Daily public ledger. [volume], October 03, 1905, Image 4

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THAT TOTAUY DIFFERENT
F. B. Q.
made te order &U lO $40
?oveSS$20 te $40
Full Dress ami Tuxedo
SeKw..S32.50 te $50
Odd Trousers
!SS?..7...$6 te $15
te
3g7Abselutc satisfaction
or your money buck Is a sulll
cicnt guarantee.
GEO. H.
FRANK
& co.
"&.. CLOTHIERS. '
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PUBLICfiLEDGER
XAYaVlLLK, KY.
Jftaysvilh Weather.
OSmU May Itn Expected Here Onruc t&m
Sext Thirty-!- Hears.
THE LEDBEB CODS,
mtm White streamer r aib;
r Slue BAi.t or snow;
j iUaeAr abevx 'twill Warmkb grew.
F' Slack BENBATK C6LDEB twill b',
T If Slack's net shown no changbwell set.
ttWThe aftet er'catli are made for a period c;
Viirtysix hours, ending at "'clock tomorrow i
Mng.
SPRINQDALE.
Rev. Dodsen was the pleasant guest of Elder
T. P. Desman last Friday.
The friends of Miss Edna McDonald will be
pleased te knew that she has recovered from
qnite a spell of fever.
Elder T. P. Degman will begin a series of
meetings at Bethany, beginning the second
Lord's Day in October and continuing until
after the third Lord's Day. The public is
cordially invited te these meetings.
m . '
The M. E. Conference at Lexington assigned
Rev. Bunten te the Third Street M. E. Church, J
this city, and Rev. M. A. Banker takes charge
of the Vanceburg Church. Rev. F. W. Harrop '
has been reappointed Presiding Elder of this
District. '
SEASONABLE
DRY GOODS
NEW GOODS AHUIVING DAILY.
NEW SILKS.
NEW DUESS GOODS.
NEW TUIMMIKGS.
NEW FLANNELETTES.
NEW OUTINGS.
NEW GINGHAMS.
The best 25c garments in Underwear and Knitted Corset Cevers ever of
fered. There is a difference.
Blankets of all kinds, 50c te SO pair.
Special at OSc, worth $1.25; just right for fail use and for making bath
robes.
Everything for the hath room Tllclng Oilcloth for walls and fleer, Bath
Mats, Bath Towels, Tewel Hacks, Washrags, the famous Aircells and ether
kinds.
Iloeni-sizo Hugs from S3 up. Don't fail te see my stock of Hugs, Mat
tings, &c.
Largest line of Lace Curtains in the city. Unusual attractive in price
.and style.
Save the difference; buy of
ROBERT L. H0EFL1CH,
211-213 Market Street,
Sele Agent
Fer American
Soresis Skirts,
Buster Brown
and Standard
Special Request.
enrin answering advertisements appearing in the
columns of this paper, or when buying goods from a
merchant whose advertlsementappears in this paper,
our readers are especially requested te state that they
saw the advertisement in THE Fcblic Lkdeeb.
This will cost you nothing, and It will be gratefully
appreciated by both the advertiser and the Editor.
The
Where the
v?
Mr. Rebert N. Fryer has returned from Paris,
Tenn.
Miss Fannie Case is home from a month's
stay at Petoskey, Mich.
Mr. D. Fitzgerald left this morning te visit
Mrs. Jehn Fitzgerald at Lexington'.
Mr. and Mrs. James Burgle left yesterday te
visit relatives at Woodward, Oklahoma.
Miss Julia Fulton returned yesterday, after a
week's visit te her father in Hamilton, 0.
Miss Nera Drennun has returned te ber home
in Versailles, after a visit te relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Larue arrived today from St. Leuis
te visit Mr. and Mrs. Eneas Myall of Sutten
street.
Mrs. Maggie Snapp and children and Mrs.
Earl Snapp came down from Portsmouth Sunday
te visit relatives.
Mrs. J. F. Egan of Reck Island, 111., is vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Warder
of Helena Station.
Mrs. Emma Archdeacon of Carlisle is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Themas Ridgley
of East Second street.
Miss Margaret Coughlin, daughter of Mr.
Themas Coughlin of Germantown, left this
morning te attend school at Ashland.
Misses Elizabeth Berlew and Nellie Bartlett
of Chile, 0., were guests a few days last week
of Mrs. Harry Ort of West Fourth street.
Misses Frances and Winifred Campbell of
Bainbridge, 0., who have been the guests of
Miss Esther Hutchins, returned home Monday
morning.
The Jewell Kelley Stock Company has made
geed all the geed things that have been said of
the general excellence of this company in
advance and that their performance of the five
act comedy drama, "A Fatal Step," met with
the hearty approbation of the big audience that
was present. Mr. Kelley and Miss Klehr in the
leading roles were excellent and the supporting
company was geed. In all the whole company
is way above the average. Tonight "A Ken
tucky Gentleman" will be the play and is a
pretty story of Kentucky life. Ladies free
under the usual conditions. Seats en sale at
Ray's.
