The Public Ledger from Maysville, Kentucky • Page 1

i DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER MA YSVILLE REPUBLICAN. MAYSVILLE, KY, We Have Trimmed Coal Prices to the Lowest Notch And you cannot save more on next winter's supply than by buying now; waiting won't get you anything. Let us hear your voice over 'Phone No. 142. MAYSVILLE COAL COMPANY BI All matter tor publication must be handed in before 9 o'clock a.

m. More Equity News! Over two-thirds of the 1906 crop, comprising the whole output of the Burley District, bas been sold and the money is gradually being distributed. Mason county will come in for her pro rata, and after a while money is going to be plentiful 'round these parts. We nave suffered with the Equity, and now it is only natural to suppose that we are going to be able to rejoice with them, for when trade opens up and all our Equity friends stick to us as we have stuck to them, we are anticipating a rush of business. For this reason we are advertising EX The Biggest BUGGY SALE Ever Held in Maysville! We cannot afford to carry over the stock we have on hand the coming winter, and they MUST BE SOLD.

You have the money, we have the vehicles, and "fair exchange is no robbery." Buggies, Runabouts. Driving Wagons, and Surreys with unheard of reductions in price. Can you afford to miss this sale? MIKE BROWN THE SQUARE DEAL MAN. New pianos $200 up, at Gerbrich's. WEAKLY REPUBLICAN PUBLIO LEDGER -1809.

Smoke Masonian, 10c. Cigar for 50. The shares have already been subscribed for the new Creamery at Washington and as 3008 as the Building Committee and a site are -selected the work of building will be begun. Sister M. Aloysius, formerly Miss Bouscaren -of Cincinnati, died Monday at Cardome, Georgetown, Ky.

Her will was probated in Cincinnati yesterday. She leaves Caroome College $40,000. Forty-six petitions are pending at the Postoffice Department at Washington for the 08- of rural free delivery routes in Within the past fiscal year only twenty-four new routes have been established in the State, but the small number is due to the fact that Kentucky has approximately :700 of these routes now in operation. Mr. J.

E. Chittenden of Louisville, Commissioner of Kentucky Fire Underwriters, is here to re rate Maysville insurance risks for the Underwriters. As the work is quite tedious and must be carefully attended to, Mr. Chittenden will be pleased to have the co-operation of every property owner so as to get, not only the physical, but the moral report of all risks. "ARE YOU ON" "To the fact that "Alpha" Flour costa no more than cheaper grades? -M.

C. RUSSELL Co. There are 26,000 pensioners in Kentucky. Marion, Frank Barkley's trim little gasoline sank last night while moored at the wharf. James Taylor, while bunting yesterday on the Wadsworth place, killed a flying squirrel, a vara avis in this section of the country.

Icecream and cake 15 cents, and candy and (lemonade sale i in the Christian Church yard this evening by a Sunday-school Class of boys. Limestone Lodge No. 36, K. of will have work in the Second and Third Rank tonight. All members of Team requested to be present.

H. L. Walsh, Trustee for the H. H. Collins reports the assets to be $6,018.63.

It is thought the concern will more than pay -out. Mr. John M. Calhoun, son of Mr. C.

C. houn, graduated this year from the Law of the University of Virginia, Chardottesville, Va. Attention of builders and every one else who use shingles is directed to the ad of W. B. Mathews Co.

Three special grades at prices that will please. Mrs. H. T. Musselman of Philadelphia and Miss Louise Best of this county were guests at the wedding of Miss Eudora Hall and Dr.

ert Lyell at Covington Wednesday evening. Yesterday noon a solid coal train of 42 cars West over the C. and O. Riding the bumpers ten hoboes were counted stealing their way to Cincinnati or some other pointe West. Mrs.

J. B. Thomas and pretty little daughter, Martha, of New Richmond, were called here by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Ben T. Smith -of Sixth street, who has been a great sufferer with rheumatism.

The other day 'Squire Sam Farrow was struck on the foot by a wagon tongue and one of the bones was fractured. William Henry Wadsworth, son of Hon. W. H. Wadsworth, was operated on Wednesday at Hayswood Hospital by De Taulbee for nasal trouble.

