The Public Ledger from Maysville, Kentucky • Page 3

Wtn 77." ft V'i DAILy. f- Strawberries Sv juvtrawLLa llliPUUUOAN. iHOME-GROWN rav Ste JVSBpi. Hf i i '4, nKianr.ioAtr-itn TMy tjtvuo r.Knaim-im. Mist Hattto Wood of Mayallck is visiting at Mlllersburg.

Mrs. T. II. N. Smith la visiting her distor, lire.

Hello Wardlo of Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Motch, of Carlisle visitod rolatives here the first of the week. Mossrs.

N. J. Power and W. II. Dearlng of Flemlngsburg were in the city this morning.

Rev. and Ura. J. M. Evans havo returned from a visit of Bovoral months to points in Toias and Tennessee.

Catlettsburg Tribune Rev. S. D. Hoggs, D. left yesterday for Maysvlllo in the interest of the State Mission Doard.

Ex-Marshal Porcy Ambrose of Dovor was in Maysvlllo several days this week and called at The Ledger Office yesterday. Miss Maggio Braneh of Lewisburg has been at Carlisle several days the paat week with Mn. S. P. Baird and other friends.

Mr. Tode Kirk of Lexington and Mr. Mahlon Kirk of Dradysville, Ohio, were visiting their niece, Mrs. Addle Sutton of Moransbnrg. Mr.

John A. Earnshaw of Rellovae, was in Maysville Tuesday and paid Tilt; Ledger a call. He is now visiting relatives in Dover. Miss Florence Pearce Wadsworth arrived last evening from New York to visit her parents, Hon. and Mrs.

W. H. Wadsworth of West Third street. Mr. William Zingerle has returned to his home at Madiaonville, 0, after a pleasant visit with bis cousins, Misses Brenner of West Front streot.

Mrs. Lucy Wood, who fell several days ago and struck her head on a chair, is now suffering with concussion of the brain. Barney Norris and John Gribble have been awarded the contract for building a fine pressed brick double residence for Dr. Francis and J. C.

Newcomb, on Second street, Ripley. It will be the finest residence in Ripley, and will cost fully $12,000. Does not Color the Hair Stops Falling Hair AYER'S HAIR VIGOR TIIE LATEST PAKIS AND NEW YORK STYLES IN MILLINERY MISS BESSIE WELLS MAYSVILLB, KY. WIW, CERTAINLY YOU OUGHT TO KNOW WIIEKE TO GET WINDOW GLASS WALLPAPER, BUILDING PAPER. TARRED RUBBER ROOFING, You can net same at W.

H. RYDER. I 7 W. Second Street. Phone 186.

CANDY NEWS. EXTRA SPECIAL. Tlio moat delicious Cunily you havo hail In a long tliuo Is BISSINQER'S! MIXED CHOCOLATES Not only delicious, hut moat nourWshiwr and healthful. Every ploco Is lino onting. They aro plain oroams, htomlotl cream with mlntti, walnutH, ground nuts, pralines, inarshmallows, hard nnd soft caramels.

Stop in and try thorn. Wo soil thorn in 1, 2 and It-pound boxes at 60c PER POUND. JOHN C. PECOR Druggist, Maysvlllo, Ky. State National Bank, OF MAYSVILLE, KY.

llMl UtocU, 9100,000 Murplua, 80.S00 II I II I I I I Till IT XL OXftSRAf, JBAWKIVt SUOZlVmi SAMUEL M. HALL Pmldtnt, char. TLiPRAsnc Tin. m. irmtr fl 0ibWr.

MATSV1LLE, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1908. A Pittsburgh physician has named a newnnd baffling skin disease, the "Merry Widow Itch." America ranks second in the world In tbo number of Catholic Dloceaea; only Italyla ahead. But Italy is far, far ahead In the number of Cardinals. The report of tho State National Bank, published elsowhere, shows the handsome sum of $11,725 27 In undivided profits, a Burplus fund of $20,000 and Individual deposits of NATIONAL COMMISSION Bill Introduced in the Senate By Newlands of Nevada Washington, May 20th. Senator Newlands of Nevada today introduced a bill i'or the appointment of a National Commission for the Conservation of Natural Resources, and defining its duties.

