The evening bulletin. [volume], July 02, 1904, Image 2

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Evening Bulletin.
DAILY. KXCEPT SUNDAY.
UOSSEll & MCCARTHY,
Proprietors.
SVTURDAY..IULY2 190-i
THE WEATHER KECOllD.
IFor tho 21 hour ending at 6:30 a. in.'
State of wi'iither Cloudy
Hlebct temperature 82
Lowett temperature '-
Mean temoerature C7
Wind directlou West -rlv
Precipitation (inches) rain or snow 15
Previously reported for July 10
Total for July to date IS
July 2ml. 0:10 n. m. Fair to-niyM and Sunday.
H'armtr Sunday
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Congrepp,
Jamks N. KhiioKof Mason.
Thk Bulletin will enjoy a holiday on
the4'h. The ntxt iseue of the paper
will be on Tuepday.
The advertisers' demands on the Bul
letin's space this week have been un
.usually large, and the news columns
have necessarily suffered to Botne extent.
PERSONAL.
Rev. George Froh was at Winchester
this week.
Miss Pluvia Gill was a visitor in the
city Friday.
Mies Annie Larkin left Friday to
visit friends at Paris.
Misses Bertie and JosephineSch wart 7.
are visiting at Vauceburp.
Mrs. Geo. N. Crawford is viaiting her
son Charles of Covington.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Wei's have re
turned from a visit at Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Myers return
ed Thursday from their bridal trip.
Mr. J. M. Shepard leaves to-day to
take in tho World's 'Fair on the 4th.
Miss Alice Dorsey will leave to-day
lor Flemingsburg to spend a month with
relatives.
Mrs. Dr. Pollitt has gone to Chicago
to spend the summer with her brother,
Mr. Wm. Johnson.
Miss Louise Ahxnder left Thurs
day for a s'x weeks visit in St. Louis and
to attend the World's Fair.
Captain Val. P. Collins of Covington
was here Thursday evening to attend the
marriage of his niece Miss Wormald.
Mr. Thomas Ham leaves in a few
days on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Charles
Morrison, and tho World's Fair at St.
Louis.
Misses Eliza and Jennie Marshall
have been visiting at Washington this
week, returning to their home in Flem
ing County to-day.
Mrs. Thomas A. Davie. Miss Mollie
T. Edmonds and Mrs. John Duley left this
morning for Martinsville, Ind., to be
gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Charles H. Parry of Helena has
returned from Washington C. H., 0 ,
where she attended the marriage of her
cousin Miss Gertrude Lawwill.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kackley, Mr. and
Mrs. L M. Mills. Mrs. H. H. Barney and
Dr. and Mrs. P. G. Smoot leave this
afternoon to spend a few days nt Har
rison's summer resort on Kinnikonnick.
I
Proclamation.
Whereas, The careless and reckless use of guns,
pistols, torpedoes, cannon crackers and other ex
plosivcb and lire balls on tho streets, nllej-s and
public places iu the city of Maysvllle arc n mcu
ace to life and property and prohibited by law
as follows : "That it shall be unlawful to lire any
gun, pistol, firecrackers or torpedo, or any prep
aratiou of gunpowder or other explosh o on any
street, alley or public place in the city of Mays
vllleor throw any lire ball auy where within tho
city limits;" Now.be it known that all persons
are warned against violating tho provisions ol
the foregoing on any day including the ith day
Of July. Tho law will bo strictly enforced
against all persons violating it.
Witness my hand this 30th day of June, 1001.
W. E. Stallcup, Mayor of the City Maysvllle.
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The June term of the Mason Circuit
Court closed Friday.
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In the Circuit Court Thursday Mr.
Tillie R. Worick was granted a divorce
from W. E. Worick and given the custody
of their two children, the father having
the right, however, to see them at rea
sonable and proper times.
OVER MOO.OOO.OOO
Is iho Equalized Assessment of I'rnpprty
in Kentucky - Increase of $1-1,000,-000
Over Lust Year.
Thu State Board of Equal zitiou has
completed its labors. The total value, of
aP8''fped property iu tho State this year
is $030,744,205, an increase of J14;S04,240
over the valuation i f last year. Of the
increasp, the sum of SS S53.499 was a nat
ural increase in the couutiec, and the
sum of $5,048 741 wes increased by ac
tion of the State Board of Equalization.
The total amount of taxes to be col
lected into the State Treasury upon the
assessment, as equalized, is $3,183,721 02.
This is in excess of the amount collected
in 1903 by S74 141 19.
Of the c unties of the State, Jefferson,
of course, owes the largest tax bill. It
amounts to $GSS,745.SG The county of
Fayette comes next, with a bill cf 3155,
039.99, and Kenton County third, with a
bill of $151,170 05, Mason's portion is
$48,820 57, Bracken's $10,404 SI, Robert
son's $4,543 27; Fleming's $24,120 80 and
Lewis' $11,713.27.
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River News.
Tacoma and Ben Hur down Sunday.
Bonarzt for Pomeroy and Queen City
for Pittsburg to-night.
The fight on the river is growing hot.
It is now again given out that Commo
dore Laidloy will, as soon as the fall rise
comes, enter the fast Indiana, one of the
best boats on the entire river, in the
Pittsburg trade, and she will fight
the Pittsburg boats in their own trade.
He has also issued orders to cut oil the
Columbia from all re-shipping going up
the Kanawha Valley. This action was
because the Columbia entered into a traf
fic arrangement with the independent
Ben Hur to re-ship and with the Pitts
burg people as well. The Big Kanawha
will be entered in the Kanawha river
trade to fight the Columbia and will make
the trip from Charleston to Cincinnati.
In the fight with the Pittsburg line, Mr.
