Daily public ledger. [volume], February 22, 1909, Image 2

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- -; . JF. OtJUfcAJV, Xdltor and thwnr,
. Mr. William GateB of Wall street u fitted
'Wt in, a policeman's uniform at Georga H.
' Fraak & Co.'i tbla morning.
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i ThoKentncky Dairy Cattlo Club and tha
X&ntucky Jeraoy Cattlo Clab will hold a joint
OBventlon at Lexington March 12th and 13th.
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Mr. and Mra. Frederick Adams celebrated
their, filteontb wedding anniversary yesterday
,at their hospitable homo In the county. Quite
a number of friends from this city attended the
happy occasion.
. i Washington City's correspondent in Sun
'day'a Courier-Journal: "Miss Armstrong of
Maynville, ' a bright young pupil at Bristol
School, was a guest at a recent White Iloune
reception." Miss Armstrong Is the daughter
of Mrs. Belle Armstrong of Flamingsburg and
a sister of Mrs. J. Barbour Russell of this city.
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Cloudy today; rain Tuesday
and coldov.
Last two storms affected the
widest railroad area ou record.
May wheat sold for more
than $1.16 in the Chicago grain
market.
THK T.EDGEK lends In
of the people
SpriugHkQ7eaterdHy
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Former Vice-President Sto
veuson is critically ill at Bloom
ington, 111.
Mora than 31,000 men will
march iu the inaugural parade
March 4th.
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Governor Willson has fixed
Friday, tho 9th day of April,
for the hanging of William Car
ter, the Louisville Negro, who
is under sentence of death.
Cincinnati, O., Feb. 21st.
With an ear-splitting yell, an
uuidoutilied India n of the
Navajoo Tribe ran amuck to
night in the Grand Central
Depot, and before be could be
restrained had fatally stabbed
Mrs. Anna Devord of Hunt-
iugton, W. Va., and Max
Meyers of Cincinnati, and
seriously wounded Joseph W.
Gordon of Cambridge, 111.
The Indian had alighted
from a Chesapeake and Ohio
train with four other Indians.
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IRK'S!
-THE ONE PRICE STORE,-
Where You Buv thu
BEST ROOFING on the Market
For the Least Money.
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See Our New
OLIVER CULTIVATOR
Xiic antrst Improvement, a u?ivyear-olrt clillcl can work It.
See Our New Fairbanks & Morse
GASOLINE ENGINE
Jack of all Trade, from S H. P. up.
See Our New
ACETYLENE GAS PLANT
Just the thing for an ideal country home. Simplest and
cheapest money can buy.
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THE STATE NATIONAL BANK
MAYSVILLE, KY.
Capital 5100,000
Surplus and Profits .... .$30,000
Designated Depository for the U. S. Treasury, State of
Kentucky and Mason County.
SOLICITS A SHARE OF YOUR BUSINESS.
Conservative. Courteous. Safe.
The Washington Theater !
TONTGH 77
Mme. Caroline Rieder Bohmer
Soprano
Miss Mary Den ni son Galley
Violiniste.
Miss Gladys Shailer
Pl&nlste.
Admission 50cf 35c and 25c.
Stats At Williams' Drugstore Friday morning.
WJohn W. Vogel's Big City
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Fifty Shirnora will be initi
ated at Lexington today.
Thirty-two roads second week
February show average gross
incrcaso of 13. G.
Tho Brownsville affair will
again occupy tho attention of
tho Sonata tomorrow.
French exporters aro greatly
alarmed at the possibility of a
Tariff war with America.
Over 50 of tho rural free
delivery mail routes to be es
tablished in 1900 will bo in tho
South, whero the demand for
the service has grown rapidly.
The iSub-Committeo of the
Senate Judiciary Committee
voted to recommend a report
finding that President Roose
velt acted without authority in
connection with the Steel Trust
absorption of the Tennessee
Coal and Iron Company.
Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 21st.
Stewart Dougla9 Robinson,
19-year-old nephew of President
Roosevelt, and Sophomore of
Harvard, fell from a six-story
window of Hampton Hall, a
dormitory on Massachusetts
avenue, today and was killed.
He was a son of Douglas Robinson.
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which Is Better Try an Experiment
or I'rolic by u Majavillc Citizen's
Experience.
Something Dew is 3D experiment.
