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Evening Bulletin.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
itossEit & McCarthy,
Proprietor.
FRI lAY'DE BEUSM!
THE WEATHER RECORD.
I For the 21 hours ending at 6:30 a, ra.l
State of mather Clear
Hlghei-t ttinperuiuro 29
Lowest lfiiiA.'rature. 6
Mean temporaturo 17 6
Wind direction Northerly
Precipitation (Inches) rain or snow- 00
Previously reported tor December 87
Total lor December to date S7
Deo. 18th. 9.36 a. m. Partly cloudy ami warmer
to-nlyM. Saturday rain or anoio.
MUST TAKE ROOSEVELT.
Njw York I'appr Says He's Sure of the
Nomination, Dot Thinks Dem
ocrats Can Easily Beat
Him.
IN'ew York News 1
In hi own State, (where he ia beat
known, Mr. Roosevelt to-day faces the
prospect of certain defeat. Ho will have
to work miracles within the next 11
months to carry New York. Unfortu
nately for him, when he plays hardest at
pure politics he mars most his own
chances of winning. The Odoll-Platt
muddle, in which he had the shaping
hand, is worth tens of thousands of votes
to the Democrats.
As Representative John Sharp Will
iams, the new Democratic leader of the
House, said in a recent interview, "The
chances of a Democratic victory are bet
ter with Roosevelt as the Republican can
didate than with any other man, and
yet I am sorry to see it, as, if he should
be elected, it meanB a threat to the peace
of nations. The country distrusts him,
the business interests have no confidence
in him, and his public acts are reacting
against him now."
Wireless Trolley a Success.
lAtlautic City Telegram to the Chicago Record
Herald. The "wireless" trolley system invented
by Leon V. Pullen, of Philadelphia, was
cuccesafully tested over a mile of steam
railroad track to-day. The invention does
away with the third rail through the use
of a magnet. The equipment, which is
easily adjusted, consists mainly of a high
ly magnetizid bar running the entire
length of the car. Tho feed wire is buried
in the ground. At intervals of eighteen
feet a metal cap four inches in diameter
comes to the surface. This cap is harm
less and has no connection with the
feed wire. It only becomes charged
when touched by the metal bar under
the car.
1 1
Musical goods at 0'Ke fa's.
The children of the M. E Church will
meet at 1:30 Saturday efrernoon.
Andrew Boyd died at Lexington of
Irckjaw, caused by stepping on a rusty
tack.
Go to 0 H P. Thomas & Co., 120 and
122 Market afreet, for tho purest and
beat whiskiee, brandies, wines and gin.
Goods guaranteed.
.
All men interested iu christian work
are earnestly requested to meet Mr. O.
B Van Horn at the Y. M. O. A. parlors
this evening at 7 o'clock. A religious
work institute will be conducted at that
hour. Tho Junior gymnasium class will
meet Satuiday at 3 p. m. itBtead of tc-
night.
1 1
At Covington, J. S. Stephens waB held
to the grand jury in aum of $500 to an
swer for disposing of arms and uniforms
belonging to the State Guard. Stephens
was Lieutenant of the company and
would probably have been elected Cap
tain shortly had he behaved himself.
Those who saw "A Friend of the
Family" at the opera house last night
have nothing corain' they got it all in
large and liberal xdoBes Thursday night.
Tho attendance was not big, but the
bargain counter of hieh-class comedy
waa oveiflowing at all timeB. The com
pany eeemB to be made up of top-notchers
in their especial lines and the nlav writ-
ten with the solo idea of affording patrona
a chance to laugh and grow corpulent.
FIFTH TOBACCO FAIR.
It Will Be Bigger and Better Than E"r.
List of Premiums For Tobacco,
Wheat, Corn and Potatoes.
The fifth annual tobacco and cirn fair
will be held in Mitysville Saturday, Feb.
20th, 1004. It will be bigger and better
than ever. Excursion rates on all rail
roads. Eminent speakers will doliver
ahort addresses.
