g3F"Freah Oysters John O'Keere's Murray 4 Thomas bare juat re- , tW pAILY ceived a full car of marble, consisting 1 of Corner Posts, Hough and finished
1 stock. They got a bargain and can sell cheaper than ever. Call and getjtholr with fine girl liable- n Tuesday even- PUBLIC LEDGER '"«• Never has our stock been so large, ttVILLM m m HKPUBUCAX. never has our stock been as complete Klghty cents per share, *8 for 10 shares, *S0 1(10 with goods that go to make handsome for shares stock In twen- bridal presents. We will make a special ty-third series Limestone Building MAYSVILLE, KY., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1900. PRICE-ONE CENT. offer of per cent, off of every article Association. Good Investment, paying In stock rather than move the goods. cash dividends. Books now open for
' l i? Tie subscription to stock. Call on any of MaysifUle is)eather. ry is t Hay's loltle. the office liTChoice, select Spices at Oheno- Dr. Theodore N. Wise, a prominent eth's Drugstore. They don't keep the SECRET SOCIETIES. other local paper* Knight Templar, died Wednesday at tasteless kind. Covington, aged K.3. Rev. T. B. Ntratton will preach at e best, and that it doesn't and Visiting Brethren Are st for the money. Mrs. Klixa Anderson, wife of John Stewart's Chapel tomorrow at 7 D, in. Can't ) have it left at your real- S. Anderson, died recently at Flem- md Sunday at 10:*) a. m. and H p. m. Invited to Attend. inthT ingsburg, aged about At). Mr. Hal Curran k your order. There was a little girl. And she had little curl, Kight in t lie middle of her for' head. for it," sho said, uleot You tlMW«htof .ixl ng s da.y Mr. Harry Metcalfe, I I of Colonel
The liltle hat she wore, Long behind and before, Saturday for Monterey, Mexico, Kugene, son of Mr. Frank Boyd of ed up Iti the air, like an arroi where be has accepted a position as Stated aonrention of LUntiton* Lodge And she had a little plume near Minerva, was painfully hurt ou the draughstman for an electrical concern. No. M, K. of P., this evening at". thigh a few days ago by a horse . The young man Is a nephew of Mr. i. 0. 0. side, the flat was I BomMi OoenuVi The verdict Is unanimous that Mrs. L. Joseph Metcalfe of this city. John L. Chamberlain, K. of R. and H. V. Davis's display of Fall and Winter Her pretty little mouth Because of a petition of the Millinery by many Tabler's Burkeve Pile Ointment Is not .South, was the finest ever seen in Always pointed North and subscribers, it was determined at a a panacea, tint is recoaimcnded for blind, it only uttered "prunes" or this city. bl. .-ling or protruding piles, and It will meeting of the Board of Directors of 'Neither "cabbages" nor "game" Mrs. Margaret Hchwartz of Friend- the New Public Library on Tuesday Could she undertake to name, ship Lodge of this citv has been eleeted evening to set the limit of two weeks wasn't even for "rhetima- room President of the Rebekah State Assem- instead of one to the holding of a book bly t he The Misses Oollenstein are In Cincin- for ensuing year. taken out by a ticket holder. This FUNERAL NOTICES. So the dear little girl nati today. Miss Sallie Ball was one of the brides- change goes into operation on Friday With her pretty little curl, of this maids at the wedding of Dr. week. Mr. Henry Schubert of Hover was And her plume, and her "prunes," and Charles Oddfellows Will Meet at Their Hall her "prism, Steen Miss Suits- and Nell White Beese at Au- In the city yesterday. Handsomely engraved And her narrow little hat, gusta Wednesday evening. Friday at 1 O'clock P. M. Dwelt contented in a flat, Kor she hadn't any room for pessimism. The wedding of Miss Mary Poage and Mr. Kugene A. Hold! —Chicago Tribune. Mr. I>. Well, urn Kees of ( iermantown, which was announced several weeks Overcoats tVOMI No. 12. The wedding of Miss Ann Osborne of DMUU Members of DeKalb Lodge No. 12, I. this county and Prof. William Hardin nineteen hundred, at » o'clock, O. O. F., are requested to meet ftl their Lucas of Paris is announced to occur at Mavsville. Kentucky. Hall on tomorrow, Friday, September the home of the bride on Thursday, No- At Home, Cbat •J.-, lWio, at 1 o'clock p. m., to attend the vember 1st. 1.31 West Second street. (Tit of Washington City Mr. Pearce funeral of P. li. Richard Dawson from Til! is here visiting his father, Mr. Charles Mr. Oeorge S. Davenport, aged 21, the Central Presbyterian Church at I H0EFLICH 8 CASH SALES, Pearce. :. B. m.i Mill Minnie M . M k. aged SO, o'clock. Our sister Lodges are respect- rcales »r, worth 12H«; Ties 10>i, both of Orangeburg, were married yes- fully invited to attend. Our sort Of Clothing lor men and lOB MM, all Wool Carpet &0<>, Rugs >o>> terday afternoon at the Clerk's otlice S. R. Hakovkk, N. li. isdifterciii in many renpecte from
