The evening bulletin. [volume], July 08, 1904, Image 4

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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE.
Police Judge John J. Riley Announced
I a Startling Innovation.
Lexintgon, Ky., July 8. Police Judge
3ohn J. Riley, who recently attained
notoriety by. the re-establishment of
the whipping post, announced another
startling innovation in criminal pro
cedure Thursday which promises to
'diminish the number of drunks pre
sented In his court hereafter.
Those charged with being drunk
will be given the alternative of taking
an emetic, consisting of a glassful of
flshbrine or going to Jail. One victim
took the emetic Thursday and it work
ed. When small boys are convicted
be suspends a long workhouse sent
ence on condition that the parent in
flict a whipping -on the culprit in the
public square.
Several colored boys have been
Whipped. Drastic measures, which he
recently adopted, ran all the vagrants
out of town.
Surrounding towns are beginning to
. adopt the same measures.
SCHOOL BOOK LAW.
It Will Be Tested Anent Cities of the
Second Class.
Lexington, Ky., July 8. The board
of education Thursday night, by unanl.
inous vote, decided to test the school
book Jaw adopted by the last general
assembly in regard to Its application to
cities of the second class. This action
was based upon a written report from
'Attorney S. M. Wilson to the effect
that a city of the second class bad an
exclusive jurisdiction over its own
text books. The co-operation of other
cities of the second class will be asked
for a written opinion from the attor
ney general. In case the latter is un.
favorable the matter will be take to
the courts for adjudication.
Terre Haute 1, Peoria 0.
Dayton 2. South Bend 4.
Evansville 1, Fort Wayne G.
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WINDOW t DOOR
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WAR ON AUTOMOBILES.
Turnpike Company Will Charge Ac
cording to Horse Power.
Cold Spring, Ky., July 8. The board
of the Campbell County Turnpike Co.,
In an endeavor to keep its pike clear
of automobiles, has raised the toll,
which Is now charged according to
horse power. As most of tho autos
are eight or ten horse power, the toll
from Newport to Alexandria and re
turn is from $2 to $2.50. Formerly it
was only 50 cents, the same as a horse
and wagon. It is claimed the big ma
chines keep travel off the road, as
many women who formerly enjoyed
evening rides do not do so for fear
of accidents.
Mrs. May Pardoned.
Frankfort, Ky., July 8. Mrs. Nancy
May, of Leslie county, arrived at the
state penitentiary Thursday morning
to take up a ten-year sentence for
murdering a young woman whom she
accused of Intimacy with her husband.
Acting Gov. Thorne interfered and
pardoned her, she having her three-months-old
child in her arms.
Heavy Rain In Bath County.
Owingsvllle, Ky., July 8. A heavy
rainstorm passed over this county, do
ing much good to growing crops In
parts of tho country, and great dam
age by washing land, fences and crops
in other parts. This is the second
tlmo in two weeks that crops have
been damaged by a storm.
Killed By Horse.
Columbia, Ky., July 8. Elsey Wil
son, a young married man, was thrown
from his horse and so badly hurt that
ho died. The man was driving cattle,
and, spurring his horse in order to
make him mend his gait, the animal
made a quick leap forward, stumbled
and fell.
Newport Commercial Club.
Newport, Ky., July 8. Initial steps
In the formation of a Commercial club
for Newport were taken in the offices
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FOR JULY 4th
We will sell Men's Kid Blucher Oxfords for 99c,
Men's Pat. Leather Blucher Oxfords $J39, Men's
Pat Colt Blucher Oxfords for $1.69. Bargain Ta
bles full of goods at less than half price at ,
of .Counly Judge Hissem when tempo
rary officers were elected. Judge His
sem was made temporary president
and C. D. Crawford temporary secre
tary. Squire Anderson Dies Suddenly.
Covington, Ky., July 8. Ex-Squire
J. S. Anderson died suddenly at his
residence, near Bromley, Ky., Thurs
day night. Mr. Anderson was working
about his garden as usual during the
day and seemed in the best of humor
at the supper it able.
Parole Granted Logan Gannon.'
Frankfort, Ky., July 8. The state
prison comimssion granted a parole in
the case of Logan Gannon, of Lexig
to an lnmale of the penitentiary here.
Gano was set up January 12, last, foi
one year on conviction of confederat
ing. He Was Born In Kentucky.
Jefferson City, Mo., July 8. Justice
Gavan D. Burgess, of the Missouri su
preme court, suffered a stroke of pa
ralysis at his home here, and is in a se
rious condition. Judge Burgess was
born in Kentucky in November, 1835.
Accidentally Shot Himself.
Owingsvllle, Ky., July' 8. R. Claude
Bryan, a prominent young grocer, was
severely Injured by the accidental dis
charge of a revolver which he was
taking from a drawer. The weapon
was discharged.
Prison Guard Drops Dead.
Cynthiana, Ky., July 8. Newt Sip
pies, a guard in tho penitentiary at
Frankfort for the past four years,
dropped dead from apoplexy at the
home of his father. He was here on
a vacation.
