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Evening Bulletin.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
ItOSSER & MCCARTHY,
Proprietor.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28 1903.
Twenty cents a pound for Thanksgiv
ing turkey waa just a little too, too, for
many Mayaville people who have been
accustomed to feasting on the Kentucky
bird at 8 and 10 cents.
Thk grader and roller recently pur
chased by the MaBon Fiscal Court at a
cost of about $2,200 has demonstrated
that it is just the machine for putting
the roads of the county in proper shape
and condition. It is estimated that the
saving to the county by substituting this
method for the old-out-of-date plan of do
ing Biich work will more than pay for the
machine in a year or so. What is npeded
next is a good rock crusher, and the
county will then be in a position to main
tain her free pikes in an up-to-date and
economical manner.
The Restaurant Royal on Market street,
east side, three doors south of Second, is
always ready to servoaneals, day or night.
About seventy-five gnests at the Assem
bly hop called unexpectedly at this restau
rant at midnight-Ms'f'night, but the pro
prietress soon serveu'nll with a tempting
spread.
Shoppers from the country will find no
better place to get their meals than 1 1
Restaurant Royal.
The two hundred foot lawn in
front of the Kentucky State Building
at the World's Fair Is being sown in
blue grass, so it will present an at
tractive appearance when the Exposi
tion opens next April 30. This work
is in charge of Mr. Henry Nanz, the
Chairman of the Florloultural Com
mittoo of the Exhibit Association. Ii
addition to sowing tho lawn In blue
grass, Mr. Nanz Is transplanting nil
tho beautiful shrubbery native to
Kentucky. In March he will set out
numerous flower beds, so the picture
will become more beautiful as spring
glides into summer.
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Chief Milan II. Ilulbert. of the
Department of Manufactures of the
World's Fair, has written the Ken
tucky Exhibit Association that his de
partment has decided to install all
exhibits of individual womon's work,
such as embroidery, hand-made lace,
decorated china, typography, etc. He
will assign a limited area In the Var
ied Industries Building for a show
case to accommodate decorated china
and like exhibits, and in the textiles
section of the Manufacturers' Build
ing to accommodate embroidery, gen
eral needlework, etc. The Kentucky
Exhibit Association Invites ati Ken
tucky women interested in those dis
plays to correspond with Its secre
tary at Louisville on tho subject.
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR.
Hundreds of Mayaville Citizens Can Tell
You All About It.
Home endorsement, tho public expres
sion of Mayaville people, should bo evi
dence beyond dispute for every Mayaville
reader. Surely the experience of friends
and neighbors, cheerfully given by them,
will carry more weight than tho utter
ances of strangers residing in far-away
places. Read the following:
Mr. O. L. Hubbard, dairyman, of 325
West Third street, says: "I have the
greatest faith in Doan'a Kidney Pills.
The use of less than one box ended a dis
turbed condition on the kidneys and an
inflammation of the bladder. After some
time it returned but in a lesser degree
and I procured another box of Doan'a
Kidney Pilla at J. Jaa. Wood & Son'a
drug store. Use of it substantiated tho
opinion I had already formed of this ef
fective preparation."
For sale by all dealers. Prlco 50 cents
a box. Foater-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y., sole agents for tho United States.
Remember the name DOAN'S and
take no substitute.
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MASON FISCAL COURT.
Claims Allowed and Other Business Trans
acted at Friday's Session of tlie
Justices.
At Friday's session of the Fiscal Court,
the sum of $250 waa allowed L. "W. Rob
ertson for legal services in the case of
Pearce and other against Mason County.
The claim of Mr. Hedges for leaao of
houpo on Owl Hollow pike waa tabled
A like order waa made in the claim of
Mr. Kelley.
Jennie Ballard was allowed $1 a week
for support of the Smith child until the
authorities can find and compel the
child's father, James Smith, to support it.
