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L ftW- nWi W . ,- ? llMW, (? "f ft SWER KRAUT! WSJ RECEIVES? FIRST OF THE SEASON Opposite Bull Moose Headquarters. 2 KS '?;. PUBLIC LEDGER ft- i DINGER & FREUND LEADING RETAILERS, MARKET STREET. iriuurxr nspvnhioAN-im. tAILY BVBUa LKDOKR-ttU, MAYSVILLE, KY., rHUlfSDAY, OOTOBEI? 3, 1012. ONE COPY ONE CENT. llNP'mT3 l(ibutH vmK&twl: i' 1 Wlf A . 4 BUS . . MORE OP THE SAME. There was a young lady nnraod Minna, Who wm not verr much of a alona, . Sha male lot of noise And loved all the boys, Dot not one of them conld wlnnna. There was a nice girl named Viola, Whose mothor never did have to ecolda; She snapped hor bright eyes, Bat the men all not wisp, And no one eyer got colds. t Cincinnati Enquirtr. ': Full line of millinery. Mrs. Archdeacon. (Advertliement) IfltfatftfSV iflaBBrn t iaKSlfw 1 iKffJ J Something Good Heinz's Cream of Pea Soup, Heinz' s Celery Soup, Heinz's Tomato Soup. FOR SALE AT 20c and 25c. WEATHER REPORT Pine presorting pears $1 per buihel. 'Phone 151, C. P. Deiteiuch & Bro. (Advertisement) SPECIAL BARGAIN 25,000 rolls of Wallpaper MUST GO below cost. Come in. You have never had such a bargain before. CRANE & SHAFER. LET UNCLE SAM GIVE YOU THE FACTS Government reports show the steady output of coal during tbo last few years has made the dealers push for wider markets, Wo aro going to get moro trade your trade by giving you a greater valuo lor your money. You will never get out ot debt unless you buy wisely. NIAYSVILLE COAL CO. PHONE ia. The Quality Grocer. Masonic Temple Bldg. J. G CABLISH Advertliement. jS" When needing donUl work call on Cartmel Higher GoosCostof Living Beginning today most of the New York hotels will cease serving bread and batter as a free acoetsory to meal. A guest who call for broad with his breakfast egg or with his dinner, will henceforth Mod an extra charge of ten cbnta oa the check. AN ATTRACTIVE FRONT DOOR ADDS SEVERAL TIMES ITS COST TO THE VALUE OF A HOUSE We have a large stock to select from und the prices are within your reach. Jlemembpr we carry all kindB of lumber and a big stock of rubber and asphalt rooting. ::::::::: For Repairing Your Roof Get our Poplar Shingle, prlca$3 per thousand, or our Cypress Shlnnle. price $.125 per thousand. If you wtint k Composition root wo linvo the exclusive nuenoy for the Na tional Rubber and thu Nntlcmal Snnd Surface. Price per auitrn for th Kuliber, l.ply 11.10. 2-Ply 11.45, 3-ly 11.76; the Sand Surfuce, l.ply 9126, 3 ply 11.15, 3-ply tl.lM. Thtt It tlio belt composition roof we have seen on the nmrk'it. pnr, nr , ...Mo .... T u;nni ,m llso lll I'' material thtt ann be hail. FOR PLAlNIINtj MILL WUKK. When you aid neH In the market call and Inspeot our stock nnd you will leave your order. Incorporated. " ' Cor. Limestone and Second Streets. Phone 519. Agents for Daering Machinery. liflaysville, Uy. A. A. McIiUJOIIhlN. Ij. N. ItKIIAN. FAIR TODAY; AND COOLER. FRIDAY FAIR The children of the Episcopal Sunday-school will bare a candy salo at Taylor's book store Saturday afternoon beginning at 2 o'clock. Yestorduy Thomas L. Ewan & Co. sold for Rev. W. H.Davenport his desirable resldenco sltnated on the South sido of Second street, Sixth Ward, adjoining the Second M. B Church, South, to Mrs. James N. Stone, con sideration, $2,000. Death of Roar Admiral Young New York, October 2d. Roar Admiral Lnclen Young, formerly Crptaln of tho Maro Island Navy YaLit San Francisco, died here -- .i.Ti.. Meeting at First Baptist Church The meetings nt tho First Baptist Church are growing In Interest and attendance. "The Crucified Life," text, Gallatlsns; 2:20, was handled by Pastor In such away as to mako it very Instructive and profitablo to his hearers. Subject for this evontng at 7 o'clock, "What Is Your Life?" It you ore not hearing these sermons you aro mlsalng much. Come tonight and bring some one with you. Ton Children Burned to Doath St. IUebnahd, Quebec, October 2d. The ton children, ranging in age from 18 months to 15 year;, of Alexander Gravel of this place, were burned to