice.
TRAINS LKAVK MAYSV1LLH, KY.
Wttlward'
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4:13 p. m. , dully,
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Dr. P. G. SMOOT
...General...
Practitioner
.Sticoml Floor Mn.imlc Temple,
Third ami OlurketHtiuotii,
Mujavlllx, Ky,
.NpeHnt AlK'lltloii lo IHaeiiM-a ..Tllir
Eye,- Ear, Nose, Throat.
Keildtnct. lt K. Third St Telephone
office it, lettdcrictl. ffftce Itomt, W in U
a. m,; 2 to 1 p. m. 7 to a i). in. utmJdjti
by aiiolntn'nt only
EDWIN MATTHEWS
DENTIST.
Inllr4, PlrtNillnnnl llHtik Ilallillng.
AYNVIIJK,I(Y.
Locftlnud Lodr I OlUoe No. 6S5.
DIMftiiOA PbODPi ( Itculdenos No. 117.
G. M. WILLIAMS,
DENTIST.
Pirst National Bank Building.
Phnnoc t KHilent'e fiTlMV
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JOHN W.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
17 U.Knnil .
MAVHVII.f.ir, K
CUT PRICE SALE NO. 6
AT THE NEW YORK STORE, 'SATUR-
DAY, AUGUST 15th
Specinl No. 1 Good quality Calicoes If yard.
Special No. 'Apron Ginghams Go yard. '
Special No !J Ladles Muslin I'mleruear, 50c quality, .tie.
Special No. 1 I.ndies' $1.00 Dres Skirts, several styles, 8fic.
Special No. 0 Ladies' Ratine and Pique Skirts with Tunic llSc.
' Special No. II Ladies' $.fi() and '. Hats, Summer styles, to close,
at 80c.
Special No. 7 Ladies' f. and fl Auto Coals $1.7"..
Special No. 8 Another lot of Ladies' $1.2li Muslin Underskirts 10c
and OUc.
Special No. 0 Children's AVhite Drosses -fie and COc orth twice as
much.
Special No. 10 Heavy Itrown Cotton, yard wide, fie yard.
Special No. 11 Illtc Table Linen in white and colors, -fie yatd.
Special No. 1:2 Ladies' and Children's Past Dlack Hose ,Sc p.iir.
Special No. lit Ladies' Silk Hose in all colors and sizes, -'fie.
Special No. 11 Ladies' $1 and $l.fi Sample Waists fiOc.
Special No. 10 New Fall Hats at hummer prices.
NEW YORK STORE ST"
Proprietor
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We Save You Money;
We Want Your Trade
We sell goods at lowest prices consistent
with quality.
We cany a lull line of furniture and bed
ding. MclLVAIN, HUMPHREYS & KNOX,
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
Furniture Dealers.
207 Sutton Street. Phone 250. Maysville, Ky.
-A.PPEAI.
Of uMnrj to close the present huHlnoss .is soon as passible, tvo
ittunt Insist that all those Indahted to the t tin to call antl settle. Any
one having accoun s against us will prenent same tor settlement.
RIIISrS B3ROS.
PHONE 191
CULDS AFFECT THE KIDNEYS
J)fs fot gkiched
The honest product of the golden wheat is
creamy white, not dead white.
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
is the purest, most nourishing, strength-giving
food in the world.
BUY A SACK FROM YOUR GROCER
Sventuallij
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
Why Not Now?
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Dktri-utart.
100 Itetvniil, tlOO.
The readeri ot tbu paper will be plenied t
let utk-UWeU utleaitonedMwleddlieiui-tbttl
olnnoe k-ibeeu able to cure Id nil Iti it-Kei.nuri
thatli Catarrh, llall'i Caiarru Cure Ii the 0Uj
poiltlteaure nowuuv to the medlculf rutemlty.
Catarrh belli a oonititutlonal itleae,renu"
co-itltutlonaUreatmeot. Uall'iCatarr jrelr
taken Internally, aotlng dlreotly upon tie blooC
and mucous lurfaoei of the syiteni, thereby de
troytugtheroundatlonot thedliease,andi;tvlns
tnepatleuMtrengtb by building uptbeoouitttu
Hon and aitlitlng nature In doing tti work. Thi
proprietor! have 10 muoh faith In Iti oumHti
poweri that they offer One Hundred Dollar tc
anxoaiethatltfalUtooure. Sendforllitoftei
llmoulali,
AddrenK.J. OlIKNEY AGO.,Toledo,0,
Sold by all Druggliu, 76c.
TakaHairiFatnllvIMIUfornonitlpatlon.
Many Maysvillo Pooplo Have round
This to Bo True.
