The evening bulletin. [volume], August 24, 1903, Image 3

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The Bee Hivell
Our Mr. Merz is now in N. Y. Ang special orders he 3
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THEM FALL SKIRTS 1
oMotjtHAVE ARRIVEDdMj,
Grammatically, wrong is this sentence, but flawless are tbeaeskirts.
They fit. They hang gracefully. They are pretty. They are stylish.
They are made right. The look right. They are right. And you will
be right in fashion if you wear a Bee Hive Walking Skirt. A large
stock from which to make a selection. Prices as usual. No wonder our
clerks smiled when they saw these skirts, for they well know with such
a lino it will bo easy Belling for thorn this fall.
P. S. Wednesdag, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
are remnant days.
jVLEEZ BROS i
KINGS OF LOW PRICES -PROPRIETORS BEE HIVE. ?
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BIG POULTRY PRIZES.
Thousand Dollars in Cash Will be Distribu
ted at the State Fair Also Fine
Prizes For Belgian Hares,
and the Greatest Pigeon
Show Ever Held in
South. I
The poultry and Belgian hares and pig
eon shows at tho Kentucky State Fair in
Owensboro, the week of September 21st,
will be the largest ever held south of the
Ohio river. Mr. John H. Good is Su
perintendent of the Poultry Department,
and Mr. 0. Stanley Sale, of the Pigeon
Department. The services of Mr. Theo
dore Howes, of Indianapolis, have been
secured as judge of the Poultry Depart
ment. He is an expert judge of Btand-ard-bred
poultry. The total amount of
premiums for the department, is $1,000,
aB follows: Breeding pen, first, $3; sec
ond, $1; singlebirds,first,$2; second, $1.
Breeding peas must be made in a separ
ate entry. There will be ajjpecial build
ing for poultry, pigeons and Belgian
hare?. All breeders should make an ef
fort to Bhow, their bird's and hares, as it
will be both an honor and an advertise
ment to win in such competition.
' Mr. Sale has arranged for a pigeon
show that is attracting national interest.
Remember that a dozen of the very
finest ainusemoSt attractions have been
secured for the State fair and that they
are free to all who enter the gates of the
fair grounds.
For all information and for catalogues,
entry blanks, etc., addrees, Secretary, L.
B. Shropshire, room 26, Board of Trade
Building, Louisville, Ky.
Information Wanted as to Graves of Con
federate Soldiers.
Information in regard to Confederate
soldiers graves in Mason, Bracken and
Fleming counties ia moat earnestly so
licited. I paiticularly desire to know
their number, places and condition if
marked or unmarked especially those
in private or country burying grounds
or on farms. Any intelligence pertain
ing to such graves will be most gratefully
received. Address all communications
to MrB. Thomas J. Ohenoweth, Maysville,
Ky.
Hainline sells wall paper cheap.
Armour's canned meats Calhoun's.
See Hamilton piano, from Gerbrich, at
fair.
Mr. A. J. McDouglo has the thanks of
the Bulletin' for some fine samples of
the Duchess pear.
For Rent An excellent room, cen
trally located, suitable for office or light
work. Apply at Bulletin office.
Miss Alice Chamberlain, formerly of
this city, is critically ill with typhoid
fever at her home in Dayton, 0.
The gross receipts of the fair week for
tho Murray Comedy Company at the
opera house amounted to $875.15.
Mr. Henry Ray, State Representative
of the Jr. 0. U. A. M will leave for Bal
timore, Tuesday to attend the National
Grand Council.
First proclamation of the marriage of
Mr. James Korwin and MisB Mary Ellen
Brown wna announced at St. Patrick's
Church Sunday morning.
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The Bacrament of confirmation will be
given by Right Rev. Bishop Maes, of
Covington, in St. Patrick's Church, this
city, Friday, September 18.
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The Bulletin is indebted to M. 0.
Wilson, Secretary of the Vanceburg Fair
Company, for a complimentary to the
first fair at that place on Sept. 17th-19tb,
inclusive.
Three good rains fell at Mayslick and
beyond last week, while at Washington
the ground waanl wet a half inch, and at
Lewisbnrg' and Orangeburg thero was
but very little.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Pearce have sold
their handsome two-story frame resi
dence on south side of Second atreet, be
tween Commerce and Poplar, to Mr.