Samples of tobacco must contain twelve
hands. Exhibitors must atato that sam
ple waa grown by him or on hia land.
All eamplea must be shown in class to
which' they beloug. They must bo in
the court house at Maysville not later
than 11 o'clock Saturday, Feb. 20th.
Music by at least two bands. Exercises
at opera house begin promptly at 1
o'clock. A train on L and N. R. R. will
leave after the fair.
Below is a list of the premiums to be
awarded :
Cigarette rirst premium $50, second premium
S25, third premium StO, fourth premium $3.
Bright Loaf First premium 810, second pre
mium S15, third premium 310, fourth premium
85.
Lugs First premium $20, second premium 810,
third premium 85, fourth premium 82.50.
Red Leaf First premium 825, second premtum
815, third premium 810, fourth premium S2.C0.
White Corn (Twenty-Qvo cars make a sample)
First premium 83, second premium 82, third
promium 81.
Yellow Corn (Twenty-five ears make a sample)
First premium 83, second premium 82, third
premium 81.
Wheat (One peck of wheat, any kind) First
premium 82, second premium 81, third premium
50c.
Potatoes (Ono peck, any variety) First pre
mlum 82, second premium 81, third premium 50c.
Address for further information John
Duley, President of tho Board of Trade,
or II. O. Curran, Secretary Board of Trade,
Maysville, Ky.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Claude H. Tolle of Buffalo, N.
Y , is visiting her mother, Mra. William
Gabby.
Mr. Allie Worick, who has been with
Uncle Sam'e army in the Philippines, ia
at homo visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Warden, of
Covington, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Nelson, of East Second atreet.
Mr. Stanley Reed, who is attending
Yale College, will arrive home in a ftw
days to spend the Christmas holidays.
, Mrs. Milton Johnson was in Cincin
nati Thursday to meet her husband en
route home from several weeks stay at
Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Nannie Shackleford, after a visit
in the East, is spending a few days in
MayBville before leaving for a Bojourn
with her daughter, Mrs. Will Johnson, of
Los Angeles.
Advertised Letters.
The following is a list of letters remain
ing in the postoffice at Maysville, Mason
County, Ky., for the week ending Wed
nesday, December 10, 1003:
Trying
Days
These before Christmas. All
want to give, it's what to
give that worries. Let ua
aid in selecting. Wo havo
a full liao of the things that
are sure to suit. Can Buit
' any pocketbook also. It ia
not the coat of a gift alone
that gives it value. Qual
ity ia the main thing whether
the token be the largo or
email. Many of the things
we offer will cost more else
where. Many cannot be had
elsewhere atany price. Como
in, look them over and let
us give you some prices.
COM B and BR USH OASES,
COLLAR and CUFF
BOXES,
CUT and PRESSED GLASS
BOTTLES, SUA VING
MUGS, POWDER
BOXES,
INFANT SETS,
CARD CASES, POCKET
BOOKS, PURSES,
ETC.
Thos. J. Chenoweth,
DRUGGIST,
Cor. Second and Sutton Sts., Maysville, Ky.
Beachford, Wash
Ilryson. Mrs. Emma
Chandler, William
Collins, Bruce
Douglas, Mrs. Agncss
Enochs. Geo.
Hall, Mrs. C J.
Hunter. Mrs John
Jackson, James
Mosee it Sou, Mrs. Ella
Nance, Louis
Klce, Mrs. Maggie
Stevens, W. Jay
Thomas. Mrs. Mary L.
Thompson, W. W.
wuson, Air. aim airs.
Fleming
Wilson, J. F.
Wilson, Mrs. Martha J.
Wordworth, Al,
PersonB calling for any of tho above
will please Bay advertised.
Olarbncb Mathews, P. M.
Toys and dolls at O'Keefe's.
Buy Old Limestone whisky, deservedly
the best. Bucknkr Goodman.
Commissioner'sSALE
MASON CIRCDIT COURT.
C. E. Gruell's Admr., Plaintiff.
Against f isquity.
