The evening bulletin. [volume], February 10, 1904, Image 4

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THE GREAT RUSSIAN BEAR
Has his hands full with Manchuria, but apparently he doesn't propose to re
linquish his seizure without a hot fight from the protesting Japs, who have
hove the hefty Corean chip from the shoulder of the Czar. The next move in
this Eastern quarrel is awaited with feverish anxiety on all sides, but what
ever the outcome, the fact remains that "we are the people," and the FRANK
OWENS, HARDWARE COMPANY do, on this day and date, at its busi
ness house on Second street, in Maysville, Mason County, Commonwealth of
Kentucky, issue this manifesto, declaring it to be high time to begin WAR on
our warerooms and their contents, consisting of Hall's Steel and Oliver Chilled
. PLOWS, Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Forks, Poultry Netting, Field Fencing, Collar
Pads, Wheelbarrows, Chain Pumps, Carpenters' Tools and Builders' Hardware.
Hostilities begin at once, without formal declaration. Forward X&&&&&&&
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Relieves Instantly or Money Refunded.
CATARRH, BRONCHITIS,
And all Throat Inflammations. It Cools.
It Soothes. It Cures.
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Sold only la 25c., 50c. A $1.00 Bottle.
At all good Druggists.
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For Sale by Thomns J. Clienowotli, Druggist.
gskey and. Beer
PERMANENTLY CURED BY
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A SAFE, SURE AND HARMLESS SPECIFIC
""Physicians pronounce drunkenness a disease of the nervous system, creating a morbid
craving for a stimulant. Continued indulgence in whiskey, beer or wine eats away tho
stomach lining and stupefies the digestive organs, thus destroying the digestion and
ruining the health. No "will power" can heal the Inflamed stomach membranes.
"ORRINE" permanently removes the craving for liquor by acting directly on the
affected nerves, restoring the stomach and digestive organs to normal conditions, improving
the appetite and restoring the health. No sanitarium treatment necessary ; " ORRINE"
can be taken at your own home without publicity. Can be given secretly if desired.
CURE GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED.
Mrs. E. "Wycllff. New York City, writes:
"'ORRINE' cured my husband, who was a
steady drunkard for many years. He now
has no desire for stimulants, his health is
Sood and he is fully restored to manhood.
e used only five boxes of 'ORKINE.' "
Mrs. W. L. V., Helena. Mont., writes: "I
have waited one yen before writing you
of tu-5 permaicnt cure of my rum. Hn took
sanitarium treatment, as well at. other ad
vertlsnl cnr"s. bu thev all fi'ileil until we
pave him 'ORRINE.' Hn ii now ftillv re
stored to health andbasmidt-slre for o rink."
Mi I E. L, Atlanta, fia . writes: "I vn
for thirty-two years. It finally brought me.
to the gutter, bomelcs and friendless I
was pnwerlc-3 to resist tho craving aid
would steal and lie to pet whlsl'i'v. Four
boxi-sof 'UriKINE' cured nic of all desire
and I now ha.o the snu 11 of liquor "
Price CI pe- box Hailed In plnin. snl"
wrapper bv Orriiie Company HI" 14'0 Si.,
Wai-hiiigion Drw. Inn'ipsiiiigbuok Treat
ise on Drunkenness (ea,td lree on request.
p'i1 and rrcrramTHert bv
THOS. J. CHENOWETH,
Second and Sutton Sts., Maysville, Ky.
Two Weddings at St. Patrick's Cunrch.
Two weddings were solemnized at St.
Patrick's Church this morning.
At 7 o'clock, Rev. Father Jones of
ficiated at the marriage of Mr. George
Brannon, of Lexington, and Miss Amelia
Lawrence, of this county.
At 7:30, Mr. James O'Maley and Miss
Florence O'Connell, of Lewiaburg, were
united in marriage by Rev. Father De
Bruyn, of Mayslick.
The Assessor's list shows 3,006 legal
voters in Bourbon County.
John Duley has sold sixty-seven acres
of land on Brandywine piko belonging
to A. L. McKibben to Alex. Holmes.
Rev. Geo. P. Taubman, formerly of
Mayslick, is in tho midst of a big revival
at his church in Portsmouth. Ho is as
sisted by Evangelists Harlow and Ride
nour, who recently held the remarkable
meeting at Joplin, Mo., resulting in near
ly 1,000 conversions and additions to the
church. The meeting at Portsmouth is
a week old and has resulted in Bixty-four
additions to the church.
HERE AND THERE.
Items of Interest From Nearby Towns and
Villages Contributed by the Bnl
letiu's Corps of Correspondents.
EastLimesto?e, Feb. 9. The brown and bare
landscape at present, with no greeu visible, pre
sents an appearance rarely If ever witnessed
within the memory of the oldest Inhabitant,
Will Smith, late of Millcrsburg, is enjoying a
visit of several days at bis old homo here.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Cose visited his uncle, T. J.
Ensor, of PlumvlUc, Thursday of last week.
John Farrls, who died last week at Nowport,
recently resided In the. Bernard neighborhood,
nnd was a patron of the present term of school.
Mls Julia Carney, who was married last
Thursday at Bay St. Louis, Miss., formerly vis
ited in this neighborhood and Is remembered as
a bright, fascinating young lady.
Among tho many expressions of sympathy
tendered Mrs. R. C. Williams In regard to her re
cent accident none arc more gratefully apprccl
atcd than those contained in the Bernard corre
spondence gf the Saturday's lssno of the Bulle
tin. Mrs. Williams Is improving.
