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TELE EKQUmKR, CINCIKKATI, BVITDAY, VLX 11. 1CD7. "3 OBJECTIONS THt PAIR. THB rAIH. TO-MORROW WE INAUGURATE THE GREATEST rom Loyal Democrats.

1 Masca Fruit Jars, Tb ec1trat4 with errsin ap S- I 1 i i i Ig.4tYilbos. Their Knowledge Uld ueiega.es. ana fwbio with Et Filled of Any ef i 7k Goods. 7Vrat I'uil Case REOTAUfTAUT Wis 0i Seasonable Ooo ds Ever HieM This City. Standard Mass ConTentioos jitter Tn Wn letto.

and Jwenty In CampblL aim Lid Maiaaa i 1 L-J aJ i PATENT- Quart, 30O 4omb. 1-2iL, SOO tStMvn 1. 11' 1 4 it -t I (I I' I r. ai at i detail c.f 12 officers to rat mass lonvenrtcm rf tbe ,.) r-ut Ker.ton d.unty, whlrh i aMernoon In ld-al 1111. lur hli-f meant Jhe J.nincr or a.

a precaution inenre of tJiw arence which I i.nhlic aopearawi tit Hon. ioington Is not known. h'ri-r. that thare were 'fijri riemliere of the con- The following gentle- tu convention: I r. ri'fl.

Niiml'Oi Carlisle. arllie; J. M. Tledele, i hm vUJtarn SUney Arthur, Htephe-na. i.

nfir'M, however. In a i reKular maimer. Han. It tuor rinl prea'ded. ad.i.tel de rylng tlw i tr; llfiKO plutfifrrn.

and ItrfioblM-an lluanfflul exj. regains; confidence; In ArntHtii--Iion hii'1 noting of piofciTity Vitaae Kxttu'lve Com-. i for Km--- i cjol.l fthiari State i- ee. ihw Io membcre of ity t'on vei.tloi, de. lured Ihe tfd ii.

i'nitu to r.Mon; Hheliy Bone-. Kidney W-Ulani. Jumee Miller, A. r.i y. J.

I A iin. )y'iur'l K. It J. T. itnKfri, I.

M. K-il'-y. It. Hum. "'i-y.

M. J. KHi-I -t t. K. Himr4ll.

H. I. M. M. I.

yon mill t'. W. A -K W. Wrfild, K. J.

(irfon. Pr 11. 1.. rllI. Urn- i'.

11 Mn -kfiv. ('. imrull. ln.iorvi it. II.

KlllMon, of I if tioininaitt.n of f'i-rk Ar.t.i am) Ihrn txirii i n'l f'W me i I lile. Mr. J. ftlch- niamlaH rrKin IS KWWPOHT. County olrl men helj th.lr I in in otili-f of n.

1 JiMtre fhrl-a IHin i a.friijri or ihr convention, w-n- I tiiti lo tut? omre 'bwi iri a-. lu ordt-r. No rnaolu i. ifat-a to th Hint fn- i.oiii-i wrf l't-'1 Parla M. Houthlfal-.

iri Wll- i. All.t-rt Mllva, Thin. Al'ii' Itout. Marry H'K-liHnan. I in.M.

S.im'it ISiirfitalT. hi Hnunil'TS, Feth, lli-ltn. l-'ru-H. llllani 1 A lirotiic in. J.

luuiis. it It. ISol.o-rt t'rolhiT. flua iiiii'liaiiHn. Tartu t.

J- It Ita.lf-min-lfr. It-jbln- am kin. l.vna-lbrok, rr ri, l-'iitnk Hrowiv W. It, r'nerman. Alt-rt i ii-i iiIi rlcht, Snulre I jfirm il.irrit.

0-rnr llarrt-tt. n.i:ik.!x and Hriry HteRnman. i thf il.lfirai- were not i. ti- rliy wr -l-tr-l. anil nev- kiioun 1 ino'rta who are atanch 't 1 Jfiiiocratlc niiMirClal thi- tmkv objeit.

Hiimff nal'l to an KvufiRra man n.ir' "1 it.ttitritt aitui lh niMl- i. ii.f.irfiif'l thi. v-iiliia. I don Ih i rr.tv1 I am a William Jen Hrvaii H'rue MUv.t 1 "eituxfrat 'iwr' "I mi io ailrnd the c-rriu-. I'luvi- lfri i for vvtr irt- Krt'ldent it r.r of to 1.

It. i u.o. I vot.il ru.vi.inJ. hutirver, beoauae I believe In rih.KilMm.jn. NVa-nort'a moKt promt- i in.

r. iiant. evlncl jrreat nur- l. ilmt hi rutins waa on tha i- IU nai morn Hurtri ioi-i tiuTut'M of his two broth. tii at.i Alirt.

alf appeartl. it' iin nil i.rr. Kulrl Iih. "Miiver man a -t- i 1 I -Uiocratta Convention? I FOUND DEAD a ll.M nr I lui i'iicr, Waa an I nk imw Man. I.

r.ri Ki Mijoyltiu a royntery. Frl i town on a pony, rode a i and cavorted around ify manner. Ijite In the ri i. iLimeil tlyde Uoyco found hlim t.n the ftrouml In the I 'v in lU-mented condition. J-i a i waa- Irrational and i.i the r.me boy found the nam spot.

dead. Police writ nt ma notiiied and an If ll. It Is uenerally sup-nun a overcome and 1 alth'iurh various aen- Lii'iieil currency. The He been from the Oalnen inirltngton, but hla Uaineil. COVINGTON.

Nt-HK of i he four la. Larey bruusht suit N5 In.uraiio. Company inn yerienlay th. um -i ni'-oey ui paid out i f. and on th.

XI hat Tula money was 1 1 'en. iil waa paid without rr Miwni. B. r. Graxlaxil' repre- Bled rtvt.v.r (o altered rj the moo Hi of -b- Mi It wlil rvnteiubered.

r.ir tnrouKh a rtifferenee ne- not Vaiea. Whe w. reln- .1 bv the lh.ard. HiMirn for divorce They were married in a. ir.41 tie r.ar.

her. will Ar.tun Wiilenbrlnk -i i iUrttitna all ir hla poa- t'atlierine Wtllenbrlnk. tiled by Min- if. K. for $Si.

al- t'. i. r.ied milt aralnat it. R. t- a.

to t. a-pir wf I by KMiab.th WliUama and In tnith eaaea. i iihim John Photwell for ue fur board, and attached Ibe W. K. B.

