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n- I i 1 -Tiirifrr i rrrrrr-i -mi i si jj. 7e Vill SsH ycu Your Year's Supply, Delivered in September vi Wholesale Grocers. 7 i i'" HOME-LOVING-HARRY HEY. WHAT CHER GOT PER. i PINNER, V'K AWFUL NUMBERS M) NAMES In Order In Which They Were Drawn in Bljf Army Pratt Lottery.

Below we give the third installment of the numbers and names of those who registered on June 5 iu the order which they were drawn at Washington last Friday. Owing to a lack of space it will take three days to give the entire list. Preserve your papers and when all the numbers are printed you will have a complete list. 219 George Clark. 693 Marshall Jones.

839 Henry Maher. 1249 George Forman Taylor. lQ94William Sammons. 45 Robert Barnes. 606 Edward H.

Hoops. 1246 Humphreys Taylor. 687 Marshall Jones. 188 Ernest Campbell. il35 Preston David Simons.

641 Elmer Stearl Hamilton. 247 Leslie Riley Cooper. 179 Benjamin Franklin Campbell. 684 Lewis Grover Johnson. 997 Gano Walter Fetter.

922 C. Frank Nash. 253 Charles Coleman. 1273 Langston M. Rowley.

263 illie Cobb. 677 Her Henderson. 732 Monroe Landretb. 661 William Jenkins, 727 Ben H. Lacey.

684 Emmltt Eskew Hlnson. 496 Albert Rector Glascock. 811 Alex Rollings McRoberts. 12 Obert Alexander. 8 Fred Simon Moore.

1078 Bernard Rogers. 748 Samuel Hull Lee. 108 Richard Walter Bouldin. 178 Artls Clifford Carpenter. 377 Clarence Dennis Eckart.

9 Joe Atkins. 347 Albert Sherman 70 Perry BelL 16 Wesley Lee Allison. 952 Frank Pumphreys. 696 Joe Richard Hitt. 789 John.

E. McCord. 849 Bela Merrill. 134 John Louis Brunt. 1372 Lawrence L.

WllllamB. 607 William Howe. 1344 Forest Webster Wheeler. 374 Joseph Milton Wwyar. 1219 Frank Lysle Taylor.

925 Robert Owens. 173 Edgar H. Carr. 184 John Edward Case. 819 Elwood Maddox.

166 Ashby B. Burgoyne. 1039 Lewis Redmond. 474 Harry Owens Gettes. 60 Luther Earley Bare.

618 Harry Edgington Grimes. 759 Pearce Loften. 208 Andrew Harold Chamblens 293 Thomas Bernard Curley. 1403 John Oliver Wright. 771 Robert L.

Luman. 786 John Agustlve McGlone. 404 Edward James Jacob Faul. 137 Earl Reynolds Brooks. 1362 Willie Ferest Wills.

369 Frank W. Duzan. 575 Pickett R. Helmer. 277 Robert Armstrong Cochran.

987 Charles Thomas Phillips. 411 Harvey Fife. 80 Stephen Beckett. 266 J. B.

Cook. 123 Thomas Eugene Brannen. 249 John Alexander Collins. 204 Samuel Chambers. 287 Laurence Leonard Elliott.

1086 Newton C. Rudy. 21Charles Nagel. U82 James Frank Stamper. 1301 TO 1800 139 Marshall Brooks.

67 William Barrett Baldwin. 169 Sam Bramell. 419 Omar Nelson Fite. 197 Clinton Campbell Calvert 338 James Dlscembly. 166-TGeorge K.

Burrows. M61 Floyd White, 1263 Jess Hamilton Trlplett 767 Herbert Porter Lowe. 1193 Albert Pfeffer. 334 Marl Beatly. 386 Albert William Elegar.

1001 Patrick H. Petere. 252 James Arthur Combess. 78 Charles Bennett 703 Newell Kennedy. 1041 Fred Marlon King, 1229 Harry Taylor.