, wort h $2.50. by Judge Newell. John W. Thompson, Secretary. be usual ready-made clothing. Ii tits Clark Overton and Miss Josie Ash- ike custom made, and material Juat legin i I Firsl Mrs. Cullen and Miss Louisa Urecn- ton were married Tuesday at Flemings- CAPTAIN RUSSELL'S TIGERS. Mgood. We handle the Ixsst known f Oc- - -wood are the guests of Mrs. Hen Bow- burg. Whole—1« tailor- pi oil MM ions. Stein- tober instead of the first Sunday, Re Members of Ringgold Lodge No. 87, t. man of Newport. Bloota and Adh-rs head the Hut. The new Republican weekly at Au- K. «L Oarrelt arriving on Tuesday, the Two Games From Fifth Warders and O. O. F., are requested to meet at their gusta is expected to issue its llrst edi- Jrt. Regular services Sunday. Mr. Hall Friday at 1 o'clock to attend the One From All Stars. t'orter returns on Saturday. funeral of P. No matter what you want In that line we have them. Oar Bo}V and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. liussell left yes- Children V Department The funeral of the Colonel Richard tollie, Market I B Dawson will take place at 2 o'clock rjTHello Central! Our Phone No. is !orps nf competent teachers will this afternoon from the Central Presby- 183, The H. K. Lauigdon Grocery Co. here. Under the thorough Instruc- be terian Church, with services by the tion offered Maysville ladles can llnd Mr. Harlan True, aged AJ, and Miss Rev. J. C. Molloy. The remains will no better opportunity to become their Mary Weddle, aged In, both of Shan- bo interred in the Maysville Cemetery, dressmakers. non, married Wednesday. under the auspices of the Oddfellows. Past Orand Judge Thomas R. I'blster Mr. will deliver the charge at the grave, I If, Mr. A. D. Cole will act chaplain and evening, the Rev. Robert Tolle • W. C. Pelham as Orand Marshal. The ting. pall-bearers will be Captain Jacob Walter Coleman, colored, under U Miller, Messrs. Henry Newell, Simon years old, has been appprentlced Nelson, N. Cooper, Simon Davis and " to Mr. Sam T. Hickman ui 0. C Calhoun. Frank.. Smoot Itt I The 5 Minute Breakfast Food Daly 1M MASON COUNTY DOCTORS. Brown 1W Cullen 181 Their Regular Monthly Meeting in The noxt game the Fourth Ward Ti- THEBEE^HIVE This City Wednesday. gers will play will be the Serotnl Ward Team in their new uniforms. RECENT Wednesday's meeting of the Masi The game which was to have teen County Medical Society was held as per played tonight between the Rubes and notice at office of Dr. Browning. The i'SL Trimmed Hats Professionals has been postponed until attendance was gratifying in numbers, Monday night. Our stock of French Pattern »Hats is now complete. We are showing a including most members from city and ARRIVALS! greater variety of styles this season than ever before. Our success in this depart- Drs. Smith, Davis and Cook of the ment convinces us that ready-to-wear millinery has come to stay. The hats we The All Star Howling Team chal- Nightgowns or Kedroi too. Full front show are patterned after the very latent styles shown In the large cities of the county— all good and effective working lenges any team in the city for a game and prettilv lined with dainty white hral It to reason that being purchased In such large quantities Hast, and stands as we material. Tuesday night, October 2d. be sold very cheaper you will find elsewhere. be too sure after theexperiei buy them they can much than 'em The essays of Drs. Hunter and Reed You may have some prejudice against buying a ready-to-wear trimmed hat. Kx- the less interesting in- amlne ourt and we believe you'll change your sentiments. Prices SI. 75 to tfi.Mt. were none and Captain Russell seems to have for- structive for their portrayal of the er- gOttea thai the H, 108, 112 bowler is a FOR $1.00. ratic or anomalous. Laurels are laurels, member of the First Ward Team- REAL EXCELLENCE whether earned pro forma or with the champions of the city—which so beauti- More elaborate gOWM handsomely trimmed in lace Ask to see them. of a "free lance" In the field of IN DRESS GOODS. dash fully trimmed his Fourth Ward l iner, ineilieine. and the gentlemen certainly a few weeks ago, and we think that Ml Critical and reliable Judges have proti results, satlsfantory best ever shown in thi> community. Tne s d-annual visits of our buyer to the obtained most re- average In those games considerably Kastern markets make the above assertion ipear merely as a reasonable expec- mits, under dittioultles. Such expert- exceeded that of ah*Captain and several tatlon. The very latest fabric creatl< displayed here. In blacks you'll ncea add force to the maxim that of the Tigers. find the new Satin Cloths, Sollels, Lixar ths, Clay Worsteds, Cheviots, Vone- Dressings!