Neme .Seasonable Adrlee.
It may be a piece et superfluous advice te urge
people at this season of the ear te lay In a sup
ply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It Is al
most sure te be needed before winter Is ever, and
much mere prompt and satisfactory results are
btulned when taken as seen as a cold is cen:
tracted and before It has become settled in the
system, which can only b done by keeping the
remedy at hand. This reined 1 se w ldely known
and se altogether geed that no one should hesi
tate about buying It In preference teany ether. It
Is for sale by all Druggists.
NEW EMBROIDEUIES.
NEW ALLOVEKS.
NEW NECKWEAK,
NEW I'UIISES.
NEW COMBS.
NEW KIBBONS.
NEW PEHOALES.
Beauty Corsets,
Stockings
Paper Patterns,
The Big 4.
Coventien has adjourned,
MEANS has new en display and ready for your inspection the finest
COHEN'S Great
interests of soles will be
"Down town" property for sale.
Jehn Duley.
RELIABLE INFORMATION
Frem Our Lec.il Druggist, Joint C.
lccer.
We want the people of Maysville te knew
that we believe the most valuable preparation
of cod liver oil the best tonic, rcconstructer,
health-rosteror and strength-creator known te
medicine today, is Vinel.
Vinel, be it understood, is net a patent medi
cine, as every thing it contains is named en
the back label of every bottle. We guarantee
Vinel contains in a concentrated form all of
the medicinal, curative and body-building ele
ments of cod liver oil actually taken from
fresb cods' livers but without a drop of oil te
clog the system, upset the stomach and re
tard its work. This is why Vinel is se far su
perior te old fashioned cod liver oil and emul
sions. We de net believe there is a man, woman or
child in Maysville whom Vinel will net benefit
at this season of the year.
Vinel has become se well known and "se
highly regarded by the profession that it is
actually guaranteed by ever two thousand
leading druggists of the United States te create
health and strength for old people, weak, sickly
women and children, nursing mothers, and after
a severe sickness, and for hacking coughs,
chronic colds, bronchitis and all threat and
lung troubles, also te create an appetite and
make these who are tee thin, fat, rosy and
healthy. Try Vinel en our guarantee. It costs
nothing if it fails. Jehn C. Pkcer, Druggist.
WE ARE ALWAYS UP-TO-DATE!
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Served In all styles, and sold by the Pint, Quart
or Gallen. Open day and night.
RESTAURANT ROYALS-'S'X&i
iiii ANNin M. WALLACE
Public Sale!
I will sell at public sale en my farm two miles
Hast nf .VI ays lick en the Mujsllck nml Helena
pike en
Thursday, October 5th, 1905
at 1 o'clock p. m., fifteen head of
SHORTHORN
CATTLE
10 Cows and Heifers. 5 Hulls, all of serviceable
age. Th" cattle that will be sold In this sale lire
from one of the eldest herds in Kentucky. Thev
are all young and desirable: In gecd healthy breed
ing condition, The sale will lie positive and with
out reterve. Catalogue will be furnished en appli
cation. Terms made known en day of sale.' The
entire herd will Iw disposed of, as 1 desire te retire
from the business en account of my health. Con
veyances will meet the lOit.m. train en the L mid
n. neiinitT e. i'egvi:.
11 C. Hawkins, Auctioneer. se28-W-ec2-3
MRS. L.V.DAVIS,
CORRECT
MILLINERY
Ne. 39 W. SECOND
MAYSVILLE.
Winter
the Delegates have returned te their
carefully considered.
Rebert M6MilUn, sited 3G, died suddenly nt
Cynthlana yesterday. He served with the
United States Army in the Philipplne Islands
during the Spanish-American War.
Roe Ilatten, aged 35, was run ever and in
stantly killed by a Chesapeake and Ohie freight
train at Preston, Bath county. It is bolieved
Ilatten had gene te sleep en the track.
fltteplVs flueluitttt
Ne Charge!
Advertisements under
the headings of "Jfetp
minted," "Situations
Wanted," "Zest" and "Found," and net exceeding
three tines In length, are TXKX te all.
WJfe Un.lnnt Advertisements Inserted
without lny.
JJ answers fail te come the Irst time, we invite at
many repetitions as are necessary te seeni e what you
advertise fnr, "t wish adierKsers In feel that they
are net imposing en ui by using our free columns.
W Advertise I must furnish copy, which can N
left at the office or sent by mail.
THE PVSLIO LEDGES,
Ne. 10 East Third Street.
Wanted.
Advertisements under thts heading, net exceeding
flve lines, 10 cents each Insertion, or te cents a week.
WANTED LADY Of prepossessing appear
ance (or permanent position as our local
representative for the Medici Secret Cream for
face, arms, neck and bust; the finest Massage
Cream known. Address, with particulars of your
self, Mi:i)K'I SKCRKT CREAM, Seuth Bend,
Ind' ec3 3t
WANTI'.U QKNTLEMAN Ott LADY Of
Koeit standing te travel with u rig or by
rail. Salary 11,073 per year and expenses; paid
weekly and expenses advanced. Address with
stamp JOS. A. ALEXANDER. Meysvllle. Ky.
ic303l
for Rent.