The President is authorized by the bill to appoint a Commission of fifteen members for the investigation of all questions relating to the conservation, use and control of the water resources of the United States for navigation, irrigation and municipal supply, power and swamp land reclamation, prevention of Hood, prevention of waste in mining, etc. The Commission is to report to Congress annually. COUNTRY PRODUCE Today'B Quotations By E. L. Blanches tor, Koyatiino Gommuroial Co.

Prloeioc eotedatPo'olock'thla Hcnj, tt fts Turkeys, tt 9c Uutter, per 13o Erk, perclozen 13: JOHN W. PORTER. 1. H. CUMMINGS.

PORTER 8l GUMMINGS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 17 IS. Srcoutl Strett, MAVHVlLT.Jt, KV. THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Not only lells the nr.STand 1IROADEST contract, but return. LARar.lt dividends and there, fore lusurrt At a LOW nut coat. The new 1003 policy of THE NORTHWESTERN li a marvel of completeness.

It cover, u. many of life', con. tlnpenclei, probable or possible, a. can be met by money. It la like a will, except that It provide, the eatate that It It contain, large Loan and Caih values.

It provide. Automatic fit Id up or Extended Insurance, and for at any time within FIVE YEARS after lapae. NO OTHER company oiler, a. many or a. varied OPTIONS of Settlement, under ANY or ALL of lta policies oomhlned.

in THE NORTH-WESTERN oirer. under lta ONE polloy. Kor further Information apply to H. W. COLE CO AOKSTS.

VJ-J Court Street IATIIMII OAMIB. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Schedule in effect iYo. 3, 1901. Subject to change without notice.

For Washington mill New York, 1:33 i. t(; 1 1 p.m. For lllclimouil, Old I'olnt nuil Norfolk, 1041 p. m. Local for Illnton, Ui5'J in, Lacnl for Ifiintlnctnn, OiO'J t8i41 in, For Olnolnnntl, IniHnnnpalla, St.

Lonli, Ulitonffu, LouUvllle, Nn.livllle, Memiihla unci Wo.t 0:45 a. p. Local for Cincinnati. 3:15 a. 4ia i.

m. Tin: LKDOUK lead. In I tho favoi It paper of 1M Uiplt', I OHIO TROOPS Go to Adams County and Troop is Busy Along tho Ohio Rivor A Ripley dispatch says The detachment of Troop A which has been at Decatur for a few days la now scouting in Adams county aftor night riders, reports of threatened raids having been received. Troop Btlll covers the territory from Aberdeen to below HIgglnsport and tie roads back to Georgetown and RuesellvllleJ The trial of the caso of Jess McAfee, the young farmer of near Barr's schoolhouse, who was arrested Thursday night by Troop just after firisg his shotgun, as alleged, at one of the troopors, was held before Justice Yates and he was released. A closo vigil is being kept ovor plant beds by planters and troops.

It is said arrests of the persons who have destroyod tobacco beds in this county will bo made tomorrow. Everything at Uigginsport, Russellville, Decatur and this point is quiet tonight and the same is true across tho river in Kentucky. Somo more tobacco passed through for dolivory to Independent buyers. A large percentage of tho last year's pooled crop is still in tho bands of the growers. Adjutant General Critchfield arrived hero tonight with reference to further distribution of troops.

There has been no fresh outbreak reportod, cdixisLjk: WALLPAPER CLEANER! Makes dirty paper look like new. Try a Can. 15 Cents, 2 for 25 Cents. J. JAMES WOOD SON 5Catest JUarkfcts CINCINNATI, CATTLB, oo Extra Butcher tteert, good to ohoice.

Common goodtooholoe Common to good to Common to SoalawaRi. calvsb. May 2C. ise8. 50 oooaC75 6 6 502(6 01 4 355.a 00 O.lHiO li a.255 to HbQbOO 5.1f5.50 1.75t.2o 1.75&2 T6 Extra Falrto good.

Common and 25 6 WH6 DO i Uilb 75 UOuB. Seleated, medium and heavy, ,0 003 Good Mtiedpaolceri 5.45QS.7U Stag. 3.0UI.O0 Common to oholoe heavy i.00l Light 35 lb. and le. 3 bUdl 50 inBBr.