James Childs for $1,900.
Tho Republican county convention Sat
urday afternoon instructed' for Hon. Wm.
H. Cox for State Sonator, Edward Dautr,
of Bracken, for Commonwealth's Attor
ney, and Judge Bennett, of Greenup, for
Circuit Judge. The district convention
meets at Vanceburg Wednesday.
THE ELKS FAIR.
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Capture first premium wherever shown. This -J
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IBARKLEY'S!
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It Was a Success Financially.
Basest Crowd of Week
Out Saturday.
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Probably Last Fair On Present Grounds, as
New Owner Nought Land For
Otber Purposes.
The crowd at tho Elks fair Saturday
was the largest of the week, and the fair
was a success financially. The display
of live stock was one of the best ever
seen on the grounds. In one of the rings,
that for the best saddle horse, mare or
gelding, the judges were nearly an hour
tying the ribbons. They could not agree
and a fourth had to be called in to sottle
it. Following ia a list of the successful
exhibitors for the day:
COMBINED-flOHSES.
dorse, mare or gelding, (our years and over,
$10 j Ware tt Polndexter, Cynthlana.
Horse, marc or gelding, three years and over,
SlO; J.L. Horton, Paris.
Dest mare and two colts, SlO; J.L.Owens,
Flcmlngsburg.
Best suckling colt, any sex, first premium, SJO ;
W. H. Berry, Mt. Olivet; second, S5; lomlln &
Teed, Mt. Olivet.
Ill'LM, COW? AND CALVES.
Best bull, any age or breed, first premium, S20 ;
O. Q. Callahan, Helena ; second, S3 ; Alex. Duke,
Mayslick.
Best cow, any ace or breed, first premium, S20 ;
O. G. Callahan, Helena ; second, S3; same.
I)3st suckling ralf, any sex, under nine months
old, first premium, SJO; Alex. Duke, Mayslick,
second, S3; 0. 0. Callahan, Helena.
Best Jersey cow, 810; "Highland Dairy," J. K.
Davis, Maysville.
Best pacing mare or gelding, S15 ; Thelse Owens,
Washington.
Best road maro or gelding, looks, pleasant
handling qualities, count as much as speed, first
premium, S20; C. W. Boss, of Felicity, O.; sec
ond, SlO, Bigger. & Anderson, Maysville ; third,
S3, Feagin Bros., Brooksvllle.
Best saddle horse, mare or gelding, first pre
mIum,S30; Ward it Berry, Cynthlana. second,
S25; same; third, S15; Donnell Bros , Carlisle ;
fourth, $10; G. K. Winter, Maysville.
Coach gelding, SlO; Blggers & Anderson, Mays
ville. Coach mare, SlO; fomlln & Peed, Mt. Olivet.
Best harness maro or guiding, first premium,
20; Blggers & Anderson; second, S3; Ward it
Berry, Georgetown.
Best walk, trot or canter horse, mare or geld
ing', first premium, $20; Fcagln llros ; second,
S3 ; Ward it Berry.
This will probably prove tho last fair
on the present grounds, as it is said to
be the intention of the new owner, Mr
A. C. Sphar, to establish a big brick
plant in the grounds. However, parties
interested in the electric railway have
been making an effort to secure the
ground, and if they should succeed it is
safe to say the fairs will continue. But
if they should fail to eflect a deal for the
grounds, it is said to be the intention of
some parties to establish a fair ground
on land near the old race track south of
the Sixth ward.
That the fair is a big thing for the Btreet
railway is shown by the number of pas
sengers carried last week. On Wednes
day the cars handled, in round numbers,
about 2,700 passengers ; Thursday,;! 300;
Friday close to 4,500, and on Saturday
about 5,500 -about 10,000 during tho fair.
Mrs. Lee B. Gray is thought to bo im
proving elowly after an illness of lour
weeks.
Mrs. Ella Parry, formerly of Washing
ton, mother of Mr. Jj. K. Parry, of this
city, is critically 111 at the home pf her
son Thomas W, in KansasCity, as a re
suit of a stroke of paralysis. No hopes
are entertained of her recovery.
