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3 TM1 DAILY PU1LJ0 LIEWIK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, ill's ff RAIN! RAIN! RAIN AND WE SELL RUN COATS THAT ARE IUARAXTEER ABSOLUTELY HAIN-PROOF. $5 TD $2D SKK THEM IV TIIK EAST WINDOW. ALL OVERCOATS AND WINTER SUITS HEDUCED IX PRICE NOW FOR CASH. GEO. H.

FRANK CO Maysvlllo Foremost Clothiers, TOBACCOMARKET Snlos On Loose LenI Floor An Reported llr tho Various Warehouses, Home. Pounds sold 161,060 High price $60.00 Law price $3.00 Average $11.4 Special Comer Collins, Mason county, Ross Wiggins, Ma son county, Vinson Spencer, Fleming county, J. L. Itarbert Fleming county, Independent. Pounds sold 22,955 High prlco $43.00 Low prlco $3.50 Average Central, Pounds sold 54,220 High prlco $51.00 Low prlco $3.50 Average $12.66 Special W.

It. Newell, Mason county, Robert Taylor, coun ty, $16; J. A. Douldln, Mason county $14.71. Farmers Pounds sold 64,590 High price $51.00 Low price $3.60 Averago $10.50 Special Riley Rico, Cullodcn, Dave Rico, Cullodcn, AV, White fc Owens, Mason county, n.

W. Knut, Kaut, John Duncan, Mason coun ty, Charles Clarkston, Galls county, $18.04. Pounds sold 100,335 High price $49.00 Low prlco $3.00 Average $11.67 Special Emory Grover, Mason county, 1,775 pounds, Hughes Craycraft, 890 pounds, Campbell Phillips, 1,780 pounds, E. T. Kirk OWell, 2,855 pounds, $15; Osborn Rico, 31.120 pounds, George Mitchell Fullmer, 1,600 pounds, $16.30.

Liberty. Pounds sold 143,435 High prlco $50.00 Low prlco $3.00 Average $11.75 Special Adam Pabst Son, $22; II, A. Hill, Jeff Evans, $16.09. Market strong, TIMELYADVICE Frozen Water Pipes Wluler Hazard How To Thaw Them Ont. Many winter lires aro caused by 111 advised attempts to thaw frozen wnter pipes.

a miming match, torch or open flame of nuy description should never be employed for this purpose. To wrap the pipes with oil-soaked rags and set thorn on flro Is worse limn folly, It is incendalrism. Pipes are almost Invariably adjacent to walls or partitions where thcro 1b an ascending current of air 10 leou ana spread a flaino. Even if tho (lamo does not start a fire Its sudden local heat may cause the pipe to break and flood the promises with water. Recommendation.

Wrap tho frozen section of the pTpo with cotton cloth and pour hot water upon It (evou If tho hot water must bo obtained from a neighbor) uutll the ice In tho pipe gives way. Rags on the floor at tbo base of or under tho pipe will absorb the waste water. If tho freezing Is too severe to yiold to this treatment send tot a plumber. Reputable plumbers always avoid running water pipes along outBlde walls whero It la possible to do bo. Property owners when building should look out for this.

It may some time buvo money and vexation. i DEATH OF ANDREW (UHNAHAN. Mr. Andrew Parnahnn, formerly a resldont of this city, but for several years a resident of Sprlugfleld, 4Icd at Ills home In that city Monday oi pneumonia. Ho Is survived by throe sous, James, Johu and Charles, ni C4w daughter, Mrs.

Luclen Parker, 'Ho $tprlngflld, Jptennont took THAN' ONE METEOR MAY HAVE BEEN SEEN. Those persona who Wednesday morning volunteered tho Information Hint they had soon the meteor, which passed over Afnrsrlllo, fall In the river near tho Icq piers may not have been tho victims of an optical lllu sloii after all. Thoro may liavo been more than one meteor abroad In tho skies In this vicinity that morning, but all of them children of tho parent mass that startled Mnysvllllnns and thousands of other pcoplo by Its spec tacular plungo through space. Prof. J.