*^!. 'those having no law must be a law 1.1. Neck * Of A Srxiis. Ham in prices from tiiic to $2.2ft; and th ff— Camel's Hair, Oolf Cloths, Plaids, Kill unto themselves"— that, being without Dainty lace Fichus of point d'esprtt and net with accordion plaited edges of fl.W. It's a stock worthy of your insper. precedent, 'tis the doctor's privilege and II fa* I -nine or laee rullies. »1, $1. si, *l.7a. colors lilr. duty to establish one. Satin tucked collars in while and Tucked velvet collars in white and colors, very stylish, i.V. A number of cases possessing Interest NEW MERCERIZED Handsome black liberty satin ruffs -pUited very full -with fancy enda. A* were presented and discussed In an in- idi-b-I, touch for full gowns. $1 to $.3. formal way. Dr. Matthews of the city Fetching siring ties In black velvet with black or white silk tassels. 35c. UNDERSKIRTS. shape lined with white satin finished with white tassel. 5t»c. was a welcome and Interested visitor, Maine We haven't the apace to say much about them. Briefly, they Rlack velvet ties dotted with white, tassel edged. 36c freely participating in some matters "'- have ever shown. Nearly all come with large accordion plaits. ] Black velvet stock and lie, gilt trimmed. to Blacks and all colors. trenching upon his domain of dentistry. signs. 26c, ll.f The next meeting will be held at the office of Dr. A. N. Kills Weduaaday, Slat of October. Regular essayist, Dr. alternate, Dr. A. O. Browning; Cook, 4 m»ay rsara by a Wsdonla. D. HUNT & SON. — A pood roanr consumptives would be T. H. N. Happenings in Kentucky uredand the worst uki comforted and SMITH, PTTBLIO|aj^LEDGER lleved by uilnic Foley' » Hnn.-y tndTM, iiraest It to those afflicted. You should DENTIST. . J Otis as a friend J. Ja*. Wood * Bon bANKtKi, ELECT OFFICERS. and Armstrong A Co. - Kev. Helm of Vanoeburg recently Corn-huskers' sprained v wire cuts and sprains, or Lexington, Ky., Sept. 28.—The Ken- other cause, are qoickly .... Hnllar.l's S.iaw ointment Is promptly ap- lu.-ky 1 >.nikeis' association cloned ita B and w cont •• two days' seB*ion here Thursday and vv'oou elected the following* officers (or tha Miss Annie Dye of Indianapolis, re- year: President, lieorge C„ Willing lated to the Holton family of this Thoinpxon, of Pndurnh; vice presi- county where she has visited, will be dent, First congressional district, S. married Monday, October 1st, to Prof. N. Leonard, of Eddyville; Second dis- Oarrison of Butler College, Indian- tri.t. \V. T. Handy, of Hopkinsville; apolli Third district. \V. H. Smith, of Glaa- frow; Fourth district. C. B, Sklllnion, of Clo\crport; Fifth district, Oscnc Kcidcy, of Louisville; Sixth district, S. L. Howard, of Ghent; Seventh dis- trict, Buckner Woodford, of I'aris; Kighth district, It. M. AlWOtt, of Nieholasville: Ninth district, John N'. Koss, of Carlisle; Tenth district, A LITTLE.. Floyd Day. of Jackson; Kleventh dis- DEMONSTRATION trict. J. M. Richardson, of Somerset ; Will be' convincing. 'Once nsed out secretary. Ishani Hridpes. of Louis- Coal will ever after be the only kind ville; treasurer, E. W. Hay. of Lo that finds favor. The freedom from dirt rutiv, r thre. and stone, small percentage of waste- and excellent burning qualities are po- v.Mi-. I.. C. Murray. John \V. Uarr, tent factors in securing the approval ol jr« James S. Kscott, of Louisville: Hai for two years, H. C. Wnlheck. of Louisville: J. A. Crabb, of Eminence; K. S. Lee. of Colng-ton. WILLIAM DAVIS, i nn vf «». WANTS A NEW TRIAL. 302 EAST SECOND STREET FIFTH W*RP . PROOF forjhe SINGER. Kverylii.dy tin« li. ur.l t he W. I.. Di.iikIrs S1io.\ Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 18. .... —Howard's -lie i M-u'l. « Mm.-) i f..l -tll.-hiiiii. Hi Vi attorneys have asked Judge Cantrill Mr. Bryan—" Hello, Central! I want for a new trial. Among the affidavit! work ingman." to talk fo the Ameri.