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Evening Bulletin.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
.josser & McCarthy,
Proprietor
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES OF DAILY.
'it- month 25 I Three mouths lb
x months 1 50 1 One tear J3 CO
WEDNESDAY. SEPrEUBER 5. WOO
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
KOI! rilKDtllKNT.
WILLI VM JKS'NINUs MtY.VN of Nebraka.
MISVN-EI'KtI()t-XT.
.aDLAI E mTKVE.N ON. of Illinois.
Fill! J iVHUiilt.
J. V. llh KHAM.
fon (tiNfii!fs
J. V KE l')i: f M,i..iii Ciunty.
BTFiiirniHl w.irm t to day;
BSTTliiirHdiiy partly
EsTcloudy,,
Igjj-witli probably Hhowers
fsafor ilinndcrhtorm.s
f&yMnd cooler
feayin "ti:rii portions.
The Belgian hare cnif that struck
California so strong a yiar or two ago is
now traveling East. A Los Angeles rab
itry firm now has a branch office at
Indianapolis. At Danville, Ky., John
ston Allen has started a Belgian hare
farm and can't Btipply the demand for
hares for breeding purposes. There's
money in it for some hustling residents
of Mavsville and Mason Countv.
HOOSKVELT'S BKAVE DEED.
Shot an Unarmed and Fleeing Spaniard in
the Back.
ICulcago American.)
Roosevelt had gone to war. After
heroic performances told over his own
signature in numerous magazines he in
forms us that he took San Juan hill.
At one stage of his glorious progress
fleeing before him a miserable Spaniard.
The man's back was turned, of course.
He was running away.
He had never hurt Roosevelt. He was
in the army because compelled to be
there. The real conflict was over.
But, as he ran, his back offered a most
inviting shot. Roosevelt, you must re
member, had never killed a man.
He had once killed a bear in a trap,
according to western stories. He had
killed rabbits and robins. He had in
directly killed old Martha Place. But he
had not actually had the satisfaction of
pressing the button.
Here was a chance really to enjoy the
sensation of killing a fellow creature. It
was not a foolhardy undertaking, for the
man's back was turned. He could not
euddenly face round and do liana, for he
had dropped his weapons in his flight.
If ever Roosevelt was to enjoy the sensa
tion of taking human life, here was his
chance to enjoy the sensation safely.
He says in the shameful story which he
himself has signed and left for his child
red to rend :
'I shot him dead with my revolver."
.
liourlmn College for Young Ladies.
This college opens Sept. 5th in Paris,
Ky. Prof. M. G. Thomson, the Presi
dent, has remodeled the convent prop
erty, and it is one of the best equipped
institutions of learning in the State.
The building is located 500 feet from the
street with a broad lawn, driveway and
walks. It is a beautiful sight as you
enter the grounds, dotted here and there
with large forest trees.
The building contains thirty rooms for
boarders, parlors, school room, chapel,
bath rooms and every convenience that
could be desired. For a college building
the rooms are the handsomest furnished
we have spen, and there is an electric
light in each room.
Prof. Thomson has spared neither
money or pains to make this the moat
attractive college in the State, and cer
tainly has succeeded in doing so.
Redound school books at J. T. Kackley
& Co.'s, at cut prices.
Little Rock, Sept. 4. Unofficial re
turns from the state election have
been received from but few counties.
Party leaders estimate the total vote
of the state at 110,000. The Demo
crats are claiming 5,000 majority,
While the Republicans are giving out
no figures. The Democratic state
( ticket had no opposition except for
governor, which accounts for the in
difference. The next legislature will
foe composed entirely of Democrats.
Sixteen of the senators elected will
'have a vote in the legislature which
will elect a successor to J. K. Jones
two years hence.
11 rave Men Fall
Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well aa women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poihons in
th blood, backache, nervousness, head
ni'Ut mm I tired, listless, run-down feeling.
Km ii le is no need to feel like that,
l.imm 'o J. W. Gardner, Idnvillo, Ind.
He i--.: "Electric Bitters aro just the
'him: 1 r a man when he is nil run down,
and du. I'tcaro whether he lives or dies.
It did more to give me new strength and
food upiiotito than anything I could take,
can nnw eat anythingjind have a new
lenpp on life-." Only 60"centa at J. J.
