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MAYSVILLE
REPUBLICAN.
XTEEKLT REPVBLIOAN-Uet.
DAIl Y rVJOLIO LKDQEE-iatt.
MAYSVILLE, KY., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1904.
ONE COPY ONE CENT.
POSITIVELY
Copy for "changes" In ad'
vcrtlaemants MUST b'e sent
In before 2 o'clock en the
previous day.
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There are some very heavy fields of wheat
aear Washington.
Wheat harvest commenced in the Washing
ton neighborhood Tuesday.
Mr. Jehn Ryan, nephew of Mr. Charles Mc-
Auliffe of Hilltop, wa9 severely injured yester
day by the kick of a horse.
Miss Mae Herd Elgin is the guest of Miss
Xeuie Herd of Covington and will be entertained
iat a number of charming functions' this week.
Coughlin & Wells have had a water filter
.placed in their livery stable and are thereby
:served with clear water at all seasons of the
.year. Tie outfit placed in position cost about
$18.
' See rte when in need of a nice diamond or
watch; we have prices that will interest any one
" an need of any goods in my line; see me before
tbuying anything in the line of Jewelry.
MuRrnY, the Jeweler.
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The fall received by Douglas McDowell while
-at work at the Bee Hive building several days
' .age is mere serious than at first thought. Yes
Herday he was compelled te give up hU work
and go borne. He was suffering intense pain.
It is possible that he is injured internally.
JRains Bres, have just received and offer
for sale a very fine car of Ear Cern.
If you want te bid en the Government Build
ing, see notice from Uncle Sam's Architect in
another column.
Express wagon just delivered us another case
of Panama Hats. They are beauties. Sold
everywhere from $7 te $8. We sell ours for
$5. If you want one don't delay.
D. HnciiiNGEK & Ce.
SETTLED BY AGREEMENT
The. Will Case of Rebert B.
Amicably Adjusted
Herd
The contest ever the probate of the will of
Rebert B. Herd, deceased, which was te have
commenced in the County Court at Vanceburg
today, has been settled by agreement signed ky
all of the parties in interest.
This will be welcome news te the many friends
of both sides.
t Many witnesses from Maysville and Masen
county had been subpoenaed te go te Vanceburg
this morning.
The contestants were represented by Samuel
J. Pugh, E. L. Worthington and Themas R.
Phister, and the Attorneys for the Executrix
were Messrs. W. C. Halbert of Vanceburg, Wil
liam A.'Yeung and Geerge B. Caywood of
Morehead, and Sallee & Slattery of this city.
yjclUUc Should Smile!
THE BOND ISSUE WINS!
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(Handsome Majority Fer the East
End Trunk Sewer
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bacce Plant and a New
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It is gratifying te announce that the propo prepo
sition t issue $12,000 in bends for building a
.main sewer in the Fifth and Sixth Wards car
ried yesterday by the handsome vote of 8G7 X54.
The result in the several Wards U given be-
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First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward..
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151
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Sixth Ward 179
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Ob, for the photographs of these 54 mossback
obstructionists, that they might be buried in the
anud, face downward!
Mr. Geerge K. Crawford of this city lived at
Lexington, Me., many years age, and was very
intimate with the late Geerge Morten Mount
joy, whom he had been raised with at Wash
ington. , - .
GOODBYE, NUISANCE!
The Sixth Ward Pend New a Thing
of the Past
Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock Chief Engi
neer Jehn Eitel, and his assistant Ben Smith,
tapped Cooper's Lake at Union street and the
stagnant water that bis been a stench and a
breeder of malaria for years began te flew,
much te the gratification of the army of boys
and men who had assembled te watch the mo
mentous event.
It ii expected that the water will have dis
appeared by tonight, but it is doubtful if such
is the case. In order te protect and keep the
sides of the sluice from caving in the flew of
water has te be regulated and the outgo slew
and gradual.
The boys are anticipating a rich harvest of
fish when the bottom of the lake is reached,
and no doubt many will stand sentinel until the
water entirely disappears, when there will be a
scramble well worth seeing.
FLORIDA PINEAPPLES!
uStveet and delicious, ;j for i!."e. Kuk Plant. Cnullllewer. ltnspbcrriea are At
their best; send us your orders for iireervlnjr. Sweet Cantaloupes
ami Juicy Peaches. Ourrante. Gooseberries. ,
3. W. G ESS EL, opposite operi-heuse.
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CORSETS
An R CS, G Corset net only fits from the first It
fits also te the very last.