-an secured on which the defense base* Offlce-Opern-hvnw Hlix-k. Central— "He's at work and very busy, its claim for a new trial are that the Mr. Bryan; Hag Ott, plan—." jurors had previously expressed an opinion. Dr. J. A. DODSON, The verdict in the case of Jim How- Just before noon Thursday. Ma). DENTIST. ard needs no comment. The only Owens, Howard's lending attorney, question is, How long will the people appeared before Judge Cantrill and of Kentucky tolerate TuM CaXMILL made a formal motion for a new trial for the prisoner. affidavit of and hi? gang of perjurers? The Howard, tattaf facts set forth in the affidavit filed early in the mnrn- The Vancehurg Sun contributes this lOt I afte: delightful "mot" to enliven the Con- Wise old I'hiloxtratns gressional race said he would like to have the neck of a crane J. N. "A young man named KlHOI f taste 2 was in the city Tuesday from .Mays- !e had Frank- ] ville, and attracted considerable atten- Hn tion. He is u neat looking young man, having some facial features of athilavits. JinlL-e Cantrill. threfore, an actor. He wears the garb of a TRAXEL'S... 1 ( adjourned court until Saturday morn- | clergyman, and is mild in speech and bearing. Xo one would suspect that ing, when the motion will be passed he wasn't perfectly sane to look at him. It is only when he begins to LOUISVILLE TRAOBDY. BREAD! talk on politics that you suspect any- thing wrong with him. Right at once DrnuKiM Bf»a«aa Killed Ills wawt- I and knew its quality. he launches forth into the most ex- k«aii ...Ml Then niew Oft Ills to * travagant assertions, even going He..,l With a ShotKun. ^ich! : Eg""PnTtu's to n>Hke the length of declaring he is running .ah Light! M^dellcioai and for Congress, and has a showing of an Louisville. Ky., Sept. 23.—John Ho*, election. Every one soon learns to sung, who kept a drug store at Jef- Healthy! I 4 humor him and agrees with him until ferson and Fourteenth streets, shot iro^huw the spell wears off." and killed Orace Preston at 4 o'clock V^iai.itaL.L.i.iAi^,, Thursday afternoon* and committed VALUABLE "TURN THE RASCALS OUT!" suicide, ltossung and (irace Preston had had considerable trouble with each other lately, due principally, it ••I want to a-k the Democratic read- GET THE BEST is said, to Bossung's jealousy. At 2 ers of jour paper to yi\e (ioehel's and INFORMATION! Beckham'- ma,j"i in ..t'log^l voles cant p. in. Thursday the couple were seen la»t November. If you cannot give the to go upstairs to the rooms over the I. X. L. IlKiire* and tell where you tfet them, n drug store where they lived, and it is JSorflnts mSi then how is it possihle to know they It won't answer the • I I p I 1 BHIHIBHHRIHIHHHHI^HHHHH no change In the situation here Thurs- RED CROSS III GALVESTON. REPORT. day night. Not a ton of coal was IMMIGRATION BOSSES WEAKEN. mined in Shenandoah Thursday. CONGER ADVISED. Auxlllarr Society Oraaiilned- All An The Number of Altena Arriving; I SOFT COAL MINERS. I'nl.lle Belief Will Hereafter Br the New York Port the I'aat C onducted Throna-h It. Imported That They Have Agreed Informed of the Substance of the rtaoSH lear Wan »oo,MI2. There I> a PoaalMllty That The, to Offer Strikers Ten Per Replies to Germany, Rus- Oalveston, Tex., Hept. 28.—The Gal- May lie ( nlled Out In a Sym- Washington, Sept. 2S.—Thomt veston auxiliary of the American Na- Cent. Advance. •athelle Strike. sia and China. Ki'ehie, eoinmissioner of immigru- | tional Red Cross Society was organ- tion of New York, has submitted his | ized Thursday when the relief com- annual report I In z let on, i'n., Sept. 2n.—President of the work done at mittee opernting under the central MINERS HOLD MEETING AT HAZLETON Mitchell of the United Mine Workers the New York station for the fiscal LINES ON WHO UNCLE SAM WILL ACT relief committee and the ladle*' relief Thursday sen! a telegram to the Cen- year ending ,)une 30, 1000. association were amalgamated. All tral Pennsylvania bituminous coal That year marks the close of the 'the public relief work will hereafter It is Understood the Operators' Offer Hi Id which may have the effect of first The. United States Will Negotiate be conducted through the auxiliary Does Sol Carry Wittt it Recog- bringing the soft coal miners into The nnd it is intended to make it a per- Terms of Peace With China aliens arriving at the port of New nition ot the Union. manent organization. Miaa Clare Bar- York for the 4(l(),h»2. t Mitchell hail Independently' year eras In ad- | ton has recovered from her illness dltion to these, there were 00,981 and Hhe wns introduced to the cen- Question of Holding the Asaoricaa citizens who oame within The SfOI tral committee Thursday. Friday the Together, If .Negotiation, for Set- alleges has been made by the rnil- the scope of the in-peetion proews will address the committee on the Should ils, and he does not fenr that they by reason of the fact that they tlement De on Foot, Subject of home building. in a to I make much of a success in get- Shipped manner secure tickets The railroads are still having trou- the soft coal into the anthracite at immigration rates and to save the f ble in getting men to work both In Usual expenses. Nearly one-fourth of Galveston state. Hazlelon, Pa., Sept. 23.