644 Edward Hunter. (83 Richard Johnson. 1062 Willie Dudley Royse. 412 Albert Thomas Finn. 996 Roger M.

Peers. 101 Frank Henson Davis. 1066 Clarence Robertson. 733 David Landreth. jft44 John N.

Rlmr HAVE SOME BEAUTIFUL SHAD i on tsi fl I a I III I I I III I i i i i if ooAiM.r 1 1 587-Walter R. Hill. 828 John Collins Manley. 1410-Wllllom. Elza Yarber.

937 William Owens. 490 Alex GUI. 340 William Robert Dice. 706 John Raymond Kellem. 729 William Anderson Lancester.

401 Raymond G. Farrar. 719 John Fox Klnsler. 615 Laban BeBt Griffin. 1100 Adam John Sdiadle.

255 Daniel James Conner. 6C8 Henry Heflin. 1356 ErneBt Taylor Wiggins. 22 Vake Anderson. 171 John Joseph Byron.

234 George Harold Comer. 63 Robert Barnes. 276 Lewis Commodore. 1371 Walter Thomas Williams. 774 Henry Francis Lundragan.

439 Ernest Crawford Forman. 8201. E. Mann. 225 Robert Henry Coryell.

617 John Disher Griffith. 1122 George A. Shumate. 85 Allle Berry. 893 Harley Jordan Morrison.

73 Reese Davis Beckett 610 Charles Clark Hopper. 1352 John T. White. 162 Edward Parry Browning, Jr. 520 Robert Griffin.

967 Robert Franklin Pollitt. 28 OUIe Sanford Antle. 1388 Gordon Edwin Wood. 388 John Irvin Elliott 472 Sherman Garrison. 1342 Benjamin Whaley.

1308 Lud Burgess Watson. 488 Elmer Fllfton Gifford. 722 Morton Kitchln. 314 William George Dargavell. 162 Thomas E.

Butcher. 1006 Adam Parker. 181 Joshua Campbell. 632 Frank Collins Hunslcker. 699 Edward Hlnton.

1375 Ira Wilson. 243 Paul Glenn Collins. 1206 Harvey Turley. 686 Edward Henry Johnson. 170 John W.

Russell. 367 Edward L. Duley. 651 Harry Ireton. 324 Stanley Delaney.

502 Queller Goodpaster. 723 Louis Frank Koehler. 888 Robert Bennett Moran. 101 Charles Alexander Bloomhuff, 116 Samuel Pugh 795 Phillip McMlllen. 535 James Patrick Guilfoyle.

193 Georglos W. Carambellaa. 333 George C. Devlne. 853 John Wadsworth Medford.

794 Henry Luttrell McDonald. 1165 William 'Harrison Sparks. 235 William Edward Collopy. 13111 TO 1400 1271 Samuel Wise Robinson. 971 Omar Dodson Poe, 360-Carl Franklin DeWits.

147 Charles Brooklns. 39 J. Post Bailey. 653 Rollle D. Ishmael.

273 Daniel Patrick Coughlln. 670 Wesley Lee Jfferson. 510 Charles Grannlson. 917 Frank Sidney Newell. 35 William McKinley Arnold.

1316 Darcy Webber. 765 Harry Lowe. 47 Claude Parker Barbour. 936 Benjamin Harrison Orme. Ill Lewis Wlngate Borup.

364 Earl C. Dryden. 125 Russell Ross Branch. 622 John Perry Green. 466 Charles Degarious Gault.

74 Ollle Berry. 626 Alfred Banton Hunter. 691 Eddie Ishmael illtt 603 Abner Googe. 296 James Curtis. 1244 Lafayette Hyldreth Tllton.

866 Lloyd Moran. 177 Harry Anderson Carton. 167 James M. Buckley. -1340 Harrison Whaley.

201 John Wesley Chain. 141 Robert Broshears. 754 William Lewis. 08 Charles Omar Myers. 842 Edward Luther Maynard.

1019 Warden Pyles Ray. 1140 Mike Slattery. 708 John M. Kelty. 992 Pete Joe Pfeffer.

495 Homer Gilbert 68 James Lewis Ball. 664 Elisha Jackson. 1012 Martin Parker. 1292 Frank Sauerg, 920 Robert Craig. 399Robert Craig.

