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MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1914.
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I Know a Man
I know n man who's always got
A (juipk ami oortniii I'Uie
For ovory ill ami ailment that
A mortal can cmlure.
TIt always wants to try it out
Wlion'er his frioinU nre sick,
But when lie's fooling punk himself
Ho oalls a doctor quiok.
CHARLESJ CALVERT
rromlncnt Maysvillo Citizen and Busi
ness Man Died Suddenly Loiit
Nisht.
The hows of the death of Air. Charles
T. Culvert at liii home in West Third
atroot last night of apoplexy comes
as a shock to his thousands of friends
in this city and county.
Jlr. Culvert attended the Herman
town Fair with Mr. Stanton Clift yes
terday ami came home about 10 o'clock,
seemingly in the best of health. Ho
suffered "a stroke of apoplexy a short
time later ami died about lli.'to. Ik
was about 5j years of age.
Mr. Calvert is survived by bis wife
r.iiil six children Misses Anna and
Lliznbetli, Messrs. Clint, doe and Her
man, all of this city, and Mr. Hairy
.Calvert, of Bracken county.
Mr. Calvert Has a director of the
OermnntoWii Fair Co.
, The funeral arrangements have not
be oil nuiiotiHci'd.
MISS ELIZABETH BARBOUR'S
Artistic Pliying Attracting Attention
of Cincinnati Public.
(WeliH d'iy V l'miior.)
Miss Klirabetli ihrbour, solo pianiste
at the Zoological Harden last night, vvil'
lepeat her rendition of II r leg's Com-erte
in A minor, assisted by the Cinciiiii.tti
Summer Orchestra, this evening, as the
inclement weather of lasi ni'ht kepf
iwiny away who had especially desired
to hear this well-known artist. Those
nho nttended the concert last iiiuht felt
moro than repaid for the discomfort
of the dampness they encountered. MUs
Barbour plnytd with genuine apprecia
tion of her selection and faultless
technique enabled lu-r to gie full play
to her truly artistic temperament.
NOTICE TO THE TUBLIC.
Having sold our bnsiiio-s and desiring
to wind up all accounts by Septembei
1st, wo ask all our pations to call and
sottlo accounts on or before that date.
All thoso having accounts against the
firm, will present same for payment.
suiiWAiny. a. sov.
Master .lolin Hordon Cobiiru of the
county is spending the week with his
aunt, Mr-, i S rdon (lilmore.
Wall paper, rugs and paint at HEN
DRICKSON'S.
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FLIER NO. 1
WE MUST HAVE MONEY
In order to get h, we are going to offer our
entire stock of goods to you at such prices that
you will be COMPELLED to buy. Each week
we are going to announce some "Flier," and dur
ing tlutt week, any article advertised, you can have
at your own price, practically, for we are dettr
miutd to make the goods move. This week, be
ginning Monday, the 17th, every piece of Enamel
Ware, Tin Ware and Aluminum Ware in our
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MUST BE SOLD S
Ladies, here's a chance to replenish your
kitchen supply at your own price, and don't for-
get that with every $1 cash purchased you get a B
ticket entitling you to a chance on a five passen- J
ger Touring Car, fully equipped, with Eledtric
Starter, Elettric Lights, Eledtric Generator, 3 speeds,
etc.. and also, an Up-to-Date Runabout Automo- h
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Bj year 1915, as announced in our Big Ad.
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BABBXEY'S ?1.00 SALE,
Fop Friday nml Saturday wo will put
on salo Moil's and Women's $3, $4, $a
nml 40 Oxford, for $1.00!
. LTJNOHEON SPECIALTIES
You wU And HRR13 more nice things
nml wholesome Uiftntonywhere.
. IfvoTi are t'oinp to take an Ontlnc vfre
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THIRD DAY'SKEEDINGS
Of tlio Mason and Floming County Col
ored Toaclicrs' Instltuto In Session
At Maysvillo.
The session opened with devotional
exercises conducted by Dr. I;. M. 11a
good of the Scott's Chapel M. K.
Church. Teachers responded to roll
call by quotations from Negro authors.