death today. Gravel nnd his wife loft their homo last evening and returning early today found It In dimes. They wore unable to aid the children, whose deaths they witnessed. UNION MADE HAND MADE BEST MADE GoMtn .Glory "OLOIUUUMLV OOUIt" POWER & DAULT0N CIGAR CO. MAKER!) MAYSVILLn, KY. OHIO RIVER LUMBER CO., UNION STKKKT. NEAR SECOND. sS In the Market For a lWHEAT DRILL Then Our "New Peoria" Is What You Want It lias perfect working discs, fitted with dust prool chilled bearings, single draw bars that will not gather trash, staggard spoke wheels with 7-inch hub and 3-inch tires, continuous rear bar with truss rod to support seat nnd keep drill from sngging, direct pressure in lear of disc; a feature we claim will make this drill work perfectly in any land suitable for sowing grain nnrl whpm nthpr drills ennnot be ooerated. A seat in center of drill convenient to lever is also furnished. Drop in and let us show you what this drill can do, and furnish you with the names o a score ot satisfied users. One featuro of our drill that puts it in a class by itself and makes it superior to all other drills on the market is the ''Peoria Disc Shoe." You won't find the disc shoe on any other press drill on earth, tho Peoria people have that leaturo cinched nnd the' are going to hang on to it. If you want to know why we can grow more wheat to the acre niter this drill than nny other with tho same amount of grain sown, come in and let us explain to you the "New Peoria Disc Shoo Drill." We Have Just Gotten in a Pull Stock of Fine Baling Wire Brown THE SQUARE DEAL MAN Mike MARKETING TOBACCO Some Advico About Handling and Marketing New Crop The Lexington Tobacco Association la mail ing out the following letter ot Instructions to farmers which explains Itself: ,. First Do not atrip your tobacco until the stems are thoroughly eured,Jas wet or swollen stems make It Impossible to dry, and also pre vents its selling for it' full value. Second Under no clrcomitancea sprinkle or put water on your tobacco to bring it In case, aa it sot only injorea tobicco bat pre sents It being dried through a drier success ., fully, and necessarily forces the selling price ' -down far below Its real worth. j ' Third Bs careful to strip your tobicco tnd arsis it ao ibat each hand will contain only y 4'!Bs of the uniform grade and color. Fourth Do not tie the band too large; so that they can bo driod out in going through a drier; and be Bure to hare the hands tied tightly so that the leaves will not be dropping out. From all Information vre gather, we are led to believe that the crop t better this sea son than usual and if properly handled with care, we believe it will sell well. Tho busy bee can always spare a little time to sting you up. lien O. Chambers, colored, filed auit In the Mason Circuit Court for dlvorco from Lou Chambers. Tobacco growing for rmall farmers In the open and large ones undor cover olTera oppor tunities In New Kogland. Mr. C. M. Jones, of tbo Contral Tobacco Warehouse Company arrlvod Tuesday, after spending several months in tho Carolinas. Judgo W. H. Rice is affected with a severe attack of rheumatism; tho genial gontl!maDia able to attend to bis official duties, bowerer. Tobacco growers in Madison county report tho host crop in qnality in many years and thoy are very jubilant over tbo prospect tor higher prices. "Pa, what does it moan when it says a man has arrived at years of discretion?" "It means, Johnnie, that he's too youog to dio and too old to have any fun." Judge. Mr. Henry Knoveshaw attended the George town, O., Fair yesterday and was one of the Judges In the draft horse show ring. Mr. Knovesbaw certainty knows all about a' hoss." Will Ilucbanan sold to tho Ilurkhart Oil Co., of Cincinnati the first of tbo week a fino tosm of sorrel horses for a good long price. It Is the best team that has left Ripley for some time. Ripley Ree. Convicts Lynch Convict Rawuncs, Wyo., Octobor 2d. Convicts nt the Wyoming State Prison today lynched Frank Wigfall, a Negro ex-convict, who had assaulted an aged woman. Very Few