The evening bulletin. [volume], July 28, 1903, Image 2

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evening Bulletin.
DAILY, EXCIPT SUNDAY.
kosser & McCarthy,
Procriotoro.
TUESDAY. JULY 28 1903
THE WEATHER RECORD.
For the 24 hours ending at 6.30 a. m.l
State of weather- , Cloudy
Highest temperature 'Jl
Lowest temperature 64
Mean temperature 77 6
Wind direotlou Southerly
Preclpltrtttou (luelies) rain 00
Previously rt ported for July 2 St
Total for July to date 2 Si
The Glasgow Times likens Bill Beck
ner and Bill Owmir to "a pair of skunkB."
Whisky aud pistols equip men and
boys like those Lexington murderers for
their devilish work
It is stated on reliable authority that
all the union laboring men in Louisville
are against Belknap, the Republican
nominee for Governor, the reason as
signed being that the firm of which he
is the controlling spirit pays less wages
and works the men longer hours than
any other corporation in this State. That
may account for his being a millionaire.
'Dkrk's a heap of trouble" on Mr.
Roosevelt's mind these days, and there's
more a coming. Another scandal is
brewing, this time in the Supervising
Architect's oflice. Charges have been pre
ferred growing out of the awarding of
the contract for the now $3,000,000 gov
ernment building at Cleveland. The
document sets forth that while the spec
ifications for the Cleveland poatofRco call
for a four-story sandstone building the
working plans show a four-story granite
building, and that a six-story granite
stucture is really to be built.
The Commercial Convention of Ken
tucky that met at Louisville in the
spring selected a committee of fifteen to
devise ways and means to have the
voters of the State ratify, at the polls in
November next, an amendment to the
Constitution permitting the cities and
towns of the State to regulate municipal
taxation. Judge Wall was appointed for
the Ninth district, and attended the
meeting at Louisville on Thuraday. The
committee prepared an address to the
voters of the State at large, which will
appear in the papers. The amendment
is purely non-partisan and only concerns
the welfare of our towns and cities, and
is of vital interest to Maysville. Our
City Council and Board of Trade should
take hold of the question and impress it
upon the voters.
CLASH WITH LABOR UNIONS.
The President has suddenly jammed
into the labor unions of this country,
and somebody is going to come out sec
ond best in a fight that will be on in fu
rious faBbion pretty soon. It eeems that
a man named Miller, an assistant fore
man in the bookbinding department of
the Government Printing Office, was ex
pelled from his union for good and suffi
cient cause. As the unions have been
entrenched in the Government Printing
Office in recent times, they have insisted
that only members of the union in good
standing shall be employed there, and
the consequence was that Miller was dis
missed from his position. He immedi
ately began a fight. He appealed to the
Civil Service Commission and to the
President. He has been sustained by
both. The President practically says to
the labor unions that they may expel
any mau they please, but they must
work under him whether he is in good
standing in the union or not The man
has been reinstated, and now it is up to
the unions.
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EACH
DAYBRINGS
t NEW
S CUSTOM-
ERS
1 TO
The New Shoe Store
and strengthens the hold we have upon old
friends. It is not to be wondered at that our
business is steadily increasing. PRICE is the
magnet that pulls. UAH 1 Y is making the
prestige of this store felt.
Many Styles
In Leading Lines of Men's,
Women's anil
Chilfren's Flue Shots at
UP TO THE PEOPLE. ,
Aaidi from the boodling and rotten
ness that is coming out of the Govern
ment departments in Washington, the
government of the District of Columbia
is being shown up just now, and it is
about the most ramshackle and flimsy
affair, to be called the government of a
great city, that any man ever heard of,
declares a writer. A young clerk, whose
salary was 31,400 a year, was allowed to
steal about $7o,000 in the past five years
for the reason that bis books were never
cnecked. His employors Baw this young
man plunging at the races, buying an in
terest in nil sorts of businesses, riding
around in a "red devil" automobile, and
playing the "high roller" generally, and
yet they never checked bis books. There
is hardly a day goes by that something
crooked, something rotten, or something
loose does not turn up in the District of
Columbia building. There seems to be
a lust of loot, a riot of rapacity and a
fiduciary fandango in the capital of the
nation. Long lease of power hath made
the Republicans money mad, and they
are simply taking what they want and
asking no odds. When the people tire
of it they know how they can Btop it. It
is up to them.
HERE AND THERE.
Items of Interest From Nearby Towns and
Villages Contributed by the Bul
letin's Corps of Corre
spondents. OitANQKiiuuG, July 27. Crops are looking very
bad In this vicinity, as there has been no rain.
The youngest son of Ed. O'Cull got Its arm
broken one day lost week, but Is slowly recover
ing under the careful attention of Dr. W. H.
Hord.