399 Carl Evans. 1328 John Thomas Welch. 281 aohn AuBtln Croitr. 448 Aimer Wood Frpgge, 673 Charles Johnsen. 464 Russell Frank Gault 730 Jaroea-Peter Land, -1128 Joseph mn fnhn J- Rvan- HAT YE 60DS! FISH ST NI6HT FOR DINNER MORE FISH BALLS FOR BREAKFAST, NOW SHAD NieHT! 110 Dennle Barnet Bowling.

612 Ernest Craig Gray. 894 Robert Dudley Morton. 370 Arch Duke. 1124 Frank Augusten Shea. 898 James Moran.

1259 Raymond Estill Tolls. 1253 Stanton Thomas. 143 Stanley B. Browning. 120 Ralph Henry Breeze.

434 William Francis Foley. 256 William Jackson Collins. 621 Louis -Hotze. 660 Tom Jenkins. 1402 Frank Pierce Worthlngton.

1060 Charlie Robertson. 1302 George Leander Warner. 485 Benjamin H. Gifford. Walter Ray Adamaon.

264 William Commodore. 1088 Patrick Leo Ryan. 216 Leonard Zeck Clay. 600 Clifford Hprd Goodman. 386 John Raa Ellis, 1418 Jerome ZeigJer.

1130 John Harrison Simpson. 3 Russell Lman 1157 Tony Smith. 710 John Dudley Keith. 1193 Robert Lee Stapjeton. 678 John Sanford Johnson.

118 Enoch Berry Bramel. 701 George D. Kangan. 608 Ambrose Adlal Gray. 606 RoBCOe Conkling Griffith.

737 Charles M. Larkfn. 220 Elva Corray. 813 Ben Edreth Mack. 304 Henry Davis.

1169 Harry B. Stewart 876 Henry Morehead. 384 Robert Franklin Ellis. 92 William Blerley. 1401 TO 142 188 Carl Carpenter.

956 Ashby F. Porter. 471 Oscar Gamby. 689 Mclntire Jones. 698 James Kabler.

261 Harold S. Cobb. 907 Clarence Woodford Myers. 1330 Thomas Richard Welsh. 172 Audrey Lea Byron.

200 Jessie Lee Chain. 376 Charles R. Easton. 192 Clemmle Benjamin Campbell. 233 Patrick Francis Conner.

977 Archie Lane Prather. 796 Thomas McNutt 578 William Smoot Heflin. 203 John Johnson Qhandler. 611 George Russell Hopper. 403 Henry C.

Farrow. 196 Joseph N. Calvert GREAT BOOXY BELIEVED CAP. Tl'REl) BY GERMANS July 26 Russia's routed army In Gallcla may have lost to the Germans all the wealth of artillery and military supplies which allies concentrated for General Bruslloft's of fensive. Even if Premier Alexander Kerensky and his ministry, armed with unlimited powers, succeed In stem ming the rout, supplies of Incalculable value have been lost Despatches today served to Increase the realization here of the gigantic task undertaken by the new demo cracythat of reforming apparently panlc-strlcekn, spy-infested troops with a new spirit that would inspire them to make a stand against the ever-Increasing encroachment of Teutonic armies.

They told of the wild confusion with which the Russian eleventh army turned and ran, some of its soldiers shooting down their comrades that they might flee on their horses. BERLIN WILL BE ENTERED FROM AIR Washington, July 26 Berlin will be entered by the air route and the Unit ed States Is stacking up its resources behind the Allies to furnish enough machines to make the conquest possible. This was the declaration Wednesday of Brigadier General George O. Squler, commander of the Signal Corps. "I am not here to make public our plans or to Indulge In prophetic figures," said General Squler.