The following claims were allowed:
8. T. Farrow, Justice' fees. $ 6 30
Jos. D Wood, Coroner's fees '25 75
M. C. CbtMiolm. Constable's feci1 41 10
F. Dre.vei. Justice's feci 74 CO
J K. Kobcrsoii, Slierlir icvs 25143
Win. Kosser.Couslablo fees 21 CO
W. W. Mcllvuln, Jailer' fees 713 10
J. C IVcor, pauper supplies 14 93
I. M. Lane, supplies at court bouse G 10
John Hatrd, election supplies 40
Harry Taylor, pauper supplies 3 21
K. Gollcnstclu, keeping blood houudF 220 41
abort A Kaln, supplies at jail 28
Leonard & Lally, supplies at court houtc 19 93
Globe Priming Co., record book 0 00
J. T. Kackley & Co., election supplies 5 03
Same, pauper supplies 18 59
R. 11. Lovcl, pauper supplies 6 00
Same, supplies nt Jail 3 75
A 1'. Brnmel, road work 2 00
Henry Payne, work at Clerk's olllce 1 CO
Thomas Morgan, Constable fees 3 20
Wm. Grifflth, road work 1 10
George Cbeek, road work 58 00
Isaac Woodward, fees in Kirk case.. 15 05
Same, Clerk's fees 3 15
Or. M. C. l'ollock, vaccinating paupers... 12 50
Dr. H. E. Pollit, pauper medical practice. 40 00
Dr. G. H. Bane, pauper medical practice. 0 25
M. C. Rucll fc Co., pauper supplies 23 60
Same, supplies at Jail 2 25
Same, supplies at court bouse 2 09
THE TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
It Furnishes Many Advantages to tho
Farmers An Ally For Peace, Safety
and Prosperity.
ISoullicrn Farm Magazine.J
Farmers are Retting rural free delivery,
with ita opportunitiea for saving time
and money in shopping; in the more
thickly-sottled portions of the country
they have rapid tranait y trolley lines,
and in some parte, notably in the West,
they enjoy tho advantages in busineea
and farm operations of extensive tele
phono systems. All of these agencies
for the improvement .of the conditions
of farm life are enjoyed to some extent
in the South, but there ia room for a
wide expansion in that reapect, especially
aa to the telephone. The investment in
the installation of a systom and in ita
rental is slight compared with tho actual
returns. With the telephone receiver at
hia ear the farmer is brought into closo
touch with his railroad station or hia
market miles away and can save himself
many a weary ride and unnecessary
journey by information thus quickly
obtained.
Far removed from the daily paper,
with its weather forecasta, ho can keep
informed by 'phone of probabilities and
thus escape loss in crop time. When he
himself is away from home the knowl
edge that the members of hia family
have a telephone at hand giving them
the means of quick communication with
neighbors ia as great a protection against
prowlers aa is the possession of a shot
gun or a revolver. The telophono on the
farm ia a cultivator of neighborliness, a
saver of timo and trouble and a protec
tor of the home. It is an ally for peace,
safety and prosperity which should bo
cultivated. .
Mr. John Poe, aged sixty-two yearr,
died Friday at hia home near Murpbys
ville, of nervous prostration. Funeral
this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Shannon.
Edgar Selden'a "Peck and His Mother-in-Law
Abroad," the great laughing
musical comedy success, acknowledged
to bo great. This great musical gayoty
is classed by the prominent critics in
New York, Louisville, Birmingham, Pitts
burg, Cincinnati and other large cities
with "Florodora," "The Silver Slipper."
A visit to the opera house next Monday
evening means three solid hours of mirth
and music. Great cast. Loada of scenery,
gorgeous coBtumea and all girlB and glit
ter. Buy your tickets now at Ray's and
give this attraction the big houso it
deserves.
Meet mo at Mills' Edisonia, Fountain Square.
Shoeing the Boy
In the most approved fashion Is the way the job is performed
at SMITH'S. He applies the old principle in a new way,
however By selling the youngster a pair of good, all leather
Shoes at a modest price, THE NEW SHOE STORE makes
itself solid with the whole family and gives the lad the best
of it in Christmas Certificates one with each 50c. purchase.
PERSONAL
Mrs. M. Davis returned Friday from
Portsmouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Holiday were in
Cincinnati Wednesday.
Mr. D. Sam Whito has returned from
a trip to Denver and Cheyenne.
Deputy County Clork Bernard Pol
litt apentThanksgiving at RuBhville, Ind.
MIbs Elizabotb Best haa been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Job. A. Miller of Mil
leraburg. Mr. and Mra. George Longnecker, of
Indianapolis, are guests of his parents in
the county.
Dr. and Mra. O. E. Smoot, of Rich
mond, have been on , a visit to relatives
near Minerva.
Mr. Sam T. Hickman haa gone to St.
Louis, where ho has tho promise of a
lucrative position.
Mifs MnryGibflon, of Cincinnati, has
been spending a few days with her aie
ter, Mrs. Harry Ort.
Mr. Glen Moarns, Miss Carrie M earns
and Misa Blancho Styles Bpent Thanks
giving at Tollesboro.
Misa Fannie Frazeo ia down from
Lexington visiting her parents, Dr. and
Mra. John M. Frazee.