Chas. Devaughu was made very happy one
day last week by the arrival of a big girl at his
home.
Dr. W. H. Hord entertained a number of young
people last Saturday evening with flinch.
It Is reported that thero will bo a double wed
ding in this vicinity soon.
Edwin C. Phillips met with a very serious ac
cident last week, sticking a nail through his
f ooU He is rapidly recovering under the raref ul
treatmeut of Dr. Q. II. Bane.
After laying idle for some time, Collls' flour
mill has been put into operation.
Miss Mint Wilson is the pleasant guest of Mrs.
Sillio Moody.
Rev. Win. Clark preached an excellent sermon
at Oraugcburg Chrlstlau Church last Sunday
evening.
MONDAY'S GAMES. g ",
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National League.
Clncin'ti. 01101000 03 6 5
Pittsburg 06000103 10 8 4
Sutthoff and Peltz; Leever and
Smith. Umpire O'Day.
N. York. 01010030 4 0 16 2
Boston.. 21000080 011 14 1
Taylor and Bowerman; Plttinger
ind Moran. Umpire Johnstone.
Phila'phla 00000000 00 4 3
Brooklyn. 1210000 1 5 10 0
Sparks and Roth; Jones and Jack
lltsch. Umpiro Emslie.
Chicago. . 10000100 13 8 0
St. Louis. 00200110 04 10 1
Lundgren and Kling; Murphy and
Ryan. Umpire Moran.
American League.
Phila'phla 20001000 3 9 0
Wash'ton. 00000000 00 5 1
Waddell and Schreck; Orth and
Klttredge. Umpire Hassett.
Chicago.. 01000000 23 8 1
Detroit. .. 10000700 08 8 3
Patterson, Altrock and McFarland;
Mullln nnd McGulro. Umpire
O'Laughlin.
St. Louis. 52001100 9 14 2
Cleveland. 00020003 05 11 1
Sudhoff and Kaboe; Joss and Ab
bott. Umpire Connolly.
Boston... 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 5 8 2
New York 00000000 00 5 2
Dlneen and Criger; Deorlng and Be
vllle. Umpire Sheridan.
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Smith's
Ripley fair programs at tho Bulletin
office.
Tho internal revenue collections in
Kentucky the past year amounted to
$21,115,620 21, the seventh district con
tributing $2,61,132 38
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In the Greenup Circuit Court G. W.
Bailey was awarded $2,000 damages' in
his suit againat Dr. W. M. Lottridge, of
Newport, on account of a broken leg.
John S. Smith, former Common
wealth's Attorney in the Fourteenth Ju
dicial district, and a leading attorney of
Paris, has removed to Indianapolis.
Mr. L. T. Anderson has Bold his hand
Borne trotting gelding, Jack Diamond, to
Mr. Julius Baer, a Cincinnati florist.
Jack Diamond is by Silver Age. Terms
private, but the price can be put down
as a fancy one.
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The Continental Coal and Mining Com
pany of Baltimore will invest $500,000
more in the development of its coal
mines in Breathitt County, making the
company's total investments in that
county $1,000,000.
Poyntz Bros, are tne only Maysville
distillers selling pure liquors by the
quart, gallon or barrel, direct from dis
tillery to consumer. Seven-year-old
whisky $2 per gallon. Age and quality
guaranteed. Get the best. Oflice 126
Mnrket Btreet Watson's old stand.
The work of repairing the Limestone
Creek bridge was commenced Monday.
A new floor is being put down and the
iron work repainted. Electric cars have
to transfer at that point while the work
is in progress, and travel by other vehicles
has to come and go by way of the Flem
ing pike.
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It is rumored the Chesapeake and
Ohio people have their eyes on the Chi
cago, Cincinnati and Louisville road, and
may endeavor to purchase it after it is
completed. Tho Chicago, Cincinnati and
Louisville, which was formerly known as
the Cincinnati, Richmond and Muncie,
will bo completed within the next sixty
days.
The degree team of Wyandotte Tribe
is requested to be at the wigwam to
night and to-morrow night to drill. There
will be work in the Adoption and Chief's
degrees on Thursday night next, and on
Thursday, Aug. 6th, all degrees will be
conferred on the charter members of
Niagara Tribe No. 06, at Orangeburg.
J. Harry Richardson, Degree Master.
.
All arrangements have been completed
for tbe most elaborate trip ever planned
for tbe Kentucky G. A. R. veterans and
their friends to the thirty-seventh Na
tional Encampment, which will be held
at San Francieco, Auguat 17th to 24th.
Through Pullman tourist sleepers will be
sent from Louisville. Mr. T. P. Deg
man, of Springdale, will make the trip.
The will of the late Dr. E. P. Wheeler
was admitted to record Monday. Judge
Wall was named as executor, but de
clined to act, and H. D. Watson quali
fied as administrator with the will an
nexed, with B. B. Poyntz surety. J. D.