May Oruell & als., Defendants.
In obedience to a judgment and order of sale
of the Mason Circuit Court, rendered in tho
above mentioned cause at the November term,
1903, 1 shall, on
Saturday, December 19, 1903,
at 10 a. m. o'clock on the premises proceed to sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, on a
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, tho
following real property, to-wlt: Beginning ou
the cast margin of the Mt. Gllead turnpike
where the county road crosses said turnpike, in
the center of the county road, thence with the
center of said county road S. 1&A E 30 poles, 18
links to a stake; thenco S. 3ftji, K. 10 poles, 12
links to a stake; thence 8. 27, H. 35 poles, 14
links ; thenco leaving the county road 8. 79, E.
140 poles. 11 links to a stake ; thenco N. 18J4. h. 11
poles, 23 links to a stone ; thenco S. 70, E. 7
poles, 3 links to a stono ; thence N. 20, E. 47 poles,
b links to the center of the Mt. Gllead turnpike
opposite a set stone on the south side of raid
pike ; thence with tho center of said pike N. 23)4.
W. 15 poles, 8 links ; N. 6 W. 25 poles, 18
links ; N-48. V. 20 poles ; N. 6! W. 21 poles ; N.
70K, W. 72 poles, 13 links; 8. 7 W. 35 poles, 9
links to a stake In the center of the pike opposite
corner of Wood's yard; thence with the lino of
the fence of said yard S. 7, W. 28 poles. 6 links
to a large locust tree ; tbeuce N. G2 W. 27 poles,
23 links to the center of the pike; thence S. G3,
W. 11 poles, 6 links to tho beginning, containing
105 acres, and being same land conveyed to
Clarence Gruell by A. II. Calvert by deed dated
March 1st, 1902, of record In deed book 103, page
177, Maon Couuty Clerk's office. Purchaser may
pay first and second bonds before maturity.
This land Is sold to scttlo the estate of C. E.
Gruell, deceased.
The purchaser must bo prepared to promptly
ezecuto bond, with approved security, for the
purchase price, which bond shall bear legal in
terest from day of salo until paid.
O. BURGESS TAYLOR,
Master Commissioner.
Applegate & Clarke Attorneys for Plaintiff.
City Attorney Wood got a severe fall on
the icy pavement on Court street Thurs
day but fortunately escaped without in
iurv Tho ice gorge at this point now ex
tends up to the mouth of Limestone.
People were crossing on it thia morning,
but it is none too safd.
A niece of Mr. Frank Spilier, of Tucka
hoe, died at her homo in Ripley Thurs
day. She waa a daughter of Mr. Frank
Spilier of the latter place.
Stato Auditor's Agont John J. O'Don
nell has filed an agreed assessment with
W. W. Ball, assignee of J. M. and J. W.
Alexander and J. W. Alexander & Bro.
for omitted taxes on personal property
for the yeara 1903 and 1004. State and
county taxes $143, penalty $28 GO, Clerk's
fees $3.
Commissioner's SALE
MASON CIRCUIT COURT.
James R. Roberson, Plaintiff,
Aealnst V Eouitv
Mary E. Hutchinson, Defendant.
In obedience to a judgment and order of salo
of the Mason Circuit Court, rendered in the
above mentioned cause at tho November term,
1903, 1 shall, on
Saturday, December 19, 1903,
at 3 o'clock p. m., at the court house door, in
Maysville, Ky , proceed to sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, on a credit of six months,
tho following real property, to-wlt : A certain lot
or parcel of laud in tho town of Maysliok, Mason
County, Kentucky, east of Main street, on turn
plko road, and east of the old Lexington road,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake
on said road, corner to A. Mitchell, at a shop oc
cupied by Dr. Duko; thence with the Mitchell
line South 68. E. 8 poles to a stake thereon;
North 23, East 36 feet, 3 Inches to a stake, a cor
ner between the premises and Lewis Coffee;
thenco N. C8, West 8 poles to a stako, a corner be
tween the premises and said Coffee: thence with
said road 36 feet. 3 Inches to the beginning ; or
sufficient thereof to produce the sum of money
to bo made, to-wlt: 8150.50, and 850 probable
costs of this action.