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Aro you wretched in bad wo.ttliurf
Uot's oory cold sottlu on ,our kid-
lll))S
Duos jour back ncho ami bi-voiiie
weak
Aro urinary passages inegular and
distressinyf
Tliuso syniptuni- aro rauio to sus
pi'ct kidney wonkm4.
Weakened kiduoys Meed quick help.
J)oan's Kidney I'ills lire espei ialh
prepared for weakened kidneVH.
Cirateful jieojdo rei'oiiiineiid them.
A, Sorries, loeksniith, Aberdeen, O.,
says: "The action of my kidneys was
iueyular and tho kidney secretions eon
tained sediment. I had bnekaclio and
v lic'.i stunning, it was hard for mo to
striiij,'liton. Colds always settled on my
kidneys. I used Doun's Kidney Pills
.iiid tlioy stopjied tho trouble ami my
Nidneys beeiimu strong."
The above is not an isolated ease, Mr.
Sorries is only ono of many in this
vicinity who liavo gratefully endorsed
Doa'a's. If your back aches if youi
kidneys bother you, don't simply ask
for ii kidney remedy ask distinctly for
Doau 's Kidney I'ills, the same that Mr.
Sorries had. 5Uo all stores. Fuster
Milburu Co., Piops., Buffalo, N. Y.
EPIDEMIC OF SMALLPOX
Che JYlarinello Mop
Twenty
Cases Under Quarantine In
Nicholas County.
Carlisle, Ky. About twenty cnFes of
smallpox in tho C'assidy section of
Nicholas county aie under quarantine.
PRIMARY WINNERS IN OHIO
COUGHLIN&CO.
Livery, Feed
and Sales Stable
Undertakers,
Embalmers.
Automobiles
for Hire.
Plious Ul.
MAX MIDDLEMAN
TRANSFER CO.
Transfer anil General Hauling, We
mnke a specialty ot laro contract,,
Ofllce and barn ISO Eatt gecoud
mt, i'boaw 115 asd 2?8; , " ,
U. 6. SHNATOR.
Iteimbllcaii Warren (J. Ilaidiug
Marlon.
Democrat Timothy S. Ilogan, .lack
son.
OOVKKNOR.
lfepiiblican Frank H. Willis, Ada.
Democrat James M, Cox, Dayton.
LIKUTICNANT ClOVIIHNOR
Republican Albert 11. Monlll, Oin
cinnatl.
' Demncrat William A. nreenlund,
Cleveland. (No o)position.)
THINGS WE DO
Instantaneous Faco Bleaching
Pimulo and Blackhead Treatment
Wrinkle Treatment
Warts and Moles Removed
Electrolysis
Scalp Treatment
Hot Oil Treatment
Mathiuo Treatment
Shampooing
Manicuring
Hair Dressing
Special Attention Given to Baldness
Hair Carefully Matched in Color and
Texturo( or Mado Up Prom
Your Combings.
CHIROPODY
Pr. tfora K. drown,
MARINELLO SHOP
Fifth Floor, First National Bank Bldg.
Farm For Salej
Wo liavo for sale a farm of 127 acres
in Charleston bottom, with good liouso j
of llvo rooms, tenant house, tobacco .
barn, good stable, corn crib stripping i
room, well watered and well fenced,
good young orchard. About thirty acres i
of this farm Is bottom land and the
rest Is rolling, but not steep. Fully
ono hundred acres or this farm Is in
grass. Hero is a chance for you to
buy a farm tlia is roady to make
money on. Drop in and see us and we
will tell you all about the many ad
vantages this farm has as a money
maker.
Prico $80.00 per aero on easy terms.
ThosLEwan&Co
REAL ESTATE
LOAN AGENTS
MAYSVILLE, KY.
FAKMF.RS and
TKAUKRS' HANK,
Graduation
AND
Wccld'ng Presents!
Our slock consists
- of the most elabo
rate assortment of
exquisite articles.
Your inspection is
solicited. :::::'
CIIAS. W. TRAXEL & C
PHONE 395.
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the construction of n Fe'dopil building
ii (leorgetown.
A most 'attractive lino of Seamless
Mrussels Rugs, room sbe, now IS..10 at
Hunt's.
Tho United States will lose .11100,000.
uOO on import duty owing to tho war
Bodies of dead Herman soldiers bo
dug burned on tlitbattlofl)ldk
Oomploto rptufua give Beckham 0,80(1
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remaining summer footwear at
prices that will insure quick
selling.
THIS WEEK
will he a banner week owing to
the special bargains we are now
offering.
Now is the right time to get ,
in your share of these wonderful
values.
We have plenty of bargains
for everybody.
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