Url Lloyd of Cincinnati, conies to tho defenso of thousands who claim that tho meteor landed near them. According to him thcro wnB a. possibility that when tho great mass struck tho lower strata of air pieces of It may liavo been shed and sent hurtling through tho nlr in all directions to strlko tho earth in spots fnr removed from ono another. Each one then became a meteor within It- solf. record drop.

One of tho greatest drops In torn. pcraturo ever recorded in MaysvllU occurred between Wednesday nftor noon and Thursday morning. Tho olHclal instruments nt the home of Mrs. Marsh, whero tho Iocnl government records are kept, showed that at 3 p. Wednesday, tho mor cury was nt 70, while nt 7 a.

Thursday, it had fallen to 19. The drop of 51 degrees In sixteen hours Is regarded ns "some records," oven by tho old-timers. The cold wave which struck Mays vlllo Wednesday night camo directly from the N'orthwcst. Tho minimum. tcmporature at Devil's Lake, N.

D. Thursday wuh 44 degrees below zero Iowa reported 20 below and In Kansas it varied from zero to 20 below. Chi cngo and St. Louis registered 4 below, while Peoria, 111., had 16 below. Great Buffering among the poor Is reported everywhere.

MRS. Jl'IJA ANN HKOTIIERS DEAD, Mrs. Julia Ann Drothers, widow of the late T. D. Brothers, passed away at the home of her son, Joe Brothers, near Germantown, Saturday.

Mrs Brothers had been 111 from an attack of the grip, but was thought to have recovered and at the time of her death was Ironing. Mrs. Brothers resided in Augusta with her husband for number of years. Had she lived four days longer, until January 12, she would have been 75 years old. Tho following children mourn her loss Charles of Hamilton, Clarence of Cincinnati; Robert of Maysvlllo; Will and James of Augusta; Joe of near Germantown Mrs.

Ed Colvln of Bcpoksville, and Mrs. Nln Colvln of Foster. Funeral services were cotv ducted nt the Christian church. 1111,1, HOYLE WILL GO TO RE THOIT TIGERS. (Portsmouth Star.) bcont Billy Doyle returned from Detroit late Tuesday night, whero ho has been In conference with President Navln of the Detroit Tigers.

Billy stated that the terms of tho contract submitted to him by Mr. Navin wero entirely satisfactory, but that ho has Borne matters he will have to look after nt Cleveland before he can sign up with tho Tigers. However, It la urac tlcnly assured that Billy will afllx hlu signature to a contract. FOUR I'. S.

SOLDIERS DROWNED Galveston, January 13. Cap tain Edward P. of Louisville, medical corps, United States army, attached to tho coast artillery post at Fort Crockett and three prl vaies or mo coast artillery corps, were drowned In tho Galveston chan nel today when the boat J. B. 16 was run down and sunk by a tank steamer.

ON THREE COMMITTEES. Representative Hurry P. Puruell of this county, was namod on tbreo com mittees by Speaker Duffy In the House of Representatives at Frankfort, as follows: Cities of tho Fourth Class. Tuberculosis. Internal Improvements KAISER'S SISTER HURRIES TO REItSIDE.

London, January 13. A wlrelesj llspatch from Romo says that Queen Sophia of Greece hua been summoned to tho bedside of her brother. Emperor William, whose Illness 1b described as serious, and tho queon is to depart at once for Berlin. PHILIPS FOOT MASHED. Vernon Irvlu, aged 10 years, of Springdale, waa Injured Thursday ove- nlng by a O.

O. freight train at that point. Tho lad's foot was budly mashed. Dr. A.

Taylor, attended tho youngster, who la resting easily. CINCINNATI'S NEW POSTMASTER, Washington, January 13. President Wilson today nominated Joel O. Clore I tut t'uoiiimniui jtl viuciiiiiRH. Sylvestor and Plack Reed of Foster, have two fine foxhounds, and on last Saturday the dogs ran down a rod fox which measured three and; a half Jfeet In len'tb.

The chase, Itsted four I MOKE Mr. John Corlli of Brooksvlllo, wan hof Thursday. MAYSVILLE PRODUCE MARKET Following are this morning's quota tlons on country produce, telephoned at 9 o'clock by tho E. L. Manchester Produce Company: Dutter 16c Eggs 26o Hens 12c Springers 10c noostcrs Ec Hickory nuts 7Gc CIHCIHNATIHARKETS Grain.