Woofi A Son'a drug store. Every bottle
guarantuea,
KENTUCKY CROPS.
Corn and Tobacco Somowliat Damaged in
Cor tain Sections Weekly Bulle
tin of the Weutherlinrcau.
The temperature averaged consider
ably above the normal during the week.
L teal showers were of frequent occur
rence, but. so irregularly distributed that
some localities are still suffering severely
fiom drouth; this is especially true of
some portions of the western section.
In the central and eastern sections con
ditions are more favorable, showers hav
ing visited nearly all portions.
Corn has matured quite rapidly and
early fields are ready to cut. In many
paits of tlit central and eastern sections
the yield will be very heavy, but the
late corn has been cut short in the west
ern section bv drouth.
Tobacco cutting has progress d well
during the week and probably half of
the crop is cut and housed. In the
"dark tobacco" districts of the western
portion of the State, the crop will be
very unsatisfactory. The excessive rains
in June and the drouth of July and Au
gust havp injured the crop severely in
many localities. In the central and east
ern sections tobacco is making a very
good showing and will probably be fully
up to the average.
Hemp cutting is in progress and a
very fair croD is reported. Sorghum is
in good condition and about ready for
grinding. Plowing for wheat is fairly
well along.
THE CITY SCHOOLS.
Fall Term Began Tuesday Figures Show'
ing the Enrollment in the Various
Districts.
The fall term of the public echools of
the city begin Tuesday. Reports to the
Bulletin show the following enroll
ment: DISTRICT NO. 1.
K. Reganstlne's room 25
Miss Golllng's room 'JO
Miss Cartmell's room 12
Total s7
MSTMCTisO. .
Hayes Thomas' room 31
Miss W'llsou's room 31
Miss Wood's room 39
Total 101
IJISTIIICT no. 3.
Mr. Berrj's room 39
Miss Campbell's room 4
MIjs Wallace's room -19
MissTurrou's room 49
Total i:u
DISTINCT no. 1. .
Mr. Swift's room 21
Miss Graut's room 2(J
Miss Martin's room 27
Total 77
HIGH SCHOOL.
Mr. Hutchin's room 23
Miss Fannie Gordou's.room :W
Total 'j
Intermediate Dejartmcut.
Mr. Kay's room 32
Miss Metcalf's room Si
Total CG
coLor.KD school.
Males SS
Females 39
Total "77
Grand total C1G
The grand total enrollment at the
opening a year ago was 710, and two
years ago 092.
MASQN COUNTY NE0R0
Said to Have Figured in a Free-for-all
Shooting Scrape at a Uourlion
Camp Meeting.
Bourbon News
A colored camp meeting at Centerville
was broken up Sunday by a fight in
which three men were shot.
There are several stories 'told of the
affair, and the most persistent inquiry
has failed to bring out the names of the
leading shooters or the names of the
persons wounded, so cleverly have the
eye-witnesses shielded the parties con
cerned. The moBt reliable story is that a Mason
County negro, a tobacco worker, quar
reled with a boy and shot him. Several
friends of the boy drew their, pistols and
opened fire on the Mason man as he es-
caped in a buggy: About twenty shots
were fired. One man was shot through
the face with a bullet and may die from
the wound. Another was shot in the
hip and a boy caught a bullet in the leg.
It is believed that the wounded men
were from Georgetown.
There wero no arrests made and there
was no camp meeting held at night.
Tin: parties sinking a well on Dr.
Ellis' farm struck oil at a depth of 700
feet. They entered the Trenton rock al
445 feet and struck gas at 000 feet. It is
thought the oil will bo found in paying
quantities.
1 1
The Appetite of a Goat
Ts envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
stomach and liver are out of order. All
such should know that Dr. King's New
j-.no I'lils, the wonuenul stomach and
liver remedy, gives a eplendid appetite,
sound digestion and a regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. Only 25c. at J. J. Wood &
Sou's drug store.
r iCLOTHINGa
The Contemplation of Style,
The stvle 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 be fitted. Pocket books
of hny hlze cau be suited.
The material used Is in the very latest color
ing and patterns and many of the designs are
exclusive.
Don't think the goods aro not tip top because
the prices are very low.
