The evening bulletin. [volume], September 04, 1900, Image 2

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Golf Cloths..
The woman who carries tho damp heavy train of a lonp sown on rainy day
aurely envies her wi light-footed sister m a short ski' . Bu .n J
short skirta on ramv days wantto continue the comfort when i it is dgg yf
tractive designa of plaid backs. $1.50 and $2 a yard.
MUNICIPAL MATTERS
Evening Bulletin.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
KOSSEIt & MCCARTHY,
Proprietora
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Business Transacted at the
Monthly Meeting of City
Council.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKKr.
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WILLIAM JEn'NINOb mKYAN of Nebraska.
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ADI.AIK STEVES ON. til Illinois.
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J. .1 KE MB if Min dimly.
ftfiTGoncrjiHy fair to-day
SttSrMnd Wcdm'.sdav.
Tun editor of the Bulletin' can be it
li. d upon to do tiu lair tiling at all
timea. On the "face of the returns" our
article on the Ledger's eritiui-m of Prof
Khotou did the tditor of that paper an
injustice. We were actuated in saying
what we did by the apparent injustice of
the Ledger to Prot. tthoton, who was
comparatively a stranger among us.
WHEUE DENBY BELONGS.
To the Embalmed Beef Combine With
Alger, Eagaii and Hunna.
Washington Tlmcs.J
"Hon." Tiucirrion Denby announces
that, althouRh a "lifelong Democrat," he
is obliged to support Mr. McKinley for
re-electiou to the Presidency. Since Mr.
McKinley has supported him hand
somely out of the war emergency fund,
ever since he first took his place ou the
ridiculous Alger Relief Commission and
incidentally for-gathered with the em
balmed contractors at tile Arlington, it
would be the depth of ingratitude for
Tincarrion Denby to act otherwise.
We are able to assert with the utmost
confidence that he is not, and for at
least four years has not been, regarded
by any Democratic authority as a Demo
crat, but, on the contrary, as in full fel
lowship with the Hanna, Alger, Eagau
and Abner combination, which did so
much to make the administrative history
of the Spanish war what it is. He is
distinctly a type of tho Hanna adminis
tration man, and if decent Republicans
can view association with him with com
placency they are welcome to do so.
Certainly the Democratic party would
feel humiliated if he were falsely to de
clare himself a member of its organiza
tion. HON. FRANCIS T. 1I0RI).
One of the Most Active Gold Democrats in
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-j "JU Hill OIIiiuri uijan una
Year His Reasons.
Indianapolis, Ind., August 31. Fran
cis T. Hord, a prominent lawyer, who
was a Palmer and Buckner Elector in
1S9G and then ono of the most active
Gold Democrats, to-day gave notice that
he would support Bryan and Stevenson.
Mr. Hord opposes McKinley principally
because he believes that he is hopelessly
involved with the men who control the
powerful trusts which the Republican
party cannot aflbrd to antagonize.
He also believes that VcKinley'a ex
pansion ideas are dangerous and should
be repudiated by the country.
Councilman James A. Fhost has made
and presented to Judge Wadaworth a
unique paper weight composed of me
mentoes of several events in local his
tory. It represents a miniature tell
tower with a tiny bell suspended. The
roof of the tower ia made of pieceB of
copper taken from O. and O. engine No.
79 destroyed by an explosion of the
boiler May 20, 1899. The four rough
supports of thiB roof are made of pieces
of the bell of the old Washington Opera
House (burned January 30, 1898), ae is
also the base upon which the supports
i rest. The base also includes a piece of
metal from tho steamer Bostona burned
August 8, 18C0, and a buckle from the
BUBpender of Dick Coleman, burned Do
nomhRr ft. 1899. Tho dates are all
Btamped on tho weight.
Mr. Lkk Nonius, of Fern Leaf, wts
driving north on Sutton Btreet Monday
afternoon in a buggy. In front of Mrs,
Collins' residence he mot Charles Sher
wood, colored, of Mayslick, driving in
theopposito direction. Ench turned to
tho left, but failed to turn far enough,
nnl the next instant there wub a crash
and both buggies wore considerably dam
aged. Charles was this only ono of tho
inmates hurt, and his injury was only a
Llow on tho nose, causing tho loss of
considerable blood. Mr. Noma had
Shprod'a buggy repaired.