"The closest estimate I can give about our aeroplane plans is about thla: This determination of the Allied governments Is to enter Germany by the air route, and the United State government Is going to provide enough machine to make itself felt In putting this program through." FRIEND SMITH MEANT IT FOR DINNER THAT BACKACHE SPELLS DAN. GEBJ Action Today May Save Maysiflle People Future Misery. A bad back Isn't a bad thing It It serves as warning of hidden kidney disorders. Kidney diseases' are frightfully common today. We over-do so much.

We don't give the kidneys a chance to rest up, and while a bad back, some bladder disorder, an occasional dizzy spell or a persistent headache may be the only outward sign, the kidney trouble that is behind It all may be overlooked or neglected. Put your signs to use. Take them as warnings. Fight oft kidney weakness. It takes only a slight kidney disorder to start a case of fatal Bright's disease, from which 100,000 people die in the United States every year.

Prompt treatment at first that's all that's necessary to keep kidney weakness from turning Into gravel, dropsy, gout, neart trouble or Bright's. Use Doan's Kidney Pills the oldest, the most widely used, the best-recommended Kidney PHI. Forty thousand Americans recommend them publicly. Here's one Maysvllle case: Mrs. John Burns, W.

Second St, MayBVllle, says: "I was subject -to severe spells ot backache and other kidney trouble. They would come on every three or six months and there were times when I was confined to bed and rendered helpless. The quick and decided benefit I received from Doan's Kidney Pills was wonderful. I have never had such severe attacks since." (Statement given February 13, 1914.) NO TROUBLE SINCE On November 15, 1916, Mrs. Burns said; "I have the same good words ot praise for Doan's Kidney Pills to day, as ever, I have not needed a kidney mediolne since I took them." Mrs.

Burns is only one ot many Maysvllle people who Lave gratefully endorsed Doan's Kidney Pltls. If your back aches If your kidneys bother you, don't simply ask for a kidney remedy ask distinctly for DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS, the same that Mrs. Burns has twice publicly. recommend- the remedy backed by home testimony. Foster-Mllburn Buffalo, N.

Y. "When Your Back Is Lame Remember the Name." LONGEST NAME IN WAFT (New York Herald) Speaking of exemption, here is a man with a wonderful chance. He Is O. AUesseljulsseuppuso, and his number Is 2,648 in the draft He Is In the Seventh Assembly District and roust appear before Exemption Board No. 106, His Is the longest name recorded In the city, as far as can be learned.

If Mr. Alleeseljulsseppiho does not claim exemption, and some day through gallantry in action is commissioned, the official report will call forth the best Spencertan effort of some commanding officer. If be Is not commissioned his "bunkles" will have any number of letters from which to concoct a nickname for Mr. Allessel-julsseppuso. ROOSEVELT TO SERVE A British Port July 29 Mr.

and Mrs. Kermlt Roosevelt have arrived here. They were met by Joseph Wtllard, American Ambassador to Spain, and Mrs. Willar, the parents of Mrs. Roosevelt, Kermlt Roosevelt who was In training at the Plattaburg camp for reserve officers, left there July 9, having accepted an offer to serve In the British army on the staff of General Maude, commander of the Mesopotamia forcea Cool Food on a Hot IWf SAYS TRY PostToastios forhuich! THE NEW CORNFLAKES r.

i WELL Zix FRIEND SMITH SENT THESE FISH OVER -HE HAD GREAT LUCK FlSHNff TO-DAY- 1 NOTICE Carlot buyers of eeal will be repaid In seeing or calllug A. Carr. WH1TT1IIGT0II HOME FOR SALE, on E. Second WE HAYE FOB SALE THE WHIT-TIN6T(K HOME ON EAST SECOND STREET, NOW OWNED AND OCCUPIED BY MR, AND MBS. CHARLES F.

UAUGHEY. THIS IS A MODERN HOME IN EVERY RESPECT. A GLANCE AT THIS HOME WILL CONVINCE J'OU THAT IT IS DESIRABLE FROM EYERY POINT OF VIEW. GET OUR PRICE ON THIS DESIRABLE HOME AT ONCE AS WE ARE GOING TO SELL IT TO SOMEONE, WHY NOT YOU1 THOS. EWAN CO REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT Farmers Trader Bank Buildlaf MajiYUle, Ej.