C. bv the Weat End Boat Club T.lny a a derided suoeeaa. '-if thi. club realized a au'aran-' tj d.fray the tralnlnx wii: content In the four- n- Reaatta on -n Ja-k lHinahue, f. boat of frienda.

Police Pit intra. A tele brat Ion. tth ai.nl veraarr f.ll be found Kentucky Foai- i4 worth of Newton gave a cor- has been In iall alnoe April I a man on the Suaocnalon brlda-e. 1 Hhlnock yearerday to SI h'" borne. (Jreenabure.

C. J-w-ru K- i' Uri-- it h.i la Jin.e.1 by tha authorttiea a rand larceny, a irru-er Ttiumpaoa. I'eath Ket-ord. of a well-known cltlaen. 'tiie oh like street.

il aaej S3 yeara. died yeater-1-rt Pike atreet. tj years, died yea-' -hi Rikewell atreet. i-i toe hr-Vereln Tueeday lri na special ana lmpoe- occurs thla on the eixbth prkva at AMtaoti'a. at tbem.

yeeter per oeat t'i cnPany yesterday the exeeptioa r.V-1, ef tha tin mill. 1 air. fferationa ae aoos aa nacaa. IT X. 1 1JJ en rout, to tha -s cioba.

at XJav LUDLOW. rr- aaalw-t had hie tart mornlns whl I. pamylas wa eoniaara Haw i. cIh rut prl'M. $3.49.

tialran- can. 24c. Convention I7C Pr dac bottom. cn-m eoTrd wr proof Tronic. wil Cmitm rrr-r4 tale-MofiW.

with Wtirtrf II MM ftt flt our prlc on Trvltr Bc. 5-ptec Decorated Set. Ol.Ofi 10-piece Decorated Chamber Set With China Slop Jr. Q3.0Q Juit rtt-eived anther rar load of bur ilabrataa Riiabl GASOLINE STOVES SZ.49. l-Bornir, KENTUCKY POLITICS.

apBoiai. ee fa a aaaoiaaa. L.axiHOTOir. July 10. "National to the number of 63, headed by Colonel W.

C. P. ktnrMe. held a convention in Melodeon Hall thla afternoea for th purpose of aelectlnr" deieratee to thHr State Convention. '1b Loat villa, neat Wednesday.

A slabs of 70 deleg-ates. nine as than the number -of Palmer and Buck- nnr votes polled la Fayette County, waa iilopted. Colonel JBrecklnrldare made a speech and presented resolutions which were unanimously adopted, "reaffirming the principles announced in the Indian apolla platform. and deelartna a willing for local ortlcere to be selected la November. SPECIAL ELE0TI08" To Cliooee a Benauar To Buocwed.

Dr. A. D. Jaroew. xci al Diaearoa to Til BVaoiass.

FkANtroiiT, July la Governor Bradley feeued a proclamation to-day cajl- Ins a special election to elect a Senator to succeed Dr. A. D. James, who has resigned to become United States Marshal. Tha district In composed of the counties of Ohio, Muhlenber and Ttutler.

and the special election wil be held on the day at tha regu lar election in isovemuer. One Hundred Candidates. srsciai. DiavaTosi tin avauraaa. IxtnsviLt, Kf July 18.

Over 100 can didates pa hi their aaaeasmenta to-day te Secretary Newman, of the Republican City nd County Committee. There Is one candi date for every office, and In some Instances there are three and four. No Gold Demo crat entered, aa far aa is and the only colored man' is Lr. Felix O. Fowler, who paid H0 to get Into the race for Coro ner.

It' Is said that the amount of Ms tax bill eah year Is larger than That of any other Kepublican among the candiaatea. Frank fort 'a Cold Men. a racial. nia.aTca to -rmm asaciixa. FitakiiroitT, June 10.

About B0 of tna 84 Gold Democrats who voted for Jfalmer and Buckner met in County Convention thla afternoon io select delegates to the Louis ville Convention. The resolutions indorsed rover Cleveland, John G. Carlisle aad Governor Bradley. Tbey denounced the county officers for nelnr uname to capture the turnu Ike raioera. jso instrucuuna ivr Clerk of Court of Appeals.

Go UnlnstrnctaMl, 1 arsciax bispatO thb asaoiaaa. SMiu.Brvit.bB, July W. The Bolto- crats held their county Lonrtmion urn afternoon. attending. Resolutions were adopted reaffirming the Indianapolis plat form.

Eleven delegates and aa many alter nates were selected to represent Shelby i-onnie at the TxiuinvUlo Convention next Wetlneaaay. a ne ofiwawa low aam- structed. More Ielegates Than Convention. sraciat. BisPATOat TO THI BBatnBKB.

Ft.Baii-oaBOBO. July4 Itt The Na tional Democrats of Fleming County met In convention to-day and selected 82 dele gates to attend the State Convention at Louisville next Wednesday, afore delegates were chosen than there were people present. They go unlnstructed. but do not favor a fusion with the Republicans. Cut No FlgrtitrC.

sraciax. xtiaPATCaT To Tare xxsvnaa Owkxtom. July 10 Tha Boltocrats of this county held no regular convention to-day, but at an informal meeting they decided to send "all good National Democrats" as delegates to the Louisville Convention. They cut no figure In the politics of this Democratic strongnoio. The Leaders tea: sated.

arxciax maeAToa to raaxaooiaaa. July 10. Tha Gold Democratic Convention that was to nave been held here to-day did not materialise. There were but three goldites from ths country in town, and the convention did not meet. The leaders, of the Gold Democrats are deserted What Tbey Indorse.

jpboai. arsvAToat to Tata icvtroTBsaw MATrrxLD. Kt. July ia-Tne. National Democrats of Graves County this afternoon selected delegates to the State Convention at Louisville.

Resolutions opposed fusion and indorsed Cleveland and Carlisle and the platform of the IndianapoUa Convention Vaneeborst'a lLJat. raauii aiaPA-roat Te rn mnan Vamcxbcbo. July JO. National Democrats In convention nere tnis arter-noon selected delegate-i to the conventioa Lon-srt'le Jttly It. Thev rseolwed againtt fuslon with Republicans.