Most be proved to ba as represented.
The statement of a manufacturer is Dot con
vincing proof of merit.
Bat the endorsement of frieeds if.
Now supposing you bad a bad back.
A Lame, Weak or Aching one,
Would you experiment on it?
Yon will read of many so-called cures,
Endorsed by strangers from far-away places.
It's different when he endorsement comes
from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Home endorsement is the proof that backs
every box of Doan's Kidney Pills.
Read this cats:
J. M. Lloyd, farmer, R. F. D. No. 5, Mays.
ville, Ky., says:
"I am only too pleased to tell of my ex
perience with Doan's Kidney Pills and 'hope
that it will be the means of helping some other
sufferers from kidney trouble in finding relief.
About fire jears ago my kidneys suddenly be
came disordered and for several months I was
bothered by constant, dull pains across my
loins. When I stooped or lifted, sharp twinges
shot through my body and caused the most in
tense suffering. I at length heard of Lloan's
Kidney Pills, procured a box at J. J. Wood &.
Son's Drugstore and began using them. Thoy
effected a complete cure, and sicca then I
have not bad backache or any other symptom
of kidney trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Price GO cents.
Footer-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole
agents for the United States. ,
Remember the name Doan's and take no
other.
TRY A PAIR
OF OUR
WORK
SHOES
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 JJ
J. HENRY "
TO CURE ANY DISKAtK.
!Mm Cawce Mail lie Remove, Mm
1 - waj nun innaniBi
' Klli iho Korrn thnt causes dandruff,.
railing ha!r,nnd baldness, you vtlll ha,vo
no rnpro dandruff, and your hair rauat
grow luxuriantly. Nowbro'a 'Horplcido
not only contains tho dandruff germ
destroyer, bus It Is also a most delight
ful hair dressing for regular tollot use.
No other hnlr preparation Is on this
eclentino basis of dostoylng tho dandruff
germs. It stops all irritation, keeps thj
calp sweet, puro and wholcsomo. Re
member that something claimed to bo
"Just ns good," will not do tho work of
genuino Herplcldo. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 10c. In stamps for sam
ple to Tho Herplcldo Co., Detroit, MlcK.
TWO SIZES-50C, and $1,00
J. JAMES WOOD & SON, Special Agonts.
J. Il. Dickinson of Tennes
see will be Secretary of War iu
the Tuft Cnbinot.
PECOR
Januarv lie u res show tide of
immigration is turning toward
this country again.
Last engagement of $700,000
gold for Argentine makes total
of $9,350,000 since January 1st,
Dun's Ilevicw says progress
towards revival of trade is slow
especially in iron, copper and
coal.
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Tho 177th anniversity of the
birth of George Washington is
being celebrated today through
out the entire world.
Tho Vanguard, England's
seventh vessel of the Dread
nought class, is to launched at
Barrow today.
The,"iusurgents"of tho House
of Representatives have practi
cally won their fight for an
amendment of the Houe rules?.
The headless statue of Henry
Clay at Lexington is to bo re
paired, and bids have be,en
asked to replace the head on
statue.
Bradstreet's says reports of
trade and industry are irregu
lar, and as a whole the volume
of business is still below expec
tations. .
The West Virginia Senate
voted down the proposition to
submit to the voters of the
State a prohibition amendmont
to the Constitution.
The statement was made iu
Wall street Saturday that the
price of steel rails has been cut
to $25 per ton, which is $3 be
low the official price.
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Au X-ray examination failed
to show a bulletin the shoulder
of Robin Cooper, charged with
being a principal iu tho killing
of former Senator Carmack.
Tomorrow is tho date fixed
for beginning the retrial in Chi
cago of tho rebate case against
tho Standard Oil Company of
Indiana. This is the case in
which Judge Landis' fine of
$29,240,000 was reversed by
the Appellate Court.
President-elect Taft will de
liver tho oration at the Wash
ington Birthday celebration by
tho University of Pennsylvania,
In tho evening he will be tho
guest cf honor at tho annual
dinner .of the Unjversity,. of
Pennsylvania AumhiV Assoc!-.
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BUSY OPENING
Spring Goods
Corao and aeo them. New Mattings, now Oarpete, new
Draperies, now White Goods, new Laces and Hamburga.
Itompmhcr, n beautiful prosont with a $5 purchnao.
