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Wo Iiiito nccr niiortlied
3f bofure.tmtdoHo now, so mi
can tako uuvmitAKO thrse
Xeolal prices:
Men's Good $5 Overcoats
Now $3.75.
Mod's Splendid $6 Over
coats Now $4.50.
Mon's Fine $7.50 Over
coats Now $5.
Mon's Extra Fine $10 Over
coats Now $7.50.
Ask to bo shown special ad
vertised Overcoats and sec
how Rood bargains look
when they aro new Over
coats; no old stock.
GEO. H. FRANK
& GO.
MAY871LLS, KY
Mr. Winslow Ball ia in Winchester today on
'Jjuiinoas.
' Mrs. E. D. 11111 i home from a visit to rola
utirai at Dajtqn, Ohio.
Bar. G. V. Banton of Latonia was a we!
caaj visitor hers yesterday.
Attorney A. D. Cole is attending Circuit
Court at Vancebarg this week.
MLu Myra Dales left yesterday for Winches
er, where sho will visit relatives.
Mr. it. II. Sanford of Newcastle, Ky., was a
v&uinass visitor in the city yesterday.
SJLr. Henry Cobb of Thurmond, W. Va., ia
spsiding a few days here with relatives.
Mrs. W. It. Heflin of Newport is visiting her
parsnta, Ur. and Mrs. John Walsh of Front
alraat.
Senator B. C. Grigsby and Mr. B. P. Lykins
Tolleaboro were doing business in Uaysvillo
", jsotarday.
j
Sirs. W. A. Mousing has returned from a
visit to her mother. Urs. Martha Vimont, at
lJHiUrsburg.
" '.Mr, C. II. Cooper, Mrs. Uarsball Cooper
vh4 Uiss Natalie Cooper spent yesterday in
nGsrmantown.
Afiissea Mary and Nora Wood of Paris are
th gsesti of Misses Alleyne and Mae Uacfcey
-of Wert Third street.
Mr. Wiliara Throckmorton and bride passed
rtiroogh Maysville yesterday en route home to
iSwlog from a bridal trip to Cincinnati.
Mioses Mabel Scott and Nannie Thompson of
Hamilton College, Lexington, were the week
j4.jueaU of Uiss Thompson's parents, Mr.
- Urs. A. U. Thompson of East Third street.
Bunt's offer 85c Foulards for 59c.
Williams & Bassell shipped fron this point
jjraflUrdajr, via L. and N. Railroad, a car load of
-irtsa and mules.
Tetrday the 1,000 hogsheads of Equity to
bacco stored at Helena began moving to the
jfcig warehouses in this city.
A tract of land containing SI acres, part of
ta Baldwin farm, belonging to Urs. Uartha B.
JStaford and Mr. Hickman Ranson, was sold at
"titt Courthouse door yesterday to S. P. Brown
stag at $95 per acre. Cheap.
WW5frl
INSKO.
Soto, to the wife of Strouther Insko, on the
SUHi, a fins ten pound boy.
Men's Fine Shoes
IN PATENT LEATHER, VICI
GUN METAL. VELOUR CALF,
BLACK and TAN, worth $3 to
$3.50, End-of-Season Price
jjjLIMMa.MMMlMM.lSSSMMMMIWWM.'.M '
SPECIAL SALE
WHILE STOCK LASTS.
PRICES CUT TO THE GORE.
These are staple goods that aro sold over tho counter every day clean,
fresh, standard inerchundlso, exactly the saino In quality as you aro buyliR
elsowhcro at much higher prices:
2 cans TOMATOKS 15 ocnts
a-poundcan lancy STUINO U10AN8 7 cents
'Jeans ol'ltefujieo STUINGLI2SS UHANS 15 cents
A Kfoat Imriraln. ilio kind that sell at 15 cents straight
l-poiinit can I'VMl'KIN ' cents
Jl-pound can AS1WKAGUS, tips only 2:1 cents
2 cans Pride of lllooiuliiatoii CORN 15 cents
2 paokages Maltn Vita COHN FLUXES 15 cents
WHEAT BEItltlES, per bos 7 cents
Ijarge, white l'orallno CAN OliES. each 1 cent
JExtra sprclal on OltACICEltS, per pound O conts
11. & E. SUOAH, 25-pound bags, only Scents pound $1.25
And many other bargains that cannot bo inontlourd. Call and see them.
