The evening bulletin. [volume], December 23, 1903, Image 3

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Buy early at O'Keefe's.
The Bee Hive! i
Toys and dolls at O'Keefe's.
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Oystera and celery at O'Keefe'a.
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The Board of Education will meet to
night. 1 1
Slop fir sale at Limestone distillery,
commencing Dec. 11th.
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Store Open at Nights. 3
jE: Store Open at Nights.
SAFETY, SATISFACTION and SAVING.
This store ia brimful of beautiful and useful thinca for Xmas pres-
jp ents. We might moution a thousand things and not touch one prosaic
note that is every department has provided lavishly of novelties, even
jj into wearing apparel and things for the home. The spirit of Xmas has
3j been infused, beauty touches added to make them more givablp, yet no
jess ueeiui. anx, prices are prosy enougn. y& maun fiVJiivi jlhijmu
IN PLAIN FIGURES at the same fair percentage of profit that has made
thiB store tho largest in Maysville in less than three years.
GIFTS AT 25o -Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Stocks, Men's Ties, Belts,
Uair Brushes, Waste Baskets, Pocketbooke, Side Satchels, Shoe Button
ers,iClothes Brushes, Suspenders, Trays, Paper Weights, Whisk BroomB,
Garters in glass boxes, Candlesticks, Pincushions, Dolls and 500 other
things.
GIFTS AT 60o-Go1f Gloves, Dolls, Fascinators, Men's Hose, Men's
Ties, Working GloveB, Shirts, Hand Satchels, Toques, Belts, Pillow Tops,
Medallions Cornet Covers, Albums and 500 other things.
GIFTS AT $1.00 Table Linens, Night Gowns, Dressing Sacks, Wrap
pers, three pair Hose in a box, F. W. H. Gloves, Shirt and tie in a box,
Quilts, Fancy Baskets, extra large Medallions, Handkerchief Boxes, In
fants' Dresses. Towels. Books and 500 other things.
Don't forget to ask for GLOBE STAMPS. Now is the time to fill 3
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MERZBROS;
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Holiday SHOES
Such as would be pleasing and acceptable on Christ
mas morning Also have Misses' and Children's Red
Felt SLIPPERS, fur trimmed, at easy $ricesjfiifijfijfi
J. HENRY" PBOOR
Christmas Benefit for the Poor!
Ig-FIBEMAN'S NEPTUNE HALLWI
TWO NIGHTS--TWO MATINEES,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22 and 23.
iiEDISON'S-:::
Marvelous MOVING PICTURES,
Stowing that great fairy tale "Bluebeard," and Edison's masterpiece, "The Great Life of
American Firemen." MISS CEQLE LYNETTE in her Illustrated Songs, assisted by a
chorus of J00 children. Little Miss Elsie in her comic songs and funny sayings. ROSS
BEDFORD, baritone soloist. Three hours of solid fun and amusement. This attraction
is guaranteed the best ever seen here. Change of program each night. ADMISSION 25c.
Children's special matinee Tuesday 10o.
Did Yon See Mr. Lindamood ?
He is looking for you. Mr. Linda
mood has charge of the Smith & Nixon
piano exhibit at John I. Winter & Go.'p.
He has something good to offer you.
Lost opportunities never return do not
let this opportunity escape you.
Judge Cochran was in Covington Tues
day and, on motion, reduced the bond of
the two militiamen, Schnmate and Thom
as, held on the charge of stealing rifles
and other army equipment, from $2,000
each to $500 each.
Fancy baskets of fruit 50 cents to $5.
A. B. Fitzgerald.
See the lino of beautiful sterling novel
ties at 50c each at Olooney k Perrine's.
See the Corbett and Jeffries fight pict
ures (ten rounds) taken at the ringside
by Thomas A. Edison, at Neptune Hall
to-night.
Mr. Jas. B. Wood will conduct tho
men's meeting at the Y. M. O. A. next
Sunday afternoon. Loyalty will be the
subject. Flan to bo there.
