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fSSKS'iV'' "wvmiwq 'iWgfMrtfeirir1 'P , 2 Mk i BF " a. I s j. a. I '"B . J 1 mM Hfcfc fe. An upen rirepiaue ni uncirma Which no one will question. The blazing wood, the crackling logs, carry us back to the way our ancestors spent their win ter evenings. But the wide stone hearths and bare floors are no more, The carpet and comfortable rugs before the modern fireplace now are a source of danger as well as comfort. If you are fortunate enough to have a fireplace, get . all the pleasure from it you can, but don't run the risk of a fire. If there are children, more is the reason why you should be careful. Have no regrets GET A FIRE SCREEN OR SPARrt GOAE NOW. THEY DONT COST MUCH. - I WE HAVE NO INTENTION of permitting you to forget that our house is headquarters for Sportsmen's Supplies, therefore we repeat we sell Remington double and single barrel Shotguns, Winchester, Richards and other brands. Remington, Winchester, Stevens, Colt, Piper and Quackenbush Rifles. Ammunition of every description, Shells, loaded or empty, black or smokeless powder. Hunting Coats, Vests, Belts, Leggins. THE FRANK OWENS HARDWARE COMPANY, the justly celebrated and ever popular American woven wire steel field and hoq fence. Chas. A. Walther, MERCHANT TAILOR. You can save money by buying your Fall and Winter Clothing "from me. Suits to Order for $15 and better. Overcoats to Order for $15 and better. Trousers to Order for $5 and better. Largest line to select from that was ever broughtlhere. Place your order now and avoid the rush. CHAS. A. WALTH MERCHANT TAILOR, West Second St. 1903-CITYTAXES-1903 On all city taxes not paid on or before October 3 J, a penalty of JO per cent, will be added &&& JAMES W. FITZGERALD, CITY TREASURER. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central Presbyterian Church will pive an oyster supper Saturday from 3 till 10 p. m in the Newell building next door to the State National Bank. Adm'ssion 25 cents. Public invited. . The Third Mc'Bterial district Sunday school convention, held at Dover, elected these officers for ensuing year: President-Prof, E. L. GIUIs. Vice President-George Fulton. Pecreary Miss Ethel McMillan. Treasurer J V. Osborne. New System of Wireless Telegraphy. Rome, Oct. 23. A new system of wireless telegraphy, In which the earth is used for the transmission of waves. Invented by Dalro Campana, a younjf Italian of Leghorn, was tried success fully at that city Thursday. The Slump In the Coke Tarde. Connellsvllle, Pa., Oct. 23. The cofcs trade continues to slump and each, day Is adding to the list of idle ovens. There was nearly 1,000 ovens blown out last week. Total Idle, 8,000. MARKET RSPOltT. Flour and Grain. Cincinnati, Oct. 22. Flour Winter patent, $4.104.35; fancy, ?3.753.90; family, ?3.103.40; extra, ?2.702.90; low grade, ?2.50)2.G5; spring patent, ?4.504.95; fancy, $3.904.15; family, $3.703.85; Northwestern rye, $3.25 3.40. Wheat No. 2 red quotable at 8G'2'87c on track. Corn No. 2 mix ed quotable at 4Cc on track. Sales: No. 3 white, track, 4Gc. Oats No: 2 mixed quotable at 3G37Vic on track. Sales: No. 2 mixed (switched), 37c. Chicago, Oct 22. Wheat No. 2 red, 83c; No. 3 do, 8082c; No. 2 hard win ter, 8081c; No. 3 do, 7678c; No. 1 Northern spring, 84c; No. 2 do, S3c; No. 3 spring, 7882c. Corn No. 2, 44 44,ijc; No. 3, 43 440. Oats No. 2, 34235c; No. 3, 3434,ijC Live Stock- Cincinnati, Oct 22. Cattle Heavy steers, choice to extra, ?4.404.85; fair to good, $3.754.35; butcher steers, extra, $4.30 4.40; good to choice, ?3.404.25; heifers, extra, $3.G53.85; good to choice, ?3.253.G0; cows, ex tra, ?3.353.50; good to choice, ?2.50 3.25. Calves Fair to good light, $G 6.75; choice to extra, ?77.25; few fancy, $7.50. Hogs Good to choice packers and butchers, ?5.605.70j mix ed packers, ?5.355.G0; light shippers, $5.105.55; pigs, 110 lbs and less, $4 5. Sheep Extra, ?3.153.25; good to choice, ?2.753.10. Lambs Extra, $5.155.25; good to choice, ?4.755.10. Judge Whitaker, who has bepn ill with a Bevere cold, in able to be at bis office to-day. ' i Mr. J. D Dye is Chairman of the Com mittee on Finances for ensuing term of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter if Masons in this State. Stoop Shoulder Months! One doesn't have to worry much about children getting round-shouldered as long as they are out doors all the while. It is when they are inside, exercising less and bending over desks that the injury is done. For this reason this is an espec ially timely season to put shoulder braces on the child that shows signs of stooping. It is folly to wait .until the habit is fixed. We have the kind you should use, the ones universally conceded to be the best. French Model Hate! r Models reproduced at such small prices that a visit to out millinery parlors would prove advantageous to you. Young misses and children are not forgotten and we are show ing many beautiful models for them. In connection with our millinery we have on sale Theatre Scarfs, Fans and Shawls: also an elegant line of Combs, Hair Piru. Shirt Waist Sets, Powder Puffs, Belts, Wrist Bags, Baby Caps and Hosiery. LaMODE MILLINERY COMPANY. Thos. J. Chenoweth, I Drs. Markhani, 1 1 1 OSTEOPATHIC I PHYSICIANS! I 19 West Third Street. B Phone 123. B DRUGGIST, Cor. Second and Sutton Sts., Maysville, rCy. jMDR. landman.. Central Hotel, Thursday, Nov. 5th, J903. Take an Accident and a Health Policy With W. H. Key. You Have Got the Money! We fiave"got the COAL Give us a trial and be convinced. Brick, L!me,(Sand and Salt. Agents for the famous Alabaster Plaster. Maysville Coal Co, -&& ? 'r: FULL STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER C . . v . i BOOTS and SHOES Being retted at wholesale prices at DAN COHEN'S, the Shoe Store that everybody knows they ca'n btiy good goods at for less money than elsewhere W. H. MEANS, Manager. Cancer MTIS CURABLEM We cure cancer without the knife. Very little Eain. Havo cured over twenty cases in Mason ounty during the lest ten years. We send a free book upon request which tells all about method of treatment. Will refer you to Mr Geo. 8. Roser of this paper, Beldon W. Bramel, Wedonla, Ky Mrs. Joel T. Luman, Mt. Camel, Ky Wm. Bramel, North Fork. Ky and a dozen ?.th,?r8.,n.yHr own county 11 you wish them. Write for freo book at onco. DRS. 6RAT1INY X IUSH, Oddfellows Temple, Cincinnati, O, CRITICS Say we've a' knack for picking out pretty WALLPAPERS. Won't you call and al low us to prove it ? W. H. RYDER V J2J SUTTON STREET. phone 185. REMOVED, RGPOUJTT, Dentist Mm All Work Guaranteed. No 80j Weat Second afreet, Maysvillo. Ky. FOR SALE. TjAOB BAIX A set of bUKgy harness, gpod as jlj new. Appiy ai wyau wirnagaraciory.wo. 10J West Second street. ' 20-d3t . - -fc --3. t