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THI DAILY f tmUO IMDOMA, MtfDAY, DlOSMftBl 90, 1016.
IB Sor advertisement of September
wo ststr.l :
"Wa are n pectin every day
IsVUM worth of Hlnr Sertre
all Wool, fMt-rolnr Snltx.
whir It wc hall ell at the oM
pries of $10, IUL50 and lift.
Ws oald ell tliw to retail
merchant-, hat wf wo'il."
ft
So, beglnnloa KRIItAV, IIKCF.MBKH
l and continuing for one week w
are going to fulfill our agreement by
placing these Blue Serge, all-wool
Suit nn tale at
$10, $12.50 and $15
See window display.
Deo. H. Frank & Co.
Maysville 's Foremost Clothiers
$50,000 DAMAGES
Asked It) the Equitable Trust Co, of
Itovcr ax AdmlnlKtrator of Thomas
Herron Against the Bate k
It litre rs I diminution Co.
Pmonals
Mr. Lee Rramble apent Christmas
with relatives In Hiring
Mr. Jamea Walton of Portsmouth.
Onto, waa a bualneaa vlaltor In thla
TOBACCO SALES
Tm the Opening Bay After the I hri.t
Ma Holiday Are Rather Heavy
With Prles Hanging Prom
ffUfi to HI.
The opening aalaa after the holidays
yeaterday ware rather heavy and a to-
-T . o,y ...trntay
UIU HI pt n i-n iniirViiiK Aivaai avv.tv ,v
$.11 per hundred Ml. Grace Myera of Carll.lo ha. re-
various hou.es were ,rn(d t0 fc, home aftfr . .rt rl.lt
lum but the market continued atrong relMvci n tMn cltv.
aa In the past.
Two .eta of buyer, were on the Ann(e Uurle W(U.mock of
break. ye.terday and the aale. pro- Qr Ky., I. vl.ltlng Ml.. Dorothy
mm much more r.pdly In thla lu.pkm ,5... Ponrth rppt
manner. Thla will continue during
me ru.n season, a.... Mr.. Roland Steele haa returned to
VLT . J J " home on Bast Second .treet after
within two day. after aHlwy. wlth ratlvp. , Nfmport
The recent damp weather ha.
brought a great deal of tobacco In Mr and M A T Rnd cn
shape and almost every MwjMri , , chrlatmaa at
least part of hi. crop thplr country home near Hlll.horo.
ready for marketing. A great deal of . i
tobacco will doubtless reach thla mar- Matthew, of Eaat Third
ke on Saturday and Sunday and big home .
"S.'wSwm'VKi- y- !!,'y.,,evera, wUh re,at've" ,h'B
ieruny.
IfllUfT
Pounds sold 105,445
Suit was tiled yeaterday with Cir
cult Clerk Jamea B. Key by the Equit
able Trust Co. of Dover a8 administra
tor of Thomas Herron, deceased
against the Bates & Rogers Construc
tion Co. Hon. A. D. Cole of this city
represents the plaintiff.
In the petition the plaintiff states
that their intestate, Thomas Herron,
waa employed by the Rates & Rogers
Construction Co., as a laborer togeth
er with other laborers, under the dl
rection of a foreman, and also in the
employee of the said defendant In do-
ing manuel labor in connection with
the said construction work not far
from one of the defendant's Iron smoke
stacks used by it to conduct smoke
and steam from one of its engines and
boilers operated in connection witb
the said construction work when said
Iron smoke stack, which haa been
erected by the defendant, being insuf
ficiently defectively and dangerously
held In place, broke and fell upon and
hurled the said intestate, Thomas Her
ron, to the ground; that thereby ho
wsb greatly bruised on and about his
person and his back was broken; that
thereby he became paralyzed in the
lower part of his body and thereafter,
as a result of the said Injuries, died,
to the damage of his estate in the sum
t,: $50,000.
The plaintiff further states that the
accident was caused by the gross
negligence and carelessness of the de
fendant The iron smoke stack ergot
ed by the defendant was insufficiently,
defectively insecurely and unsafely at
tached and held in place and rendered
the place in and around the same
within a radius of its legnth and un
safe place in which to work.
The plaintiff asks for the sum of
$50,000 in damage for the death of
Herron and all cost..
ALUMNI GAME TONIGHT
Team of (irnduate of the High School
Will Meet Thla Year's Team In
the Auditorium of the Central
District Building Tonight.