There are aooutao of them in this xreunty. At Lancastrr STBCIAa DtaPATOJI TO rmm aauuiaaa. Lakcastbk. July lu. About one doaea National Demecrata met at the Citl- aens National Bank thU afternoon and adopted resolutions approving ine toaan-apoliS platform and appointed deiegales bo th tjtate wonveoiion.

Nine Were Pi eae nt, PBCtai. BiaeATca tbb Brraxs. LOKPOM. Kf, J-Uy JU i oe xtoiuecraa von- venUon held here to-day waa coma-oaed of nine persons ay actual count, two of whom voted with the RepiibMc.ns last November. Their delegates were unii-structed.

Elwht Golft lmoerata acBOxas. auMrra to aaaotaaaw jIatsvilus, Kr, la oust etgnt uoia Democrats attend'-1 county onven- tton thla afternoon. tiiJ a lot or reo- luUng and select-1 4' ites to tas NEWPORT. A Great Con beet. 'DATTON, IT.

aaalttfl We arc exclatire diatrlbater of the celebrated Read' OJorteaa ILWrijrrrmtora, Tbree poiata of aoperkwitjr over all other make: I NEEDS NO WASHING OUT. NO CON TA MINA TION. A POSITIVE ICE SAVER. Write for ieacripttre ast received the last car load Flraereana to be bad thla Mtton. lton't Wiar, butarad In jronr oroeira at oca.

Ppe-ta( prtoea lor Moodart Bcrn Doore, Watnnt fin ib. well maoe. comcileta with fixtures, xprlbf bloaaa, ax I ii Clear sr! acted yellow pine cren lKtora, natural Blush, rom pi el a ft I with fixtures 4 1.X Bemenber, we oarry all a1z aad ea match any standard New of thm Court. (Iiwlt Court Suit, waa ak4 W. ItcArtlnir asalaat aul Olahn to ailevad to be due aw a pretaiaaory aete.

i- else door. aajuttabl Window ecreana. wOI fit mim ordinary wLadow by aeia Couaty toart Judea Beoaatt heard the eaae of I. K. Bum vs.

Wra. Ixuapkl na. a salt ta attaelt- aseat tor rant. The Judas took the ease aadar aovtaetnartt. Seal Batata -tTrajiafars Deputy Bhorlll afoere.

aetlaa aadar erdars ef the Circuit CBurt. la the caa of tha Newport National Bank v. Bunaal BMratalT, ootd the followlna property yeaterday: Lota 21- to as Inclnalv. kx-atxl la the Htehlana Park Cntnaany'e lnvarnaae auhdlvtalon; pert of ixn jtw tke oncinai plat of tna city at rvew-Mrt atMna a dajxmJ of laiut al bv lo? fcer. an tha aortiiirwA mi wt roartk atraat and Waehtne- toa avmua: a lot on th weat aid.

of Waahtnetoa nt-w io --fjnii wnn an oxnr vnirn aaairas i unit with any party whl uo-l aovernment. xne reeoiutioae ruruw uA on tha aoutli atd. at Third atreat. of rnnvent." The resolutloi authorised a fusion with Me republicans Brrry. by 11 feel: aavrrai Iota in th.

river a fusion with the K. addition: anras la tha Hlcniana aiatnct; a tract of land known as Bonnie Leslie, and four aeraa la tha river lot addition ef Colonel Jamea Taylar. tL. J. Crawford bid 1a the property te aatfctfy (he baak'a claim of fSOO.

One of the greater bowling eootesta that has ever been srttr i 1 la Kewport wul take plaae this artanosa aad evealaa at the BlstUand alleys between the Buffalo Champion Bowltna Club of Buffalo, N. aad the Kewport Bowltiic Club, A Groat Olebratlon. I Baarman's eleventh aaaiveraary soluis this weak. Particulars wlH as -found on the eighth page ef to-morrow's Kentucky Post. Keeping; Pace With Old Sol Are oar organdies, nulla, lawns.

Haaibnrg sad Holland Swiss and ladtaa linens, gas display at chub's. T-kklnf Valley Build Ins Association wlu'seU money every Monday nlsut. flsa Ema Tf one ef Newport's moat popular youna btdiea. was married on Thursday van! lis to Mr. William Kesenactunldt.

(Superintendent of the 1 ni.be Watch Case Factory, at Canton. Ohio. The nouns tolas will raalde at Canton, Ohio. Aa open air meeting will be held to-night at Grace Church, by Kev. Madison Hwadenar.

Vila hla so. pel chariot and lu till aa alngeia. Charles Ties, a barkeper. swore eat a warrant yesterday for the arrest of hla employer, John Butcher, a saloon keeper doing business at Walnut street and Taylor avenue. In BaUevue, before Squire bertleemaji on the ehauwe oc axrlaUna him en the head artta a brass laucai.

An auairses uants have bean completed for the Maaonia jnoonhsht eacurston to be givea by the Newport Fraternity Friday July Is. The lata ad Qowea wUI the tost of Tine street. Cincinnati, at 7-JU o'clock, and the foot of street, at p. returning at The funeral ef Ototse Kelm, who eoinmlttad aulcida nday. will tavaa plao.

thla afternaoa at from Bx. Paul's ProieatAiU Church. Harry Palmer, of Stt York street, who married the daushter of Charles Good, of Clifton, Inst the latter'a will, and who waa raprtmaaded by htm on the atreat Friday, swora out a warrant before Bsutre Bertlsariisn for the arrest of hla father-in-law reaterday. He charges aim witxt a breacn of tha paaoa. Xavter.

the yoang son ef Jamea H. Dehmey. the ahoe dealer, accidentally ran a barge needle througlt his foot yesterday. Dr. ruigary waa sailed ra aad cat tha a.adla out.

BELIXYTTE, XT. MfCann-Bowea. The reiatlvee and auay frteads of Iflas Bells i. HcCaaa wul he sarprtaed te asm t)f bar marrlaas to Dr. Harry C.

Bowea, of allnaaurwu. Ohio. The caresaeny was parformed Tuesday evening. July S. by Bgulre Bart.