— At 10 and up in the There this number shipped as steerage p;ts- is of work to be o'clock Tliursduy President Mitcliell Wash'.igton, Sept. 28.— Minister an Immense amount have the has been advised by th*: done on all lines and men their intimated that he believed that Conger llllteriiey t.f litM-cx. choice of jobs. Cotton pickers up the mine operators have agreed to muke state deportment of the substance of SyrupTigs state are being paid from Cents to Mr. ntchie submits tables showing the Striking mine workers an olfer the replies made by this government M the races of of $1.00 per hundred pounds for pick- illiteracy of the people laal l'ri.l.iy SO the governments Ac&fle&aittfy ing cotton and Negro laborers nuit that urrived. andfwmpt/y. Further than this Mr. Mitchell de- (iermany, Russia and China respect- the railroads to work in the tields The Portuguese nnd Italians rank clines to tulk. lie has been reticent being unable to fill their contracts about in the same order in illiteracy. Cleanses the System the the higher wages. njl day on the Hubject, and several for hard coal are prevailing upon their him the general nattirt of knot The Igwres -how that the greater the Gently and Effectually times declared that he knew nothing customers to accept the soft coal - Barry with it recognition of the banks. The river has. with the excep -i ~- 1 ii lt in running his pool rmun, union. tion of a few hours Wednesday, been without any purpose of acting for Manager John McLaughlin T~uronayl LEONARD & LALLEY other the Unit- constantly rising for six days—a rec- any government than closed the only room here. Grand I THE STRIKE TO BE SETTLED. ord breaker as to length of time. ed States, although the government jury Is after all gamblers. Steadily keeps in mind that the Unit- I0HN W. PORTER. The Trinity is again rising at Ft. ANTI-LYNCHING LAW. laledhse at Brztr. A Political Influence of Such n Pow- Worth and Dallas. A special from the ed Mates is but one. of several nationR ( larksville. Tenn., Sept. L'->.-.To Ru- erful Nature Operator* former place says the bottoms are Thnt Inn t Was tStain Tested 111 li, therford, aged 60, committed suicide PORTER & CiiMMINGS- inundated to depth of three to common -nd. and it Is hoped that the .Not Well Stand Out Aaainat. I Hun. the Jury KlndliiK fur with morphine. His widow and four feet, and the situation has a very effect of Mr. Conger's mnkinp a begin- FUNERAL DIRECTORS. the County. daughter live in Texas. serious aspect. ning toward negotiations may be to Scrnnton, Pa., Sept. 2S.—At an in- The reports from the lower Trinity induce other powers to follow. At THE NATIONAL GAME, MATsriLLE. KI formal Conference of the local opera- ( harleston, S. C, Sept. 2s.—The say that the first liood is passing the same time the government has tors Thursday night the report ot inti-lynehing law of this state, i without much damage. The rise In never assumed to lay clown anv man- Thnrsclny's ( onlests Were Won Or the negotiations for settling the the Colorado has reached Columbus, date as to the course to he followed the sjroaMy-a, dlaelaaatt and iuo's to the family of the victim State National Bank, and tWO bents in the Southern Pacific by nil or any nf the other powers, New York Claba, MM. again tested here. In 1897 I bridge have gone, interrupting truffle isaerleaa Interests te Be Prateetef. [if MAYSVILLE, KY. It is hollered that the stnte depart- ment already has taken steps through his hue, nd thai these lnt< THE KIING OF STALLIONS. rangebnrg county, neck br >k< u p Wu e. Chi- argoaaai that ml his body rid'dled with bullets, Toverr.m.nt the midesirability and Fnrrell; cause the bperatoi (room's, father brought suit Sgainst y | appointment of Prince Tunn Hurst, course they have mapped out, name mplrt— nd secretary, and the painful i t « o it H. r.. fighting to a