Red Hot From tlio Gun
Was iii. ball that hit G. B. Stendman, of
JSVwnrk, Mich., in tho Civil War. It
caue-d uorriblo ulcers that no treatment j
hoJppd for 20 years. Then Bucklen'a,
'Arnft'il. Salvo cured him. Cures cuts,
bruised, burns, boils, felons, corns, skin
oruntlotifl. "Rant nlln nira nn aarth on
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Summary of Reports of Various Official?.
Building Permits Granted New
Policeman Electedr
The regular meeting of the City Coun
cil was held Monday evening, Mayor
Stallcup presiding.
The following is a summary of tho re
ports of the Police Judge and Chief of
Police:
Number of convictions
KI iios mill coils nssi-sMfd 5
Fines Ac. worked out
Flues iU. replevied
Kilns Ac. workLig
Kxeeutlon fur lines, etc.
Fines Ac. paid
fall feus assessed
Old bonds mid Interest collected
Net wharfage-
08
I1A 10
87 N)
8 50
61 00
ID 00
I8 60
M '20
m 15
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Following is the Treasurer's report:
Balance last ruouib S J.'.'Tj 43
Receipt.
License 8 22 50
Bond account 3,000 0J
City taxes. "07, 'us aud "M and l'AW 2.C0U 72
Wharfage .OS 87
Internal Improvement '20 00
Total S 7,026 52
Expenditure.
Alms and alms house S 3 3 01
Gas and electricity 471 G7
Internal Improvements 3$i 13
Police 305 bO
Salaries 2'S 25
Sundries 102 '27
Schools 612 00
Interest and discount 2,208 15
Hoarding and guarding prisoners 151 10
Total 8 4,811 71
Balance 2,lisl 81
Claims and accounts were allowed and
ordered paid, amounting to $2,210.90.
KECAriTCLATION.
Alms and alms house S 212 32
Gas and electricity -173 17
Internal Improvements 300 71
Boarding and guarding prisoner:- 127 00
Miscellaneous '.Hi b
Salaries and pensions 71C Go
I'htci ot i'oiice u ao
Wharves and ferries 152 40
Chief Donovan reported that during
August the number of arrests made by
the police was as follows :
By Wallace tl
By Ort 18
By Roster 3
By Thompson 7
liy special police 8
T. .N. Lewis; to build a kitchen on
Front street, First ward.
The saloon licenee of A. Weiand it Co.
was transferred to Wm. Rosser & Co.
Mr. Tollo stated that numerous com
plaints had been made lately about the
gas. He said that as Chairman of the
Committee on Gas he, with the Mayor,
had conferred with the company's offi
cers, and they promised to use every
eflort to remedy the trouble, which, it is
thought, is due to water in the mains.
An ordinance was introduced requiring
any person causing an excavation in or
adjoining any public street or alley, or
placing any obstruction upon the streets,
shall have two red 'lights placed at
such excavation or obstruction at night,
and an additional light for each fifty feet
of such obstruction or excavation. The
rules were suspended and the ordinance
adopted. The penalty is a fine of from
So to S25.
The resignation of Wm. Rosser as a
policeman wa3 tendered and on motion
was accented.
The unexpired portion of A. Weiand
& Co.'a wholesale beer licensp, amount
ing to about $10, was refunded, the firm
having quit the business since Mr.
Weiaiid's death.
Ira Newell was unanimously elected a
member of the regular police force, to fill
the vacancy caused by tho resignation of
Mr. Rosser.
The Committee on Laws and Ordi
nances, with the City Attorney added,
was ordered to codify the laws and ordi
nances of the city and prepare them for
publication.
Tho Mayor reported $31 25 amount of
license collected in August.
Permits were granted as follows:
mil, Mitcnei iv uo : to uuiid a one
story wagon ehed in rear of their factory,
Mrs. Driscoll: to build a kitchen on
East Fifth.
Board of Education ; to build a coal
house near Sixth ward Bchool building.
Misses Lamb ; to build a carriage house
on property of A. R. Glascock on West
Third street.
Mavsville Compauy No. 0, U. R. K. of
P., will meet to-night at 7 o'clock at Cas
tie Hall.
The approaching marriage of Mr.
Frank O. Barkley and Miss Roberta
Robinson is announced. Tho nuptials
will bo solemnized Wednesday, Oct. 3rd,
instead of on the 4th, as stated by our
contemporary. Tho prospective brido
1 and groom are among the most popular
in Maysvillo a social circles and a host of
friends unite in congratulations and good
wisheB in advance of tho happy event.