Ism aim. la County Clerk Velth's parlor, ta the preaapoa of Dr. Troesdeu. It waa the Intetrtloa of the couple to keep the mamaa. a ascret tor lour or ave Ice 1 1 asm soda.

eeata a glass, at Ooetaaa 15. so and S5 cents te maaa room. wall paper or B. aad Boon. anzth av.

AL LT05S, le Popntar Newport Man. Geta the Coving-tow Depaty Marshalship. Albert T. Lyons, of Newport, Deputy Clerk of Campbell County under Phil Velth. received tbe reaahla and pliaelng taforntatiea yesserday that be bad beea appointed Deputy United Statee Marshal ta rha Covtngtsa District oader TTaltad Btataa Marshal Jamea.

Lyons waa City Assessor of Newport for several yeara, aad stands hick in the councils of tbe Repuitttcaa party, cor which he le aa earnest worker. Mr. Lyons Is 5 rears of age, aad has Meed la Kewport aa hla life. He Is a member of the Republican County Executive Committee and also Secretary of the City zTxeea- tlve OaaamlttMb Jar. Iyooa quauutea aaa gars bond at enoe.

Mr. tdrona as a brother or Han. Bill x.yeaa. private atniary ta Senator Debse, and to is brotftera uuiuence at natninrwa mental in securing tbe avpotouueau ET-U3TGE EISAPPEAEAUCE -laa lawisau si I ss I Of a Fmrsner Laad oat Todd's Farm at Airland riau 111 of Alexaadlrs, ta eseited over the mys- terioas maaiapesraBce ef Charias tjaaklaa. a four-Isaa is i if boy, whs has wisite his Beuoe lor a year or mora oa tbe farm at Mr.

Joaa Todd, Yesterday morning Gash me want out do aoeae work so the farm. Re did Bet lutura at tbe dm- rer hour, aad a sear eh tailed te dlacover hla whenabouta. Rta hae was hanalng ta a tree Bear i am where be bad been srarttimr. Tbe boy was apparent ly bapey and contented in has boat. and la iutal that a baaunae witn acciOeatal death or foul play.

KeveraJ aaarctnaw aartiea were seourtns- LB. eeutts about Alexandra tast night ta the hope at nnduvg aaa usee of htna ha ages. August Slsxoa. tX. and Leaa Bodler, both of Fortamoutb.

Frank H. Bpracua. et. aad ura Bocart. 29.

both of Claclunati. arare mar ried CoTttiirioti yeeterday. Judee Bennett snarrte.1 II nam wooorro ana Asm. ryielee of t'lnctnnatl. ar.d Auruat Ciajl- earf aad Leaa Frelinaw In Newport jeeteceay.

Only Eix flnars To the Great Ldtltea. C. H. T. Pr.

ran tie flret t-ains to tne lnni bir (ren wa'-T i t-ie wor! Tiffiet r' ii tt t.umuima ai Vina, Some Goods for Almost Nothing. Others at 25c on tho Dollar, and So On. In any establishmexxt that has done the past season such an immense business as we hare done, it is but natural to accumnlate short lengths of all kinds of goods odd sizes of Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear; broken lines of Collars. Shirts. Waists.

We have done a very satisfactory business. We can now -afford to lose a little in cleaninj: op. cf Dress Pcii.rns, Sldrl Pallsms, Vfst Mm, Tatl3 Mm, te. REnilAflTS OF SILKS, SATINS ''VELVETS FROII 1 TO 12 YARD LENGTHS. Silks worth 3oc for lOCe Those worth 45c for Cc Those worth 60c for 0 pThose worth 75c for 2Gc, REMNANTS OF CIIALLIES GREfJADiilES Challies worth 6.c for 35c.

25c grade for 6ic. Black Grenadines worth 35c for Oc REMNANTS' OF WHITE GOODS. Nainaookg, Dimities, Organdies, Swisses, Duck Lawns, Those worth 10c go for 4ca Those worth 20c for 0c an so on REMNANTS OF CALICOES GINGHAMS. Calicoes, 2c and up. Ginghams, 3c an(A up.

Cantons, Tickings, 2c. 4-C and 6c a Jd, worth thribble. REMIIANTS OF MUSLINS, SHEETII2GS an. CAMBRICS. Muslins worth 8Jc for 3aCa Cambrics worth 10c for 6Ce 10-4 Sheeting worth 16c for 2c Muslins worth 10c for 5 ani so on REMNANTS OF CURTAIN MATERIALS.

Scrims worth 10c for 4c. Swisses worth 25c for 121c. Silkalines worth 15c for 83C Drapery Silks worth 60c for 20c. REMNANTS OF DRESS LININGS, Remnants of fine Silesia worth 20c go for 5c. Moire TaiTeta Skirt Iinings worth 12Jc for Qc so on REMNANTS OF CHEVIOTS, FLANNELS, 6c.

Goods that usually sell for 12c go for 5c. Those worth 25c go for so on. A SEPARATE RECEIVERSHIP. It hi asserted at Baltimore) that a eepa- rata Receivership for the B. and O.

and Chicago, and the Chicago and Akron branches of the Baltimore and Ohio aye tern, will be applied for, and that th. application will probably be filed either in Chicago or Garrett, within the next HO days. Such step wouia sereooaiy inconvenience me resent Receivers, who will neither ton- no nor deny the report. J. P.

Morgan at Co. are said to be behind the movement. nd B. M. Felton is spoken of as the prob able Receiver.

LOCaVI. KOTICKi. 7Epbciaxi Sals Monday and Tuesday- of Stamped Linens at greatly reduced Comenced dollies, with silks to frinsh. 15 cents. Hujux.

s. a. cor. Race and Seventh. C7-Potnt Maysvllle Whlakjr.

8 1 Court. CTTbT the Home Steam Laundry, 45 Arcade. SOCIETY NOTICES. U. vnernbers of Pont hern Ohio Council No.

2tt9 xo. x. and brotiter members of ether eounolla a Junior Order t'aited Americas Itet banln requested to meet at Trinity P. E. Church cor.

XJberty aad Pendleton at at 1 day. July Early. 11, to attend funeral ef fir, aft tiie leaf- sr. eh-a. Bun AO.

H. Board of Director: Regular meet- trig WEDNESDAY EYEVINQ. July 14, at a bar p. iiajl. itace.

near Twelfth at. JOHN PEAaT. C. P. Patrick Mr-Orevy.