finish the threat, -tied i I has vnsion of the nnthracite region this i Th: the I'nifed Mine Workers" orgull BOStC effect of his niu.oint.nent. if pe tion. » j*V crown Thursda; ed ! n. it is said, mirjht be to retard The MS Of Settlement. TM seriously the final hard driven heuU the 180,000 race at negotiations, or, new trial will be made. in frit, anv negotiations at all. the meeting of the New Knglund NAVAL CHANGES. KAIL WAY TiMECAEDS^^ XFOttiAg Horse Breeders1 association I.I llnnu »1i unit's N'ote. On the Head ville track. So much of a The government ' feels that it Is iir. Maa, \Vii<«i>ii Aealamed ns i'n favorite was the son of much reinforced in its present posi- Robert Mc- Ideal at vimiI Bxantlnlaa Board before the trial tion by the note fmm LI Rung Chang, QregOr began that hi Waahlaa \av> Vurd. the pools were barred against him. in which he gave poetties assurances It looked for two heats as if the to «he United St.ites that he h id suf- .Jlersvtlls groat stake would be wrested from ficient authority to protect all Amer- 'Mr | the king by that wonderful little ican interests and would sec that his trotter, Charlej Herr, the winner of authority wns exorcised. The govern- the Massachusetts stake rnce last ment now looks upon this assurance year. Bt*t. game as «*aa Charley as n guarantee which must be foith- llerr. his strength was not equal to fully performed as a condition prece- the task, nnd his star set in the third dent to even the "stablishment of re- when beat lations with T.i Hung Chang. If the istinir scale of waires as the ba«is. boat, CreaoeUS him at the \V. Walhei York st .i:: win-. Once after that, in the appointment of Tuan promises in nny ew n Tt will be exacted that the Min- fourth v.il War c, heat, the I,e\irirtnn horse made a manner to Obetruet the performance Workers' union shall not figure in the ed to this i for the of this nlcdgc. then it would he clear- MAT WET KBPQB1. negotiations, and that the men shall Wonderful bid nice, leading ly violative of the guarantee laid return to work without nny ceremo- Cincinnati, Sept. IT, the ny further thnn n cunrnntee rtf the FLOUR—Winter patent, W.8S6X4.05J ecu*, seemed to dinte withdrawal of Mr. Cor fret advance in wnges will be proffered. who have marvelous ncy. |S.SjS®S.rot family. [email protected]| with the speed just when it mennt-so further relations Chin much to Ar'a, |S.lS Mrs. C. Pollltt of thl« city Kiohard 8. Carr, a railroader of Aseneth ] THIS US 1 it been granted a widow's pension of land, Hied a petition in bankruptcy Did Ever Know 111 per month, the United States Court at Covington. You |3tl. 2 His liab ilities are |8,iHS.28j as sets, :. John I.. Nhuff will have charge any one who smoked the same kind le flower parade at the Fall Kestl- Mr. Charles Kotildon Osborne of Chi- 2 it Cincinnati today. cago, only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. cigar any length of • Scott Osborne of Tuckahoe, and Miss of Five Cent , Sue Hoyd of Covington will wed Wed- FAKE! 7th. NO time? Five Cent cigar smokers are # nesday, November always trying Mr. Clarence Martin, who formerly REMEMBERED PROMISE. I will continue to sell all the always dissatisfied— aught school near this city, recently iassed the state examination for tcach- something new—or something differ- Furniture in my house at Cost, J How Two Old Settlers' Friendship always seems to be some- Mr. t.eorge Jarvls, who has been cut- ent as there • as long as I have I ting tie timber on a tract of land at any. thing wrong about the cigars they have Vanceburg, while cutting down a tree; Two old settlers of Mason county were J lot the ax glance and cut both bones of will sell the entire stock and Darby Kllgore and Darby Balengall, been smoking. Ask your dealer for the lower right leg In two. who Immigrated from Ireland, landlrrg Hon. Hamucl J. Pugh is scheduled to here in the early part of the last century, rent the house to any one who speak at Morehead October 5; Louisa They were great friends, and upon Old Virginia Cheroots" October fi; Charley, Lawrence county, wants to embark in the busi- October W; Forge Hill, Bath county, each other that whichever was the more I October 11 and at Owingsviile October prosperous should always help the are always good. • ness, and will make a showing They J 12. other. course of time they drifted apart, Hrec hundred million smoked this ycir. Price, 3 (or 5 cents. H In Kilgoro going to Cincinnati and Halon I. 0. R. M. of what I have done and am gall