The terrific rain and wind storm that struck
this Eectlon about 5 o'clock 8unday morning, ac
companied by thunder and lightning, amounted
to almost a cyclone. Residences shook from
roof to foundation and persons occupying up
per apartments on being awakened from their
peaceful slumbers, sought terra firmn founda
tions in fearful anticipation ot danger. The ob
scured halo of the moon with tho intervening
lightning presented the" elements in an array of
whiteness that was appalling. Considerable
damago resulted from tho storm. Cyrus Case
had some haystacks blown down and scattered
over the ground and one end of his barn de
molished. R. C. Williams bad a largo rick of
straw blown over on four head of cattle, and
after quito a while with hard work, assisted by
neighbors, the" cattlo wero all retcued alive ex
cept one, which had been suffocated. Mr. Will
iams was rather unfortunate as this had been
tho first night he.had allowed the cattlo to seek
shelter out of the barn.
The following oflicers were installed
by the Haymakers Monday night:
Fast Chief Haymaker J. F. Martin.
Chief Haymaker Alton Schatzman.
Assistant Chief Haymaker Ernie Ort.
Overseer Walter Dinger.
Boss Driver Bruce Crawford.
Horn Blower Leeford Dinger.
Collector of Straws C. P. Rasp.
Keeper of Bundles W. L. Traxel.
Guard of Hayloft Leo Dinger.
Trustees H. W. Ray, nal C Currau and Fred
Thomasr
The late Charles Biltz, of Newport, left
one-fourth of his eetato to his son, ex
Mayor Edward Biltz, of that city.
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Itlis here fust arrived fresh
from the mines. Peacock and
"Williams, at same old price.
Also handle BRICK, Sand,
Lime and Salt. Agents for
Alabaster Plaster J J & J
THE RACKET
MAYSVILLE COAL CO.,
COOPER'S OLD STAND.
PHONE 142.
Opera House!
TUESDAY, February 16th.
Isidore Witmark's Comedy Opera tho Merry,
musical.
haperons
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Sixty talented artists. Great prize beauty chorus.
Car load of scenery.
TRICES.
First eight rows 81 SO
Next eight rows 1 00
First three rows balcony 75
Balance of balcony 60
Gallery 25
Free list suspended.
Jospph Heiser PoBt No. 13, Q. A.
has installed the following officers
ensuing year:
Commander John W. Boyer.
S. Vice George N. Harding.
Jr. Vice-Edward Hill.
Adjutant Thomas K. Proctor.
Quartermaster Geor-e N, Crawford.
Surgcon-Dr. A. N. Ellis.
Chaplain Jacob Miller.
O. of Day John M. Shfcpard.
O. of Guard John W. Bradford.
SergearSt Major Lon Kidder.
Quartermaster Sergeant Madison Brown.
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for
Tho small things arc important because yon
need them. It is Important that you buy your
"bomegoodt" from us because our prices are low
and assortment In all lines complete. Look at
our window display of
BEAUTIFUL
CRYSTAL
GLASSWARE,
Only 10c. for choice. Hardware, Tin and Gran
ltewsre, Hosiery, Notions, etc.
Call us up and lctusknpwyourwants. Phone
"61.
L. H. YOUNG & CO
No. 40 West Second Street.
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE
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WALL PAPER
To make room for Spring stock.
Don't place your order until you
have seen my stock and learned
prices. I will save you money.
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Sutton St.
W. H. RYDER,
Cancer
MTIS CURABLI
rlBHImn
AT DAN COHEN'S, IN ADDITION TO OUR
LARGE STOCK OF
BOOTS and SHOES
We offer a lot of high cut Shoes at the lowest price for the
value of the goods we ever saw
Men's Winter Weight Extra High-Cut Shoes, $1.73; Boys', Same Style, $1.48;
Youths9, Same Style, $1.39; Little Gents', Same Style, $1.24.
All kinds of Rubber Footwear at prices less than others.
W. H. MEANS, Manager.
Wo cure cancer without tho knlfo. Very little
pain. Have cured over twenty cases in Mason
County during the last ten years. Wo send a
free book upon request which tells all about
method of treatment. Will refer you to Mr.
Geo. 8. Rosser of this paper, fieldon W. Braroel,
Wedonia, Ky., Mrs. Joel T. Lunian, Mt. Cancel,
Ky., Wm. Bramel, North Fork, Ky., and a dozen
others in your own county If you wish them.
Write for free book at once.
DRS. 6MAT1GNY S BUSH,
Oddfellows Temple, Cincinnati, O.
REMOVED,
R.CPOLLITT,
Dentist.
All Work Guaranteed. No SOX West Second
street, Maysville, Ky.
jMDR. LANDMANjt
Central Hotel,
Thursday, March Zt6, J 904,
WELLS C0UGHLIN,
Undertakers and Embalmtrs!
Calls answered day or night.
MARKET STREET,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
Tlit Travekrt Insurance Co., .
Hartjotd, Conn.QcntUmcn :
I beg to acknowledge receipt of your check for
?ID0 handed mo by your agent, Mr, W. n, Key, In
full of claim for ten weeks sickness. Let mo
thank you for tho prompt settlement, and, to
ehow my appreciation, I shall do all I can to in
duce my friends to take an Accident and Health
Policy in your company. Only thrdugh ejcperl
enco do wc learn what a boon to mankind your
institution is. Thanking you again for your
promptness, I remain, very truly ypurs,
CHARLE8 A. WALTHER.
For 6J4 cents per day I will issue you a policy
the samo as tho above carried by Mr, Walther.
Policies issued whilo yon wait. Call and see
mo. W. H. KEY, Agont.
Mr. George N. Harding has tho con
tract for tho carpenter work on tho ad
dition to the MayBvillo Foundry and
Machine Shop, and Mr. Ed. Edgington
tho contract for tho brick work. The
improvements 'will bo quito an addition
to this enterprise, costing something over
$3,000.
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