Laidley has entered into an agreement
with the owners of the Greenwood and
Kanawha, whereby much of the ship
ping to and from up river points is taken
from the Cincinnati and Pittsburg pack
ets. The Kanawha and Greenwood are
in the Charleston and Pittsburg trade,
and the Laidley boats get all the trans
shipping that they bring from up river
points.
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Attention, Red Men.
Members of Wyandotte Tribe No. 3,
will p'oase take notice and be at wigwam
Sunday at 2:30 p. m. to attend the funeral
of our deceased brother, D. W. January.
J. L Daulton, Sachem.
W. F. Thomas, C. of R.
IT IS AMPJTEROF HEALTH
UfiUMfft
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
WERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
ONE
AND ONLY ONE
Of the following pieces of property will be offered
for sale in
Jno. Duley's
Combination Sale.....
Wednesday. July 20th. Pee mo or Mr. Dulevnud
sienlfy WHICH ONE YOU PREFER TO HID ON
jo. i jnree-smry oncK ou cuiiou street oc-
cunlcd bv Elmer Bridges, box fac'ory.
No. '2 House on Second street occupied by
Mrs. O. B. Stltt.
No. 3 House on Second street occupied by
Miss Anna King.
No. 1 White Palace occupied by Jno. I. Winter
it Co.
No. 5 House ou Second street occupied by C.
A. Walther and O'tlare Hardware Co.
No. C House ou Second street occupied by
Geo. H. Frank fc Co.
No. 7 House on Second street occupied by
La Mode Mlllluery Co.
No. 8 House on Second street recently oc
cupied by Oraham it Co.
No. 9 House ou Market street occupied by
Western Union Telegraph Co.
No. 10 House on corner of Limestone ami
Tnirdstreets occupied by W.T. Cutnuiius, grocer,
and others.
No. 11 Three Houses ou corner Fifth and Lime
stone streets.
No. 12 House on Sixth street, oue door east of
Limestone
RESIEMHER ONLY ONE of these houses will
be offered for sale.
ERNIE WHITE
ADMINISTRATOR.
Ringgold Lodge No. 27, 1. O. O. F , has
elected these officers for ensuing term:
N. G W. S. Yazell.
V. G. W. F Thomas.
Secretary Simon Nelson.
Treasurer James Child".
Finance Committee Sherman Arn, M. B.
Clark, W. B. Peeor.
Special sale on pianos at GerbrichV.
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AtyifiLjll
EGANf
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THE FUN B
In Maysvillc this morning: and will continue
after the Fourth. Ve fire the old price off every
pair of Shoes in the house in an effort to close
out the stock within the time limit allowed by
the Trustee. The biggest noise is to be made on
Men's Fine Shoes, $2.75
Choice of any pair in the house high or low cut, Tan, Patent Leather or Vici Kid.
Going with a bang at the price. Misses', Women's and Children's lines at reduc
tions which make the sacrifice seem a "burning shame." cJ'
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DAINTY
Unde
rwear!
Well made, fresh pretty Coraet Covera at attractive pnee9.
19c Tucked Cambric, low neck. .
25c-Cambric, two rows lace insertion from neck to waist, arms, and neck
lace trimmed or cambric with hemstitched lawn ruM-"8.
39c Nainsook, torchon lace and ribbon trimmings.
50c-Back and front entirely foimed of cambric bands and faggoting. Six
other styles at this price. ' ll ;
75c-Nainsook with narrow yoke cf cluster pinch plaits and button-holed
eyeletB filled with ribbon. Four other styles.
Si-French nainsook, yoke cf Val lace, beading and wash ribbon.
$1.25-Solid embroidery, top gathered on wash ribbon, white or colors,
shoulder straps of beading.
$l.GO-French Nainsook, entire front covered with tucks and Swis3 em
broidery, neck and arms trimmed in Val lace.
Good News For Everybody Double Trading Stamps To-Day!
D
HUNT & SON.
Kool-o
Suspenders
Patented Feb. 10, 1904.
With the skeleton back.
Featured in our west window.
50c
GEO. H. FRANK & CO., the new Clothing Shop for men and boys.
Is the date of my combination sale.
Watch this space. In a few days
the property which will be offered
will be advertised here. Ladies
are especially urged to be present
at this sale. Good music, an en
tertaining auctioneer and free con
veyances will be features of this
sale which cannot fail to attract
you.
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Good Farms Now on Sale
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JOHN DULEY
Real Estate,
215 Court St.
WANTED.
1 3
333
WANTED-JVork as washer and Irouer. Ap.
ply to Eliza Itetlman. 201 Short St. Mt
WANThD-Man under thirty-flvo years ol
prepare for a lucrative Govorniuont position.
liCRln with salary of SS00 with inpnuui rt.
served. Wrlto at onco. I. S. S box 670, Cedar
Rapids, la. uttl0
LOST.
fiayifww
iS"TJhurday,0vcu,DK ou Secoud ttreet,
botwben Geo. H. Frank A Co.'s clotnlmr
store aufWall street, a pair of new black silk
"'"-" " 1'ii-iMu ix-iuru in in a n m. it
LOST-Ou the Fleming pike, a black embrotd
erod cashmere shawl. Liberal reward for
return 6f samo to MRS, ABN'ER HORD, Wedonia!
JOS. H. DODSON'S
Coal Elevators 2
Twenty thousand square feet of stjaco unclpr
root for coal of tho best quality. Wee stobleS
and water, for customers ouly. Sfalu olllco cor
ner ; Second and Wall streets. Coal office, yard
and elevator corner Front and Wall. y
FOR SALE.
RT? ?ALEt- shorthorn bull, one year old.
oiaysvuio, Ky, R. R, 3. 25-2wd