WE WILL NOT 011AKGU ANY ABOVE GOODS; ALL CASH PItlOES.
J: C. CABLISH 4 BR0.
MASONIC TEMPLE GROCERS.
fiir Piaao bargains at Gerbrich's.
After bijng side-tracked four or Ave days the
household goods of Dr. J. T. Strode arrived
here yesUrday from Lexington. The Doctoris
now domiciled in the residence lately occupied
by Dr. Morgan in East Third street.
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which is Better Try an Experiment
or Proilt by a MaysVillo Citir.cn's
Experience.
Something new is an experiment
Unst be proved to be as represented.
The statement of a manufacturer is not con
vincing proof of merit
But the endorsement of friends is.
Now supposing you had a bad back,
A Lame, Weak or Aching one,
Would you experiment on it?
You will read of many so-called cures,
Endorsed by strangers from far-away places.
It's different when the endorsement comes
from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Home endorsement is the proof that backs
ovory box of Down's Kidney Pills.
Read (his case:
J. M. Lloyd, farm-r, R. F. D. No. 5, Mays
ville, Ky., says:
"I am only too pleased to tell of my ex
perience with Doan's Kidnoy Pills and hope
that it will be the means of helping some other
sufferers from kidney trouble in finding relief.
About five j ears 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 beard of Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured a box at J. J. Wood &
Son's Drugstore and began using them. They
effected a complete cure, and since then I
have not bad backache or any other symptom
of kidney trouble."
For Bala by all dealsra. Price 50 cents,
FoBter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and take no
other.
OUR ANNUAL INVOICE
JUST COMPLETED
Shows that we have too many
heavy-weight Suite and Over
coats, many of them our very
finest and best quality, so we
have decided to run out.
CUT-RATE SACRIFICE SALE
ALL THROUGH, THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY !
We want to clean up this
stock, and you have the op
portunity of a life-time to "get
bargains in high-class mer
chandise. J. WESLEY LEE,
THE GOOD CLOTHES MAN,
N. E. CORNER
SECOND and MARKET STS.
OF ALL KINDS AT MUCH
COHEN'S
IAriVv
Hunt's 75c Taffeta 40c at Silk Sale.
Our Colored Citizens.
J. L. Thompson, A. M , of Covington, will de
liver the address of the evening Jat the Com
mencement Exercises of theFlerningsburg
Public School, colored, Thnrsday.Fobruary 25th.
Subject, "Nothing Trifling." Thero will be
two gradiotes, Vivian Miller and Leonard Wil
liams. EDWIN MATTHEWS
DENTIST.
ttultp II. Flnl National llituk Uulltllng,
JIAYSVILLK, KY.
. ELLA Y. KICKS,
OSTEOPATH.
hour; by appointment at homes.
i'PHONE 315
IV. F. POWER
Stoves
Will
Sell You
Helonr
Price
Of any other hom In Maysville.
Come and see stock.
ART SHOP
QPPPIAI WniBt on Soisettc, ivk.li
OrCOIHL embroidery floss to woak,
$1, Corset Covers on linen, with lloss
to work, SI- Roman and Fllo Silks.
WASCMNOTON
OPEKA-ItOUSK mJILDING.
Men's Hi
IN BUCK and TAN,
WORTH $3 to $4.50,
DIVIDED IN TWO LOTS,
PRICED AT $1.99 AND
End-of-Season
Price Sal4
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Announcement for ntv often, Si! county 0$t
etijs; ttatofftcet,StO. Vatfitnadtanto.
UOVXTY,
COU1JTT CLERK.
Wo nra authorized to announce Mr. P. P. PAR
KKIt at a cuiidlduto for Clerlf of ilio Mu.on
County Court, tubjeot tj ilm action of tho Demo
crau of Mason County.
We are authorized to announce ARTHUR K.