C. 0. TOCOLASS LODGB NO. SI. K.

OF P. OfBoera and nemners are requested to attend meeting- on MONDAY EVEN1NO, July 12. staiiallun oc ofneen for the ensuing term. DR. A.

aTHUCHAROI. -C Gecrce B. Hodgaun. K. of R.

and B. tbe la- APATBTTg LOnOR NO. SI. F. AND A.

Stated meet las TUESDAY. July 13. 7:30 p. m. Vialtora hinted- SCOTT UOUiiS, W.

at. MABONICBtated assembly ef Cincinnati Commandeer No. S. Knlsht Tempiara, MON DAY. July 12.

at p. in. Work In the Order of the Tempse. blr bLalcbta of other conxmaader-les tnvlted. DR.

B. P. CLAKK, A I Km. Lomm.naer. OHIO LODGES NO.

1. I. O. O. F.

Offleen and membera are rsqueeted to attend funeral of bro. Wilaoa. rHB Newport Steet at Temple at 1 o'clock aliarp. JOHN BHEIHE. Nooie urana.

Masonic Fraternity will give a excursion FRIDAY EVENING, July Ml. 1M7. tbe an earner island Queen. Tne boat will leave foot of Vine at. at 7:30 p.

rru Members of other torhree desiring to attend caa purchase tickets at the boat. YtTALNrT HILLS LODOB F. AND A. M. Stated uteetins TUESDAY EVNLN0.

Jul. la 7 a'oiock. t'laltora welrtrme. JOHN E. HERTIOt Charles W.

Otte, Oecr.tary. W. M. WILLI8 CHAPTER Stated meeting MONDAY I EVAiNlNU. at o'clock.

F. W. HSNDLXY. H. P.

H. O. Skhf. 8ecy. RELICIOUS.

AT DOrCLAS HALL, Spiritual services THURSDAY, at 2JUK good test mediums in attendance. All welcome. Admis sion lfc FIRST SPIRITUAL ENDEAVOR SOCI-JSTY. Covington, Sunday aervice closed until Sundav. September 6.

Ladies' Aid meets WDNEBIAT at 1120 Madiaon avenue. MR3. HAM MEL gives test and business sittings daily st IS'o. a K. Seventh st.

PROF. LTOV, HeaJInc, Bualneea. Test MedJnm. Circles THla DAY. 20 aad 7: To p.

m.Slttines dallyat17 Elm at- SEHVICES at Mr. Dee's THIS "AFTERNOON, at 2. and TH13 VEXING, at Lecture by Ura. Heokman. Tests by Mrs.

Elizabeth Dee Admission, IO cents. SinillST SPIRITUAL CrCH. Elm between NiBth and Court, will bold Special Open Services at 7U) p. m. to-day.

1R ADAH SHE HAN officiating. A tine masicat programme. All Bplritualiste and the public cordially invited. Seats free. EDUCATIONAL.

Ciiie3 cf u.rZA 4 Krv. L. JX BASS. J. Kaagger.

Fittabaix. Toeoetv Canada: New Oriaaaa, 1 New York. H. (V'asninanoa. D.

C. Baa Fraaviace, CaL; Cnicaco, at. Iini-x. as, aad Denver. Cabmda, -There are thousand of positions to as Oiled within tbe aest tew BMr.t ba sil a-r-lK-ations to r.MU.M TKaCHXB bailaoura.

TZ2 rirjJTZ SCZCCL CF las cages P1K.K ECILDISG. Bchaot open alt atrmmer fn French. Oermaa. bpanialh Knasisn. ltia.

Oiett EICYCLE RIDING SCHOOL. S. VT. Cor. and Elm Streets.

Open m. r- 9 rt. -lie. -x 1 J. Li.

F.i.uiii, ildnaer. day, m. los2 Gilbert BIRTHS. FR ETT15'VB'E3ROER JTO Ttr. and Mrs.

H. Freudenberger (nee Lindsey). a girt, July 5, ltsV7. Jdotner and daughter ooiag nicely. RICKING To Mr.

and aire. C. H. RicUng, a ten-pound boy. Thanks Co Dr.

O. H. Oenman. DEATHS. ALTBNAN-Katherine Altenan.

Thursday. July 8. 1WT7, at Uu'tO a. funeral takes place Monday, July 12. at 8.SO a.

from her eon's residence. Glenway and First Price Hill. Requiem high mass at Bt. Lawreoce'e Church at 9 a. m.

Friends InvUed. CORBETT Saturday, July at a. Mrs. Josle Corbett (nee McQuillan). Funeral from the parents residence, KM Walnut Monday.

July 12, 8 .80 a. m. Re quiem High Mass at St, arers Church at a. m. CRAOEN Friday evening, "July 8, Annie Oraeen.

at her late residence. 536 E. Eighth et. Funeral Monday, July 12. Mass at Bt.

Xavier'a Church at 8 a. ra. Roches ter x. papers piease copy. er.

Funeral from residence. Sunday, 10 a. GLADWIBH Thursday, Jaly 8. 18BT. at a.

after a short and painful 111 neas. Christian Glad wish, aged 26 years 10 months and 16 days. Fnneral Sunday, July 11, at 2:30 p. from residence, 227 Mohawk st. Relatives and friends invited.

GAVIN Friday. July 0, at 4-80 p. after a hrlef lllnesa. Mrs. Bridaet Gavin nee Gilleran).

Funeral from the reeldence of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Need, 884 Char, lntte Kt Monday, at 7 a. m. Hlarh Meat of Reoulem at St. Edward's Church, at a a.

m. HAFFET the beloved husband of Elisabeth HafTey. suddenly, Friday evening, o'clock, native of Katie. Arman County. Ireland, aged 48 years.

Funeral from his late residence. 1215 Cutter st. Kequlem high mass from St. Edward's Church Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock. HARRIS Marinda Harris.

Friday, July 9. at p. 72 years of age. Funeral Monday. Julv 11.

at 2 p. from her late home, 516 Bak swell tt, Covington. LYNCH At her late residence. "NJ Main Covirrgton, July 9, 17, Mary, widow of the late Hugh Lynch, in her seventy-first year. Burial from St.

Patrick's Church, July 12. at 8 a. m. St. Louis papers please copy.