Tho Appetite of a Goat
Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whoso
stomach and liver are out of order. All
bucIi Bhould know that Dr. King's Now
Lifo Pills, the wonderful stomach and
liver remedy, givoa a eplondld appetite,
sound digestion and a regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health and
reat energy. Only 25c. at J. J Wood &
The Contemplation of Style,
Tho style that In In our Clothing Is a pleasure.
It Is absolutely correct. Each garment Is dressy,
well made and perfectly finished.
Men of every size can bo fitted, rocket books
of hny Mze can bo suited. '
The material used is In the very latest color
ings and patterns and many of the designs are
exclusive.
Don't think the goods are not tip top because
the prices arc very low.
Eluer F. M. Tindkr, of Carlisle, is as
sisting in a protracted meeting at Provi
dence Christian Church, near Nicholas
ville. Mb. John Luman, one of the oldett
and most popular employes of the Mays
ville Street Railway, left Sunday for Cin
cinnati. Saml'kl Ball, colored, about twelve
years of age, an inmate of the county in-
finiiary, was on Monday apprenticed to
D. F. Weaver.
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Miss Ella Lake, the young woman
who has been sick at Mr. P. Maher's in
the county, was removed to her home in
Ohio Saturday.
The late David Sinton, of Cincinnati,
started out in life clerking at a country
store for $4 a month. He left an estate
of $7,000,000 or $8,000,000.
Mr. S. N. Meyer Monday sold and
conveyed to Mrs. Catherine Archdeacon
a two-story frame residence on north side
of Third street, west of Bridge, for
$2,350.
The L. and N. has a force of hands en
gaged putting in new scales at the new
depot. They will also alter and repair
the bridge over Limestone Creek while
here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cady have taken
up their residence in the suite of rooms
lately vacated by Mrs. Dr. Hewinp. He
will move his studio to these rooms in a
week or so.
L. C. Harrison, guardian of Nora Leo
and Carlos Stanley Weaver, Monday fill d
a report of said wards' estate. Each has
about $3,540 cash in bank and a half in
terest in a tract of land on Cabin Creek
valued at $3,500.
The teachers of Woodford and Scott
countiea are holding a joint teachers' in
stitute at Collins' Opera House in Mid
way this wpek. The instructors are
Proi. R. M. Shipp, of Winchester, and
Mr. F. M. Ramey, of Carlisle.
Preachers commend it from the pul
pit, judges from the bench. It is found
in the offices of first-claBs lawyers and
dqctors and on the desks of all up-to-date
business men. "Success."
Geo. R. Gill, agent.
Miss Pluvia Gill will entertain her
jUaysville friends this evening with a
hay ride. The crowd is expected to
meet at the residence of Mrs. Duke Wat
son. Miss Pluvia leaves next Monday
to attend Hamilton College, at Lexington.
.
The Bulletin ia in need of a boy to de
liver papers on the West End route and
work in tho office. One acquainted with
the residents of the Firat, Second and
Third warda, and who can read and write,
may secure employment by applying at
once to thia office.
A correspondent of the Bulletin, who
was in Cincinnati the paat week, reports
that he didn't see a man with a badge on
other than that of Bryan, and didn't see
a picture in any window in the residence
portion of tho city except that of tho
great commoner.
Rh'resentative Holland, of Henry
County, introduced an election bill in
the House Saturday. It provides for
Republican representation on State and
county boards, for equal division of elec
tion officials, for general registration,
and for the abolition of party devices.
liravo Men Full
Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons in
the blood, backache, nervousness, head
ache and tired, listless, run-down feeling.
But there is no need to feel liko that.
Listen to J. W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind.
He'aavs: "Electric Bitters aro just the
thiug for a man when ho is all run down,
and don't euro whether ho lives or dies.
It did more to give me now strength and
good appetite than anything I could take.
I can now eat anything ana have a new
lease on lifo." Only 50 cents at J. J.
Wood & Sou's drtifi; Btore. Every bottle
Muslin Underwear.
Interest points two wayB among there pretty garmenta to-day. It is an offering
to attract good taste while it tempts the thrifty.
Nightgowns.
GO Cents. Four styles. Neck and
sleeves trimmed with tuflle, front finished
with embroidery.
