The evening bulletin. [volume], October 03, 1903, Image 2

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Evening Bulletin.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
ItOSSEU & McOAIlTIIY,
Proprietors.
SATl'JRDAY. OCTOBER 3 1903
THE WEATHER RECOJtD.
For the 21 hoiir ending at 6:30 a. m.'
State of weather Cloudy
Highest temperature 85
Lowest temperature- 57
Mean temperature "1
Wlnrttllrcctlou.- Southerly
Precipitation (luche) rnln CO
Previously reported for October- 28
Total for Oc'ober to date 23
The Repnbl'catiH lay great strops on
wiping out the State debt, but are mute
on the subject of wiping out the infamy
brought about bv f hir pnrwhilo leaders.
HUNTER'S DARK LANTERN
METHODS.
The Democrats should not be fooled as
to the methods of the Republican State
Campaign Committee. The Chairman of
the Republican committee is Dr. W, God
frey Hunter, whose way of conducting a
campaigu is unique. He now has secret
headquarters at the Gait House in Louis
ville and is conducting the campaign of
bis party behind cloeed doors.
He is endeavoring to create the im
pression throughout the State that the
Republicans are disorganized and are
taking no interest in the election, He is
also endeavoring to create the impression
among the Democrats that Belknap haB
no chance and that his followers have
practically given up the fight. How
ever, it is learned from absolutely trust
worthy sources that Dr. Hunter is UBing
all his skill to effect a complete organi
zation in every precinct in the State and
that all of this is being done with the
greatest secrecy and with the employ
ment of all the dark lantern methods
known.
It is learned from the same sources that
the Republicans have a larger campaign
fund this year than ever before and they
are relying on Bimply buying the majority
for Belknap in order to get this State in
line in the Presidential race in 1904.
Realizing the importance of the fight
this fall, the Republican National Com
mittee has Eent thousands of dollars to
Kentucky and this vast sum has been
greatly augmented by subscriptions from
big corporations and by contributions of
the Federal machine, which, contrary to
the law, has forced minor employes of
the government to give money from their
salaries.
It has long leen Dr. Hunter's boast
that he can carry Kentucky if he has the
money to buy the votes. The Democrats
in the coming elrction ehould show Dr.
Hunter that the Republican party backed
by the national administration, the cor
porations and the Federal machine can
not buy the suffrage of the people of
Kentucky. They should ehow him that
it makes no ditT-ronco to what extent
the State is iboded with money that the
vote of the Commonwealth cannot be
purchased and that they believe in ma
jority rule.
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RETURNS TO TUB FOLD,
Anil Mr. Kinsolving Will Stump Kentucky
For the Democrats To Speak
in Maysville.
Mt. Sterling, Kv October 1. II. B.
Kinsolving, who two years ago refused
to affiliate with the Democratic party on
account of the Music Hall convention
matter, and who is one of the strongest
speakers in Kentucky, is now in perfect
accord with the party, and beginning
with next Monday at Sandy Hook, Elliott
County, he will be on the stump until
the first Tuesday in November.
In the Ninth district he will speak at
Maysville and Brooksvillo, the dates to
be named,
Mr. Kinsolving eays the sound money
Democrats of '90 and the Brown Demo
crats must return to the party and by
an overwhelming majority give the Re
publicans euch a rebuke that a recur
rence of Taylorism may never again
briug to reproach the fair name of Ken-
tucky. Mr. Kinsolving is willing for a
jumi uiFuuasion whii any accreuiteu
speaker, from Yerkes down.
Notice to All Men
Looking For the
2 Best of it!
:
Here's a lot of fine Patent Ideal and Patent Kid Corona Colt Shoes,
made on extremely swell lasts, $4, $4.50 and $5 values, a sure enough
snap SATURDAY at $3.50. You can't match them in town for more.
$0-OU
Handsome Woolens
For Women's Fall Suits!
The long coat suits and women's other fall and winter frocks, for that matter,
require a mannish fabric to produce the proper effect. We have some designs that
were copied by the manufacturers from men's goods. The suitings are f rty-eight
inches wide. The patterns are in attractive undecided checks in mixtures of grays,
browns and blues, some havo an outlined plaid in dull, contrasting color. Price
SI 25 a yard. Other interesting Dress Goods offerings 50c. to ?3.50 yard.