going to Uluellcks. The former prospered and grew rich, doing. Election Last Evening of New Chiefs while the latter continued poor. Darby Kllgore was the progenitor of For the Tribe. PUBLICj LEDGER in the world. the wealthy family of that name in the Oueen City, while Halengall was the Vana*barn citizen* win ancestor of Neal Halengall, the cele- CHARLES H. WHITE WV-toni liiion Telegraph Company to brated counterfeiter. tlie business por- In hie prosperity though, it is said, that Darby Kllgore never forgot his promise, but as long as he lived Darby At the meeting last evening of Wyan- Halengall was never allowed to want dotte Tribe No. 3, I, O. R. M ., Tribal for any necessary of life. Chiefs were elected for the ensuing term as follows: COMING EVENTS. 8achem-C. T. West. Senior Sagamore— Henry W. Ray. week Of B«pt«mb«r were Junior Sagamore—Frank Spencer. 1531, aw, a decrease of ISJMR cotniiared County Court Day, Followed Soon Prophet-J. T. Williamson. with the corresponding week last OorretpotuUnlt will ftm* pit' fruit (U brbflu nt Trustee—Frank Bromley. by poMiMe. IHir-i nOlll) tf ,jr'n( important' MMIf) year. Iht THr l, S or TtU K.>nr nt cur ripen" UK fr- Of V MILUNESf How Bright! REGISTRATION DAY. IndlKestlt... - with urea and uric acid (which should luive been oxireted l.y the kidneys), rheu- matic pains in nerves and Joints, Tuesday of Next Week is the Time T. A. Took Ol Klein in £*t>urp irritation of the kidneys, then p£ WM to he mhuII of the back, mark sure i -Get Ready Vote. liere last week. •t Hright'a disi-ace. Do not dela y* Kidney Cure, for It Suit of SarclU 1* visiting her < Goods tO Please all Tastes, Mrs. ki.inevs rlsht. J. Jas. Wood Jf 5 | West Second Street. of tlie father, Thomas Mastin, near town. Armstrong & Co. Under Section MM Kentucky Statutes next Tuesday, October 2d, is Mrs. .lentu Prices to Suit all Purses... 7 telephone IU registration day. a few 1 Upon that day every voter who lives . Xute M in Maysville who desires to voto at any election, regular or primary, must my Hull of Bridgeport is the ier sister, Mrs. Mose Kenuer. The booths, under the law, must he »ry Galhraith Davis of Mays- open for registration from 6 o'clock e guest of Mrs. J. I'. LOklM. in the morning till !• o'clock at night, C. AND 0. TRAINS. officers be re- ur- and the must present to elland of Pennsylvania C. and O, trains tfoe. r>, 17 and l*wlll ceive the names of all those who prc- sever.il n t nt ii r.- -ton on signal at the Poplar I spend la] I LADIES' si net Tower' Instead of at the Poplar them selves tietween those hours li friendi Slreet Crossing. are entitled to Gordon visited lier rtflttf LEXIN6T0N AND RETURN. TRIMMED a few days recently. RELIEF FUND. HATS Miss Allie Collins of KK-minwsi.un Til Lkdhkr calls attention to the l.cMtlL'ton, II, •!•.!>.' AND ITHE is spending the week with her sister regular County Court Day in this city loth. Contributions Still Coming in For Mm. Gilbert Adams. Monday, October 1st. the Storm Sufferers. Mrs. Jessie Hammonds of Vuneeburi NATURAL BRIDGE, It., AND RETURN. Bine* the organization of the Hoard NEW FELT SAILORS came down Tuesday to attend the fu The L. anrl N. Railroad will run a of Trade these days have become too «eric nf . \r-ursinii-, leavinil Maysville neral of Miss Amy Goddard. Tuf LlDOn on Saturday sent to important to county buyers to be o Can bo hart at the New York BtON of Hnvs A To. for much leas monov 7:10 a. m. .Sundays, Aumist J'ilh, Sep- than at other jilaees. Wo buy them direct from the largest millinery Mayor Walter O. Jones of Calvestona looked, due largely to countless Mrs. Kvaline Power of Flemings tember Htli and^td, Octo'.erTthand JUt, establishment in America anil have the correct stvles. Come anrl see New York draft lor the amount gains which can be secured In burg is here to spend some time Wttl arriving at Natural Hridge, Kv., 11:15; HO.78, M them. Trimmed lints, tine on up to fi; worth double the money. return inc, leave 5:*) m. Pare for her daughter, Mrs. Charles H. Fox p. generously contributed by sundry cltl- viTle. New full goodl arriving daily. round trip II JO. ens for the relief of the storm sutTerors. Having made a succoss of Col HOUND-TRIP RATES FOR CINCINNATI FALl Since the remittance was made those Court Days, the Hoard of Trade Dr. A. M. Waillngford and wife at FESTIVAL, additional sums have been received- now have a Ladies' Day, Wednesday, DRESS GOODS, NS. etc. On account of the Kail Festival atCin- Mrs. James Wood, county 00 October 17th. » |] innati tlie (.and O. will sell round- Mrs. Charles Wallingford, county. 