Mr. Newton O. Powell and wife, of
Sekitan, Cincinnati, are visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mra. Enoch Powell.
Tho venerable MrB. Harriet Baldwin,
of Jersey Ridge, aged ninety years, left
FridaV to visit relatives in Covington.
Misa Louiso Newcomb and Misa
White, of Ripley, are guests of Miss New
comb's grandfather, Mr. W. B. Mathewe.
Mr. Carl Walther came up Thanks
giving day from Cincinnati and will stay
until he sees improvement in bis fath
er's health.
Mr. and Mra. Will Heiser and eon,
George, of GreenBburg, Ind., aro guests
of his aunts, Misses Anna and Margaret
Heiser, of West Second street.
Mr. J. T. Henry, of Carr's, Lewis
County, was in Maysvillo Friday. Ho
reports his son Bruce, who is now in
Denver, somewhat improved in health.
Mr. C. L. Pollitt, of Bloomington,
111., a student at the Ohio Dental Col
lege, Cincinnati, is spending a few days
here with his grandfather, Mr. R. II.
Pollitt, and other relatives.
MARTIN-'-TALBOIT.
One of .Mason's Lovely Daughters Wedded
in the Queen City.
Tho marriage of MIbs Agnea Lee Tal
bott, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Talbott, and Mr. Jaa. W. Martin, a
prominent young business man of Cin
cinnati, was quietly solemnized at the
home of Rev. Dr. Blodgett, of that city,
Tueaday evening. Only a few close
friends were present.
This popular young couple have the
best wishes of a host of friends. After a
brief visit with relatives and frienda in
thiB county, they will go to housekeep
ing in the Queen City.
.
James F, Hook and wife have sold to
Charles P.Trumbo twenty-five acres near
Plumville for $300.
At First MethodiBt Church, South, the
paBtor, Rev. Chas. F. Evans, D. D., will
preach at 10:30 a. m. on "Differences Be
tween God's People and Other People,"
and at 7 p. m. on "Seeking and Saving
tho Lost." Epworth League service at (5
p. in. A cordial invitation is extended
to every one to attend each of these ser
vices. Tho venerable Senator Pettue, of Ala
bama, remarks: "The Becret of living
long is to work. I am eighty-one and
healthy and happy as a boy. I notice
that all my neighbors who got rich and
retired are all dead. I never got rich and
I never retired. I tell you, young man,
tho most fatal diseaso I know of is to
quit work. It kills every time. Keep
working and you'll keep alive."
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Tho funeral of tho late A. B. Grimes
took place Friday morning at hia home
above Aberdeen. His death occurred
Thursday as a result of injuries received
in a runaway a year ago. Mr. Grimes
leaves a wife, four children and one sistc r,
tbo latter Mrs. Margaret Otto of Lime
stone etreet. Tho deceased waa a mem
ber of DeKalb Lodge No. 12 and Pisgah
Encampment No. 0, I. O. O. F., also of
Limestone Lodge No. 3G, K. of P., of this
city.
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Hand-Embroidered Table Covers.
It is a pleasure to look over auch handsome work. The embroidery 1b dono
by hand in red and blue floes on strong natural colored linen. Tho edges ore fin
ished with a Arm Bcallop. Shapes both round and equare. Prices 39c. to $3.75.
A Christmas hint the foreaighted shopper will welcome.
Black Dress Trimmings Reduced.
The trimmings aro edgings, galoons add wider irregular designs all in black
some with combinations of Bilk and velvet.
Tho braids aro mostly in brilliant Bilk, many designs. Taken from our own
stock and newly-priced one-third and one-half less than regular.
10c. to $1 a yard formerly 25c. to $1.50 a yard.
Women's Raincoats.
The woman who buys a raincoat nowadays makea a Bort of two-for-ono in
vestment. She gets a fair weather wrap as well as a rainy day protector.
Of course It's because the styles of raincoats have eo vastly improved and tho
choice of materials is so much wider.
Yon won't find a better raincoat collection in Maysville than oure and you
certainly won't find such moderately priced excellence anywhere. Many attrac
tive styles at $15.
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D. HUNT & SON.
It's None Too Early
to Buy Your Christmas Gifts!
In our west window wo show a selection of Neckwear at 50 cents
which are really worth twice tho price. Tho new English squares
and imperials which the atyle decrees for fall and winter are here.
GEO. H. FRANK & CO.
PUBLIC SALE!
-OF-
258 ACRES OF
BOURBON LAND
In order to dissolve partnership, wo will sell at
public, auction, at tho Main street gate o( tho
court houso yard, in Paris, Ky at 12 o'clock,
noon, ou
Thursday, December 10, 1903,
tho following tract of 233 acres of Bourbon Coun
ty land.
