Daily public ledger. [volume], February 20, 1909, Image 1

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Come, silence sweet, and bsthnour souls
In absolute content;
Soon wo shall have the noiseless gun
And noiseless President.
New York Sun.
Corn thieves are reported qulto diligent In
some parts of the connty.
County Clerk Clarenco L. Wood was attond
log to business in tho county yesterday.
l!r. Bell Everett Ward has bought a plsco in
Fleming county And will move thero to reside.
Aberdeen Gretna Green: Mitchell, Finch &
Company's Bank of Maysvllk" has entered suit
' in the Brown County Court against Guy L.
Cooper and U. u. I', uooper lor money; amount
; claimed ?345. Satno Banking Company against
Guy L, Cooper, suit for money; amount chimed
$130.
Come at Last!
We mean
RIVER COAL
Just received, a barge of the
celebrated
PLYMOUTH GOAL
The. kind that burns and holds
fire over night. Send us your
orders. t
Prompt delivery guaran
teed.
Mays ville Coal Co
PHONE 142.
T
imothy Seed at Russell's
iraotby Seed nt Ruasoil's
imothy Seed at Russell's
Forty-eight men have died on the fleet since
it left Hampton Roads in December, 1907, up
to the time the ships sailed from Gibraltar,
according to the Navy Department figures.
Some of the bodios havo been sent homo in
cases where the relatives have aakod it; tho
remainder hnvo found a resting place in foreign
dimes.
iPVCartmellextraotrteetb without pata
Seo K. L. Eborsole for Timos-Star
premium. You can't beat it. St Charles Hotel.
State Treasurer E. Farley will be forced to
suspend payments on general warrants because
of the lack of funds in tho Treasury. The
State Thursday paid $385,800 to the county
school teachers and $70,000 in Court, tho bal
ance due tho Construction Company which
built the new Capitol, leaving a balance of but
$41.E00.
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IN SILVER DOLLARS
Three Car Loads of Them Will Pay
Bin Texas Fine
General Manager W. S. Hancock of the
Waters-Fierce Oil Company makes the official
announcement that his Company will pay the
One of $1,700,000 imposed by Texas in its
Trust prosecution in silver coin.
Ho says the money will be shipped In silver
dollars and the State will be given as much
trouble as possible.
It will require three express cars to transport
the money from St. Louis to Austin, and wil
take one expert monoy handler 85 days to
count tho coins.
The Waters Pierce management contem
plated paying the fine in half-dollars and
qwters, bat (A Mm te St. Lecfe 4
make np tee ss ) tee cows.
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of now main track during tho joar 1UU8, M
3,220 cars were ordered, according to statW:
compiled by The Electric Railway Jowiwll'
of New York, which are published in the HHtl1
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Hartford, (Conn) Conrant:" A musics!
event of more than usual Importance was tho
Fianoforto Recital given byMias Gladys Shaiier.,
Her program was a difficult and varied oao,
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embracing both classical and modern styles nad
was performed with much technical facility
and musical expression. That this young lady ' .
has genuine talent there Is no doubt and her '
friends confidently expect her to take high
rank in her profession." At tho Washington
Theater Monday night. " f
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Carnival Week
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At Princess Rink.
Tonight Will Be Your Last
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1 1 Chance of this Week's Fun.
Saturday, February 30th Afternoon Masque for the little
folks. A $2 prize tur too best child mank and a $1 prize for the second beat
Good moving pictures and lota of fun for the little ones. Admission and skato 15
cents
Saturday Night will be the candidates night. Judge C. D. Newell
has been prevailed upon to address the crowd. Candidates, you can't afford to
rolss this opportunity to shake hands with your friends. Every voter in Maysvillo
and Mason county will be represented at the Rink on Saturday oight, February 20th.
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Special Features of IVeokk $1 Carnival Commutation Ticket
will entitle the bolder to admission and skaios the entire week. The tickets are
not transferable.