LANGDON-At hia notne to Norwood, Ohio. July 10, Joseph G. Langdon, aged 7 years. Funeral at Berean Baptist Church, Norwood. Monday, July 12.

at 10 a. m. MEYER Mary In her seventy-ninth year, Friday, July 1M9T, at ft a. m. Funeral Monday, July 12.

at 2 p. from her residence. No. 1122 York St. Kindly omit flowera.1 McDONOT'GH Thomas at his residence, West Third Saturday, at 8 p.

July 10, lxrr. after-a lingering HI-neea. Due notice of funeral will be given. MILLER Caroline Miller, In her Sd year. Funeral at Mother of God's Church at 8 a.

m. Monday from residence. 273 W. Pike Covington. Ky.

FURCELL Suddenly, July 5, 1887. at Red-mon. 111., 'lliam Bryson Purcell, In his year, eideat eon of Oecaa R. and Mary Purcell, RYAN Mrs, Alloa Ryan, awed 86 years, oa Saturday afternoon, at the reeldence of her nieee. Mrs.

John Ore ham. No. 42H Third et. Funeral Monday morning, Bt- Mary's Church. ChilUcothe.

Ohio. RENKERT Suddenly. Saturday, July 10, Mrs. Eva Renkert. at her late residence, Green st aged 64 yeara 4 montha.

Funeral Monday at 2 p. wl. STRAUSS Thursday afternoon, July 8, Fred, eoa ef Seligmaa ana Amelia Strausa. aged ist years aad IO months. Burial services Mortuary Chapel, Walnut Hilts Cemetery, at lo a.

Sunday. July 1L STUHLMILLEB-Jennle fnee Orey), Saturday, at 2 p. at As Broadway, aged 33 years. Funeral Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock, from St. Xavier'a Church.

THOMAS Calvin W. Thomaa, Friday. July isifl. at p. ton of the late Ebereser S.

and Franeea Ann Thomas, in his year. Funeral Sunday, July 11, at 1 u'tO p. from tbe residence of his ton. J1 Welllngnoa place. ML Awbtrm.

Burial private. WEIL At tbe residence of kef nephew. MyerOettineer. B-cber Weat Wal- nut Hilis, vlatiida Weil, widow of Isaac M. Weil.

Saturday night. July 10, at 10 o'clock. Due notice of funeral wul be Siven. la Lorlno; Ilenieaibrtaee Of Peter T. Met Hit.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Metrln. who lived July la. l-6.

at North Fork. Mason Count. Kentucaiy. Just one year since we laid him to rest. And folded hia cold hands upon his breast.

In he euft-red, in paueur-e he bore. LniiiCiod called him home to xutter a more. One long year has passed away that fatal day. Vi one loved and dearTy prixed 1-ay cold in death before our eye. We miss corr.

tne footsteps: We ml--s him everrwhere. Horre is net what it used to be oi: :ari.re is rit here. not His Lovuia iiOTauxa aJrn OaajroaA. TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER SALE! $5 Waists Waist 1 9c. Ladies of Cincinnati, Voo can coma into oar store and pick oat the finest Shirt Waist wsj have in the store, no matter if it coat fS.73, S-L60 or S498.

and take it bom for 1 White Dack, Fsncy Lawn, Linea Crash and Fancy Suits, coat opto all 83.78 DEATHS. In Memory Of Ralph Sidney Maaa. Died July 1L 1800. The way la dark," he said, yet fearless turned rTtu faca to tread the unknown natn alone. Ne backward glance, no cry or childish straight, as though aom.

distant light A iaana-PrssM. H. fared him forth; and can we doubt that aoon That lia-h-t was rained, those fields of mrrfad flnwera. And angels led hlra those sweet morning hours Tne child who reached hia Father's bouse era noon. The way is dark our earthly way that leads- Nowhltber now that he walks not beside.

The night brings only dark, and leaden- eyea The day Itself its 'customed Journey speeds. But. Oh! how bright that path no mors unknown! What sunshin. of some dear, remembered day: What mild, famftiar light makes plain ttet way, Oar little child feared not to tread alone. A.

M. S. In Loving Retnembraneo Of our dear mother, Elisabeth Hasenstab, woo died two years and aeven montha ago, and our dear father, Adam Hsssn stab, who died one year age. Call hot back the dear departed. Anchored safe where storms are o'er.

On the border land we left them. Soon to, meet and part no more. Far beyond this world of changes. i Far beyond this world of care. We shall find eur mieslng loved oi In our Fathers mansion fair.

From Thctb Lovixo Dadohtebi, Aaaia. AKKta AND UBA ABB. STAB. In LasvlBW Retnerabranc Of our darling, Philip M. Dnmont, who died use ov.

aova. Just like a flower, pure and white, -Amid us he did roam. Greeting all like sunshine bright. Till th. angles called him home.

Dear Philip, in many houra of grtef. And many such there are, We turn for comfort to Our Lord, Who haa taken you away from oa two years ago to-Oay. FaOaf HlS PaABNTS ANB SlSTWJtS. In LoTtnr KememtrraBce Of our dear husband and father. John C.

Katun, who died July 5. IHtC Five long year, your voice is hushed. Five long years your heart is still. Five long years on your innocent brow Haa rested death'a cold chill. But years cannot apan our love.

Nor death break its en dies chain. And as Old Time drifts onward He tells na we'll meet again. Facet His Lovixo Wnx xiro CHixxBBKr. la Lot-ins lie nm txranoe Miss Katie Dorle. who died Jnlv 1 iaax My daughter le gone, but rot forgotten.

Never snail nr memory fader Sweeteat theurhts shall ever Hnarer t. Around Bt. ilarv'x where she is VaM Since sister Is gone I've lost a friend. The best I ever knew: A better sister never lived. A sister more kind and true.

Facia MOTtia-Jt ABT BlSTstB. 'Card oT Thanks. Te the many kind friends, nelehtmm. relm- tivea aad others, who by express, ins of sympathy, words ef condolence, many acts oi ainaness, awe a ana sirengi nenea Be in the hour of our her ave merit, tbe death of Eltaabeth L. Gilhaaa, oor beloved wit and mother, we ex I end heartfeit tharika.

To Rev. Dr. r-wrfiieT. pastor of Madison Avenue Baptist Church, and to Undertaker Gus Menninger we likewise owe a debt ef gratitude for appreciated courtesies. Thanks.