Advtrtlsemenls under this heading, net exceeding
Ave tines, 10 cents each Insertion, or te cents a week.
I7IOK KENT ROOMS-Kurnlshed or
unfur-
.JJ nhlied; will de for light housekeeping,
Ap-
Ply t.i
Mrs. ENEAS MYALL, Ne.
M6 Sutten
street,
oe3 lv
FOR RENT FLAT Three nice rooms, with
kitchen and Imthroenr, central. Apply te
.lOllN Dl'LEY. Court street. ec3 tf
FOR RENT ROOMS Fer two ladles, or for
husband and wife. Apply te Mrs. C. L.
OVERLEY, 'JIT Caste street. seJ8 lw
IJIOR RENT I'lANO In geed order; will rent
- for .') per mouth. Apply te Miss TILL1E
DAVIS. Ne. 170 est Second street. selO iru
Fer Jafe.
Advertisements under this heading, net exceeding
live lines, 10 cents each insertion, or BO cents a week.
IItOR SALE-MAILING MACIIINE-MeFat-:
rich's best; in geed erddr; with galleys and
bell slugs. Less than half price, Addrets I'UH
LIO LEDGER, Maysville, Ky.
JCesf.
Advertisements under this heading inserted free;
but advertisers mutt furnish the copy.
LOST CAI'E Child's green cloth cape, with
brown lining; en Third street or German
town pike, between Wall street und Charleston
Hottein. Fll EIMY. II A ITER. pW 'w ,.
LOST GOL"ll MEDAL Pin, marked" "Anna
Kirk;" between residences of liaker Weed
und I'lmrlcs liuuceck. Reward if returned te Ne.
430 Ferest menue. se30 lw
pound.
Aitwrt turner t HMff tht tinttvn nplf t e
but advertisers must furnish tlie cepy.
FOCN D -GOLD PIN At the Christian Church.
Owner can have saine calling at this efflee
and proving property. sc30 lw
An acceptable rain fell in tbid vicinity yes.
terday.
William Gale, the celebrated Cardiff pedes
trian, died in Cincinnati Sunday, aged 74.
While thanking nearly everybody and every
thing that contributed te the success of the
big Church Convention in this city last week,
the grateful Committee overlooked the Weather
Man, who furnished balmy sunshine and exhilar
ating ozone in unstinted measure
Beets
homes,
: 1
Western
A perfect fit guaranteed. Ne pinching of tees
New
In Men's Clothing of the celebrated
HART, SGHAFFNER & MARX MAKE
v The late designs in Youth's and
Children's Teggs made by the
EDERHEIMER-STEIN GO.
(The houses that use no cotton)
are ready for your inspection at
one store only in this city.
J. WESLEY LEE,
KORRECT KLOTHIER, MAYSVILLE, KY.
Cor. Second and Market Streets.
Geed Printing Cheap if
? Cheap Printing Geed
DAVIS
MAYSVILLE, KY.
Werk Dene When Premised.
The Registration gees merrily en today.
Mrs. Jeseph Fennell, mother of Prison Com
missioner Fennell of Frankfort, died yesterday
at her home at Cynthiana, aged 58.
Hen. J. A. Uewells of Jeffersen, 0., Editor
of the local Republican paper and brother of
the novelist, has been appointed Censul te
Turks Island, W. I. llr. Uewells is a friend of
Majer Matthew Marklsnd, and has been his
guest in this city.
J
and Manager WILLIAM H.
all and Winter Footwear
Shee Stere
Ideas
Te the
Farmer !
In time of pence prepare for
war. and in het weather get
ready for cold. It will pay you
te sec us before you buy your
COAL!
We lmve the largest stock in
the city. Every bushel guaran
teed or money refunded. Aim,
Brick, lilmc, Salt, Cement and
Sand. Agcntfi for Agatlte and
Alabaster Wall Plaster.
MAYSVILLE GOAL CO
Stable Itoein Free. 'Pheno 142.
CURCDWITHOUTKNIFE. NOPAIM. j
Dr. 0. M. BEOKLER, A
MPECIAY.IHT IN TItEATMEVr or
nKOTAb niMKANRNnrjlKNand WOMTO.
Heuri.8 te 5,7 te 8; Sunday 9 te 12. 'PBe3
1937 M.
aiS fV. Klghth Ht..Clnclunntl, .
An important meeting of the Beard of Trade .'
will be held this week. Is your business se
geed that you de net care te improve it? If
it is, de net attend this meeting.
A horse and dray belonging te Gilbert Col Cel
lins, in charge of a colored driver, backed into
the river at the wharf yesterday morning, and
if Jehn McUann had net gene te the rescue the
whole push would have gene under. Somebody
ewes Jehn a vete of thanks if nothing mera.
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