Extra Good to oholoe Common to LAMBS, Rxtra light fatbutcher. Common to 4.6044.W 2.75at 5 7520.16 4.75as.eu tii 4.1031 30 3.90411 00 3.1&&3 3.2J3 35 5.555.7U 4.75! 00 1.1024 50 4.15QI.60 4.35O4.70 rLOUK, Wlnterpatent Winter family. Extra Low Rye.olty,.,,,,.. aeos. Fre.h near-by round Held lot.

off. 14 Gooie. 25 DuoV IS rOULTRT. Springer. Roo.ter.

Duoka, old. 30 10 en Spring turkey. WUBAT. No, I red, new and old tl OOQl 01 No. 3 red B7C No.

4 8IO 63 COllN. No. No. 1 white No. white, 77 C77M i ...0.., 76 on 75 076 74HC75 71 C74K 7i on 7S 73 074 No.

No. No. I mixed 0.8 Dlllf WUilO Yollow OATI. No. I white, new.

50 GMK 65HC6C 53 055 53CM Q53K No. 3 white. lM4 No. 4 No. 3 mixed No, 3 mixed m.m.m,mmh UAT.

60 No. 1 1 3.1013 tO No.J II, 5013.00 No, 3 No 1 oloT.rmlxed..,..,., No.loloTtrmlid..,.... l.50ll,(O No, 1 If. No, 3olov.r.,.. 11.C09,....

ONE COPY ONE CENT, DYSPEPSIA "II.TlnR taken yonr wnnilerfal for Inrea month ami tinlne entirely curnl of atoraarb catarrh ami dyipcnalft, I think a word of pralao la duo their woti'lorf at entDponlllon, 1 have taken numerona other no-called remedies bn without arall and I find that Casrartta Tellers more In a day than all the othera 1 hare taken would In ayenr Jamea i0 Mercer Jersey City, N.J. Best Tor CAMDY CATHARTIC Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good, tlo flood, Nerer Sicken, Weaken or Gripe. lOc.tJc.SOc. Nover aold In bulk. The icennlne tablet stamped UOO.

Uuarantoed to cure or your money back. Sterling Remedy Chicago or N.Y. 592 ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION DOXES but farmers who havo received threats have secured arms and say they will shoot to kill. a John G. Matthews of Barboorsville has withdrawn from the race for the Congressional nomination in the Eleventh District, giving Don C.

Edwards, the present incumbent, a clear field. At a meeting of the Capitol Commission it was decided to issue advertisements for bids for all work to be done on tho Capitol, including furnishlogs. The bids will be opened on June loth. The specifications will be for lighting and heating plant and furniture. Hon.

A P. Gooding of Maysllck left the first of the week for California, where hehas gone to I return with his daughter, who has been spend ing tho winter there. CLAiikSViLLE, May 20th. A large tobacco barn owned by James Tinor, a large tobacco owner, was destroyed by fire, and all of the plant beds on the farm were scraped, The work is supposed to have been done by "night riders." Mr. Tinor is owner of a steamboat and has received notice not to carry any more Association tobacco.

BASEBALL SCORE Figures in tho Groat Amorican Game and Standing of the Clubs rjJT.BH.ir& 11ESULTH. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 0. Pittsburgh 1, Brooklyn 2. St.

Louis 1, New York 0. Chicago 5, Boston 3. AMEHICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia Louis 3. Boston 3, Cleveland 4.

Detroit-New York, rain. Washington-Chicago, rain. AMEHICAN ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis 2, Columbus 1. Kansas City 4, Milwaukee 7.

Toledo 2, Louisville 0. Minneapolis 4, St. Paul 2. jiw.n nix a ok cr.vns. NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Teams. Won. Lost, rer Chicago 1G 7 Pittsburgh 13 10 Philadelphia 13 11 Cincinnati 13 12 New York 13 13 Boston 14 14 Brooklyn 11 17 St. Louis 11 IS Ctnt. .505 .542 .520 .500 .500 .303 .372 AMERICAN LEAGUE.

T(ams. Won. Lett, Ptr Cent. New York 17 9 Philadelphia 17 12 Cloveland 15 11 .577 St. Louis 13 11 .517 Chicago 13 13 .500 Detroit 12 13 Washington 10 16 Boston 0 20 .310 AUEIUCAN ASSOCIATION.