Tonight In the auditorium ot the
High School, the regular team of that
school will meet a team picked from
the Alumni of the school. The game
promises to be very interesting and a
large crowd is expected out to see tne
two local team play each other.
The lte-ups for the two team, will
probably? be as follows:
Alumni Marsh, center; E. Parker
and Hampton, forwards; Shea and
Dickson, guards; Fitzgerald and
Clarke, substitutes.
High School Wood, center; Smoot
and Everett, forwards; Downing and
Browning, forwards; S. Parker and
Bowman, substitutes.
In former years the contests be
tween the Alumni and the High School
team, have always been a walkaway
for the latter owing to the lack of
organization and team work In the
Alumni team. Thla will not be so this
year as the Alumni team has been
picked from men that have either been
Staying iu college or who have been
Slaying at night at the High School.
eThey have had several practice, to
gether and all of the team feel that
they will give the High School boys 1
tough tussle.
On the other hand the High School
team haa had the experience of play
lug several of the strong teams In this
aeuion and have been victorious In
every contest thus far played except
one. Thi. experience will be very
valuable to them and they are confi
dent of adding another scalp to their
tring.
The outcome will be watched by a
large number of alumni not on the
team and the High School students
and those interested in that organization
Ranker and Mrs. J.
Foster Harbour
Miss Margaret Coughlln haa return
ing nrln S ,r Oil l:u lu "r "Olllw III UCI lllllllluwii auci a
ngn price ii visit with relatives and friends in thi.
Low price 8.75 .
Average 1H.13 "
Special crop.: W. J. :Cackler Ma-
ioir. y ti at 1.-1..,,,;,,.,
18 10 Reed A Snedegar Mason left yesterday afternoon to spend sev
lll.lv, BSt ktonTsaorn, iSS kB at Cllftn SriD- Ne"
$19.23.
Offerings medium. Market strong. Mr MarUn & c,arkQ Qf clnclnnatli
. . , , . Ohio, has returned home after spend-
1, Independent-! entral , n nod w1tn nU glgter Mri
Pounds .old 7B.965 - -.-
High price $25.50 ( narle" Au"tln' . . ,
Low price 10.50
Average 10.38
Special imps John Shunklin,
Fleming, $18.12; Oakley A Oakley,
Fleming, $19.10; Jones ft Carrigan,
Adams county, Ohio, 1S 70 Nelson
Curtis. Mason, $17.15; S. P. Rogers,
Robertson, $18.16.
Mrs. Mary Quaintance of West
Fourth street attended the funeral ol
her uncle, Baldwin DcBell at Flem-
ingsburg, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs.. William Anderson and
family of Cincinnati, have returned
home after apendlng the holiday, wtth
j relatives of this city.
Farmers k Planters
.... j- uti r.o cor
u,T 1 HfS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Poe left
rtign price mn.mj y(lgterday mornn(! for tner nonie In
ixm price li io f.ovlngton after a gnort wed,iing trip
Average io.t through Central Kentucky.
Special crops: Jake Collins, M:i- . . .
son, 120.06; Collins ft Hill, Mason,'
$19.75; A. Vermillion, Bracken, $18.7:';
Mrs. Bessie Alexander and Maley, Ma
son. $18.32; Mrs. Easybuck and Kirk,
Mrs. C. C. Cllne returned to her
ki me in Portsmouth, Ohio, yesterday
after spending Christmas with her
naronla Mi anil U ro Honron Mao na
ZZZl of East Front street.
Lee and Kuble, Mason, $17.07; Easy- . . .
bat ft J. Kirk, Maaon, $17.04. Mr Robert CoUw.y Hn,, g,8l,r, Ml8g
- Frances Conway of Cvnthiann. were
o urowera Vre yesterday to attend the funeral
Pounds sold 65 085 ()f Vp (, w Adair M, rn,av ,p.
High price ZJ."0 tlirmd to n(g home ypBt,.rday but Mis.
, ')rloe ,"2 :onwuy will remain km several
Average 16.67 dRV8
Special crops: John M. Pollltt, Ma-
son, $18.50; Mrs. Pat Tlerney, Mason,
$18.03; T. J. Johnson, Mason, $17.45;
George Rodie, Hrown county, Ohio,
$16.15
t MH.llfli TISIT
Hants ( Ian. will vl.lt the children
of the Central Presbyterian Sunday
scio.nl this evening at the church .
arriving at seven o'clock. Old Santa
.ends a apeclal Invitation to all the
older member, of the congregation to
be present and aa.lat him In making
the children have a merry time. In
addition to hi. pack he has ordered
candy from Mr Traxel which will be
pulled after hi. distribution.
