The evening bulletin. [volume], January 06, 1904, Image 4

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Extends heartiest New Year's greetings to its legion of
friends and old customers. We thank you all for the
liberal patronage you have given us throughout the year
just closed as well as its predecessors. We ask that the
confidence placed in us in the past will continue in the
future. Nothing is more gratifying to an old house
than to know it has the confidence of the trade, and we
shall do everything in our power to maintain this in the
future as well as in the pa.st.jttJtM&MMMHHti
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ARE YOU SORE? USE
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Relieves Instantly or Money Refunded
SORE FEET, BUNIONS.
Prevents Swelling, Allays Inflammation. It Cools.
It Soothes. It Cures.
Sold only In 25c, 50c. & $1.00 Bottle.
At all (food Drugglsta.
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For Snlo by Thomas J. Clionowetli, Druggist.
PERSONAL.
Mr. II. 0. Ipgrigp is visiting at Paris.
Miss Lucy Reea is visiting relatives
at Millersburg.
Senator Cox is at Frankfort attend
ing to bis legislative duties.
Mr. Milton Johnson, the attorney,
left Tuesday for PenEacola, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wise have
returned from a visit at Newport.
Rev. W. W. Horner and wife, or
Mayslick, are visiting in TennesBeo.
Mr. Emory McDowell is at homo
after a visit to relatives in Robertson
County.
Miss Lottie Cartmell has returned to
Xenia, O., after a visit to her sister and
brothers.
Mrs. Margaret McMullen, of Man
chester, is visiting Captain Jacob Miller
and family.
Misees Mary and Alice O'Lauphlin
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson
the past week.
Mr. Tillman Robb, of Helena, hft
TueBdav for Baltimore to resume his
medical studies.
Mr. Jacob Caproni, the Markot street
confectioner, left Tuesday for a visit to hia
old home in Italy.
Miss Adeline Laubly returned to
echoal in Carlisle Monday after a visit to
her father and Bister.
Prof. Waller, of Chicago, is visiting
his father, Rev. M. Waller, and BisterB,
of West Second street.
Misees Mary and Anna Lynch, of
juuyoviuu, anu nir. yiu ftlclJonough, of
Clyde County, KansaB, were guests laBt
Friday of Mrs. Cecelia O'Laughlin and
family, of the county.
Miss Pearl Kirk and Mr. Russell
Kirk left Tucaday to resume their stud
ies at Asbury College, Wilmore, after
spending the holidays with their pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Kirk,
near Dover. They had as guests, during
the Christmas vacation Miss Sarah Ely
and Rev. Mr. Gillies.
Items of Interest From Nearby Towns and
Villages Contributed by the Bnl-'
letin'8 Corps of Corre- '
sponilcnts.
WITH THE LITTLE FOLKS.
Rev. II. T. Mnssclman Tells of His Work
Among tlie Young People.
Rev. II. T. Musselman, in a letter to
the Western Argus of Louisville, says:
"Soon after coming to Maysville a few
monthB ago I began efforts with my lit
tle folks. Now we have two bands, one
forty and one thirty ; the latter forms
our "Boys Band of Juniors."
"Our work consists in meetings and
outside work. These meetings are given
to practical subjects, euch as 'Why
Should a Boy be Honest in Business?'
'vVhy Should a Boy Read the Bible?'
'Why 'Should a Boy be a Christian?'
Two Sunday evenings ago I baptised Ave
of these boys. We seek to tie them to
getherto cultivate the fraternity spirit.
To this end we have a simple initiation,
and a brothergrip. This gives the eBprit
de corps, and that always helps. Wo
try never to let an opportunity pasB to
connect all high and noble aims and
manliness with Jesus as their main
spring, who is our life-center. This in
brief is a part of my recent efforts to save I
and hold the boys for the work of the
church."
East Limestone, Jan. 6. Charles R. Williams
has returned homo after a visit with tho family
of his undo, C. C. Degmnn, of Sprlngdnle.
Btanley Belcblc, after spending the holidays at
home, returned to Cincinnati Sunday.
About thirty young ladles and gentlemen were
entertained by Mies Pearl Belghlo Wednesday
night of last week.
Parties claim that tho moon presented a pecu
liar appearance Saturday night in the shape of n
cross on Its surface, continuing about two and
one-half hours.
