Daily public ledger. [volume], February 19, 1909, Image 2

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"America's Winter Playground."
.,i! St. Augustine, Fla., February 15th, 1909.
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tlha wcathcr-man is behaving much bettor, although
we'a'ro having occasional "ao'-sou'westers," veering to
"eou'eaatcrs," Ain't it wonderful how soon a fellow
begins'to apeak learnedly ot the sea after ho haa sucked
iu a littlo ealt air
it's ao different
from the "hot air"
one hears o c c a
aiouully at home.
Tho outlook now is
for an out-door cli
mate, and a diecard
of winter wraps.
Yesterday curi
osity more perhaps
than religion led
me to the.Memori.il Church, Presbyterian, one of the
show-places of this old town. In all the world it has not
iter. .counterpart. Built in the shape of a cross, the cruci
form likeness is preserved in the auditorium, the organ
loft nnd rostrum forming the apex of the cross, with
seats stretching at right angles North, East and South
to complete the figure. The heavy railings which hide
the choir from view, tho pulpit and the pews, beautiful
anil' impressive in their massiveness, are all of solid ma-
Inlaid into pulpit front is this inscription:
This Church was erected by
.,.. ' Henry M. Flagler, in loving remombranco
' of his daughter, Jennie Louise Benedict,
'. who died March 25tb, A. D. 1889.
-. throughout the building are memorial windows and
inscriptions, testifying a father's love and his faith in
the Blessed Redeemer. At the Southwest angle of the
Church, and forming part of tne building, is the dnugh
ter8 mausoleum. Aside from interest in the unique
memorial, I heard a most able sermon on Abraham's
Faith an old, old etory, but which was dressed in a
Jl'VCft k. U-.
nownprihR suit by tho eloquent young Pastor -James
Coffin Stout. ",.
Having been good in tho morning', thought I'd "do"
tho Ponco concert in the evoning; so I wound my way
through tho palm gardens, past flowing fountains and
liveried lackoys, and finally reached the rotunda in
safety. Here, within a limited spaco, tho goatB aro per
mitted to gaze upon the sheep, but not to rub up against
thorn for all of which the goats ought to bo grateful.
I told you in a former letter that tho rates at tho Ponce
it's Ponce do Leon, but ink is scarco' and I'll call it
Ponco for short wero $5 per day up mostly up. Sirico
then I'vo been told that ono can count on tho fingers ot
ono .hand all the "$5 por" rooms in tho house. Those
are probably reserved for the snobs who come down hero
to get their names in the list of arrivals at tho Ponco,
stay a fow days, writo letters to thoir best silly girls on
Ponce stationery and then go back home and chaw liver
for six monthB to como. Leaving tho $5 per day rooms,
the scale ascends quito rapidly, reaching by quick jumps
from $25 to $100 per day, the latter recently charged to a
Preacher for himself, wife and daughter, occupying two
room 8 1 A Preacher! Just think of that! Tell Bro.
Harrop to come down, bring his family and enjoy a few
days at $100 perl
If I knew that Parson, I'd feel very much liko telling
him what Fighting Bob Evans told tho New York "nob."
Bob entered an ultra fashionable Church in Gotham
and was shown by the usher to a desirable pew. Later
the owner appeared, and finding some one ahead of himt
sent a note to tho intruder
"Sir: I pay $1,000 a year for tho privilege of occupy
ing this pew."
Evans read the note, pulled his pencil and wrote be
neath it
"Sir: You pay too damned much."
And Fighting Bob was permitted to enjoy the pew
alone.
Yes; these Ponce people pay too damned much, es
pecially when they split hairs with the toilers who pro
duce the wealth they are squandering. Little wonder
that Anarchists are growing up around us.
If I'm able to judge, the majority of the people I saw
there belong to the suddenly "new rich," and ono old
dame who seemed to have been struck with a regular
diarrhea of diamonds she had one that would have
made a headlight for tho "F. F. V." looked as though
she might have been the inheritor of a fortune mado by
selling shoddy for Uncle Sam's soldiers during tho Civil
War.
Lincoln was philosophic when he said "the Lord must
lovo'the common people he made so many of them."
Thank the Lord, I am one of the common people.
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IRK'S!
ART SHOP
CpCPIAI Waist on Solscttc, with
SI. Corset Covers on linen, with flora
toworic, 51. Itomnn ana Filo Silks.
WASHINGTON
Ol'KItA-HOUSE BUILDING.
.THE ONE PRICE STORE,?
Where You Buv the
BEST ROOFING on the Market
For thn Lrnst Money.
See Our New
OLIVER CULTIVATOR
The sau-st Improvement, a teiyear-olrt chilli can wrfrk it.
See Our New Fairbanks & Morse
GASOLINE ENGINE
Jack nfall Tradn. from 2 II. I. up.