Now moving pictures every night
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AM JIOMU STOKK.
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IIOMIS STOKK.
Spring Display of Woolens
Our Merchant Tailoring Department, 'under the supervision of Mr. Phillip Boehm, is turning ;Jout some
handsome work. Our entire spring line of Woolens is now in. Satisfaction guaranteed.
HATS -The newest and nobbiest creations in Stiff and Soft Hats out for this spring.
SHOES FOR SPRING WEAR The four greatest lines in the country, Hanan, Douglas, Walkover and
Nettleton. See window displays.
id. :m:3E3o:e3:i:n'C3-:s:r, &, co.
MAYSVILLB'S
HOME STORE.
G. W.
STTalking machines and records at Ger
brich's.
Smoke Moquette Cigar, 10c.
Child., maker.
The remains of 5,000 dead Chinamen were I Miss Gans, a complexion and scalp specialist,
shipped from Brooklyn tn Thina lastWednesday. will treat thu ladies in their homes. Engage
It is the celestial custom to bury all Chinamen meots made and kept by calling up 'Phone 88,
in their home country. No. 8 West Third street.
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Ponce da Loon was the first white man to set ( Mr. T. N Robertson of this county has pur
foot in Florida. , chased a houe at Carlisle for $2.00Q
In 1905 130,920,829 pounds of dynamite ?a-"0!d Time," "Limestone" and "Van
were manufactured In this country UooW Whiskies, bottled in bond, at 85 cents
When it comes to matching complexions the per quart.
druggist has the dressmaker beaten a block
0. H. P. Tuouas & Co.
A prize of $5 In gold will be given to the party of 5 who come the longest
distance to tbo Carnival Parties must register at the Rink Office
The lady who sells most tickets Trill be given the beaautiful gold watch now
on display at Clooney'a window. Ladies call at Uike Brown's and get the tickets.
A free chance on $10, $5 and $2 50 in gold given away on each ndmiaslon
ticket. The drawing for these prizes will take place on Saturday night at the
Rink and ticket must be present
GET IN THE CROWD
and be Merry.
Iglersjatraf
Mr. George Allen has returned from a visit
at Chicago. -
Mr. 0. Burgess Taylor of Wheeling, W. Va ,
is visiting relatives here.
-- Rev. W. B. Hall of Nicholas couoty is the
' guest of Ur. James Irvine.
- Uiss Ida Wall has returned from a visit to
'n relatives at Flemingsburg.
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f Mrs j uan uitcneu oi oariiwa use ueeu r inn
ing relatives hero for several days.
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l,MrC aad Mrs. J. W. Elgin were guests Thur-
day st the St. Nicholas, Cincinnati.
Uiss Hattio Rains of Aberdeen is visiting
her sister, Miss Clara Rains, at Cincinnati.
Mrs.;h L. Cablish is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mraf G. W.Conrad, at Flemingsburg.
Ur. Claude Godbey o'f Mt. Olivet Is visiting
fe-hts, sister, Mrs. Ed Mjllor of West Second
. street?
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? Uti. W. A. MuDzinir haa been the cuest this
$a weak of bor mother, rs. Martha Vimont, at
?Tilfll6fsburg.
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4lMiM8allle Berry of Washington spent the
' 'pia'week with the family of Mr. George W. Jett
' at Mt'. Olivet.
Ur, Howard Montgomery of Mt. Olivet haa
ben b the city the past week visiting hla
' preUs, Mr. tad Mrs. E, 8. Montgofcery of
f&jWXiM& street.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Malone returned from
their bridal trip.
Mrs. F. W. Harrop of Wen Second street is
tbo guest of friends at Latonia.
Ur. H. J. Northcott of Covington was a
business visitor here yesterday.
AttorLeyE. R. Young of Ripley, 0., a"
horo yesterday on legal business.
Mr. Chas. E. Deitrich of Tug Ledger Print-
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ery was a visitor to Cincinnati yesterday.