The relative.) of Frank P. Scofelj wish to return einoere thanks to Mr. Gtliert and other, who so kindly assist ad at his burial, and also pallbearers, for tne beautiful floral tr.biMea from sympathlzine friends, and for his kind attention and protr.ptneas at the funeral. btxthex A. Nuost.

il Cr ENTS g-mertot woremanshln. tSOOljALL A Si Court l.lat,ls. Mil a Me'S. a4B Telephone Wn. Creniaition i I t.

Li -1 'toa armty to A. r- ri. ..3 Siiara. DIAMOND AC. W.

4 a CT-CCISXiTt, SPECIAL NOTICES. vx, n-nr P.O..mr cl vurs iyl Lye and -ee'alty 1 NOTICE. SI.98 S3.50 Waist for SI.25. You caa take Waist that cost up to $3.50 for OI.23, tL25 'd tLW for 75c, nd lot of t8c nd 25 Waisu for 49o 49c nasi 7 Waist for 00. ii.easasaisaa.

A Wrapper Sale. The finest Lawn Lappet aad Organdie Wrapperiin the hotue, that coat and KM, go for 82.48 Next lot cost up to $3.00 go forg .98 Next lot coat tip to 12.75 for 8 1.48 Next lot cost up to fi 00 for 81.25 Next lot coat np to 1.75 QOO Next lot cost np to 1.50 for- -75Q Aad one lot worth 88c for 490 Ladies Skirts. Ladies' Tsa Duck Skirt, also Cirta aad -aliases' Skirts, cost L25, for 490 Sif; lot Eadves' Dress Skirts, cost up to $1.60. So for 08O Sun Borat Accordion PUited Shirts, costl $12.50, go for. Fiae Skirts Silk.

Wool, Brmigatiaa aad other, cost np to $9.50, go for 82.08 Ladies' Suits. Ladles' Whit for Dack Jackets, cos ta7S, OOo Children's Dresses and Misses' Suits ACTUALLY GIVEH AWAY. Children's Dresses that cost 50c and 75c go for 25c. The 75c and 98c Dresses 49c. Misses' Suits that cost 7a s-.

tr' o. ju.f go lor DCs t-eUiiaren i-rresses anu giuw 2.75 to 15.00 go for 98c. 'I: 1 1 This Is tne ORIGINAL aa. OKIT One Per Cent A MoutJa Laa a Ciu say last Pepeatted One Thonsand Dollar Ctzck WITH dill Ouaraateeing NOT ta charge MOM tbaa ONB PER CENT a mouth, aad te ALLOW EXTRA time la caw. at -ateknaas or ether atriaf artuaa.

We loan from S10 te 1.OO0 oa faruttms organs, stars, saiooa aad office Bzturas. bone wasonsL diamonds sad lasurenes pottelsa allow ail goods te remain la YOVSt iWA poaesegioK. You eaa pay as baek aa the BriLDIjeO aaeXV CIATION FLAN. MONTH or TEAK. If you owe any furnitore or plaae aeaae or any other loan eootpaay call aad we WIU.

FAY SAMS FOB YOU AND ADTA5CS YOU MOKC MONEY IF YOO WISH IT. We CAUTION yon te ae CA-RrCL Willi WHOM YOU DSAL. AW OT1TEHS ADVKSTI3B, I NO IN THB8E COLUBTNB AB ATTJEMPT1NO TO MISLEAD TUB Pl'BUa CALL at our aaTiee aad we will skew ywa the COPY OF OUR fl.00e.ao CHECK DEPOBITID WTTH MAYOR CALDWELL Sarfereaces Post. aVjattabla Naticaal Bank, 8eoond National Bank. Weatera (I sn Bank aad the National Lafayatte Can, and aae us F1KHT sad we csa aad WTLt.

CO-arvT-eCB you that this Is the ORIGINAL aad ONLY O.VH PER CTCNT COMFAlsY. TEE CHATTEL Vll 3. a Race ettma BuMlag. MOOM IX. AppIleatloBa received by man.

er Fbons tog. SPECTACLES. C0L11S SFEGTSCLES FOR RENT. Witk Parfae. taoa Oisssse, ii.b Lech fcatrnae, grot I sort, are Uiefrsest t-iscaetea ifisnuctureu.

aa esery glass is grouas tnainetnaucailv correct; restore tfts alvttt and areserve avoid otunrooa bpectacles. Car-euiers trac. bpeerscles sent mail adjuatad co ths naitai as. axil as a.ce aaw U7 site aba etrUrcn. FOR SALE.

FOB SALE SALOON Central location. Cheap if aoid at once. V' 129 SYOAMORE sn mr BICYCLE OIL. HEADQUARTERS FOr? BICYCLE OIL-. CINCINNATI OIL WORKS.

BCRCTtn.ARDT A SBMB.aa-t.ase a at wmmx a-, jaex. a-aArat A Good Stan3 For V.tzi. FOH KENT, tne -snasiin-i saumn. win flxturea complete, beer pump, bin lard taote, stt- aear St. Fraaels Catbolie Caarra.

tA.eaty be. aaias kefs. Inquire at af LJoa unset. FOR SALE. Millinery Stor Well established: old business; rood Iocs- In irtclBXva.ii.

wutaupi Xi at CO, Enquirer. CARPET SHAKING. O. BICEOM. rse aewesx A -1 I T'-r Vteat ii H- i' r-' arten St.

Fen rn.NT. GC0D W'h Stt eo -ri- e. a re a. w. ear.

ti r-ee- W.a a a a A REniJANTS OF 17ASI1 DRESS GOOD! Such as Orjandiex, Dimities, Lappets, Laaaa, MuILt, LiocDa, il xiutx Goods worth up to 10c for 3c Yrd. Those worth up to 15c for GtCi ani ca REniinilTS OF TABLE LKIEflS. Table Linens, worth SOc, for Gc a yard. Those worth COc for 2Gc. Those worth 75c for 30c an1 oa- REMNANTS OF LACES EMDROIQEPiIES Laces worth Cc for Jc.

Those worth 10c for QHC Those worth 15c for GCt an on- REMNANTS OF eJ i. Towelings at 2'c worth 5c Others at 4c y5t worth 81c. Some at Qc a worth 12ic, and so on. Mlill LOTS OF TOWELS AND NAPKIIIS Napkins worth C5c dozen go for 3Gc Others worth 51.00 for GOC. Towels worth 8c for Gc 'Those worth 16c for CJc.