See Our New
7 ACETYLENE GAS PLANT
Just the thins for an Ideal country home. Simplest and
ci.eapeat money can buy.
The Washington Theater!
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ii Miss Mary Dennison Galley
Viohniste.
Miss Gladys Shailer
Pianiste.
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Mmission-SOc, $5c and 25c.
y JStMts at Williams' Drugstore Friday morning.
ijQnn w. vogers Big ksiiy
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imW&Mnrcft 1st, 1909
W. F. POWER
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Sell You
Stores
Below
Price
Of ny other home In M&yjvllle.
Coroe nd see stock.
M. F. GOUGHLIN & GO.
FOR FINE LIVERY TURNOUTS
UNDERTAKING
AND EMBALMING.
' TRY A PAIR
OF OUR
WORK
SHOES
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They are made of
first class mate
rial and by expe
rienced workmen
They are the kind
that wear well
and are satisfac
tory to the feet.
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PEC0R
Her Figure is Trim, Her
rorm bublime
ino scwem looKea uoDoiiair, laouga i
play had been proncmoced a frout br tho crltl
It's not to aaooeed,"he'expudndf "a
for that reuon I'm not norvoaa. Lsl seat
The actress looked debonair, though the
critics.
and
season
I played men new parta and I burned a lot of
Rood coin for costumes This season 1 am ra
diating with health. My form la Idoally pro
portioned. I took the Uarmola Prescription to
got,hi.' ublimo figure, and a woman's flgnro
cannot be nearer perfection than wbnt Mar
mola bas made of me. A doctor friend of
mine gave mo-the proaorlptlon. He's a brick.
It's so simple: Just get at any drngatoro J
ounce Marmola, 1 ounce Fluid Extract Cas
cara Aromatlo and 3J Oancoa Peppermint
Water and take a toaapoonful after meals and
at bed time. Now I have the strength, en
thuslaem and powor of a dozen stars I tell
you-I am going to ba IT." With tbia the load
ing Isdy bowed the reporter out, calling after
him, "If you have any lady friends tell thorn
about Marmola, but impress upon them that
there are cheap substitutes on the market that
do .not do the work." Marmola Co., Detroit,
Mich.
Rnin and cooler are the weather pre
dictions for today.
Banker Ramsey was
bribery at Pittsburgh.
convicted of
Fobmary expected to be tho dullest
month in steel business in years.
Harry G. Pullinm, the basoball
manager and magnate, has collapsed
from overwork and worry.
Senators LuFollette ot Wisconsin
and Penrose of Permeylsnnia had a
clash in the Senate yesterday.
No blame is fixed by the Coroner's
Jury for the crib flro at Chicago, in
which sixty-six lives were lost.
Judge Taft was made a Mason at
sight no initiation at Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon at 9 o'clock.
The combined American fleets are
now near Cape Henry, and the world
cruise will be completed tomorrow.
Sentiment iu favor ot the immediate
creation ot a permanent Tariff Com
mission was voiced at the Indianapo
lis conference.
Iron Age says question of making
radical reductions nil along the line,
with exception of steel rails, is-being
given very eerious consideration.
Three persons were b'urned to death
and four fatally injured by an explo
sion of a keg of mining powder in a
coal miner's homo near Colliers, W.
Va.
Carroll D. Wright, former Commis
sioner of Labor, is critically ill at
Worcester, Mass. He is suffering
from a mental and physical break
down. Near Williamsburg, Lazarus Sum
mer, n farmer, was killed by the acci
dental discharge of a gun in the
hands of Carrie Goins, a twelve-year-old
girl.
In the trial of Colonel Cooper and
his son, Robin, at Nashville, for the
murder of Carmack, some damaging
evidence hns been given against the
accused, and it is a clear case ot mur
der in the first degree.
Tho steamer We Three, operating in
the trade between Hartford and Evans
ville, was destroyed by' fire at Spotts
ville, Ky. The loss, including (tho
boat and its tonnage, is about $15,
000, with no insurance.
At St. Louis, a decree, of divorce
with alimony of $6,000 a year and thj
custody of her eon, was awarded Hrt
William J. Lemp, Jr. The decisiot
followed a sensational trial which last
ed more than a week and closed Tues
day last.
LovfSVirjT.t.. Ky., Feb, 18tb. The
Republican State Central Committoo
at its meeting in Louisville today
turned dowu, by a unanimous vjte
tho code of rules governing the pjo.
ing ol conventions in cities of the fin it
and aecond tissues, presented by tb
sub-committee, which were known
Spring Goods fl
t Mt' :u K t
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Como and sea them, New Mattings, now Carpets, now
Draperies, now White Goods, now Laces and HamburgS.
Romombor, a beautiful present with a $5 purchase.
SPECIALS
FOR
SATURDAY.
20 jijecea lWlmr 8c suatity. oar price 86.