Mr. C. It. DeVaughn of tho Springdale
neighborhood was a caller on The Ledger
yesterday.
Hon. Robert Winn of Winchester, Chairman
Republican State Executive Committee, is in
Maysvilie today.
Mr. Thomas Jobnsou, well known here, has
boen the guest recently of Ur. William M.
Paxton at Platte City, Uq.
Mrs. S. G. Oiblor and Mrs. Thomas M. Rus
sell and son, Milton, are in Cincinnati today to
Bee "The Merry Widow" at the (Grand.
Mrs. W N, Stockton and slater, Uisa Ellen
Kirk, ar iu Cinolnnatl spending several dsys
and taking in "The Merry Widow" at the Grand.
MUs Edith Ucllvaln of Flemingsburg came
down this morning to meet Miss Margaret Fuller
of Portsmouth, 0., who will ascompatfy her
home on a vuit.
Mrs, Isaao Woodward of Vf eit Third street
left yesterday for Flemingsburg to visit her
sister, Mra. Jsmes Smith, whose littlo daugh
ter is seriously )1.
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OUR ORANGE SALE
Will be on Friday And Saturday, Prices about aa usual.
mmtmmeo ken, zangy ikttwk
Affi2agJhe Ginghams
A new lino of attractive spring ginghams for 124c
i yard. Unusual color combinations and patterns.
I In the same section you'll find blue-and-white
check gingham aprons for 50c. Princess offect with ruf
' fle at bottom of skirt, bib with strap, two deop pockets.
1 Here you'll also find a lucky purchase of twenty-
j five patterns of gingham, checks and stripes in tans, blues
I and pinks. They arc 12Jc values we bought as a special
to sell at 10c.
The New Embroideries
Some very pretty edges and insertions in dainty
. pink and blue embroidery on white nainsook. Accord-
ing to width 15c, 19c, 25c yard.
About two dozen pieces of white embroidery,
edges and insertions, that are badly soiled, reduced from
I 5c, 6c, ((; to 3o yard.
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Mattings-Just Arrived
The biggest assortmeut we've ever had. The
prettiest patterns. The best values. Every grade is
represented between 15c and 50c. At tbo popular price
of 25c we have "specialized" in both China and Jap Mat
tings. Beautiful colors and new figures in both carpet,
iloral, Persian and geometrical designs.
The Biggest Silk Sale
It's difficult to better the record we've made on
quality and quantity in our Annual Silk Sale. But we'll
out class anything we've ever done iu the sale we're now
preparing.
Tho date and further details will be announced in
a few days.
1909
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g Monuments 1 Murray & Thomas.
Winchester Lodgo of Elks has adopted
resolutions requesting .Congress to ap
propriate $30,000 with which to purchase a
preserve for American elks at Yellowstone
Park.
Governor Wlllson will toss the first ball over
the plate at the opening baseball game at
Frank fort this season
On the 3d of March, Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt's
farewell official hospitality will be a dinner in
honor of their successors in the White House.
sAnti-Gripplno for coughs and colds at
Sallle Wood's Drugstore.
Mrs. J. R. Bascom and Mrs. Mollis Slack of
Sharpsburg, well known in this city and county,
have gone to Jacksonville, Fla., to spend sev
eral weeks.
SAVE
GLOBE STAMPS.
Some very interesting; now
later. Just wait and save.
Globe Stamp Co.
New Embroideries 0 Laces
Such a showing never made in Maysvilie before. Over 400 distinct styles, a
stock that would do justice to any city five times the size of Maysvilie.
Every pattern imaginable and suitable for any special style of dress. The
honrlcnmp fVmvpnt "Rmhroideries are entirely different from the regular em
broideries. It would, inctecd, take an expert to tell them from the hand-made.
Fancy NETS, ALL-OVERS, BANDS
Are among the new arrivals. Beautiful, with all its synonyms, would not
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