Teams. Won, Lost. Per Cent, Toledo 17 9 Indianapolis ID 11 Columbus 18 12 Milwaukee 17 13 Louisville 18 14 Kansas City 12 18 .400 Minneapolis 10 20 ,333 St, Paul 7 23 .233 Aro now coming; antl I havo my tiHiial arraiiKomcnlB with tho most experienced growers In Lowls county for tho very HneHt varieties thoy produce. Tho IJrrrlcs will ho tint on the market hero within two hours after leaving tho patches and will ho sold Wholesale and Retail in Full-Sized, Well-Filled Cups! Just an they aro put up in tho patchc by tho pickers. Ah tho season advances they wilt also supply mo with Cultivated IJInck-hcrrics, Kaspuerrlcs niacK and lted and other Fruits, such as are grown so bountifully In that sectl )n.

Persons ho may want sucli Fruits can do pend on Kcttiiifr the very ocst from mo at all times during the season. Measure and uallty guaranteed. B. LOVEL THE LEADING GROCER, WHOLESALE and RETAIL. CLEAN Moth Balls 15c pound Cedar Camphor 15c pound IjAvcndar Camphor pound Mothalino Camphor.

pound Japalac, all colors and Bizcs. Mothalino for moths may he most delicate fahrics without fear Ma Fi WILLlAmS Sorghum, Millet, Cow Peas J- O- EVERETT CO- Get in Line and Join the Procession of Friends. At ctery stand the cry is Smokehouse." JOHN T. SMITH CO. I.

0. 0. F. Grand Encampment in Session at Frankfort Officers Elected Frankfort, May 20th The Grand Encampment of Oddfellows, composing the higher branch of the Order in Kentucky, opened its annual session here this morning in the House of Representatives chamber, and the address of welcomo was delivered by Governor Willson who welcomed the visitors on behalf of the State. The Governor spoke but a few minutes only, but was given a warm reception and pleased the Oddfellows.

Ue was introduced by Lieutenant Governor W. II. Cox, who is a member of the Grand Encampment. Mayor E. E.

Hume welcomed the delegates on behalf of Frankfort, and Thomas II. Crockett, on behalf of the local Oddfellows. The response to the address of welcome was delivered by John S. Gaunt of Carrollton. After a prayer by the Rev.

J. S. Sims, the Encampment went into executive session. Officers elected for the ensuing year were as follows: Grand Patriarch J. C.

Umbaugh of Padu-cah. Grand High Priest E. A. Gullion of Carrollton. Grand Senior Warden Alan Heath of New-port.

Grand Junior Warden S. W. Edwards of Versailles. Grand Scribe R. G.

Elliott of Lexington. Grand Treasurer B. J. Durham of Danville. Grand Representative John S.

Gaunt of Carrollton. The report of Grand Scriba R. G. Elliott iuuiiiia. REECHWOOD PARK SATURDAY, Tho ImaiinetMiitnt has nrnuiRoa for a MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIllBWOUKS.

JIIOII-OIjASS VAUDKVlIiliK Artists o.r superior talent, known In vaudeville circles In tho laro cities or tho East and West, havo been enftaged at Krcat expenuo of tho iuanaKniout. Continuous performances, do to Ucautifnl llcechwood and ct cool, Phone 83. HOUSE Florax 15c pound Furniture Polish 25c pint Turpentine lCc pint Ammonia 15c pint placed in direct contact with tho of Injury by stain or bleaching. GOi druq store. Smokehouse showed that there are SO Encampments in the State, with the number of members on January 1st, of 32,347, a gain of 33 during tho year.

The Grand Encampment adjourned this afternoon. At Midway the Rev. Meade E. Dutt has resigned as Pastor of the new Union Christian Church to go to North Dakota, whero ha bee accepted a call. STRIKING PHOTOGRAPH One Mile of Idle Railroad Engines Pictures Slump in Business Elkhart, May 20th.

One mile of idle railroad engines was photographed in the yards of the New York Central lines here yesterday by orders of tho Company. The locomotives numbered 125 and cost nearly It is understood that tho Company proposes to exhibit the pictures in connection with the arguments bofore tho Interstate Railroad Commission, and in tho conference with tho Mei-chauts1 Association and other Associations that are making contests for reduced rates. MAY 30th.i i a 'S Mlii it ill.