The children of thla school made a
nice offering to suffering Belgians
and home mountain work on last Sun
day morning.
MQI'IRK J A MRS CHAMRKRI.AIX
Squire James Chamberlain of this
county, died at Lexington, Ky., Wed
nesday evening. Mr. Chamberlain wa.
for a number of year, a magl.trate In
thi. county. He waa 76 yeara of age
at the time of hia death. He I. sur
vived by five children, Mr.. Charles
Kreltt. Mr.. H. H. Ro.ser, Arthur,
John and Leslie Chamberlain of thi.
county. The funeral will be held thi.
afternoon at 2 o'clock In the May.vlllo
cemetery. Service, will be held at the
grave.
Oenfaea Cannot He Cared
by local applications, aa they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the oar.
There la only one way to cure deaf
in sh and that I. by constitutional
remedies. Deafne. I. caused by aat
Inflamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
thla tube la Inflamed you have a rum
hllng sound or Imperfect hearing, and
when it I. entirely closed, Deafne.. to
the result, and unlea. the Inflamatlon
can be taken out and thla tube restored
to It. normal condition, hearing will
be dost roved forever; nine cases out
nf ten are caused by Catarrh, which to
nothing but an Inflamed condition ot
the mucous surfaces.
We give One Hundred Dollara for
any caae of Deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F J CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, O.
Sold hv Druggl.t., 76c.
Take Hall'. Family Pill, for constipation
Begin the New Year right give $66 an acre,
your Inside, a thoro cleaning, wash
ing, purifying. Protect them against
the coming year', sickness and dis
ease. Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea
cleans the stomach, bowels and kid
neys a. soap and water doe. the face
makes you feel like new all over.
Without fall; try It. J. J. Wood ft
Son.
FARM FOR AM
Situated five miles East of Maysville
on Rurtonvllle pike, known as part of
the Hntze farm. 92 acres, one big to
bacco barn, new five-room house and
necessary outbuildings. If sold at
once this farm can he purchased at
W K. HOTZE,
Sprlngdale, Ky
LAST WEEK
Of the Year To Finish a Very
Successful Year
We have puc a lot of goods out for
special sale. You can use them every
day and save on yonr purchase.
Dress Goods, Silks, Muslins, Sheet
ings, Table Linens, etc.
sRnhBrt L. Hmflich
I
211 and 213 Market Strut
AH members of Limestone Lodge,
No. 36 K. of P. are requested to be
present tonight to witness the initia
tion of two candidatea in the first and
secend degree work. The goat has
been well fed and Is ready for the
fray
Matinee at the Prineess Rink today
from 2 until 4sS0 p. m. 26tl
Arn Bro.'s
FRKNII KOASTKR
OI'I'ORTI'NITY FOR YOl'Mfl Income. Maintenance and aalary while
WO.MKN learning the art of Nursing. Require-
To secure a profession which en- ments: Uood morals, grammar school
titles them to the respect of the Com-; education and Eood health. AodII-
ni unity, fits them for any walk in life, cants, apply to Hayswood Hospital,
,811(1 provides an independent source of' Maysville, Ky.
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THE PUBLIC I HM.Ht
DAILY
WITHAL MOYIE STAMP
COUPON
One of theae coupons good
for one Mutual Movie Stamp
when presented at the Ledger
office or at any merchants who
give and redeem Mutual Movie
Stamps.
t: .j. J
Coffee
costs no more than the ordinary can
ned coffee.
For sale at our store and by all
leading grocermen.
RoaBted daily by
MAYSVILLE TEA, COFFEE
& SPICE CO.
PHONE 656.
WHERE QUALITY RULES"
Cheap Residence
Mr. J. L. Rudy's, f room residence
on Forest nvenue (out of water dis
trict). This place can b- liought for
$1600. the lot cost $750.
S Man; Yoor'c
I Greetings
We wish to thank our many patrons
for their generous patronage and wish all
a Happy, Prosperous New Year.
New Year Greeting Cards now on sale.