75 Cents. Fine muslin. Yoke of
tucks and insertions, milled finish with
pretty buttons aud generous hem.
$1.00. Looks like a $150 quality.
Pretty enough for morning wear in one's
room. Several different styles.
D. HUNT
Removal
Sale
at
Clooney's.
For the next thirty days an op
portunity to purchase at an ex
tremely low ligure anything in
this elegant stock of Watches,
Diamonds, Jewelry, Solid Sil
ver and J 847 Rogers Plated
ware. This is no fake, but an
actual reduction. It will pay
you to investigate.
BOSS
Steel Ranges!
.'Attractive, durable and perfectly
constructed. Beautiful fnish, ele
gant design and perfect in operation.
LEONARD &L ALLEY
MAYSVILLE, KIT.
WANTED.
WANTED Tho public to know that I have a
a full Hue of school books, (live me a
call. I will be thankful for vnur tmlronnpc.
31-3 U ltd ANNA M. FRaZAR.
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AN! KD Woman to do housework. Apply
to MRS SAM M. HALL, 115 Forest avenue.
FOR KENT.
ijiuu iicix i i wo uweiuuKs, i.iur auu six
JL rooms each. All modern Improvements.
Limestone and Fifth. Apply to KKN1E WHITE.
FOR SAL.E.
EOK SALE About 120 locust pons, seven feet
long. Apply to JOHN L WllITAKKIt 31 d
WV nrvNfy ""r
171UK 8ALK UK KENT My rcMdeuco on West
3 Second street. Contains iseven rooms and
Las all modern Improvements. For further In
formation apply to me. JAMES HASSON, 8K
Third St.. head of Wall. l-dtf
F
OK SALE Southdown bucks and mountain
ewes. Apply to j. ii. I'Ki Kits. Jlernard, Ky.
Fun oil.iv rami 01 itxi acres ou ai. ana 1..
pike, six miles from I'arls, Ky. Improved.
Address I. R. BEST, agent, M Uersburg, Kv.
SAY!
WHAT?
WHITE, JID&m SELLING OUT!
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT.
It's true all the same. G. S. Judd sold out to Mr. "White and went "West. I F
Martin then sold out to Mr. White and now Mr. White sees that he cannot 'see
well enough to conduct the business, so he has decided to close out his large and
elegant stock of. Furniture at cost. No JO per cent, cut plan but at COST.
IF YOU NEED ANYTHING IN THE FURNITURE LINE
NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE
IT CHEAP.
Andif you don't need it just now it will pay you to buy at the cut prices for
future use. Come and look through our stock and be convinced.
-C. H. WHITE & CO.
VPS1 T rO? Iowcef"toryfortncFu"HrethatIsoldyouoa
A Luyff X 4-V-I redlt. I promised to pay" for the goods I bought, and to
Petticoats.
75 Cents. Carefully cut with close
fitting hips, deep rufile neatly trimmed
with lace or Hamburg.
$1.00. Fine quality, will take and
hold starch perfectly. Odd conceits m
irimming, each prettier than tho other.
$1,125. Something more, much more,
than the usual SI 25 petticoat. Dainty
enough to wear under the sheerest lawn
dress.
& SON.
CHINA
...AND...
GLASSWARE!
It will pay you to examine
quality aud price at
IBROWN'Si
CinNAPAL.ACE,40 West
Second Street, Maysvillo.
We
Promise
To give as good value for the money
spent with us as any merchant in
Mason County. Not how cheap but
how good.
GOODCOFFEh ...
Every user of Coffee admires a rich
cup of Coffee. If you use "White
Star" Coitc ou can depend on the
quality. It leads the procession in the
city. c we sole agents.
W.T.CUMMINS
Corner Third and Limestone.
Dr.AnnaB.Hewins,
THE LADY DENTIST,
Has located permanently In Maysvllle where
she has opened a dental parlor. All kinds of
high class painless dentistry done In the most
artistic and scientific manner. PRICES RIGHT.
Gold crowns and bridge work J5 to 810. Best
sets of teeth on rubber 85 to 815. Gold tHliiigs 81
and up. eOQlce up stalrs.nextdoor to Bulletin.
For Sale at Cost.
I will sell as a wholo at cost tho house now oc
cupied by me ou Suttou street, together with Its
contents.
Or I will sell tho stock of Furniture therein at
cost and carriage, In lots to suit purchasers, as I
wish to change my business. R. H. I'OLUTT.
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