The KAISER WOULD CALL THE WAR OFF AND COME TO AMERICA TO LI YE IF HE COULD ONLY GET A TASTE OF OUR Ice Cream, Candies THEY ARE ALWAYS FRESH AND GOOD. COME IN ANY TIME AND BE REFRESHED AT OUR FOUNTAIN. WE ALWAYS PLEASE WITH OUR QUALITY FBOD-UCTS AND OUR SERVICE CANNOT BE EXCELLED. ELITE CONFECTIONERY 7 West Seeeid Street. Phoa No.

SO. VAMF.S- BE AHEAD OF TIME gave Your Motor Car Revarnishod NOW be for the. finish is so badly destroyed as to require an entire new finish down to the wood I agree to use Valentine's Vanadium Varnishes on the Job the best and highest priced made Send, ua the oar to day WE HAVE 100 TEUQ1 MPLAR FARM BATES FOR SALE JOHN J. KHIN Keeoad as LIsMfteaa Stmts. WESTCOTT HAD GREAT LUCK DID HE1? ANVBODV SAYS, FISH TER ME WILL GET Order By Telephone DONT GO DOWN TOWN IN BAD WEATHER TELEPHONE "more than half of our orders are received by telephone," remarked a well known business man recently, "and we pay especial attention to our telephone customers.

It would be poor business not to do so." HAVE YOU A TELEPHONE! If not, don't delay. Call our Contract Department No. 652 for rates, etc. Maysvllle Telephone Go. (Incorporated) I i WpTCTIiNini-iril TQ17 II II II II II II II II II II II II 6-LIO.

IRON $4.75 GENEVA IROIIIG BOARD FREE, II II II II A LIMITED DO IT NOW II II II II ii Electric Shop MayavillB Baa Company, Incorporated Price Advance Competitors have circulated a report that the Ford has advanced $100.00. This is emphatically untrue and is done merely to help them sell an Inferior car for more meaey. Howexer, I am expecting every day to receive notice to advance the price. AU orders are betas taken with the privilege ot cancellation it price advances. The company has notified ma to mall all orders the same day they are plaoed.

It is my opinion that all ordera will be tilled at present prlcea it orders are placed at one, but you should not delay the matter a single day. Place your order today and play "safety first" 0. L. BARTLETT. I a- FOR SALE SMALL FARM EASY PAYMENTS.

M. F. COUGIKLIN 3obn HI. Porter FUNERAL DIRECTOR Office Phone 87. Home Phone (, 17 East Second Street, Majiillje, I RAILROAD TIME TABLE No.

11 departs 6:35 a. dally except Sunday. No. departs 1:00 p. dally except Sunday.

No. 19 departs 3:40 p. a. dally. No.

10 arrives 3:50 a. daily except Sunday. No. 18 p. m.

No. 14 arrives 8:20 p. dally except Sunday. No. 211 Sunday only, leave Maysvllle a.

m. Ne. 214 arrive in Maysvllle 11:26 p. m. Sunday oBly.

Schedule effective Sunday, June 17, subject to change without notice. H. S. ELLIS, Agent ChesapcaKe Ohio Ry. cktdiil subjsol to CMng lbiout sttlce C.

A 0. Schedule EffeeUre July, 1, 1917 East Bound Arrives Departs No. 8 9:48 a. m. 10:03 a.

m. No. 2 1:40 p. m. 1:46 p.

m. No. 16 2:00 p. m. Ne.

18 8:05 p. m. Ne. 4 10:43 p. m.

19:48 p. m. West Bound Arrives Departs No. 19 6:25 a. m.

No. 6 6:35 a. m. 6:40 a. m.

No 17 10:00 a. ra No. 3 3:25 p. m. 3:30 p.

m. No. 7 4:36 p. m. 4:41 p.

m. Trains No. 16, 17, 18 and 19 are dally except Sunday. W. W.

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