DE NUZIE
MAYSVILLE S POPULAR BOOK STORE
225 MARKET STREET :::::::::: MAYSVILLE, KY.
Mr. T. Gordon Gilmore is spending
the latter part of this week In Cincin
nati, attending the directors and
tnnbhil.lAPa mAl In rr ,,f , Vw. V It
Offerings medium, market strong. Webgter Co and the annua, Daui)uet
. .. given by Mr. E. R. We bate i, president
Liberty of the corporation, at his home on
mSm "ead'tit! Road, Avondale.
classified advertising wbII?g8 Residence PASTIME TODAY
Rounds sold
High price 123.00
Low price 9.00
Average 16.27
Special crops: Marshall & Rramel
DIES FROM HI ItNN
ir"i ,V?U18 !: i1: 5?5f Hayswood Hospital
Campi 117.49: F. Riley & Sons, $18.07. evnin(? after JJL
Offerings common
Mrs. Octavla Crosby died at the
on Wednesday
nvpnlnp after hnlnc i-ootitwd thore I'm
Market strong. gome t)me ag a reguit 0f DurnB gUB.
p . tuined when a gas stove exploded at
I copies . her home on Union street several
Pounda sold 17 836 weekl Mn Crogb wag m ,
High price $22.00 N(,w Hampshire In 1828. She was
ixjw price 13.25 twlcp marrled and iB gurvlved by one
Average 17.J6 w- rhrioa r t ..vitt nt s;..ni.,
Special crops: Morgan & Louth, Wa;h, The funeral" wllI be heid from
South Ripley, 3585 pounds. $17.54
the Central Presbyterian Church this
A HIM I h I t Ol H PART
In yesterday's Issue of the Ledger
we slated that Mr II. Sam True, who
died in txiuiaville on last Tuesday wa.
a candidate for the noiuluatlon as
Circuit Clerk In the Democratic pri
mary lu 1916. This was a nil.take on
our part aa Mr. True has not been j
resident of this oounty for a great
number of year, and we oonfuaed him
with another Mr. True.
It's never Idle a minute, busy aa a
nailer, gets right to the bowels; works
while you're asleep or awake llollis
ter'a Rocky Mountain Tea fur Htoppud
up bowel, coativeneas, constipation,
sick headaekee, bad breath, poor appe
tite. Try It without fail 36c J J
BMi Hon
Morgan & Kelley, Manchester $18.66. afternoon at 2 o'clock. Dr. John Bar
iviaraei strong, onerings meaium. m. pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church will conduct the service
Amazon
Pounds sold 18,500
High price $26.00
Low price 12.50
Average 16.52
Market strong.
All Items 'inder this head t cent
word. Minimum charge 10 cents.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Four-room brick house;
water and light. Apply at 405 East
Front street.
FOR RENT-rThree furnished rooms
for man and wife. Phone 630.
FOR RENT: Homo of Misses Joerger,
formerly occupied by Mrs. Thomas
Best, on Kant Second street. Applv
to Thomas L. Ewan & Co. 28-?.t
WANTED .
WANTED Two pipe Moore's Air
tight Heater. Must be In good con
dition. Write qr telephone E. L.
Dlx, Maysllck. Ky. 29-1 wk
WANTED An experienced cookk for
Hayswood Hospital. dl9
KIVKF NBWI
The gauge marks 24.8 this morning
and rising.
Packet service will be resumed to
night, the Greenland leaving Clncln
nati for Pomeroy and the Chllo for
Manchester.
Maysville U)dge ho. 52 F. 4: A. M. Aceordinc to renorts from the local
at its meeting Wednesday, December rlvermen there la no danger of a flood
27th. elected the following offlcera for unless very heavy rains fall. The cold
ELECTS OFFICERS
the ensuing year:
W. M. C. P. Rasp.
S. W. C. E. Dietrich.
J. WiU H. Veale.
Treasurer E. A. Robinson.
Secretary P. G. Smoot.
8. D. S. M. Humphreys.
J. D E. M. Smith.
S. S. R. A. Carr.
J. S W. J. Hockaday.
Tyler B. L. Anderson.
HAJiV ATTEND H MRU.
weather that appeared last night will
have the tendency to check the rise.