There i3 no " breaking in " te an R & G Corset be
cause you can always find the RC& G model that fits
you smoothly and snugly from the beginning.
It is also almost true that there is no bearing out te
them. R CBt, G Corsets are se cleverly designed, se
cunningly M stayed" and made of suchmaterials that
they outlast all ethers and held their original shape as
long as they last. Every pair is absolutely guaranteed.
Medium priced but excelling the costliest in fit
and durability.
Ne. 431 jjl'rlce $liCO The new deuble-bust gere cor
set oapeclnlly dcsltfned for Buppertlnjr the bust wlthqut re
stricting the freedom in any way.
Ne. 837, Trice 81 Straight front, tlcep hip. Pro
duces most successfully the Blender, long eflect which the
new style costumes demand.
Other styles at prices from 91 te $10.
Fer mjew w-mm... Maysville,
sZ.Merz Bres. ;.
Rev. T. S. Buckingham contemplates shortly
holding a meeting at Meransbnrg.
Rev. J. 0. A. Vaught holds the record at
Danville for having the first home-grown toma
toes of the season.
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OEFICERS ELECTED
New Ones Fer DeKalb Ledgo Chesen
at Last Night's Meeting
At the meeting of DeKalb Ledgo Ne. 12, 1.
0. 0. F., last night the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing six months
N. G. M.P.Williams.
V.-G. J.-Linden Woed3.
Secretary Jehn W. Thompson. '
Treasurer Jehn Duley.
Hest Jehn W. Thompson.
Finance Committee Harry Tayler, Jehn T.
Parker, S. R. Harover.
Read Jehn Duley's ad.
In her will Miss Laura Bruce of Lexington
leaves $5,000 in trust for the spread of
Weman's Suffrage in Kentucky.
The twelfth session of the Knights of Pyth
ias, colored, of Kentucky, will be held at Win
chester, beginning July 26th.
The next monthly meeting of the Masen
County Medical Society will be held at G. A. R.
Hall Thursday, June 30th, instead of Wednes
day, at 2 p. m. This change is made through
deference te wishes of the essayists upon the
occasion, Dr. S. P. Kramer of Cincinnati and
Dr. W. H. Herd of Orangeburg. A full attend
ance desired.
The new Chesapeake and Ohie Flyer between
Washington and St. Leuis, instituted about ten
days age, is giving the passenger representa
tives of that line intense satisfaction. The
train is running full every day, and the num
ber of people carried out of Washington
through the Kanawha Valley is surprising the
read officials.
Baseball Standing
The following tables shows the standing of
the various baseball clubs in the two big
Leagues up te yesterday:
NATIONAL LEAOUE.
Clubt, Wen. Let. P. O.
New Yerk..... 41 16 .719
Chicago 35 20 .636
Cincinnati. 35 23 .617
Pittsburgh 30 23 .517
St. Leuis S3 27 .509
Jiroeklyn 21 37 .393
Uosten 23 36 .390
Philadelphia 12 42 .233
TESTEItUAT'S GAMES.
St. Leuis 5, Cincinnati 2.
Uosten 0, liroeklyn 4.
New Yerk 9, Philadelphia 0.
AVEIUCAS' LEAGUE.
Clubt. Wen. Lett. P. C.
Uosten 3J 21 .025
New Yerk. 31 21 .618
Chicago.. 36 25 .590
Philadelphia 31 21 .561
Cleveland. 27 25 .&19
St. Leuis 28 27 .491
Dotrelt 21 34 .414
Washington 9 45 .166
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SJSpecial sale en Pianos at Gerbrich's.
Richard P. Ernst, Chairman of the Republi
can State Central Committee, will call a meet
ing of the State Committee in Louisville shortly
te elect a permanent Secretary, te make plans
for the organization of a Campaign Committee,
te raise funds and te revise the party rules.
Hew'd-Tliln?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for njg
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halt's
Catarrh Cur.
F. J. CHUNKY A CO,, Teledo, OJ
We, the undersigned, have known F.1- ChenerS
for the last 15yars,andbellevehlmperfectl?,he
erable in all business transactions and financially
able te carry eat any obligations made by hUfli
Waldine, Kinnak A MAiivrSv
Wholesale Druggists, ToledepT
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, act
directly upon the bleed nnd mucous surface pft
system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75,cfla
per bottle. Sold by nil Druggists.