Autumn White Goods
Women are buying heavy White Goods for Autumn Shirtwaists in a way
that establishes the popularity cf these pretty fabrics without doubt. Come in
and see the big section given in our new store to this line. It, provides a selection
city stores do not exceed. Included are
Alexandra Cloth in broad stripes, 25c. yard.
Basket Weaves in large or small mesh, 39c. yard. i
Fine brocaded Cheviot, 50c. yard.
Heavy, Winter Pique, 10c. yard. v
Mercerized, soft-flniah Piques, 25c. yard.
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D. HUNT & SON.
"Topper" CoatB, Overcoats and "Cravenettea" made to order by the F.
B, Q. Clothing Co. of New York which we have the agency of in Mays
ville. We did a nice business last fall and spring with this made-to-or-tier
department. Come look over our clothes and names of people
whose clothes we build. Prices for Suits $20 to $50.
GEORGE H. FRANK & 00.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
All Parties United to Secure Home Govern
ment For the Cities.
Judge Wall represented the Ninth
district at the meeting of the Committee
on Constitutional Amendment at Lex
ington on Sept. 30th. The welfare of
the State at large and her cities and
towns is the object of the amendment,
and this committee was appointed by
the Commercial Convention that met
laBt spring, which was composed of more
than one thousand of the best business
men cf this State and waB entirely non
partisan. The leading Republicans and Demo
crats of Lexington met the committee,
including the editors of the three papers
and the leading workers in both parties.
Messrs. Beckham and Belknap and the
other nominees for State oflices having
already endorsed the amendment, it was
agreed that the two parties should unite
as to the amendment and endeavor to
carry it at the polls. Postmaster Elkins
and Col. Juo. R. Allen will give it special
attention, and Editors Roberts, Brecken
ridge and Walton endorse it.
It simply asks for home rule in the
management of municipal taxes. Lex
ington and Maysville know the needs of
its city government better than the
members cf the Legislature.
Maj. Wood Rampant.
Grcknuj', Ky., Sept. 28. Maj. A. T.
Wood, of Mt. Sterling, spoke here this
afternoon. About one hundred voters
were present at the opening, but one
half left before the end. His speech was
of the violent kind. He Baid he could
not speak for Belknap, but if he were
Governor he would pardon Caleb Powers
the first oflicial act of his life. Ho said
that if an attempt was made after this
election to count Republicans out there
would be bayonets to overcome before it
could be done.
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The late Mrs. Marmaduke, of St. Louis,
was a first cousin of Mr. David Wood, of
this city. A former husband cf this
lady was Henry Ames, the millionairo
pork packer of St. Louis.
Who Are
ANNUAL REGISTRATION.
Next Tuesday is tlie Day Polling Places
Numed in tbo Various Wards.
The annual registration of voters will
he held next Tuesday.
Sheriff Robinson announces the follow
ing as the places where the registration
will be held in the different wards :
First Ward Gable Bros.' store room, West Sec
ond, near Short.
Second Ward The D. Hcchlnger store room ou
west side of Suttou, between Front and Second.
Third Word Jacob Helmer's boot nnd shoe
shop, west side of Market, between Third and
Fourth.
Fourth Ward 'Squire bread' ofllce, corner
Third and Vine.
Fifth Ward Maysville Broom Company's of
fice room, corner Second and Poplar.
Sixth Ward Limestone Fire Hall.
The hours are from 0 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Executors9 Sale.
Ah executor!! of tho estato of John N. Owens
wc will oiler at public auction
Tuesday, October 6th,
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one hundred and nlncty-lhrco acres of land ou
the Taylor's Mill turnpike, ono mile east of Low
isburg. This laud Is all In crass, but thirty acres.
Tho farm Is well watered, has a good dwelling
house, a cood tobacco barn, feed stable RiiU corn
crib. SalewIU takoplaco at 2 o'clock p. m. Fos
session given to seed thlx fall. Full possession
the first of March. 1901. Terms mado known ou
day of sale. C, F. AND J. J. OWENS, Executors.