Wheat No. 2 red $1.2901.31. Corn No. 1 white 7072c; No 1 yollow 71734c. Oats No.

2 wlilto 520153c. Hay No. timothy $20; No. 1 clover $17.50. Lire Stock.

Cattle Heifers butchers Hogs Packers, and butchers $6.95 7. Sheep Extrn $6.5006.65, Lambs Extra $10.75011. Provisions. Butter Dairy 24c. Eggs Prlmo flrstB 34c.

Poultry Fryers 18c, roosters 9V4o; voting turkeys 21c. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING All Items under Ml htad ant a tcorrt t)antad. WANTED BoarderB and roomers, $5 per week; corner Bridge nnd Third Btrects. Mrs. P.

J. McDonald. J14-tf WANTED Second-hand roll-top desk. I Phone 72. J13-lw jfelp Wanted.

WANTED Female Help. All girls desiring work In the now Gibson Garment Company which will manufacture houscdrcsses, on pow er Bowing machines, will plcnso np-1 ply to Secretary-Manager, Chamber of Commerce, odlco over Standard Bank. J12-lw for Rent. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Mrs.

Fannie Stallcup, 426 Forest avenue. J13-3t FOR RENT Houso of eight rooms. water nnd gas, on Fifth street Apply to Miss Anna Wallace, Rcstau-' rant Royal, Market street. D21tf Bern Today! "The Alster Case" In five acts. By Rufus Gilmore.

Tito year's greatest mystery drama featuring BRYANT WASHBURN, RUTH STONEHOUSE and an nil-star cast. Who killed Cornelia Alster This is the great problem in Essa nay's wonderful detective piny. Cnn you solve it? It will puzzle you! It will thrill youl MUSIC BY GEM ORCHESTRA Gem today! DELAYER SHIPMENT! Owing to BOino mlstako on tho pan of the factory, a shipment of New Year candy lias Just reached us. Wo aro required to take tills candy, and to get rid of tho overstock aro selling it For Saturday Only at the special prlco of 10c pound. This cundy Is tho same as wo usually soil for 20c and 30c a pound, but now becauso of the com lng In of tho delayed shipment, wo aro forced to soli It at tho Urcut Re duction.

Remember, this Bale Is for Saturday only. M. Q. HIEItLKY SON, 229 Market St. Tile PASTIME MATINEE 2 and 3:30.

EVENING 7 nnd 8:30. HI 0 A GIRL OF YESTERDAY Delightful Rorninqe Introducing GLEN MARTIN, Nforld-Famous Aviator, In Action, Admission 10c. Matinee at 2 1 COFFEE And Quench Your Thirst SPECIAL Our 20c grndo, 3 pounds for 60c. Our 25c grado, 2 pounds for 46c. Our 30c grndo, 2 pounds for 50c.

Standard Dried Peaches 3 pounds for 26c. Our best Mulr Punches 10c pouhd. Good Sifted Peas 2 cans for 26c. Petit Poln, oxtra fino, 3 cans for 60c. Canned Tnblo Peaches, pooled, 10c.

Celery, Lettuco and all kinds of Fruits nt a low prlco. Thcso Prices Mean CASH. CABLISH BRO. "QUALITY GROCERS" Humors from Paris aro to tho effect that Germany Is on tho verge of a rev olution. Fcollng runs high against the knlsor and Crown Prince, it Is said.

OUR COLORED CITIZENS Mt. Herman Chapter No. 8, A. will meet tonight at tho Mason Hnll at 8 o'clock. All members aro requested to bo present.

Business of Importance. WILLIAM BROOKS, H. P. M. Taylor, Secretary.

Drink Good Scene From UTHE GIRL OF YESTERDAY," Featuring -Mary PIckford, nt at die Washington Theater Today. Mallneee nt '2 nnd 3:30. Evening 7 and 8:30. First Evening Performance Out In Time For Lyceum. YOUR DAUGHTER WANTS THOSE BOOK FOR THE SCJIOOL FOR THE H03IE.

MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS FOR BRAIN FOOD OR RELATION. Maysville's Popular Book Store. T.H E' I VE'R The most practical idea of style, quality, refinement nnd comfort embodied in the Ford Coupclet. A storm-proof, cozy, closed car, or snappy roadster tho chaifge can be made in two minutes. The deep cushions, the wide, richly upholstered seat, mean comfort and pleasure.

Ford Coupe-let $590; Runabout $390; Touring Car Town Car $G40; Sedan $740, f. o. b. Detroit. On sale at the Central Garage, 112, 114, 110 Market street.

ULLIAX FltAKCIS JOYNKS and J. IV. SMILEY in "THE WITNESS" Lubln Tbreo-Keel Fcaturo I MARY PR KFOKD, "The Idol of GIRLS' TEAM LEAVES TODAY. The Maysvlllo High School girl basketball team will leavo this nftor noon on their down-river trip. Thcro thoy will meet tho girls' teams of Bol levuo nnd Highlands.

Thoso making tho trip aro Misses Jones, Ball, Hall alienor, Borry, Matthows, Llngcnfol sor, Wood and Conch Dlckman. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. All persons holding claims against tho cstnto of Wllllarii Young, deceased will plcnso present thorn proporly proven for settlement. Persons owing tho cstnto will plenso scttlo same with mo. JULIA S.

YOUNG, mo-wcd-frl Administrator WE HIT THE MARK And Get tho Business With TRUE BLUE COFFEE? PER POUND More Cups to tho Pound. Always Ro liable. Rich In Flavor. LET US ROTH MAKE MONEY. Maysville Tea and Coffee Co.

Leaders In Qunllty HGSiitlon Street. Phono 65(5. Maysville, Ky. A L. A 11 Ml und II) -In- "II.UI AND TIIH EXI'EHIAIEXT" Somo Comedy S3 CLEARANCE SALE AT HOEFLICH'S Goods of Quality and Worth at Cut Prices 5c buys Apron Ginghams worth 7c, new lot.

10c buys winter Goods, worth up to 25c. Sheets, Sheeting, at lowest prices. Short icngtns cheap. ROBERT H0EFLICH I 211 -and 213 Market Street Puts ifou on your feet Jhgain! Makes you Jiatfe a ffew peeling! SKexall Cod ier Oil Smulsion is)ith ft ypo phosphites Jhis form of cod liver oil is easy and pleasant to take, fine for children. CHENOWETH DRUG nil The 3fes Store.

INCORPORATED SPLENDID RESIDENCE FOR SALE Airs. George DIencr's residence on corner of Fifth and Llmcstono streets. Prlco only $1,550. Tho lot alone Is worth Two minutes wulk from tho business section of tho city, and In SHERMAN ARN Your eyes neglected now may bring serious trouble, painful and expensive, Inter In life. If you're troubled with eye strain, with all Its painful sypptoms, why continue to suffer when you can not only obtain relief by wearing glasses as we fit them, but preserve and protect your vision? Wo will examlno your eyes and give glasses only If glasses will benefit you.

Broken lenses duplicated. DR. KAHN, of Cincinnati, Every Monday. DR. GEORGE DEVINE, O.

Every Day Optometrists and Opticians. O'Keefe IGOOD TOBACCO: Good tobacco, well handled, is bring- ing good prices. Now in what better way can you invest some of those good prices than to beautify your home with some good Furniture? I have the larg- est and best line of good, serviceable 9 Furniture in the city. Great, big, roomy Rockers from $2 to $10. Dressers, Wood, Iron and Brass Beds in propor- tion.

In fact, anything in the Home Line from the kitchen to the garret. A You Can Get the Best for the Least Money Here BRISBOIS, The 42 West Second Street. IIIXE.V HOLMES "A PERILOUS CHANCE" Kalom Drama the Screen," in DA MONK HOO. KiaiiT rnoAE 335. a good residence neighborhood.

Insurance and Real Estate Are You Suffering From Eye Strain? Building, Market Street, Over De Nuzie. 4 Furniture Man Satisfaction Guaranteed. MO.NDAY MME. OLOA I'ETROVA In THE HEART OF A FAINTED WOMAN" "It's a Metro Feature" 991 i.