After brief leniarks by I'rofs. Wood
ami Humphrey culling attention to Ne
gro authors and their works (he insti
tute proceeded to take tip the program
as oilHine-d by tho syllabus. l'rof.
Wood in a clear and forceful manner
discussed the subjects of Character and
Mind Training. Wxery teaclicer could
see clearly from tho instructor's argu
ment, to build up strong, moral and
menial chaiacters in children, the
teachers must possess qualities' along
these lines themselves. The following
subjects were discussed by the teach
eis: Third tirade Arithmetic, Miss
Hertha Brown; Klementary Heography,
.Miss Annie Williams and l'rof. Mar
tin; Third Hrado Heading, Mrs. Ida
Ho's; Third and Fourth Hrado. Lan
guage, Miss Susie Taylor; Primary
History, l'rof. A. V. Travis; Agricul
lure Tho Plant, l'rof. II. K. Ilum
mons. All these subjects were discuss
ed according to the latest methods of
teaching and can not fail to Inspire the
young teacher with simple and practical
ideas of how each subject should be
taught.
l'rof. Martin gavi an excellent bio
giaphy of Booker T. Washington. He
emphasized the importance of teaching
the children to point with pride to th
great men and women of our race. The
nstruetor would chime in as each sub
ject was discussed, giving some of the
latest approved methods of how tliev
should be taught. He shows clearly
that lie has the situation in lemd and is
master of his calling us an Institute In
' tractor.
We are glad to note some of the
citizens present at those seiiui but
would be proud to see more.
F. isu. ti.ijKlt, Keportor.
TONIGHFSIPROGRAM
To Bo Rendered at The ethcl Baptist
Church at 7:30 O'clock.
l'raver K'ev. It. .Jackson.
Solo Miss Susie Taylor
Select Heading .nss Kva McConico
lnstrumenta'. M.nio 1'iof. .1. Tiivlnr
Address Dr. L. M. Ilagood.
Quartette MUscs Irene Hello, Pearl
Perkins, Beatrice .lackson and Mr. Itob-
ert Itobinson.
Address Hon. K.
Solo Miss Marv
Address l'rof. i',
W. Lane.
Ilagood.
M. t.ood, Institute
lii'truetor.
Prof. Wood is an :ble sp"al.er
and
i.r one should fail to hear him.
PHOF. W. 11. IllJ'MPIIIJHV.
Master of Ceremonies
MASS FOR POPE.
Solemn requiem high mass for I'ope
Pius X. was celebrated at M. Patrick s
Itoiuau Cathclic Church this morniii"
at S o'clock.
Hreat bargains
It 's 11.00 Sale,
in low shoes at Mark
Friday and Saturday.
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tending the Deaf and Dumb institute at
Danville, Ky., is here Hpendlng his vn
cation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
James Butchor o tho West Eud.
to make your Picnic launch nrpetiziug
will be L'lad to lmve you cull.
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DEATH GRAPPLE
Between Allies and Germany
News Conflicting,
Both Claiming Vic
tory Russians Sweeping on Through Kaiser's
Domain
LATEST WAR BULLETINS
ranlc Reported Imminent In Berlin and
Wealthy Cltlzons Said to Bo Flee
ing By Way of Copenhagen. -
London, J-higland, Aug. 20, 12:11) p. 111
Despite the Merman efforts to min
imi 0 the extent mid importance of the
I usjian victories," says the Standard's
Copenhagen correspondent, "the Mer
man public is liy 110 means satisfied of
tleir security. A panic seems iiniuiiion
in Berlin. Wealthy Germans are leav
ing the city and hastening toward -Scandinavia
by way of Copenhagen. A num
ber of these already have passed
through tho city."
The following ofllclal statement has
been issued at Antwerp, according to
the Keuter correspondent there. '
"The Belgium operations have sue
1 ceded in the double object of dimin
ishing the Merman entrenchments and
drawing the troops on the line between
Maliues and 'Brussels and thus reducing
pressure on the French positions. We
liae compelled the Fourth Merman di
i "ion, which was advancing south
waids, to retrace its steps. The fourth
Belgian division at Namiir has fulfilled
its task, arresting the Merurin column
and allowing tho Belgians to retire on
.ho French line,
'The Xnmur forts are still holding
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Germans In Eastern Prussia Fleeing Be
foro Aclyanco of Russian Soldiers
Wlio Have Captured 3 Towns.