Counterfeits New currency sent to Cincinnati from Wash ington during September amounted to $1,318, 000. Unfit currency takon up to bo destroyod amounted to $2,G7G,000. Shlrments of coin to the banks aggregated $190,000. The only counterfeits in the mass of money wero nine silver dollars and one five-dollar gold piece. i Flinn Gave Most "I think it oan be atated with safety that 85 or 90 ot the money expended tor Colonel Roosevelt In Pennsylvania ns contributed by myself," said "Boss Fllnn, Roosovelt'd hench man on the stand. Ho said ho contributed In all to the primary campaign fund $102,381. Ho explained Is detail its expenditure. Twenty eight thonsand three bundrod dollars, he said, expended in Pittsburgh. The Tobacco Market Cincinnati, 0 Octobor 21 Light offerings the opening sale of tho weok Id the local Durley tobacco market. Averages $8.17 per hundred pounds. Tho prtco of natural gas Is to be increas ed 0 cents a thousand at Lexington, making it 37 cents. A Little Too Inquisitive Tuesday n colored woman appeared at tho Fourth Ward booth to exerclao her newly ac quired right of registering. '?quiro John W. Royer balng one of tho Judges nnd interroga tors, among other othar questions propounded to her asked the woulJ bo voter what her affiliations wort? Seemingly abarhed t-lid rtsponded somewhat pertly:? "Say, boss, does I have to tell thai!" "Certainly," responded tLo bland Judge. "Well, tben, I's affiliated with one of the nicest white men in this town, and if 1 has to tell 1 ain't gwlne to vote, dats cottaln," and she indignantly Hiunced out of tho voting booth. Rear Admiral lato todsufter a brief Illness. Ho wdWa vlallor In Maysvlllo a number of Lucien Young was born in Lexington on March 31st, 1852, and was sixty years old at the time of bis death. Kentucky's Pure Food Law Requires Drugs and Chemicals Should Be Kept Fresh and Free From Any Adulterations. Wo aro packing all our Btnplo drugs in ernlctl boxc. which ns nurcn you a strictly pure and fresh product. Kpsom Halts, Itnchcllo Halts, Alum, urmcrlc. Cloves, Alspicc. Cream Tartar, l'cpncr, Boric Acid and many moro too nnmerous to mention ni-o packed In scaled cans. Thoy never leak and show up l"o In your nicdlclno eticst. MC WII R1AAM6 & Tit "Bio Drunstore With WILLIftnfla & IjU. the Little Price." r m L HEOHr&TGKEP?. & OO. ffiUttj n OUR ENTIRE LINE OF 1912 AND 1913 FALL STOCK In now ready for your inspection. All wo desire to say in this "Ad." is, we have provided for the needs ot tho multitude. Splendid Wearing Suits for tho economical, 17.50 to $10. For the more lavish dresser, an excellent line ol Suits, i'ure Worsted, Blue Serges included, $12 to $15. For the young and would stay young man an elegant Hue of Suits, comprising the newest colorings and fabrics made iu English, Semi English and Norfolk models, $18 to $20. Our College Brand Clothes are tho acme of the highest ait productions $22.50 to $28.50. Stetson, Knox and Imperial Fall Hats in thu latest shapes and colors. Try on an Eagle Cap; they arc very chic and will be very popular. "Bov? School 8uits at hie reduction." D. HBCHINGER & CO. Maysville's Loading Clothing Shoe Shop. and I Old Vets Still Quito Chesty Itipley Dee. Tbo Seventh Ohio Cavalry boys and other soldiers present at tho reunion wero a fine looking set of mon. Thoy looked remarkably well cuosidariog age. Many of them of course were feeble, but with tho excitement at hand all braced up and bad a groat time. Captain C. D. Mitchell of Chattanooga, and his partner, Major I). S. Drown of California were a great pair. They were here there and everywhere and made a great time. Tho boys were nil an unusually jolly set. Come again boys. Tho new Ripley Loose Leaf Tobacco Ware house is rapidly nearing completion. Hartwell, Fernbank and Pleasant IlkJgo -be-camo a part of Cincinnati by action of Council and approximately 5,000 persons have boen added to the city's population. AQClirPfKfvlp WOMEN'S HAND BAGS, I JT&4J42 Ul VJ J V T IV 50c Our Coats and Suits do not depend upon the style ot the women who wear them they con fer