20 pieces HUmburs, 15o quality, our price lOo.
,-Q pieces iHata.bartr, 20p (lonlltr, our prlco 19Ko.
Xiadlcs Pltlcoata, In black and colors, reread from 8Bo to
W C fJm
O dofih OTdfea'irinfc Ilcathcrbtoom Petticoats, In black and
color. roduccJJrrom $a to Sl.OO seo thorn,
Sew to Tk-01 y11 wlde wUl border, only lOo.
.. ok w If"' beautiful styles, lonjc sleeves, all sizes, O8o and
hi...' aB ft pJcori heavy yard-wide Muslin Bo. Starcbless
bleaobed Be. toadies' flno Bfaoca only O80 and 91.2B. Men's irood
quality Shoos Jai.25 and SU40. Men' flno Dress SblrU 40o. lOO
pieces nne I)rss Olnighstmri. in atrlpca and solid colors, only go.
Ne-
York Store.
S. STRAUS, Proprietor.
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FURNITURE
Investigate tho uncquuled vajues wo are bffering in
all departments. You'll bo delighted with the complete
nessofltho assortment, tho beauty of the styles and rjat
terns,rbut you can't begin to appreciate our Furniture
from Jtlie advertisements;
SEE THE STOCK FOR
YOURSELF
We lead all in Quality, Quantity and Low Prices.
CASH 0B CREDIT-a
We are now carrying the new Duostyle Dining Ta
lich is constructed of tho most beautifully grained
red oak and is very hichlv nolished. a snmnln nf
wljich may be found in our West Window.
BRISBOIS
& DIENER
f PROPRIETORS, West Second Street.
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The tnwlblockade etijl prevails lo tbo lake
region,vHlch Is eafTerlog from demoralized com
mnnioatliin and interrupted traffic.
Dr. e'l. Powell of Looisrille will make Ue
principa address at the annual banquet of tbe
Kentucky Society In St. Louis to be beld tbe
first -welkin March.
Colotiel 'Thomas Winter has been laid up at
bis koRie Id Court street tbe past fifteen days,
suflfarlqg vlth an aggravating and eerere
attaoltof rheumatism.
Captain Nathan Parker, probably the oldest
steanjboatinan on tho Ohio and Ulsslrtippl
rlver6, died Tuesday at the Old lien's Home,
Cincinnati, In his iRhty.sIxth year.
?-"01d Time," "Limeitone" and "Van
Hook" Whiskies, bottled In bond, at 85 cents
per quart.
0. H. V. Tiiomas & Co.
Tbo American Shorthorn Breeders' Asiocla
tio'a bas donated ?500, the American Aberdeen
Angus Breeders' Association $200 and the
American Hereford Breeders' Association $250
s premium, at the Bloegrses Fair to be held
&H Lexington this summer.
A. Switxer, the Third street shoemaker, was
ailed to Cincinnati yesterday, owing to tbe
firitl:al condition of bis son-in-law, George
imeilley,, who is suffering from loiuries sus
tained from a fall off a bulldiog on which be
was employed as a workman.
$oth candidates in the Circuit Judgeship
rad), Judge Newell and Judge Harbeson, are
in liracken county, where tbe woods are politi
cally afire, directing and lining up their re
spktlTe forces for the final combat on the
2(jih. Reports coming from that neck of the
wiods say that Bracken county nover before
experienced such a strenuous contest as is
npw on.
the Bradley iula. The oponc&ti
thtvaM!ttrft;p!a!EJ! that: ,tlitrAj;cfeSfe
mt isrWt-r a ta.pt WGWttlii-
After the 0. and 0. wrecking crew from
Covington arrivod hero yesterday afternoon
it required but a abort time for them to right
natters by lifting the heavily ladened coal car
I'roia Its derailed position at tbe intersection
)t the L. and N. track and place It upon the
rails, Tbs slight mishap was trivial and was
one of those accidents which just, happens, as
the yard crew is as oapabla a set of men u
any officials can be. Yardmaster Sprosmberg
III s cool-beided Individual and very cyrefol,
and aside from his capability as an experienced,
railroad mm, has tbe backing of tbe whole
elJBMtitsof tbe C. and 0, Railroad la this com
I mtatty for ability, pronpta a" aecomai)'
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The total public glfu and bequests for 1808.!' "'$ ',
reached $90,452,000. .ftSri
LImeatono Lodes No. 3G. K. of P. will V.T'r 't '?
seven candidates for the 3rd rank tonight,
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$20,00 DAMAGES
Asked for Sorvlcos of Man Killed fey
Asylum Inmate
A suit for $20,000 has been filed agairet
Matt. Young, an Inmate of tbe Insana Asylnm at
Lexington, by Mrs. Hester Young and daughters '
killed their husband and father, Deputy Sheriff" " v'!'
Logan Young, Chrlitross, ' V-.
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