WOOIJ nin candidate for County Clerk, kulijeol
to the action of the Democratic party.
Wo nre authorized to nnnounoo W. P. DICK
SON ni a candidate for County Clerk, sutijeut to
ttie action of the Democratic party.
ron. JAILEII.
' We aro authorized to nnuounco JOHN KlTKt.
acandldatu for Jnllerof Maion County, nubjeat to
theactluu of tho Democratic party.
roit sureuiNTENniNT or schools.
We nro authorized to announce JESSIE O
YAN'UhY a h candidate for the olllce of County
buperlntendent of Schools, subjeot to the actlou
of the Democratic party.
We ure authorized to aunounce CHARLES D.
WULLSasa caudldato for County Superintend
ent ol Schools, subject to tho action of the Demo
cratic party.
countt A8rsson,
We nru authorized to announce HENRY R.
GUILDS as a candidate for County Assessor, sub
ject to the action of tho Democratic party,;
cinouiT CLSUK.
We are authorized to unnounca ISAAC WOOD
WARD as it candidate for Circuit Court Clerk,
subject to the action of the Democratic Primary.
COUNTT JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce W. II. RICE as
a candidate for County Judge, subject to tho ac
tion of the Democratic party.
DIS7IUC1.
To The Public Ledger: You will please au
nounce me as a candidate for re-election to- the
olllce of Circuit Judi;u In the NlneU enth Judicial
District of Kentucky, subject to tho action of
the Democratic party In Convention or otherwise,
JAMES P. UARUKbON.
We nre nuthorlzed to announce Hon. C. D.
NKWEI.l, as a candidate for Circuit Judge of the
Nineteenth Judicial District of Kentucky, sub
ject to the action of tho Democratic party.
roit commonwealth's attohnet.
We are authorized to announce M. J. HEN
NESSEY of Hracken county as n candidate for
Commonwealth's Attorney of the Nineteenth Ju
dicial District, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic party.
$3 cop ic ' s i aria m u
No Charge!
Aitwrtitrmentk iinf
the headinge cf 'Jltt
Hantrd' 'Situation
iranrd,' "ZaW and
Found," and not execedinf
ifireelinei in length, ore FKEE tn all.
ir.Vo 3ualntw AdTfrtiMmentB IuktIm
without pay
U amwere ail (o come the firtt time, u invite a.
many repetition at are necwaryto leeui e what tot.
odt ertlte or. Wa wUh adierHiert to eel that thei
are not impotino on v by nWny our ret column
swvjdffrtfier must urntth copy, uihttJi can 6
lift at the cflee or tent by mall
TUB rVBLIO ZKDOER,
Ko. 10 SaU Third Stw,
Jfelp Wanted.
Advertltemenlt under thit hradtno interttd re
but advertltere muit furnieh the copy.
WANTED To buy four poster mahogany bed
and other old furniture. Address HAR
RIKTT JOHNSON. Maysville. Ky. fe2p-.it
WANTKD-GOOD COLORED UOY To work
after school and on Saturday In barber
shop. STONER NEWELL, 38 East Third street.
feSO Iw
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ANTED WHITE WOMAN To act as
houekeeper at 21) East Second street. 18 6t
WANTED-NURSE GIRL-Apply to Mrs.
JACOIi THOMAS, No. 4 East Fourth
street. fe!8 lw
NOTICE The Little Palace Restuurant, corner
Front and Market streets, is the most Invit
ing place In the city where ladles can get best
service. Table served with best market affords.
Good meals, prices moderate. fc!5 lw
VOU ARE AMUITJOOS AND POSSESS AT
jl least au average amount oi tact and pen
roe
p5y verance. Therefore, we want you and tf 111 p:
you its a month lor takine otny lour ouierv a
a ay. You can earn a big Income- We f affllsh all
supplies free. Wrue today to MANAGER, P. O.
HoxllSO, New York City.
For Jafc.
Adxrrtlitm'i I' 'mder thit heading, not exceeding
ltv Unci, if centt each imertian, or SO cenlt a week
FOR SALE FRESH COW Apply at George
Walllngford's grocery, East becond street.
fezOlt
FOR SALE-tO ACRES OF LAND-Slx miles
from Maysville. Comfortable 5 room resi
dence; some tobacco land; well watered. M. C.