OrJcXlALu SATURDAY.
SO pieces Hnmlmrjr, Bo quality, our price Bo.
20 pieces Hamburg, inequality, onr prlco 10c.
120 pieces Jlnml)ur, iiOo quality, our prlco lUKo.
Iittdiefl' Petticoats, in blnok nnd colors, reduced -from 8O0 to
40u.
5 dor.en Ijn dies' fine Ilrnthcrblnnm Petticoats, in black and
colort), reduced from $U to St. OO; Hco.thom, j
New l'crcnic?. yard wide, vitn uorucr, only 10c.
New WftlHts. beautiful ntjlrs, long sleeves, all sizes, O8o anil
$ 1,25, regular 32 values.
P. 8. 20 pieces beavy yard-wide Muslin Co. Starchlcss
hleaalied fie. IjAtfira' fine SIioph nnlv l)Hn and S1.2ri. Mom'h ironri
quality Shoes $1.25 and $1.40. Men's fine Drees Shirts 40c. 1004
pieces line Dress Glnnlianiw, In wtrlpoa and solid colors, only Bo.
New York Store.
S. STRAUS, Proprietor.
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Investigate the unequaled values we are offering in .
ail departments. You'll be delighted with the complete.)
neosof the assortment, the beauty of the styles and pat
terns, but you can't begin to appreciate our Furniture
from the advertisements;
SEE THE STOCK FOR
YOURSELF
We lead all in Quality, Quantity and Low l'ricos.
jflgTGASH 0B CBEDIT-Mlfc
We are now carrying the new Duostyle Dining Ta
ble, which is constructed ol the most beautifully graine'd
quartered oak and is very highly polished, a sample of
which may be found in our West Window.
BRISBOIS
& D1ENER
PROPRIETORS, West Second Street.
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Princess Rink.
Tho only enjoyment in Maysvlllo. Change
up-to-date moving pictures every nignt.,
Open every afternoon and night.
GENERAL ADMISSION
Afternoon Session, Including Skates, ... 15 Cents
Night, ... 10 Cents Skates ... 15 Cents
The PeDDsylranla Oil and Gas Company,
with a capitalization of $500,000, began drill
ing at a point tbree miles back of Louisa
Tuesday morning. The work la being done by
a competent force of men' under the personal
supirvislon of C. A Smith of Pittsburgh, an ex
pert oil and gaa man. It Is believed that an
oil and gaa flow will bo struck iu paying
quantities. ,
IV. F. POWER
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Sell You
StOWBS
Uelow
Trice
OI anyottrr bouie In Mayivllle.
Come and see stock.
ART SHOP
Cpppinl "Waist on Solsotte. vrhh
Or CUIM t. embroidery floss to yoa4c,
1. Corset Covers on linen, with floss,
to work, 91. Unman and Filo SlUcs.
WASIMNOTON
Ol'KHA-IIOCSK I1UILDING.
M. F. C0UGHL1N k CO,
FOR FINE LIVERY TURNOUTS
UNDERTAKING
AND EMBALMING,
LovePs
Specials
Till weekljun going pC CDCPIAI
to glvo tho trade it lit OrCUIHI.
SPOTf
GASH
ONLY
2 Cans Standard Blackberries 15 cents
2 Cans Standard Raspberries 15 cents,
2 Cans Standard Gooseberries .15 cents
2 Cans Standard Strawberries .15 cents -
2 Cans Standard Pie Peaches 15 cents .,
2 Cans Standard Apples , 15 cents
2 Cans Standard Pumpkin 15 cents -
All rejcuUr lOo goods. And again thta week 1 am going to sell
2 Cons Best Tomatoes 15 centit
2 Cans Pride of Bloomington Cum 15 CMtsV
1 Gallon Fancy New Crop Molasses ..... 48 ceats
' Persona wbo may want to take advantage of these exceptionally How
prices and la in a. supply will be privileged to hay as roach as tbejr may
want at pirloea named. ' '
ALSO THIS WEEK
Persona who purohase.as.rauuiifcaSPvWorthof the .MboveBame4. Caaaeel
Goods. at one time will beritltlel to one as-pound sack:, of llavacH oyer's
Oraaulated Sugar for one doJJar and twentf-nvo cents, ONLY FiVK CKNTS
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