The evening bulletin. [volume], August 19, 1903, Image 2

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Evening Mlletus.
DAILY, IXCEPT SUNDAY.
ROSSEK & McOAUTHY.
Prosrietora
When the jury was being summoned
to try Caleb Powers at Georgetown a few
days ago, his attorneys requested the
court to have the Sheriff summon repre
sentatives of both political parties. In
passing-on this request Judge RobbinB
administered a rebuke that Power) and
his' attorneys richly merited. He said:
"I regret that there is. any political
tinge in this cape. I shall order the
Sheriff and his deputies to summon in
telligent, sober, rtfrcreot men, qualified
under the law to do jury service. Tne
law wisely makes no provision for in
quiry as to the political affiliation of the
men called on to do jury service. The
case at bar is one in which a man is to
be tried for complicity in the assassina
tion of a fellow man, and there can be
no politics in it. I think twelve men, of
whatever political party, qualified under
the laws, could try it, and I will not give
to the Sheriff any such instruction a8
that aeked for."
Tns State Forestry Department of New
York is making a special effort to induco
the planting of trees along country roads
and in villiages. It urges that these are
desirable both for their products ami for
shade to the road. The importance of
such work can not be over-estimated.
The country is fast being denuded of all
forest trees, and the- land owner who
fails to plant trees every year is not
meeting his obligation to the coming
generations;
The local lodge of Elks having received
a new lot of untamed goats and in
cidentals will proceed to sprout the
antlers on two candidates to-night. A
company of Covington Elks will assist in
the sprouting. All Elks and especially
yisiting brothers areurged to attend, as
the candidates are desirous of receiving a
good send off. W. B. Pscoit, E. R.
Dr. J. A. Dodson, 8ec.
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Quail hunters expect this fall to-be
one of the" best seasons they have had
for many years.
Mrs. W. H. Wadsworth is at home
after a pleasant visit to relatives in Flem
ing County.
GRAHAM & CO.
NO. 3 WEST SECOND
. STREET. .
4-fr $ i
French
, Dry Cleaning, Pressing
and Repairing,
Our Pressing Club is a new feature.
We keep all your clothes pressed for $J per month.
Work called for and delivered.
"Now is the winter of our discontent made
glorious Summer." ' ' .
And all because of the.
Mays
ville ELKS FAIR!
"Law, me, honey, what a sure enough glorious time every
body will have, thanks to the horny sons of Elkdom."
Let me extend to all who participate in this annual merry
making ayhearty and courteous invitation to visit my place and
make themselves at home. Any service I can .render will be
a pleasure. Your needs will be to me a command.
CHAS. A. WALTH
MERCHANT TAILOR,
West Second St.
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Evening Shoes or
DancingSlippers,
Built for the Best People On Earth and brought on espec-
ially for the swell social functions to be given during the
S Elks fair. The most exquisite creations in this line for
Sboth men and women at the NEW SHOE STORE.
Our show windows contain some splendid specimensof
S high art shoemaking. See .tm& &&&&&&&&&&
SMITH'S
A
Perfect
Antiseptic ,
Toilet Powder!
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CHENOWETH'S TOILET
POWDER
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Has all the good features of other toilet
powders, but none of their imperfections.
It la tho best powder that care, skill and
money can produce. The comlort, and
pleasure of using it is so great compared
with its price that it doesn't pay to bo
without it.
Destroys all odor from ,
Perspiratiou,
prevents chafing, cools, heals and im
parts a delicate softness to tho akin. Its
frequent use is a preventive of eruptions,
irritations, chafing, prickly heat and all
kinds of cuticle discomforts. Combines
the best antiseptic and toilet properties.
A perfect absorbent and deodorant
that is quite indispensible in warm
weather. Price 25 cents.
Thos. J. Ghenoweth,
' DRUGGIST,
Cor. Second and Sutton Sts., Maysville, Ky.
Washington Opera House !