You Are Invited
To visit my store and Inspect my immeuso stock. It is now full and complete. It Is clean and up.
to-dato. In variety it can't he beat. In quality no better can bo produced.
m Specialties
tFor the Holidays
An unusually largo stock of FIREWORKS and CANDIES of all kinds, Nuts, mixed and un
mixed; also, OrauKCS, Bananas, Lemons, Apples, FIrs, Raisins, Dotes, Citron, Lemon and Orange
reel, Dried Fruits, Trunes, Maplo 8ugar, Buckwheat Flour, Catsups, Oyster Cocktail Sauco, and
every article in the Fancy Grocery Lino ; Oysters, Celery and Cranberries, Poultry and Game. My
stock ot Fine Teas Is unusually largo, and my stock ol Canned Goods can't bo surpassed, either in
quantity or quality. Beloro tho late heavy advances in Green Coffees I laid in a largo supply. My
goods in that lino are attractive. My arrangements with a Southern planter who produces tho
goods enablo mo at all times to offer the Purest and Best Open Kottlo Now Crop MOLASSES. My
stock is now unusually largo. Have Just received from tho packers In Boston a very largo invoice
i FINE MACKEREL In kits and barrels ; quality extra. My Roasted Coffees are always fresh and
quality unsurpassed. My Special Blond at 25c. has no equal for tho money. Perfection Flour is
Always tho best. You make no mistake when you buy it.
Remember, I buy my goods in largo quantities from first, hands and can meet anybody's
price j and don't forgot I both Wholesale and Retail. Because of my largely iucreased business I
was compelled to buy another houso for storage room, and it is now full.
R. B. LOVEL,
THE LEADING GROCER.
f 'PHONE 83. .
Before purchasing call and see J. Jas.
Wood & Son's lino of Xmas gifts.
Buy a standard grade piano that has
been tried and tested, from Gerbrich.
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The public schools of this city close at
noon to-day for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. W. R. Gill is seriously ill at the
home of her niece, Mrs. James H. Hall,
Jr.
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Mies Lida Richeson has been ill the
last few dayB at her homo on West Sec
ond street.
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Mrs. E. J. Boughner, who is ill at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Will Pogue of
Walnut street, was somewhat better last
evening.
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Col. George S. Rosaer, Benior proprietor
of the Bulletin, was able to be out
Tuesday for a short walk, the first time
in two weeks.
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Go to O. H. P. Thomas & Co., 120 and
122 Market street, for the purest and
best whiskies, brandies, wines and gin,
Goods guaranteed.
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Mr. Fred J. Gilp and Miss Minnie
Ross wore married Tuesday afternoon at
the home of the bride's mother, Rev. R.
E. Moss officiating.
At Hainlino's toy store reduction on
all toys. Twenty-five cent cradles go for
19c, 75c dolls go for 49c, crokinola boards,
felt lined, worth- $3, go for 99c.
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Tho Mason County Assemply will en
tertain with a dance a Neptune Hall
Wednesday evening, December .10. For
further particulars see J. W. Sharp.
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The L. and.N. will have a epecal train
leave Maysville Thursday at 0 p. m. to
accommodate those who come to Mays
ville to do their Christinas shopping.
A circular sent out by the Health Of
ficer at Richmond says there are only
twelve cases of smallpox now in that
city, and these not of a malignant type
The father of ex-Mayor Edward Biltz
of Newport is reported in a critical condi
tion. HeiBseventyeightyearsofage, and
is Buffering from a general breakdown.
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Prayer meeting at the Christian Church
to-night at 7 o'clock conducted by the
minister. Members of the choir and
Sunday cchool will have a song practice
at close.
The Kentucky Baptist Women's Mis
sionary Union, auxiliary to the Southern
Baptist Convention, reports gifts for tho
last quarter of $2,198 54. These came
from 124 societies and Sunbeam Bands.
D. Hechinger & Co.
TO
OUR PATRONS
AND THE PUBLIC IN
GENERAL:
The indications strongly point to the best holiday trade we have en
joyed for many years. The inducements we are holding out in prices,
considering the class of goods we carry, must appeal to the intelligent peo
ple. Did they not, the public would not flock to our store as they do.
We need not again enumerate the elegant, sensible and useful lines
of merchandise suitable for Christmas presents.
Our window displays tell that story better than we can tell it in the
newspapers.