Said land Is situated 3 miles Northeast of Paris,
on the North Mlddletown pike, known as the
Butler farm ; and is well improved, and nearly
half of the tract is choice tobacco land.
Terms Easy, to suit purchaser.
Any further information desired, applv to
M. A. KENNEY.or
W. P. ARDERY.
Paris, Ky.
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G. M. WILLIAMS,
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8 Court Strict, Mayivills, Ky. 0
Three doors from Second, cast side,
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DO IT NOW!
DO WHAT?
Take an Accident Policy with tho Travelers In
surance Company,
W. H. KEY, Agent.
FOUND.
IJ10UND Weduesday, a door koy. Brass, with
figure "C" stamped on it. Call at this of
fice. 27-dnt
"In the Midst of Life, There is Doatli."
Whereas, Tbo Great and Supremo Ruler of the
unlverso, has in His Inflnito wisdom, removed
from among us one of our esteemed and dearly
beloved frlonds and classmates, Miss Odessa
Lyons, who departed this Ufo Monday, No
vember 0, 1003, and, whereas, tho lntimato
friendship of tho past few years has so endeared
her to us, that It Is with paugs of undescribablo
grief and sorrow that wo realize our loss.
Tho sudden removal of such a life from among
our midst loaves a vacancy and a shadow that
will bo deeply realized by every one, especially
by those to whom Oda was most dear. To her
bereaved relatives we reuder our sincere sympa
thy and hopo that even so great a loss to us all
mny be overruled for good by Him who' doe th
all things well.
As we think of the while robed form which
now lies still and cold In her uarrow bod, wo aro
comforted by realizing that "tho sweet soul now
occupies tbo mansion prepared for it among the
angels In tbo city of God' and could those still
white lips utter tho sentiments of the Boul.sho
wouiasay;
"Farewell, friends; yet not farewell.
Where I am, ye too snail dwell,
A moment's time, a little space ;
When ye come, whero I have stopped,
Yo will wonder why ye wept,
Yo will know by wlso lovo taught,
That hero is all, and thero Is naught."
With loving memories to our dear friend.
Caiuuk, Maby and Alice Collins, Greenup, Ky,
Inauguration of Gov. Beckham.
Round-trip tickets to Frankfort by way
of tho L. and N. Fare $2.94. Tickets on
sale Dec. 7th and 8th. Limited to Dec.
10th.
Streets Can bo Sprinkled at Public Expense.
In tho cose of Maydwell and other tax
payers against tho city of Louisville the
Court of Appeals has decided that thero
is ample statutory authority in Kontucky
for sprinkling tho streets of a city at tho
public expense.
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JAY'S
ROYAL GRIP
TABLETS
The best remedy for grippe, colds,
coughs, headache, earache, neural
gia, muscular pains, malaria, chills
and fever. Relieves the painful head
ache, reduces the fever and cures the
aches which usually accompany colds.
HOW OFTEN
HAVE YOU HEARD IT'S ONLY
A SLIGHT COLD!
When you let that cold get a good
start, of a day or so, it will take some
time to beat it. Do not neglect that
slight cold, cough or hoarseness, do
not derange your stomach usiug bit
ter nauseating medicine, but uso our
well and carefully prepared ROYAL
GRIP TABLETS that arc composed of
tho very best and purest medicines
kuowu. Tlioy do their work while
you do yours. A few doses will re
lieve all the symptoms and tho cold
Is cured.
JohnC.Pecor,
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DRUGGIST.
Opera House!
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30.
The big Musical Comedy,
Peck and His
Mother-In -Law Abroad
Forty.flvo people. A big car-load of scenery.
Exactly as seen m Louisville. Cincinnati, Cleve
land, Pittsburg, Now York and other cities.
Prices First eight rows down stairs SI 00, bal
ance of lower Hoor 75o, first three rows balcony
6c balance of balcony 60c gallory 25c.
A. N. ELLIS, A. M., M. D.
Formerly Clinical Assistant in tho London
Central-Throat and Earllospltal; Prof. Laryn
?ol?Ky. Cincinnati Collego Medicine and Surgery
'Specialist In Dlsaasaa of tha Eya,
Ear and Throat.
Eyes tested and glassas ground to order. Of
Acq No, 135 West Second St., Maysvillo, Ky.
oMDR. LANDMAN. o
Central Hotel,
Thursday, Dec 3rd, 903.
Mose Clark and Pearlie Pughea, col
orod, have been grantod marriage license.
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