OF niDCOriS FOR ALMOST IIOTIIUIS. Ribbons worth 10c for 2c a yard- Those worth 16c for Gc. Those worth 35cHand 40c for Gc and on-' CLEAIilKG UP HI OUR SHEET MUSIC MCBI0 THAI HAS ttZM HA5DLCD, ABD S0MI LI0HTLT iOrLfl-. This Will Be the Greatest Sale Ever On Record. Unee of all kind, of Mnlc tmblUhsd te sell for 40e.

Ji 1UIA SALKm-i RAILROAD. fr "'T II af COAL. sss a atl V.g 11 1La fJOO ftieres of Wtxlc, InstratBental ga vocail puouaoea a-t ar w. is iaia mi. leees of Hnrlc, gaostlr eoBTrigatai vobUshers' price 60e and flOe.

rleees of 7,000 ft THIS SALS esf wl Ut; TEi? JULY torn. Atlantic City, Cape May Aad JUa Ottktr Coast roUtv Tveave Oia r-luwui 4-30 f.tn. Threurh eoachea aad sleep Ins; Cars wMhout change, wee Agent Thayer, Fourth and Vine streets, or Address Geo. Rockwell, A. F.

A. 1 THE OEQTs Aad We Sail Itaa Caep ss tba Ovttpaet Its Ini irl I t'h li; if OOT OF aeLA. rmBBT. relepawa FOR THE LAME. sttli.

Lmisa I mTJtM" Paraoas wit Ixaliisl Llsnse eaa have Fa taaaiens aaade te sssar erst naaaa botb feat sack anxe. ae ain. bee sbort aa Umb aaay Be. VJM. JOOHINSBN SS Latngweatak BX CHIMNEY CLEANING.

ATK TXXaT. "LABOR AKD DAlSwCaS FROM VlltK, a4trr AID IMCmK, CCS If 1 ies sr t- V. v.t:rT--ia:y. wi.l-r'e sxAS-rracrraca or Passenger e.r.1 It. W.

kero.4 M. TeLie. ST EA trHIPS. m.ri a. i.a 1 an 'i.

f. r-t. HI eased ar. wemane tioairf. w-se art iw0 -r fl i 1 irt "'it tu.

1m It. -v'. 'VTL 'H j-J'-raa I I Chrmnry Doexor. CHy tricnts tor n' cheap. ELEVATOFS.

a I e. mm, I a. am. -S ari-l a-fc I AMUSKMINT8. IC cAt e3C AU 0r4n br mall must beUtsar adgmest- Wo catalofos ssat of tbss good.

C0J-T corr Oalclcy a KCCC ft f. a. Ta ft.a,a-rWriT"TI BrL.9l.4eS. llr-leiallesIa4av0Aai Admlttias, Sl.oa Laateg. AOc raf L1 paea Trslas.

Cetrt rsl Pnlaa fMaflaa, at p. as. Rnalar Train, at I. 1 and Sao a sa. --tn.

ears from and walnut itirouan i. tr Daylight nd Moonlight EXCURSION. 150-MIle Ride Only 50c T.kerUeamerriTT 0t LOl I'VULf 0 a. m. SI.

AY. returning at Vs p. n. boa 'aueie na kacuaioaiasU take ewal Iwot broadwsr. Lawregccpiffanl Aarart, 25 ta4Trf.

KIHST 4JRAWD FIC.tIO Gives by tbe oxcivwati nt-XKrrr uncjirrr At raise Water Fa-rB. ag attay i It, lieu aim a. arl ia. a avieal timo. Traaat leaas braad Cairal a.

la. ai.d I p. as. 1 1' S.is C. H.

at O. RV. fl DAYTON AND RETURN. Ce.H.&D.Ry. BVHQAY.

JULY IfJ. Train leaves Dope. Fifth Bay miller. 1 a. at.

FOR SALE OR RENT. Grain Elevator -Won SALEon TZsUlTI? 'arriCILtMLLir. Modern, flrst-elsaa Oeasn Ctavate af larva aa. laiu, fidly asuipaad anth wlua, fv-y Una. aesl--, anMlia.

Aau. aVL M.eta mumat and la renaiing uraW. lavsa ssitaa la. i. tru ra cr.r UAl -t cl le.

ax. M. hsilMWiT v. ill mi i raaa ai a aaat U. ala.

FTtl fTf A. aV.HMIi.l. Ms. lit K. yvurta sc.

Lis. i. a it ar an i Y. ta re laal es i'l. I J.

st 1 1 a a' i I -r III. iift''L it m.rmui A FCR VF'T. 4 I a- "i w' a a I S. LECAL NOTICES. OT CP la hereby givea that tbe undar-aiad wiiL I 1 tfesaeh ae.i, t.

tne Lin uay hi July. at i' ai either of the wndemigned ail rt -yi. t- va aeaiad bide for the entire ew a of ciiaitela, Cxturea mi4 mereb. hum, liaT tne book atcunu ajid r.t.. b'tiated In tne store to Juuse Stephen, karaaed at 7- -Aiuiaa alrast.

Walnut Hiiia. s.o of druas. toui.lers, aaetvn I pieixTlptioo se, s.ia water a rasee and rfer property, a n. -r atrr I r-i lo tna Invantory aa Uim ia I ta 1. sf tiie Hanillt'jB (amoioii f'eeaS Oi Terms of sal.

are one balf ra.n. a. a Wf In hre nd st mowt ha, i 1 rtv. er ail rash st tbe opiUao i. -eraser.

A I bls i aae feed wtil be at ease eeperted l0 tiia 'r lia ae' in. WILLIAM SI Ki K. Steeeivar. Ctnelnnatl, Juiv. 1 7.

D. (.. AliaO Jawae. Att nAI.T Tost rrifVTf rtufT Ka. 1 Ml a1 1 -m Ilf -r a l.r'.ac.

-w i.n rt. 1 an "I in 1 12 a er I- 1 i la apre.n 1'isw t'My. I' 1.1. el ti r.i.'.4r etil .1 Ui. n.i I a l.ie-t af fliAir.

av.iiii I a all uk i- -f. al e-'-a i ee a. i4 a. of to. et I II.

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