TRY
BOULDEN & PARKER'S
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
i 3ce FIrst a""nRl Bank. Only first-class re-
lift IMP nnmttnnlotz rnnrncnutn.1 ( 11 !.,,,,. ...
ly settled. We respectfully solicit your patron-
L. H. Landman, M. D.,
Of 547 West Ninth Street,
CINCINNATI,
Will bo at the- Central Hotel. Mavsviila. Kv..
i nursaay, SEITEUBEK 5th, lyoo, returning every
first Thursday in each month.
J AS. A. WALLACE,
FIRST CT,S3
E.ESTATJE,A1TT.
For Ladles and Gentlemen. Meals Fcrved in
best styles at all hours at reasonable prices.
Meals served for early trains for ladles aud gen
tlemen. Oyster season now open, fcerved In all
styles, day or night. Cor. Jlnrket and Front.
PERSONAL.
Miss Ida Keith is visiting at Coving
ton. Mrs. John Y. Dean is home after a
visit in Ohio. f
m Mrs. Milton Johnson is visiting rela
tives in Kansas.
Mr. Charles Austin, of Cincinnati, is
here visiting relatives.
Mr. Milton Johnson has gone to
INew York on business.
Miss Carrie Fry is home after a
pleasant visit to relatives in Cincinnati.
Dr. G. M. Williams, the ftanriar ?o
home after a visit at Chicago and Mo
line, III.
Mrs. Mattie Argo has returned home
after visitine her timiln. Mr. .Tnoo.ih
Thompson.
Miss Josio Corbett and Miss Bettie
uelsh, tf Washington, have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ryan, of Millers
burg. Dr. O. T. Pearce. of Cincinnati, has
returned from New York, where he spent
the past several weeks most delightfully
with former medical associates who were
with hiiu in the famous Bellevue Hospi
tal, of that city.
While Mr. A. J. Stiles of Shannon,
was eating supper at the Thaxton home
at Millersburg last Friday evening he
choked on a chicken bone. The prompt
assistance of Dr. C. B. Smith saved his
life.
Rev. II. E. Armacost has been re
turned as pastor of the Aberdeen M. E.
Church for another year. Rev. O. W.
Horn, formerly of Aberdeen, remains at
Georgetown, and Rev. Mr. Geissinger, at
Ripley.
Mr. C. Portkr Skinner, of this city,
who has been attending the Cincinnati
School of Phonography, now has a posi
tion as stenographer in the office of the
Big Four Fast Freight Lines, Fourth and
Vine, Cincinnati.
Chicago, Sept. 4. Ersldno M.
Pihelps, millionaire merchant, and for
tninv vnrtrfl nrvm(ti nt In nAtHMtmili
polItlcal dre serlousl , w
tome in this city. Ho was formally
presId'-M of the Iroquois club.
Shk what the old Phcenix Mutual Life of
Hartford can do: On each Sl.OOOof insur
ance they guarantee to pay at age of 50,
00 or 70, $1,500 in cash, or a paid up pol
icy at ago of 50 for $2,500, at age 00 2,200,
and at ago 70 $1,800. Or $750 in cash on
each $1,000 and one half of the amount
guaiauteed above in paid up insurance;
with other options nt maturity. Divi
dends yearly. For other information
and illustrations seo
F. Stanley Watson,
Gen. AgCN. E. Kentucky.
Red Hot From tho (Jun
Was the ball that hit G. 13. Steadman, oi
Newark, Mich., in the Civil War. It
causeu norrwie ulcers that no treatment
helped for 20 years. Thon Bucklon's
Arnica Salve cured him. Cures cuts,
bruises, burns, boils, felons, corns, skin
eruptions. Best pile cure on earth. 25
cents a box. Cure euaranteed. RnM h,-
J. J, Wood & Son, druggists.
Golf Cloths..
The woman who carries the damp heavy train of a long gown on a rainy day
surely envies her wise light-footed sister in a short skirt. But women who wear
short ekirta on rainv dajs want to continue the comfort when it la dry and they
do. Thousands this year millions next year. Wo have found a splendid lino of
Golf Cloths for making short skirts a beautiful quality with the outside faco in the
popular shades of dark and light erav, dark blue, brown and tan, with a dozon at
tractive designs of plaid backs. $1.50 aud $2 a yard.
Muslin Underwear.
Interest points two ways among these pretty garments to-day. It is an offering
to attract good taste while it tempts the thrift'.