OUR COLORED CITIZENS
The Annual Watch Night services
will be held in Scott M. E. Church on
next Sunday night, December 31. This
is one of the most interesting services
of the Methodist Churches throughout
the world, and the local church here
Is making arrangements to make this
. service the most interesting of all the
luuerai oi non. v.. naair, rerles. The meeting will open at
held Irom his home on West Second t:30 p. in. with the Sunday School
street yeaterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, toachera. officer, and pupil, with a
ivas largely attended bv his many program of unusual Interest. 80 mln
iriends and admlrera. The burial wa. utes or more will be given to thi. fea
uailc in the Maysville cemetory Dr. ture 0f the program. At 10 p. m a re
loin, harbour oonduoted the service, view of the work of the church ror the
year wm DC)ude the annual report of
MAYSVILLE PRODUCE MARKET the treasurer followed by brief ad-
dresses by officials and pastor. Mem-
Fullowing are thla morning's quota- orial servicea of deceased members
'ions on country produce telephoned at followed by the laat Roll Call for the
o clock by the K L. Manchester Pro- year. This promises to be one of the
tuca Company:
Uggs. (loss off) i)8c
Ileus 11c
Sprlugers 12c
Ducks 11c
Turkeys 20c
Geeae 9c
Butter 24c
most interesting features. There will
be general speaking, brief sermons
and exhortation followed by an altar
arris as the old year passes. The
names of attendants will be registered
as a memorial of this great meeting.
Meeting will be dismissed In time to
r weh the latest street cars.
GRAND OPENING FRIDAY EVENING, 7 O'CLOCK.
New Park Located at 122 Lower Market Street.
Fact- the electric pitchr that shoots them over the pau like Carl
Wcilmaii and Fred Touey.
Business men, professional men, laboring men, doctors, lawyers
everybody playing.
i 'nine and see the fun. Old men become young. It brings back
the old pep and vim.
Follow the crowd and swat a homer. ADMISSION FUKlv
LOST
LOST Strayed from my farm on
Clark' Run pike one Jersey cow,
with strap around horns. Reward.
Lucien Norris, R. D. 4, Maysville,
Ky. 28-6t
PBSONj
HOW IS THIS The Maysvllie Nur
sery Stock Co. will now add to Its
1917 catalogue issue, an extra ad
vertising section for the business
men of Maysville, and will by paid
carriera of said Co., place a cata
logue containing Maysville adver
tising suction, to EVERY home, rich
and poor, in Maysville and suburbs
East and West, a. soon a. printed,
at very little cost to advertiser.
Drop, us card If you wish space in
the advertising section ot our 1917
catalogues which circulates through
many counties In Kentucky and
elsewhere. MAYSVILLE NURSERY
STOCK CO.. Maysville, Kentucky.
Tula beautiful resindenee lias eight
rooms with all modern conveniences
out c;f water district), lot litis 60 foot
frost. Tlie price is right.
Sherman Arn
Phone 663. O'Keefe Bufdin;
"Will Sell the Earth"
A FIGHT FOR
PARADISE VALLEY"
Sensational Western Play
"THE PACIFIST," Two-Keel Feature
"VTLLIANOUS VTLUAN, ' ' Comedy
MONDAY BRYANT WASHBURN in "THE BREAKER"
Inin thp
JUlll 1111
1917 Christmas Club
PRICKS THE MUM 1
Hint draws your trade but PRICE
alone is not sufficient to HOLD It un
less "backed up" by REAL VALUES.
Manicure Sets at 10 per cent above
cost. Combs, Rrushes, Cigars, etc.,
for Xmas Gifts.
CHENOWETH DRUG CO.
The Kexall Store.
JUST THINK HOW MUCH
$SO or $100
WILL ADD TO YOUR HAPPINESS NEXT CHRISTMAS.
Do It Today!
BANK of MAYSVILLE
Day Phone 800.
Mght Phone SUA.1
esjfVs. , .wjfVw .is..ejV m ..i.. , , JktJ a . $jfm sslfVwaS- askssss
Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats
Men's and Boys' All-wool Suits, Corduroy
Suits. Underwear, Union Suits, Corduroy Pants,
Flannel Shirts, Rubber Shoes, Work Coats, Sweat
er Coats, anything pertaining to Men's and Boys'
wear. See us our prices are right.
SQUIRES-BRADY CO.
Corner Second and Market Streets
.. II ' Isaiah. JsV s MA
i ArmAr mAt" ' At A s".i asi
Owen Moore and Marguerite Courtot in "The Kiss"
Kis and Wake Up in the Movies. This Is Surely a Great Famous Players Picture. Matinee at 2:30.