A dog thought to be sufl'dring from
hydrophobia was killed at Aberdeen Sat
urday after it bit Mayor O. O'EUis and
Messrs. A. T. Boswell, Otis Sutton, 'and
Joseph Waldron. The parties 'bitten
should test the mad stone owned by the
Leo family near Kectorville.
Poyntz Bros, are the only Maysville
distillers Belling pure liquors by tho
quart, gallon or barrel, direct from dis
tillery to consumer. Seven-year-old
whisky $2 per gallon. Age and quality
guaranteed. Get the best. Office 120
Market street Watson's old stand.
Waldo Gilbert and Frank Tolle, each
aged about fifteen, figured in a fracas at
the opera house Saturday night, result
ing in Gilbert cutting Tolle in the leg,
inflicting an ugly wound above the knee.
Tolle was removed to his home in tho
West End on a street car. He is a son
of James Tolle. Gilbert will have a hear
ing before 'Squire Grant, Thursday morn-
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The parties who figured in the aflray
at Second and Wall streets a week ago
Saturday evening were tried Saturday
before 'Squiro Farrow. Frank Brevard
was held in tho sum of $200 to answer
charge of malicious shooting and wound
ing. Tho charge againBt Leonard Sparks
of aiding and abetting him was1 dismissed
and he will bo tried Wednesday for a
breach of tho peace. Howard Blytho
was fined $50 and costs for breach of the
peace. The warrant against Wm. Apple
gate, who was wounded, was dismissed.
D. Hechinger & Co.
In a few days the youngsters will go back tn their
school or college. As a matter of course they will need
an outfit. You that had experience are fully aware that
you do not as a rule find the kind of clothing we sell in
tho average clothing stores.
Our entire fall stock is in. Before your bbys start to
school bring them in.
With us they can choose from the productions oflh'e
famous manufacturers, Stein, Blocb Co., L. Adler Bros,
and Co , Garson Meyer Co., three of the greatest con
cerns in Rochester, New York. The majority of the
"boys" know these makes and want them.
Our trade on these lines has grown to such propor
tion that the qualities we buy and sell of them enables
us to sell them for no more than you would have to pay
for much les3er qualities in other houses. You do your
selves justice to look over our lines before you buy.
D. HECHINGER & CO.,
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THE HOWIE STORE.
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SHOW WINDOWS
Have sme desirable goods In them markPd In
plnlu figures. IV ck-etbouks, Wrist Hags, Toilet
a.mp, II ix I'apcr with Maysville, Ky., Shaving
Set and Soap.
KODAKS
AT HALF PRICE!
Fountain Pens, Hammock at cut price, Biojcle
at cut price.
J. T. Kackley & Go.
Call on us If you want your father or mother's
portrait made. See our Sopia work.
KACKLEY, Photographer.
Painless extraction of teeth at Dr. Cart
THE RACKET
What you save on one purchase here
helps you to make another. We have
some mid-summer bargains in
Table Glasswrtre, plain and decorated.
Fruit Jars mid Cans, all sizes.
Granlio Preserving Kettles, Just the thing for
the season.
Everything In plain and decorated Tableware.
Table Cutlery and a good assortment of hard
ware, Tinware, etc.
Ausonla Stem Wind and Set Watches, good re
liable time keepers, SI.
Fly Traps and Fly Paper.
Paint, any color, In one-half pint cans, 10c
Notions, Novelties, etc.
L. H. YOUNG & CO
IS WEST SECOND STREET.
The Washington flour mill is running
part of the night now.
ARE YOU SORE? USE
araGamph
Relieves Instantly or Money Refunded.
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Prickly Heat, Insect Bites and Stings. It Cools.
It Soothes. It Cures.
Sold only In 25c, 50c & $1.00 Bottles. At all rood Drucfflsts.
For Ssilo by Thomas J. Chonoweth, Druggist.
Make Yourself at Home at
wYorkStore!
of HAYS & CO.
While attending the biggest fair Maysville
ever had. If you should incidentally need
anything in Dry Goods,- Shoes, Furnishings,
HatsNotions, etc., we shall be happy to wait
on you. Prices right.
HAYS & CO.
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