HUTCIIINS. felOlw
FOR SALE LAND Two acres of land, situ
ated on 11111 City pike; also, household
goods, various dairy articles, etc, at public auc
tlonon February 23d, at premises of Mrs. Mallnda
Hawkins, Hill City pike. selb lw
Xost.
jidwrttitmciUi under thu heading iwsrJed free
but advertluri muil urntih the copy.
LOST-NECKLACE-Of pink beads on Sunday
morning, between SIS Wall street and Hank
of Maysville. Return to 2IU Wall street and re
ceive reward. felHlw
pound.
Advertttementi under thit headtrg inttrted free:
but adtertltert muit urntih the copy.
3JIOUND-GOLU CUFF HUTTON-On Bait
. Third street. Call at Ledger ofllco and
prove property. fel8 tw
MET'ig
Shoes
LESS THAN VALUE AT
fl
Ijf.
KID GLOVE
SALE !
Small sizes and odd lots very cheap.
Long and short Gloves in the sale.
BIGGEST SILK BARGAIN EVER OFFERED IN MAYS
VILLE. 59c BUYS EVENING SHADES MESSALINE SILK,
WORTH 85c.
Spring Goods arriving daily.
ROBERT L HOEFLICH, 2,,&2,Lt
i i i t Soroslfl Skirts, rwm M
Sole Agent c,Ct8, The Big 4.
O Standard Patterns. U
New Year's
Will witness the distribution of several
thousand dollars to our depositors as inter
est on their savings account. Had your
idle money been here it would huve earned
you 3 this last year. Start tho New Year
right. Let your money make you some
thing.
MITCHELL, FINCH & CO.'S
BANK.
J. B. DURRETT, Cashier.
J. N. KEHOE, President.
?YoUusr Bin. For Estimate
We are headquarters for Lumber, Sash, Doors,
Blinds and Mill Work, Shingles, Metal
and Rubber Hoofing.
. H. COllinS company
PHONE 00.
DRUG
TALKS!
What do you need In drugs? That la
a broad question, but ours is a 1) Ik
stock, so covers erery thing you could
want In
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
In our stock wo hare nearly 10,000
items. Surely whaterer yon want can
Do found here. Worth heeding.
JOHN C. PECOR
JOHN W. PORTER,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
17 But Second St., MAY8VII.I.E, KY
Ladies9 Fine Shoes
PATENT COLT
AND VICI,
WORTH $2.50 to $3,
YOUR CHQICE . . . .
W. H. MEANS,
..v.'
NATURE IS OUR ONLY RIVAL
In delicate tints, oolors and ex
quisite designs, which are
wrought in the perfection of
art in our parlor, dining-room,
library and bedroom or hali-
papers. Our wallpapers, arev
prettier than ever this Spring
and more reasonable in price.
CRANE & SHflFER,
a Eatt Third Street,
Cox lhtlldtno
Day
ft 3
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in effect Not. 1, 1908. Subject to chant
without notice.
For Washington nnd New York,
1:35 p. iu., 10.64 p. m.
For lllchmoud, Old Point and Norfolk,
1 :3ft p. tu., 10;84 p. m.
Local for Ulnton, .,
,f0i40 n. m.
Local tor llnntlngton. '
9i40 a. m., td4 p. m.
For Olnclnnatl, Indlauspolls, St. LobIi,
Olilcoco, Louisville, NasltTllle,
Memphlii and West
0:40 n. m., -3:17 p. SB.
Local for Cincinnati.
0:10 a.m., 10:00 a. m,, 4:12 p. m.
Leave. Arrive
-fr'Ab a ra, ........ J8:2fi pm
8:20am.........;:65m
$1:15 p m.. .....,$10:15 a m
S:ts p m l :55 p m
Dslly Jliioept Sunday
"LIVES OF GREAT MEN 4U
REMIND US?
The story of how Marshall Flsld
amassed his great fortune may be told la
a tew words. He had something to sell
andadvertlsodlt.
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