50 At that time the merchants will mak trip ticket, Mavsville to Cincinnati at J. C. Thomas 1 00 special reductions on goods In thel -ate of *l.7."> oh the following dates: be September l:-th, '.'1st, 21th. iltli and asth; Any further contributions will bo ac- stock, and It will indeed a moil ii ,imit, one day alb i dale of >ale; and knowledged promptly. teresting srent for the ladies. 1 lamp also ...|| round-trip tickets to Cin- will The managers Of the recent concert Then in January the second bl cinnati at rat- of *J.:t". on the following . The to inclu- have received $in iu addition to the Wl Tobacco Kair will occur, this year' steps dates: September litth 2!Mh, sive; limit, September 30th. previously reported. even to eclipse the one of last. KANSAS CITY, MO. •it lot WILL OPEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2d. Citv, Mo., October •e Vermifuge la essentially s Cream 0. Uailwav will sell -HRANCH SCHOOL OF— (0 Kansas City at ind assin'.'.i itiV'.'.'f 'f'.s..i. 'str.-i.gt.v - The Great LADIES' c-mng the 11.Tv.1Uf system and restoring the round trip plus Ti , A V. .. 1 . mImM an/4 u Laaf[ C |ty 0 f le for trains of Octo- TAILOR SYSTEM of A-ith return limit to Work's Garment Cutter, further information St. Louis, Mo P. S.-OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. MIIOAKi S. E. P. A., U EXCURSIONS TO DENVER, COLORADO Church Wedn-sday, October Uth. The SPRINGS, PUE3L0, SALT LAKE r joiVn liVenTtii' bride-elect is a niece of Dr. John A. CITY AND OGDEN. u ^ Keed of this city and is one of the the Missouri Pacilic Railway I la' i'wo'.'U."',' TOILETWARE, sale mo.-t beautiful young ladies in Mason. Colorado Short Line.) On HAVNVILLK, Hi Thousands suffer with torpid liver, pro 1 Of October lilt, 1800. Through DINNERWARE H. K. I'arker and W. W. Thorough- bine wiil stimulate— Ulethe Uver,liver, keepIt L. H. LANDMAN, BRIC-A-BRAC. „. M.D. LAMPS bowels regular and r store a health. lan of Tollesboro will shortly move to buoyancy of spirits. Price, M Cents. J. Of Ku. M7 West Ninth streot, Clncm Jas. Wood & Bon. ^ l"'!lel.'M»v»vme. Kr..*u Largest Line, Newest Shapes, Nobbiest Decorations Jackson W, Hhowalter of (ieorgetown, the champion chess player, has re- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1900, turned home from his I'.nr opean visit ol Ever brought to the city at popular prices. A look five months. He played in the great In- WINTER-—-* all and Route i will convince you. Presents for purposes, ternational champion cheii tournament Iron Mountain the Paris Kaposltlon, in connection with ion u ,-kets to points in M is.souri, Kan you go away satisfied. See Jardinieres at 24c, 33c, sas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming UNDER CLOTHING! players of tl I'tab, Idaho, Arkansas, Texas, I.oulsi 37c and 49c at New Mexico, Anions, Oklahoma OSTEOPATHY Indian Territory. Ticket,, good JUST RECEIVED, ntv one dav- to return, with stop- A SHIPMENT. Dr. C. S. KENNEDY. CH,N r on going trip at certain points, LARGE _.givng.ing fifteen days to reach destination. Ladles' Riblxsl Vmls lie »>reatli, heart burn. Ilatulency, headu I after siting, lose of a Kor rate*, time-table and de«erlptiT« 1.H.1!.-.- Ibr . >''>!• Mc BROWN'S £PALACE. :-.cidity. pains tlte, persistent melancholy, or low •( you need a tonic. A few doses of 1 No. 40 West Second Street, Maysville, Ky. i« »,„! 1- J. lu. Wood 4 Bon^ Dr. Anna B. Hewins, If you know an*lt~m kindly tel BOOK TO MANKIND/ NERVITA PILLS THE LADY DENTIST, Restore Vitality, Lost Vlfer and Manhood The RACKET STORE AV >« Wr.l# candtlr»t. Cure I m potency. Night Emissions, Loss of Hem. D" TABLER'S BUCKEYE nil wasting diseases, - ctsof .eTf-ahu.se o, CHEAPEST STORE and indiscretion. IN TOWN. Now, if you tell us what you ki we'll toll what we know and a you know, and then our read know what they know and i Look i3ss Heating Stoves! The finest ever shown In the city, before you buy. CURE -OUR LEADERS!" A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and MOORE'S AIRTIGHT. , FAVORITE OAKS. PILES, WITHOUT PAIN. GOODWILL RADIATORS. > MONITOR HOT BLASTS. EXTERNAL CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED Tt»C«, ar MAIL, 76 CCNTft; Bottles, 50 CCNTS. MCCLANAHAN & SHEA, JAMES F. BALLARD, Soto Propftotor, - - 310 Nortb Main Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. TELEPHONE 149. 41 WEST SECOND HTKEET. i. JAB. WOOD m BOM, ifnli, M»y.r 11 ^Ky.