ONE WEEK BEGINNING
Monday, August 7
The largest and best.
Tho
Murray Comedy Company !
Direction Chas Lamb, J. Rus Smith, manager..
New plays, new music, new costumes, new every
thing. Twenty-two people. Specialties new and
novel Introduced between acts.
Prices JO, 20 and 30 Cents.
MONDAY NICHT-"Tru at StiiL"
Ladles accompanied by a person holding a
paid 30c. ticket admitted ireo on opening night
only.
Seats on sale Baturday at Ray's drugstore.
HAYSW00D
Seminary For Girls,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
Will Reopen for Fall and Winter Term of Work
Second Monday In September.
Location delightful. Boarding department un
excelled. Full corps of teachers. Special facili
ties for Music, Physical Culture aud the Lnu
guages. For Information and circular apply till
eptember 1st to Miss Fannie Hays, Principal,
Chautauqua, N. V , or J. F. Barbour.
Executors' Notice.
Parties having claims against the estate of J.
D. Mayhugb, deceancd, ore notltled to present
them, properly verified, for paymmeut. Parties
indebted to the estate are notified to call and
settle. VM. LUTTRELL, I ,?-,.
A. B. MAYHUQH, Jixecutors'
WELLS a COUGHLIN,
Undertakers and Embalmers!
Calls answered day or night.
MARKET STREET,
XtirSVILLE, KV.
In Social Circles.
Miss Myra Duke will keep open house
this evening to meet -Mies Hoge, of Frank
fort. , ,. ,
Sudduth Calhoun gave a theatre party
last evening in honor of Sam Anderson
of Louisville.
Miss Fannie Frazee entertained a flinch
party last evening in honor of Miss "Witt
of Henderson.
Lee Browning will entertain with a
dance to-night in honor of Mies Gaitskill
of Winchester.
MIbs Elizabeth Adamson entertained
last evening with a dance in honor of
Miss Carpenter, of Cleveland, and Misa
Gaitskill, of Winchester. The latter is a
guest of Mrs. Ed. Browning.
PERSONAL.
MIes Cook, of Wedonia, has been
visiting Mrs. E. T. Slicer, of Lexington.
Mr. Earnest Daulton and familv. of
Cincinnati, are hero visiting relatives.
Mrs. Mary Holliday baa returned
from a visit at Cincinnati and other
points.
Mr. Will Newell and wife, of Dayton,
0., are guests of his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Newell.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryder and
children, of Cincinnati, aro here visiting
relatives.
Mr. Charles McMillan, of Radnor,
W. Va., is hero spending a few day swith
relatives.
Mrs. Frank, son and daughter, of
Montgomery, Ala., are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Merz.
GREETINGS
TO THE ELKS!
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To the visitors who are with us a cordial -weI-,
come. To the Elks we extend an appreciation
of their earnest efforts to multiply the pleasures
and increase the business of our city.
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To the
Farmers!
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If you contemplate buying-or selling a
farm, I invite you to come to my office
and let us talk the matter over.
No doubt you will take a few days
off from farm work this week and
spend a considerable part of it in town
and attending the Elks fair. You will
find' no place that you .will be more
welcome than at my office, 215 Court
street.
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JOHN DULEY, I
I Real Estate, Maysville, I
I 'PHONE 333. I
rFAXili LINE OF THEi
F.B.Q.
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SAMPLES now on display "that's to
tally different." Suits made 'to order
$20, $25 and up to $75. We produce
tho result of a year's work, which we
gladly and proudly show, as a merit
of your early selection of which wo
display a range unequaled
!
GEORGE H. FRANK & CO
Take aa Accident
and a Health Policy With
V.H.Key.
Deputy County Clerk Arthur F. Wood's
son is 111 with malarial fever.
CHEAP!
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Refrigerators, Oil Stoves, Coolen,-at
W. F. POWER'S.
Wanted, at this office, an intelligent
boy to carry papers and learn type-sotting.
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