Dye and B, B. Poyntz were named as ap
praisers. After his debts are paid, the
reatof his estate is bequeathed to J. D.
Dye.
Charter members of Niagara Tribe
No. 90 are asked to be present at a pre
liminary meeting at the wigwam in
Orangeburg on next Saturday evening at
6 o'clock. Full payment of fees will be
required by the Treasurer at this time.
The degree team of Wyandotte Tribe
and visitors from neighboring tribes will
be present to institute the tribe and con
fer the degree work on Thursday, Aug.
6th. Walter O. Wormald, Organizer.
CAN'T EVADE IT.
Positive Proof From Maysville Can't be
Brushed Lightly Aside.
The reader is forced to acknowledge
that convincing proof from people in this
locality is pre-eminently ahead of en
dorsements from everywhere else in our
republic. Bead this : Mr. John H. Pans
ier, of 209 East Fourth street, Bays : It is
most pleasing to learn of a remedy which
does all that is claimed for it when there
are so many whose merits exist only on
paper. I know that Doan's Kidney Fills
are a valuable and reliable remedy and
this fact is substantiated by ample proof
from their personal use. I procured the
remedy at J. Jae. Wood & Son's drug
store, corner of West Second and Market
streets."
For sale by all dealers. .Price 50 cents
a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y., sole agents for the United States.
Remomber the name DOAN'S and
take no substitute.
STILL PLENTY OF THE
ILK MADRAS
The season's greatest wash goods offering. The Belling of these beautiful
fabrics grows greater daily. But with the hundreds of dreas patterns sold tho past
month abundant quantities still remain for we secured seventy pieces of this pop
ular goods early in the season. Each pattern has character and originality that
distinguishes it at once from even the prettiest things in high grade wash goods.1
They haye been selling here and in other good stores for 50c. a yard. Now you may
choose for 35c. A YARD. A vory low price for silk and linen goods. And to-day tho
variety is as broad as in regular stock fully thirty pieces an assortment big enough
to please every lover of Bilk madras.
New Dimities,
Dimities still maintain a prominent niche in Woman's favor. Thenow.er,
fabrics win many friends but almost every woman is loyal to dimity for one or two
gowns at least. Wo have juBt received a score or more of new designs to sell for
6c. instead of 10c. yard.
0WSIXUr'
D. HUNT & SON.
GRAHAM&CO.
NO. 3 WEST SECOND
STREET.
French
Dry Cleaning,
and Repairing.
Our Pressing Club is a new feature.
We keep all your clothes pressed for $ per month,
Work called for and delivered.
Half Price on Straw Hats
$3 00 ones $1 50
$2 00 ones $1 00
x $J 00 ones . 50
50 ones 25
GEORGE H. FRANK & CO,
BROOKS HOUSE,
Front Street, Maysvillo, Ky.
Thoroughly overhauled ; now plumbing, new
heating everything new from top to bottom,
freshly papered, and painted inside and out.
Strictly $2 a Day!
S.J). BROOKS, Proprietor.
Formerly Lelaud Hotel, Lexington, and Com
morclal Hotel, Harrodsburg.
Contractors and Builders.
School district No. 23, Mason County, Ky.
Notice Is herebv clven that nronosals for nrpp.
tion ot a school house in the aforesaid district
will be received by tho undersigned at Wedonia,
Ky.. wunre pians ana speculations mar bo seen
until noon. Autrust 1. 1903. A bond will bo re
quired for tho performance of tho contract, the
ooara reservinK tno ngniioreieciany or an mas,
This July 20, 1903.
dtd ABNER HORD, Chairman.
WELLS & COUGHLIN,
Undertakers and Embalmers!
Calls answered day or night.
MARKET StREET, HA YSVILLE, KY.
LOST.
LOST-Watch fob. Initials "J. V. 8." on tho
charm. Between river at Market street and
O. and O. depot. Return to this office and re
eclvo reward.
EOST Taen by mistake, an umbrella from
tho Central Presbyterian Church Wednes
day afternoon. July 22nd. j'leaso return to MRS.
BAbiani hiuknijEY. am uriaao street. 25-d3t
w ' hm'Hn It-mnf Ma.lai m blfutnnil a.. ..
.U small stick pin ; gold, In shapo ot wishbone
ana having an unpolhhcd pearl set. Finder
pleaso return to office of Builetin and receive
reward. 16-dtf
A. 0. (J. Y.
Will meet this evening at Nelson's at
7:30 o'clock. All members are requested
to be present.
.Frank Armstrong, M, W,
B. H. Wallace, Recorder.
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DRUGGIST.
The protracted meotine at the Law-
renco Greek Christian Ohnmh rlnnnd
Sunday night. It resulted lu twentW
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