Nightgowns.
50 Cents. Four Btvles. Neck and
sleeves trimmed with ruille, 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 SI 50 quality.
Pretty enough for morning wear in one's
room. Several different styles.
D. HUNT & SON.
Removal
Sale
at
Clooney's.
For the next thirty days an op
portunity to purchase at an ex
tremely low figure 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
MAYSVTLLE, KY.
WANTED.
WANTED-Tbe publlctkllobluTnvTa
a full lino of school books. Gives mo a
call. 1 will bo thankful for tout patronage.
a--3 '- -"- AXN.v'm. FRaZAR.
TirAN'l KD Woman to do boiisewurk. Apply
V to MRS SAM M. HALL. Ho Forest avenue.
FOR RENT.
T7I0R
RENT Two dwelliugs. four aud six
IJ rooms each.
All mniiprn imnmwmo-,o
Limestone and Fifth. Apply to ERME white!
FOR SALE.
Ijiok mall About 120 locust pons, seven feet
JL3 long. Apply to JOHN r. WHITAKER 3-lid
If OK 8ALB, UK Ki:Nr-M resiuentu on
x.- sccuiiu street, tantalus seven rooms and
has all modern improvements. For further In
formation atmlv tn mi .iampj iiiecnv 00
Third St.. head of Wall. i.'.i "
FOR SALE Southdown Ducks and mountain
ewes. Apply to J B. PErER9. Uernard. Ky.
"TTIOR SALE Farm of 150 acres on M. and
.- ine, six nines irom 1'aris, Ky. Improved
Addrtss I. R. REST, agent, Mdlcrsburc, Kv! ,
SAY!
WHAT?
WHITE, JUDD & CO. SELLING OUT!
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT.
It's true all the same. G. S. Judd sold out to Mr. White and went West T F
Martin then sold out to Mr. White and now Mr. White se , I cZJm
weU enough to conduct the business, so he has decided to close ortwSS
elegant stock of Furniture at cost. No JO per cent, cut plan but at COST?
J? YOU NEED ANYTHING IN THE FURNITURE LINE
ix w w 10 1 nn 1 iivin i u SECURE
IT CHEAP.
And if you don't need it just now it will pay you to buy at the cut price, for
future use. Come and look through our stock and be convinced.
-C. H. WHITE & CO.
YES. I DO I ! T V facto.ryor the Furaiturc that J soU y on
1A-JKJ, 1 UKJl ,edit. I promised to pay for the goods I boughtand so
r ,L L t did you. The fellows are after me, and I must pet after
you. I can't see to hunt you uP so please call and settle. CHARLES ft TOTE.
Petticoats.
75 Cents. Carefully cut with close
fitting hips, deep ruflle neatly trimmed
with lace or Hamburg.
$1.00. Fine quality, will take and .
hold starch perfectly. Odd' conceits in
trimming, each prettier than the other.
$1,125. Something more, much more,
than the usual SI 25 petticoat. Dainty
enough to wear under the sheerest lawn
dress. CHINA
tA.2 U
GLASS WARE1
It will pay you to examine
quality and price at
IBROWN'Sl
CIIINAPALACE,40 West
Second Street, Mavsville.
We
Promise
To give as good value for the money
spent with us as any merchant in
Mason Coui'y. Not how cheap but
how good.
GOODCOFFEt ...
Every user of Coffee admires a rich
cup of Coffee. If you use "White
Star" Coitt. ou can depend on the
quality. It leads the procession in the
city. "We we sole agents.
W.T.CUMMINS
Corner Third and Limestone.
Or.AnnaB.Hewins,
THE LADY DENTIST.
Has located permanently In Maysvillo where
sho has opened a dental parlor. All kinds of
high class painless dentistry done in the most
artistic aud scientific manner. l'RIUES RIGHT.
Gold crowns and bridge work S5 to Sio. Best
and up. sa-Offlceupstaira.nextdoorto Bulletin.
For Sale at Cost.
I will sell ns a whole at cost the house now oc-
coutents?' m U tt0U Slreet' t0Kether wU Ha
,?.' iwini ecX tbu,st9ck o Furniture therein at
?0iSla.Dd arrlaee, in lots to suit purchasers, as I
wish to change my business. R. H. FOLtJTT.