Take Hairs Family I'lUS ler constipation. jj,
I wish le stale te my friends and patrons I.amj
in receipt hi
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VEGETABLES!
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everything grown in this climate; also, receiving
aaliyaii Kinds ei l-rults, sucn as strawberries,:
Cherries and RaSDberrles. I am handling and'rtv.;
celvlng nice, large Spring Chickens which I am'
Bplllnir vtrv liiiv; ItpcWlpK T Am Irppnlnir A flrfil 3
class store, neat and clean, and cordially invite'-;
mv friends te call. V ' 4"
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IS THERE NEVER A 'LET-UP' IN YOUR TRADE?'
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asked a gentleman in our house last Saturday.
The remark was prompted by having te wait a bit
te get his wants attended te. Usually this is considered the dull period of the clothing business. The previsions we make te prevent trade apathy
keep things en the move right along. Where else will you go te find the following lines of this kind of weather clothing and in quantities that
every one can be suited? Panama Hats, 50c te $5. Linen Crash and Weel Crash l'ans, $1.50 te $3.50. Alpaca and Drap-de-Tes Coats and Vesta,
$1.50 te $7, the latter the finest of imported goods. Our Outing Crash Coats and Pants at from $5 te $16.50 have again been replenished with new
styles. Our Negligee Shirts, of which we have an immense line, are the most comfort-giving been te mankind just new. Our White and Figured
Vests are greatly admired and largely bought by geed dressers. W. L. Douglas and Hanan have become household words. Why? They give the
satisfaction people expect that pay fair prices for shoes. Meney or ether "hoes if they de net give reasonable wear.
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Hams.
tickle the palate "Daisy"
M. C. Russell Ce.
The C and 0. Depot at Salt Lick, Bath
county, was damaged by fire, the building being
struck by lightning during a terrific storm Sun
day afternoon.
Jehn V. Marks, a prominent Louisville to
bacco man, died Monday of bleed poisoning.
The gross earnings of the L. and N. Railway
for the third week of June were $G67,1S0, a
decrease of $53,735 from the same week last
year.
Seme geed farms yet for sale. Jehn Duley.
Mr. and Mrs. Rebert B. Owens of this city,
Mr. Charles F. Tayler, Mrs. C. W. Ferman.Miss
Hattie L. Weed and Mrs. J. Paxton Marshall of
Washington were in Augusta yesterday attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. Charles Weed.
Tayler Bre3. don't claim they are the best, ',-.
but they de claim te sell the best bargains in '
the county.
fWe have sold our $100 bsntaln and"
new offer one at $175. Come and see't-
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WOMEN'S STOCKINGS.
' 15c pair. Firm fast black cotton, double soles, high spliced
heels, elastic, narrowed at ankles, geed and serviceable.
25c pair. Fine gage fast black lisle, unbleached feet or
split soles, plain, Richelieu ribbed or open work.
HALF HOSE.
15c pair. Socks for wear, made of two-thread Egyptian yarn.
Very elastic and carefully fashioned.
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS.
15c pair. Yeu needn't fear frequent recourse te the darning
bag when you buy these. They're built for hard wear. Wide or
narrow ribs, fast black of course.
A Mid-Season Sale.
It's harvest time for every woman who can think up a possi
ble need for another white shifl waist or two. Fer we have set hurry
up prices en some white waist patterns. 50c te $1. Priced by the
pattern of three yards, net by the single yard.
DOUBLE STAMPS!
Saturday en every ten cent part of a purchase TWO Premium
Stamps will be given.
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sale at Ray's Posteflice Drugstore.
Will the person who took a white silk shawl
from Hayswood by mistake en the evening of
the reception please return it te Hayswood and
receive the one left in its place?
The late Rebert T. Tayler came te Maysville
in 1S4S and clerked for the late merchant Rebert
Ficklin in Frent street.
New is the season of the year that the thrifty
husbandman rushes his rotten eggs te market
te turn an honest penny.
Ed L. McKee of Greenup has been promoted
te Posteflice Inspector in charge at Chatta
nooga, Tenn.
Dr. Lydia Lloyd Poage has filed her certificate
with the County Clerk in Bourbon from the
State Beard of Health te practice medicine.
yCartraell extracts teeth without pain.
Mrs. Mary Crockett Rapp, widow of the
Rev. Geerge E. Rapp, former Paster of Second J
M. E. Church, Seuth, will deliver an address at
the Church tomorrow evening in the interest
of the Weman's Heme Missionary Society. ,'J
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