St. Petersburg, via Loudon, Aug. 2".
I he Mermans in the Libing District
ot K'ist Prussia, near the Vistula Kior,
are fleeing westward before the Hus
sion advance.
The Russian troops in Prussia hn,ve
occupied the towns of Nordenburg,
Sensburg and Bischofsburg and the rail
road station at Itothfliess and the Bus
siau advance continues.
In eastern Malicia the Russians have
driven back the ...tstiiuns beyond the
uer which runs about thiee miles west
ol Taruopol.
Announcement is made from Berlin
lh.it Lieut. Men. Prince Frederick of
aNe Meiniugeu was killed by a shell
Miud.iy at ..unur.
Another airship raid by the Mermans
op Antwerp has been repuUed b the
itelgiaus without loss.
An Austrian Mctorv over the l!us
siaus at Ki.isnik is claimed in wiielcss
nllicial reports from Berlin.
Losses of the Austrians on the Driu.i
aie declared in telegrams ftom the Sei
m.iii capital to be I.", 000 killed, :iO,00ll
wounded and l.'.OOO prisoners.
Russian decorations have been with
liawu from Mermiin and Austrian sov
ereigns and princes and the latter have
bi 011 dismissed from Russian ro'timeiiU.
'Ibis has never been done beiore.
The bomb-dropping episode at Ant -
v erp, may cause an international in
iiirj, as 'Belgium claims it is in viola-
inii'of Article "0 o. the Fourth Hague
convent inn.
The Belgian roval family has abaa
doned the palace at Antwerp and gone
ii to hiding, as the aerial bombardments
were directed at the poison of the king.
Secretary Bryan has denied that
Brand Whitlock, U. S. minister to Bel
!j1um, has. protested ngahibt dropping
fuinlie.s on, the city of Autwery, but
says that the Belgian minister to the
United States has made a protest.
Dispatches from tho general stall' at
St. Petersburg announce that Bus'ian
roops occupy all the eastern and south
em half of Hasteru Prussia. The Uus-
ians are declared to be continuing tho
oflenslve.
The Italian government has rece'ved
advices from Menoral Conrad, chief of
the Austrian stuff, declaring without
foundation reports saying that Austria
Hungary Iris aggressive iutentlous
against Italy.
A dispatch from Antwerp says all
Merman troops nro believed to have
lift Brussels and that the Belgians ex
pect to re occupy the city immediately.
This news, however, lacks confirmation
1 1 ttiu any oflicinl source.
A dispatch received in Rome from
Vienna declares that Austria-Hungary
has declared war 011 Japan.
A nows dispatch from Paris says that
in Lorraino tho allied armies have taken
lip a combined offensive movement, and
that the situation in the Vosges is un
cl.auged. Tho battlo continues in the
region of Luneville, and the French
trnoiis nro said to be making progress.
Dispatches from Antwerp bay that
twenty-six lives wero lost, 000 hoine
Flightiy damaged and sixty houses
nearly' destroyed by tho Zeppelin
l nib's.
GOODNESS GRACIOUS" AT THE
GEM TOMORROW
Everyone- In Mnysvillo nnd vicinity
wants to see tho Stnr Vitagrnph com
edy, "Goodness Mrncious", at the Mem
tomorrow afternoon and night.
Master Albert ShoUon of Munches
tor, Ohio, Is visiting his aunts, Missus.
Dora Kdgintgtou and Mrs. H. J. D. Mar
shall. Mr, Lud Mills has accepted n posi
tain as chauffeur for Mr. Crenshotv
Slack of tho county.
Rev, Athortoa purchased the auto
of Mr. A. E. Daniels and motored to
1.1s homo.
Arr. Jainen LDowiilujfHvl Ukiug thd-
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Mr. Nelson Breee w-ns in Augusta
on business Tuesday.
Mr. Howard Key tool; in tho Merman
town Fnir yesterday.