Bargain in a Farm!
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A flno So-aero farm for sale, nlno miles from
Maysville and one mile west of Orangeburg ou
Taylor's Mill pike, Joining the J. b. Maybugh
farm. Gently rolling and In a high state of cul
tivation. All In grass except lire acres. Com
fortable house of llvo rooms and porch, and
necessary outbuildings, nil In good repair. Tho
price of this farm Is $30 an acre. Full possession
given March 1st, 1501. For full particulars call
ou or address, ' J. B. FURLONG,
Orangeburg, Ky.
IRON FENCE,
Heating and Cooking Stoves,
all styles, best makes. Lowest
prices.
W. F. POWER.
$Cra3U
SMITH'S,
The New Shoe Store!
Home Again After Five Years in Europe!
MAYSVILLE
Wednesday, October 7.
GROUNDS ON EAST SECOND STKEET.
Afternoon Only No Night Show!
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maim business omct NEW YOnK CITY.
CONDUCTED ON SOUND BUSINESS PRINCIPLES
All the attractions in tho world fit to exhibit. Grandest Triple Circus ever or
ganized, with 100 sets by S00 champion pejfjrmers in three rings, three atages,
race track, aerial enclave and grand spectacular prelude and in addition thereto the
unique and wondei folly varied vaudeville entertainment in the colossal double me
nagerie tent, with scores of odd, curious and surprising artists.
A Wondrous Amusement Institution!
elegantly presented with overpowering processions and marvelous displays, form
ing the most stupendous exhibition ever dreamed of. Giving performances in 1,000
foreign cities. Its myriad wonderful attractions enjoyed during five years abroad
by fully fifty millions of people, including royalty in the great European capitals and
the farming and industrial people of all countries. Exhibiting more than adver
tised and advertising less than exhibited. The prido and boast of America and the
wonder of all Europe, coming here entire and undivided on eighty8ix huge rail
road cars in five trains, each one-half mile long,
Presenting the World's Greatest Wonders
beneath twelve acres of tents electrically
and containing back seats and a foot rest
and exclusive features than all shows put
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. pendicular plane. -Nearly 100 thoroughbred hortes performing" in three rings at
one time. National and patriotic exhibit of
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constructed by and with the sanctiou of the general government. Built according
to ecaln and icpresenting all types of U. S. men of war. Tho Tribute of Balkis, stu
pendous epectacular surprise with 400 elegantly coetumed ancient characters ; danc
ing girle, warriors, idol men, choruses, ambassadors, slaves, priestB, knights, ballet
dancers and chariots, floats, weapons, trappings, banners, armor, etc., etc. Three
troups of acrobats on the Btago at once.
TWENTY-FIVEfT OWNS
In Twenty-five Concurrent Acts. VJ .. YY JL 1 kJr
Two terrific Japaneee slides for life at the same moment, five champion eques
tnana riding simultaneously in three rings, prodigious aerial and ground displays,
tumbling and leaping contests, combats, bouts and assaults.
Extraordinary Collection of
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The Suckling Baby Elephant and Mother
"Spec" the smallest horse ever discovorod, throo herds of elephants, droves of cam
els, team of four trained zebras, two towering, graceful Transvaal giraffes, triple cir
cus, double menageries, national musoum, Olympic hippodrome, gymnasium, aerial
enclave, court of james, sports arena, MomuB realm, racing track, acrobatic plazas,
cycling circuit, aviary, spectacular amphitheatre and horse fair, in which are seen
ONE THOUSAND MEN and WOMEN,
HORSES, ELEPHANTS and ANIMAL PRODIGIES.
Performances daily at 2 only. No night show. Doors open one hour earlier for a
tour oi tho menageries, museums, freaks
everything, with seat, 50 cents. Children
All tickets are sold without extra charge,
regular price. Private box nnd reserved
store. Others on grounds at hours of opening,
are electrically lighted.
New Illustrated Street Parade
with elegant novel allegorical chariots and floats, living tableaux, horses, elephants,
and forty-horse team driven by one man, etc., will take place at 0 a. m,
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lighted, the largest erntinc 15,000 persons
for every seat. More new, sensational
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