style. In the matter of perfect fit every diffi culty was anticipated and overcome in the experi enced mind of the designer. This means our Coats and Suits possess all the essentials of successful gar ments. A Velvet Season For suits, coats, dresses and trimmings. We have a beautiful line of Nonpareil Velvet and Corduroy in black, ruby, king's blue, castor and green. $i yd. to $5. A miscellaneous lot of different shapeSj sizes, sorts and styles. New leathers. Black and colors. Nothing to equal their value at the price anywhere. The hand bag is not only a great convenience, but an actual necessity. Ask for our special at 50c. " Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs for 10c Good cloth, pure linen, embroidery in one corner is the brief but comprehensive description of these pretty handkerchiefs. 1852 Xttt t TVT r "i,u,i 1912 Mr. Samuel Scbalzmann fell out of tho baek end ot tho Adams Express wagon yesterday and received a badly sprained arm. P&'Kxclusive styles in millinery now ready for your inspection. Also a beautiful line of embroidery material. ANNA II. King. ,3rSmoke Masonlan and La Toscs, Scents Tbo Ladies Aid Socloty of the Christian Church will meet Thursday afternoon nt 2:30 in the Sunday-school room of the church. All members aro urged to be present as business of importance is to be transacted. 9"Now Is the time to buy your winter coal. See Dryden, Limestone street. . Rev. J. W. Simpson, Pastor, will begin a protracted meeting ot the Second M. E. Church at Mayaville, tho second Sunday in October. sfwSmSS 5 wm8 : Globe Stamps! Cost you notliltifr, but nriDB youioisoiuekuii (ul gltU. GLOBE STAMP GO. Reunion at Seaman SratNODALn, KY., September 27th, 1912. Dtar Comrade of the Scnntitth O V. V. I: Fifty-one yeara have elapsed ilnco wo went Into camp at West Union and donned tho blue for the preservation ot the Union. Wo meet la annual reunion at Seaman, on the Norfolk and Western Railroad, Adams county, Ohio, on Thursday and Friday, October 7th and 18th, 1012. Will you cheer the Comrades and honor tho occasion by belog present? Answer. C. 0. Decman, Secretary. LOUI9VIIXU TOUACCO. Louisville, Ky., October 2J Tho Pickett warehouse today sold 1 hogshead at $4.80, 22 at $U0e$0, and 10 old dark at $305 $8.80. Tbo State warehouse sold 34 hogsheads at $4.D0$17.94 The Eentuoky house sold G2 hogsheads at $3 50$14.75 and 12 dark at $11.25. BASEBALL RESULTS TIHTKHUAT'g QAMCS. JJutK)nal League. HrooWljn 2-6, llotton 3-7. New York 1, Philadelphia S. I'lttiburtjh 6, Chicago 0. OLIVES OF ALL KINBSI Prices range from 10a a bottle up. Our Olive tcade Is one of our Co mo in .and let n abow you the biggest, beet lot sou eyer caw. Hmhtz Purm OMir Wkiagmti American league, Chicago 8, Detroit 5. Cleveland 4, St. Louts 8. TANDINO Or OMJDS, Club i. Won loit, Vet, New York 101 .e81 !'ltUburKb W BS ,013 Chlcago... . W 59 ,W (HuclnnatU... J V .M Philadelphia ...,.,.....-73 - 77 ,181 St. Lul....."............. 03 M ilT "UroVlyD..M......nM , M OF COURSE, YOU'LL NEED A TAILORED SUIT! It is with renewed interest that every American woman looks forward to the tailor-mades each sea son. It is the one thing which you feel you simply cannot do without. This season you will see many delightfully new and attractive departures in the tailor-mades which will, without doubt, instantly appeal to you. "FINGER-TIP" LENGTH SUIT COAT For several seasons past short coat suits .have held full sway but this fall vve.enthusiastically welcome back the becoming "finger-tip" length, one which gives the coat graceful lines, the one which becomes any figure. The whole effect of the fall tailor-mades are long, graceful lines. Moderated cutaways and flowing collars emphasize the long lines on the fronts of these coats, shirred and bplted backs, suggesting the Empire effect carry out further the edict of fashion. LONG, SLENDER LINES. $12.50 to $35.00. Ia1 1 iHI "7lriiCil I rl?rC irl f17? ! iS S83 r. 1 - - . U -it I "Mf; v:- -V i V Phone 43. .GEISEL &YCONRAD. t- .4W 'j&tl biMm&ai T'rnilii'i.iiiiVl. I 1' iiiilliiWiliV i ti) At smekjI