Mr. William 'fronts has returned from
a visit to Lola ud, Mich.
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Mr. T. I. Peggs of Milman, 111., h
visiting relatives in Charleston bottom.
Mr. Paris lluddleston of Ripley is
visiting his parents on Tuckahoo Ridge.
Mbs Kliziilii'lli Adaiiison has returned
from 1 visit with friends in Lcviugtoti.
Mis Vivian Louderbaek of Miirnus-
liurg is visiting relatives in Covington.
Mrs.-Maurice D. Aitkin of Flemings
burg is the guest of fi lends in this
city.
"Mr. Ray Feltcainp of Cincinnati it
visitieg the F.ruost family of Moiaus
burg.
Miss Mary Flanders of Millersburf
U visiting Mrs. Mary Morau of Jersey
Ridge.
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Mbs Eva Mason of Millersburg is
itdting Miss S.illie Morun of .lersev
Ridge.
Mrr. Bettie Smart of the West End
has returned from a visit at Winches
tor, Ky.
' Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hopper have
leturned from their summer home in
the oMiuty.
Mis iiael Kerr of Millersburg, i
visiting her sister, Miss .losie Kerr of
Tuckiihoe.
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.Mr. Tom Zwicgart returned home thi
tuorniii'r aftc a week's, camping trip,
near Louisville.
Mr S.im Fugles of Louisville, is the
pleasant guest of the Keith family ol
Charleston bottom.
Mis Tlielma Payne of Varis, is vis
iting the family of Mr. Sam Roser of
Charleston bottom.
Mis Gertrude Downey is the pleasant
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Mary Foley
f Tuckahoo Ridge.
Mr W. O. S'dwell returned to his
home in the countv after a week's busi
uess trip in Cincinnati.
Mr. .1. .1. Coughlin of Augusta, a stn
dent at Kentucky State FniversiU,
was 11 tlii city vostorday on his way
to Li Mutton 011 a short business trip.
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50c to $1.25
One of the wonders of this Twentieth Cen
tury is the machine that makes embroidered
scallops and eyelets like the handwork of French
needlewomen. There is also a machine that
embroiders motifs after French designs. These
new devices enable us to offer copies of high
priced underwear at these modest prices:
NIGHTGOWNS $1, $1.25.
PETTICOATS $1.
DRAWERS 50c.
All above garments are neatly scalloped or
have embroidered designs. Some have both em
broidered scallop and design.
No Reduced Goods Charged, Reserved, Exchanged or Sent on Approval.
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Saturday Is Red Letter Day
Double Stamps! It's Good Bye To All Odds and Ends.
: EAGLE SHIRTS
One lot of "Kagle" Silk Seconds just received, worth up to j5..
S Saturday's price $1.98.
m One lot of "Kagle" Shirts, just received soft cuffs and woven
madras worth 82. Saturday's price 1. Kvery one guaranteed
S perfect.
5 "ROYAL," WAISTS Big selection of "Royal Waists, low
m neck and short sleeves, 98c. Sizes 34 to 64. '
LINGERIE DRESSES Mostly white. Take your choice at
JS Y Price.
5 LADIES' HATS Choice of any Summer Hat in our store 75c.
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IMPORTED ROBE SJust seven of them are left. They
were worth up to Si 5. Saturday's price $5.98. This is some
bargain.
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Mr. Elmer Kirk of the Mint Cola
Company returned from 11 visit with the
homo folks near ..ui., Ky,
Mr. Win. Vieroy of the B. & O. rail
road force is spending his vacation with
his mother, Mrs. M. .1. Vicrov.
Mr. J. H. Stafford and wife nre
Fpendlug the summer with Mrs. M. B.
McCormack of the West End.
Mrs. D. II. Brock of Richmond," Ky.,
is spending several weeks with Rev. W.
W. Hall and wife of Moraiisburg.
'Mrs. Harry Owens and son, Perrine.
nre spending several days with Mr. .1.
R. Beagles and wifo ofthe county.
Bev. M. R. Athertou and wite return
ed to their home at llodgenvillo, after
spending tho summer at Moransburg.