"w"e ask our friends, and particularly those near home, not to defer
their shopping in our line until the last day or two before the holidays. It
is always best to avoid the rush incident to the last two or three days before
Christmas.
In the last twenty-four hours we received a new supply of Choice
Mufflers and Gloves. "We call particular attention to them on account of
their elegance.
We give Globe Trading Stamps.
D. HECHINGER & CO.
THE HOME STORE.
:AFTER CHRISTMAS?
Holiday Goods at Cost!
Hereafter, tickets on the Fine Music Box will be
given with each JOc. purchase.
Remember the Bale of cakes, candies
and other eatables for Christmas, to
morrow in room adjoining Wood's meat
Btore, by ladies of Christian Church.
Oyster soup and coffee served for 25 cents.
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Herman Lange gives his many Mays
ville and Mason County friends a cordial
invitation to drop in at 425 Vine street,
Arcade, Cincinnati, and see his splendid
line of watches, diamonds, silverware
and jewelry. No better place to make
your selections.
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While Borne O. and O. cars wore being
shifted onto the connecting track east of
Limestone Creek Tuesday, one of them
loaded with coal was derailed and camo
near rolling down tho steep bank. The
wrecking train had to come up from
Covington to straighten things out. It
required several hours work.
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Speaking of an exhibit of the work of
the art class of Hamilton College, and of
their teacher, Miss Brough, the Lexing
ton Leader paya her thia compliment:
"Miss Brough has quite a reputation in
this lino of artistic hand craft. One of
her pipces, a lady's 'desk, has been recent
ly photographed for a leading art journal."
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Mr. Robert Carrigan, forraan of section
214 of the C. and O., has been informed
that instead of being awarded second
prize under the late inspection aa pub
lished a few days ago, ho captured first
prize. This speaks quite highly for Mr.
Carrigan as a railroad man, it being the
second time this section has taken first
prize, with Mr. Carrigan aa foreman both
times.
In the County Court the following
woro exonerated from taxes on person
ality and realty erroneously assessed: A.
E. Jones on $312 personalty ; A. Scott on
$312 personalty ; David O. Frazee on 108
acres of land ; Thomas Lally on 50 acres
of land; Mary Morgan on 30 acres of
land; Sam Calamese on one lot, valued
at $102; Alf Craycraft on two lots, val
ued at $714, and on $1,300 cash; Jos.
Lowery on one lot, valued at $204 ; J. "W.
Robs on $109 personalty ; H. S. Marshall
on $520 personalty; John Duzan on $52
personalty; A. Winterfeld on $203 cash;
Wm. Wallingford on $208 cash. '
J. T. KACKLEY& CO.
Have You Heard (ho Professor
Play those pianos at John I. Winter &
Co.'s? They do say that he is tho best
ever. Be that as it may the fact re
mains that never before was there such
a display of pianos and music boxes in
old Maysville ! This is the1 famous Smith
ik Nixon line and John I. Winter & Co.
request you to call and look.
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The saloonkeepers of Winchester have
employed Col. Bronston and will test tho
order of the City Council refusing to is
sue them a license.
Rev. Dr. S. H. Chester, Secretary of
the Executive Committee of Southern
Presbyterian Foreign Missions, reports
monthly collections to December $2,291.
32 over same month last year.
Fruits and nuts at O'Keefe's.
Pan "kake" flour and syrup Calhoun's.
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Painless extraction of teeth at Dr. Cart-
mell's.
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Two pounds of good wholesome home
made tally for 25c, at Traxel's.
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Mr. R. M. Cartmell is again at his post
of duty as Adams Express Agent, after
an illness of several dayB.
STOVES-RANGES !
All styles, ''best on earth' lowest prices, at
W. F. POWER'S.
...GOTO...
The New York Store
of Hays & Co. for your HDKFS. On examining our assort
ment you will be convinced that we give better values than
others. Ladies' nice clean hemstitched Hdkfs 4c; a fine
lawn Hdkf, only 5c; a very fine quality, only fOc; very
finest, 24c; 25c. Initial Hdkfs only JOc.
A Flyer For Saturday Night Only!
100 Fur Scarfs bought to sell for $2, for Saturday night $1
each.
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HAYS & CO.
P. S. Dolls at and below cost to close.
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