The burning of the IMggin residence Wednes
day night and the Yantls barn immediately after
were both observed from this neighborhood,
The Bernard school tesumed Monday morning
with renewed vigor and energies after a pleas
ant holiday vacation. A further report of the
school, previous to the holidays, credits John
Grant with a general averago per cent, of 87, and
Nellie Grant 93, the highest attained by the
school.
Charles R. Williams leaves for Cincinnati Wed
nesday to complete a course in the Cleveland
and Cincinnati system of harboring.
DeKalb Lodge No. 12, I. O. 0. F.,
installed officers last night, bb follows:
N. Q. L. P. Parker.
V. a.-M. F. Williams.
Secretary J. W. Thompson.
Treasurer John Duley.
R. S. to N. G. Byron Rudy.
L. Sto N. G. T. P. Boyco.
W.-J. W. Outten.
C.-II. L. Walsh.
K. S S.
L. 8. 8. C. L. Cair.
0. G. T. M. Russell.
1. 0. A. Ii. Cunningham.
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Itlfs here just arrived fresh
from the mines. Peacock and
'Williams, at same old price.
Also handle BRICK, Sand,
Lime and Salt. Agents for
Alabaster Plaster . J Ct J J
THE RACKET
MAYSVILLE COAL CO.,
COOPER'S OLD STAND.
PHONE 142.
WELLS & COUGHLIN,
Undertakers and Embalmers!
Calls answered day or night.
MARKET STREET, if A YSVILLE, KY.
We want to thank the public for their
very generous patronage throughout
the past year, and it will be our aim
to merit public confidence, in tho
Xuturo by square business methods.
Your money back if you are not satis
fled, and remember that wo aro much
better prepared to show our diversi
fied lines in this good year of 1901
than wo have been in the past. Moro
room, moro goods, nnd courteous
treatment to nil. We invite you to
call.
L. H. YOUNG & CO
No. 40 West Second Street.
.jMDR. LANDMAN.jM
Central Hotel,
Thursday, January 4th, J 904.
R. 8. to V. G.'
L. 8. to V. G.-
-Llnden Woods.
-Dr. Leslie Braud.
Tho Model Laundry Company at a
meeting of its stockholders and directors
Monday evening was re-organized by the
election of the following officers:
President W. T. Martin.
Vice President and General Manager E. II.
Roden.
Secretary H. I.. Walsh.
Treasurer A. D. Colo.
Tho Misses Boulden, of Millersburg,
have returned home after visiting frienda
in this county.
Miss Helen Burke, of Mayslick, is
being pleasantly entertained by her sis
ter, Mrs. John W. Tatnme, at her home
near Paris.
LOST.
LOST Saturday, cither on street car or on
8ccond or Button streets, regard ring, hav
ing six sets. Reward of $5 for return of same to
MRS. M. V. WILSON, 1232 East Second, or tho
Bulletin olllce. 6-d3t
Cleveland Banks Combine.
Cleveland, O., Jan. 6. It is announc
ed that the Euclid, Park national bank
will absorb tho business of tho Bank
ers' national bank of this city on Jan
uary 12, tho latter institution to go out
of existence.
Passed the National Lottery Bill.
Havana, Jan. 6. The house of rep
resentatives Tuesday passed tho na
tional lottery bill by a vote of 25 to 12.
The measure will now go to President
Palma,
I Drs. Markham, I
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DAN COHEN
It's Money
Your Jeans
To buy Pictures of W. H. RYDER.
Some very nice ones left over which
will go very cheap. Inspect our
ready-made Frames,
, 121 Sutton Street.
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Has Goods to Be Sold at Prices That Will
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A. N. ELLIS, A. ML, M. D.
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&?.' CInclnnatl u Medicine and Surge?
Specialist In Diseases of the Eye.
Ear and Throat
Eyes tested and glnssns ground to order of
flco No. 135 West Second St., Maysvillo, Ky.
One lot of Men's Black and Tan Lace Boots, plain and cap toe, worth $4 to $5, your
choice $1.98 strictly firsVclass goods. One lot Men's Calf Cap Toe Bootees worth $5,
will go now at $1.98. One lot of Men's Congress" Shoes in black and tan, worth $ J.50
to $2, your choice 69c. Left-over Christmas Slippers at one-half their value. See our
bargain tables and you will buy. . .
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W. H. MEANS,
MANAGER:
Dan Cohen's Great Western Shoe Store!
REMOVED,
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FOR RENT.
TOR RtNT-Comblned dwelling and storo
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