Mrs, neorge dimes and little child of
Millersburg are visiting the Misses
Riohcson at their Hat over the Library.
Miss ElialwHi Rudy ot the IMP
Poii'o has returned Iroin a visit to her
flint, Mrs. John Anderson, in Cincin
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Misses Josle Reynolds of Dover and
Marie Conrad of Rushvillo, I ml., are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Osborne of
Tuckahoo.
Mrs. Clyde Crawford of Pittsdeld,
Peiui., is spending a few weeks with her
laither. Mr. Coleman Wilson of tho
West End.
Mrs. John B. Holton, after spending
a few days with Miss Martha Holton of
Tuckahoo returned to her homo in In
dinuapolis.
Don't forget Barkloy's 1 Sale of
Low shoes Friduv ami Saturdav.
D. HECHINGER & CO.
Maysville's Best Clothing and Shoe Store.
OUR ENTIRE FALL STOCK NOW READY FOR INSPECTION
We believe in the selection of our Fall Stock we will please the most fastidious dressers in our community.
Our Suits and over gnrtnents are the productions of tho most exclusive Wholesale Merchant Tailors in Americai
consequently, many of the styles nml fabrics arc 'exclusively" confined to us. We devoted special attention to
Voting Men's apparel. "In this department we are particularly strong." We promise you that wearing one of oar
Suits or Overcoats will stamp you "a well costumed person."
We have already in stock the latest fall style Hats from the celebrated Manufacturers J. II. Stetson Co. and
Knox Hat Co.
Our Shoe Department Is replete witit the newest fall productions of Ilatian, Nettletou, Walk-Over, W. L.
Douglas and Barker-Brown. Bvery p dr w irreuted to give reasonable satisfaction.
ZX HEC iHl I3NTG-ESR. A, CO.
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BUILD YOUR HOUSE NOW!
If you nre contemplating building a home or n house for an investment, now"
js the time to place your order. We have the largest Mock of all kinds of build
ing material that can be found in Northeastern Kentucky nnd have large con
tracts with the timber men for still greater supply. We contracted tills large
supply at a price very nenr cost of production nnd we are in position to give you
tlw advantage of Ibis good purchase. Place your order now or let us give you an
estimate on your requirements; you will then leaye your order with Maysville's
Foremost Lumber Yard.
The Mason
Cor. Socontl and Llmostono Sts. Phono 519. MAVSVILLE, KV.
A. A, MoLauahun. L. N. Bkiian.
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off for cash purchases. It issues a coupon for every sale. Good B
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Room Moulding at a Special Price.
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SODALIOIOUS
That's what they all say about our Soda and Ice Crea"in.
For Ice Cream Sodas and Sunrises a superior quality of cream
is used. Our menu consists of about seventy-five beverages and
each one is a favorite with some of our trade. Be sure to get
your share.
IT'S S0DALICI0US.
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Good News of
Special purchase of two-ynrd-wido Irish taMo
linen of smell umitMial and satisfactory (piality we
nro proud to oflVr it fras little as $1 yard. CMiartn
intr part rn vat' e y. Match Napkins $2 J dozen.
Satisfied Shoppers
are our rmutmut buyers. W mark our dress goods
very close. That ineanH when we cut the price of
rcmtinntti we lose money on every jard, but, because
tho gain is yours is not ihenly reason so many take
advantage of the offer. Another nason is because
the lvinnants are from our best and prettiest silke
ttud tluty atfoid a chance for now dresses, hlnusn,
kimonaa at a fraction of regular price?. See for
oui'Helf.
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SHOES
Eir,st showing of the new "Queen Quality Shoes" and our
Special School Shoes a perfect fit for every foot.
"HIRSCHEELD WORKING SHOES" The Shoes that is
made in Maysville. Guaranteed by the factory. $3 Pair.
One lot of Shirtwaists worth up to $1. Saturday's price 35c.
One lot of Silks, some faucy, some are plain, some are a yard B
wide. They go Saturday at 50c yard. B
One lot of odds and ends of Silks 39c yard. jj
Good Bleach Cotton, yard wide. Saturday is the last day to S
bliv it at 7c yard. (
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Lumber Co.
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