Tho purchaser must bo prepared to promptly
execute bond, with approved security, for the
purchase price, which bond shall bear legal in
terest from day of sale until paid.
C. BURGESS TAYLOR,
Master Commissioner.
Tho. R. Phlstcr. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attention, K, or IVs.
Limestone Lodgo No. 30 will confer
the rank of Esquiro to-night. Members
are urged to be present.
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REMEMBER
The New Shoe Store I
For anything you may want in holiday footwear. "We have a new line of fancy
Slippers that will make an acceptable Christmas present for HIM. Only a few
days remain in which you can get certificates with each 50c. purchase entitling
you to share in our Yulttide celebration in which $150 in cash and nice presents
are to be given to patrons. Prizes range from $50 down, this elegant Morris Chair
being one of the other gifts awarded. Beautiful hand-painted water color land
scapes to the first one hundred ladles to present certificates after the other articles
are disposed of. None reserved. Early comers get the choicest pictures, some be
ing mounted on heavy, beveled mats, requiring no frames.
W. R. SMITH & CO.
WHAT A
Quarter Will Buy!
Belta of black or red patent leather, white suede belts, harne88 buckle, bod
ice belts ot tan eundo embroidered in steel, exceptional values in colored leather
bolts, tucked black girdle belta with fancy buckle.
Leather watch fobs, several Btyles.
Teneriffe doilit a, one largo, nine small wheels.
Stick pina of many Btyles and jettinge.
Battenberg doilies, 8 inches square.
Stocks of embroidered swias, eilk with applique, vesting button trimmed,
eilk with faggotting, battenberg, fully 15 different styles.
Handkerchiefs sheer, medium, heavy, hematitched, scalloped or lace edgo an
aeeured variety of 25 styles. Complete line of Mourning handkerchiefs.
Fleeced black caahmero, black euporb taffata Bilk, black, white and colored
golf gloves.
Black wool mittens, gingham or white lawn aprons.
Fancy dressing comba in white or black, several styles.
Neat bain and clothes brushes natural wood back.
Medium and heavy weight fine Maco stockings, all black or split feet
Genuine Whiting paper, several styles, put up in attractivo boxes. .
Huckaback hemmed or hemstitched and fringed or hemstitched damask tow-'
els,
Chiffon brier stitched veils, black, white or blue, 1J yards long.
!
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D. HUNT & SON.
Stocks Refilled
Yesterday with new things from Wilson Bros.
On display to-day. Rapid selling of new, novel
and serviceable articles. Come early..
GEO. H. FRANK & CO.
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
MMt
I have some good Farms, dwell
ings and Building Lots on my list
that would be
JUST
THE THING
for you to present your son or
daughter for a Christmas remem
brance. What do you say about
it ? Wishing the reader a "Merry
Christmas yours truly,
m r
JOHN DULEY,
Real Estate, Maysville.
'PHONE 333.
Kiid Wards for tbe Seilor Proprietor of the
Bulletin.
CarlUlo Mercury.
Geo. Rosser, tho veteran editor of the
Maysville Bulletin, is quite seriouly ill.
Hd is one of the oldest of tbe editors and
publishers, in tbe State, and baa a well
earned reputation as a clever gentleman,
a good citizen and impartial and honest
editor. No man could boast of a better
record,
FOR SAMS.
EOR SALE Ilouaohold and kitchen furniture
at anntlon nt Kn oil v. a.., .. .
o'clock p. m. Saturday. MRS. M. W. COULTER.
1T,0?LB Two bloodhound. Apply to'N
Jfl0QOLLEN8TEIN, 431 Form avenue; Mays-
FOR BALK a horse and phaoton ou reason
w.Ub,iVacr?,si. AJLBawftlnut sideboard. Ap.
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