Cholera In Manchuria.
Washington, July 8. A cable report
from Minister Allen, at Seoul, points
to the great danger to both belliger
ent armies In Manchuria. He says
that he has learned that cholera has
crossed Manchuria and appeared at
Antung.
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Great Western Shoe Store
W. H. MEANS, Manager.
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New Arrivals
EBERSOLE
BEAUTIES
Our Maysville branch has just received a
a bis shipment of new creations worthy of
your careful inspection.
Seventeen
Pianos
in this shipment swell designs and superb
creations. CALL AT ONCE and look them
over while the selection is unbroken. ,
THE SMITH NIXON PIANO CO
MAYSVILLE, KY.
LET
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YOUR ORDER
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ONE
AND ONLY ONE
Of the fnllowlngplcccs of property will bo offered
for sale In
Jno. Duley's
Combination Sale
Wednesday. July 20th. Feo me or Mr. Duley and
Blgnlfy WHICH ONE YOU FHEFEH TO DID ON.
No. 1 Three-story brick on Sutton street oc
cupied by Elmer Bridges, box factory.
No. 2 House on Second street occupied by
Mrs. O. B. Stitt. CM' J
No. 3 Houso on Second street occupied by
Miss Anna King.
No. 4 White Palace occupied byJno.I.Wlnter
&Co.
No. 6 House on Second street occupied by C.
A. Walther and O'ilaro Hardware Co.
No. C Houso on Second street occupied by
Geo. II. Frank & Co.
No. 7 Houso on Second street occupied by
La Mode Millinery Co.
No. 8 Houso on Second street recently oc
cupled by Graham & Co. owe "
No. 9 House on Market street occupied by
Western Union Telegraph Co.
No. 10 House on corner of Limestone and
Thirdstreets occupied by W.T. Cummins, grocer,
and others.
No. 11 Three Houses on corner Fifth and Lime
stone streets
No. 12 House on Sixth street, one door east of
Limestone.
REMEMBER ONLY ONE of these .houses wilt
be offered for sale.
ERNIE WHITE
ADMINISTRATOR.
GOAL
The wise man is getting in his
supply for another winter be
cause you can't tell what may
happen at the mines this sum
mer, or what the weather may
be next winter. You should or
der your supply at once of the
Maysville Coal Co.
'PHONE J42.
Are You Going to
Paper Your
House?
If you are we have all the swell de
signs at lowest prices. Agent for
JAivVIAC
W. H. RYDER,
121
Sutton St.
Fill Your. Coal Bin
Now before the cold weather sets In,
before the price of Coal goes up. Get
the kind that burns evenly and does
not fill your stove up with cinders and
clinkers. A Coal of that sort costs vou
just twice as much in the end. Try a
ton of ours, it is all coal should be.
Farmers, we can load your wagon in
three minutes with our patent Hoist
and Coal Hopper. Office and yard,
corner of Second and Short streets.
Phone No. 70.
GABLEBROS.
Cancer
MTIS CURABLETH
We cure cancer -without the knife. Very llttle-
?!?..'. H,?vei cur.d over twenty cases in Mason
County during the last ten years. We send a
free book upon request which tells all about
rAD1!,0' treatnient. Will refer you to Mr.
wiRo!-6er ,.f tn.is PaJ?er Seldon W. Bramel,
nCdsnfa. Kv.. Vra. .Tnol 'r Tim..- 11. n i'
ntt Wm" Brame1' North Fork, Ky.! and a dozen
Vi i. ." . u."u muuiy ii you wisn mem.
Write for free book at once.
DRS. QRATIGNY S BUSH,
Oddfellows Temple, Cincinnati, O.
RUGGLES
CAMP GROUNDS.
m J1&mcet.InB.on he,E0 Beautiful grounds
gust Mb? bcB,nnll)B July 28 and closing Au-
cl!il:F.i Jenn.lngs, of the M. E. Book Concern.
Cincinnati, and Evangelists . L. Dunham of
Delaware. 0 and L. II. Baker will bo present
during the entire meeting. Hev. L.H. Baker wiU
meotlnTh!.1 iS.".118 and VB people's '
meetings. The children's meeting will be In
charge of competent leaders. The meeting wU
&J2 cSartK. T.8- F- W. Harrop amh j7k
?.ht'iIr1?1?1,Dg Eldera 0l tho Covingto'n and
Ashland districts. Any one deslrlnc cottaces
write I. M.LANE, Maysville, Ky. Any one nSt
able to pay will be admitted free. "
R.C.POLLITT,
Dentist.
All WnrV nnivAn4nni -. ami . .
street, Maysville7Ky. ' w WW tXQOna
WANTED.
Tf7"ANTED-Vork as washer and irouer,
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ANTiOJ-Man under .thirty-five years of
dec from Mnrcviiin nith foi n.,.inn .
o?nr,e.v.r iterative Government position,
egln with salary nf snn with (nxmoco h.
ifEft iJVrlte at oaco- L 8- S" box 670, Cedar
iiapius,In, 10
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