He is doing nicely. The Cincinnati Times-Star says: "Detectives Allen and Reed arrested Charles Randolpb, colored, on a charge of murder, Tuesday, after having tracked him by means of the mails through several States and Canada. May 10tb Charles Smith was attacked and stabbed to death at Carlisle avenue and John street by two colored men, one of whom was supposed to be Randolph. He was arrested Tueeday at 830 Dayton street, where be was employed." Joseph Dudley, arrested in this city Wednesday, charged as one of the party, and Randolph are both Mayaville boys. SHOOK THE EARTH 'Squire Farrow, Using Dynamite, Startled the People Yesterday afternoon between 3 and o'clock the Fourth Ward hillsiders were brought to their doors with a jump, caused by a loud detonation and rumbling noise as though the earth had given away in parts nearby.

And so it had. 'Squire Farrow, in his excavations in East Fourth street, had touched off a stick of dynamite to loosen up the earth and rocks, and it did its work to the Queen's taste. Several large windows in a rear room in the residence of Mr. Henry J. Shea were broken.

A baby sleeping in the room was unhurt. Rocks and dirt were scattered in all directions. Fortunately no one was burt. WE OFFER YOU The biggest bottle of the BEST OLIVES you ever bought at the low price of 40 CENTS. Come and see.

1865. G. W. GEISEL 1908, JUST WHAT BEEN HAVE LOOKING FOR! Boiled Ham, Wafer Slice Beef and ThinlySliced Breakfast Bacon. Fruit and Fresh Vegetables daily.

J. C. CABLISH BRO. THE QUALITY GROCERS, MASONIO TEMPLE BUILDING FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1908 Elizaville Encampment No. 65, I.

0.0. institated a few evenings since under the direction of Lieutenant Governor W. H. Cox, had about fifty charter membere. MEN OF THE HOUR.

Why, yes! Ican anawer the question you ask, sir; Have no doubt about it. To "name the next "a good one," you say, he must be, and For the "people's welfare To be courageous, brave and trae." To be sure, eir, I can answer your question. Right glad am I to speak, sir, 00 question so easy, On question so important, So grand and gloriously important, Even more and more and more important. Very easy, indeed, sir, is your question. Every man I know, sir, says so.

Let me give you the answer right quickly: Taft is the man. -Springdale, June 16th. ONE COPY- ONE CENT. pair Monuments! Murray Thomas. Private Hagan, a marine of the battleship Mississippi, was killed by a vicious right swing over the heart by "Johnny" Hogan, a Philadelphia fighter, during the third round of their six-round "go" on the main deck of the ship at League Island Navy Yard.

On Monday, the Equity officials received orders from the Winchester office to ship out 304 hogsheads of Equity tobacco that had been sold. This lot sold at between 12 and 14 cents. Up to date there have been about 1,650 hogsheads of the 1906 crop of Equity tobacco ordered to be shipped out of Bracken county. There were a few over 3,900 hogsheads of this crop in the pool. -Augusta Chronicle.

1908-City Taxes-1908. On and after July let tax receipts for 1908 will be in my hands for collection. JAMES W. FITZGERALD, City Treasurer. DISMISSED Although Proven Guilty- -Nothing Doing in Harrison CYNTHIANA, June men, composing a special venire, appeared at the special term and twelve were selected to try four men, Kenton, Fowler, Brown and Magee, on the charge of night riding.

Marshal Haley, the first witness, positively identified the men as the ones who whipped him and made bim return home with his tobacco. He said there were about 50 men in the crowd and all were masked and armed. At the conclusion of the testimony in the prosecution of Fowler he was dismissed on I motion of the Commonwealth. BY All matter for pubilention must be handed in before 9 e'eleck a. m.

The Bryan Club of Nicholas county is making arrangements to have a big Democratio rally some time during the month of August or September. The army of the Equity Society will invade Louisville on the Friday of State Fair week in September. The Society is expected to attend anywhere from 25,000 to 50,000 strong, and before assembling at the Fairgrounds will form mammoth parade, marching through the streets of Louisville. The committee having this affair in charge decided to organize an e8- cort of honor for Miss Alice Lloyd and ask her to participate in the procession in recognition of her defense of the Equity grower a few montha ago. 1908 Brick Street Assessments 1908 Receipts are now in my hands for collection, and must be paid on or before July lat.

JAMES W. FITZGERALD, City Treasurer. "PANTS" "TROUSERS" The above-named must always show signs of wear sooner than coat and vest. Most of you wear out two pairs to one coat and vest. This will be "Pants" week in our store.

The following "CASH" prices will rule until next Saturday night: $6 Pants $4.50, $5 Pants $3.75, $4 Pants $3, $3.50 Pants $2.75, $3 Pants $2.25, $2.50 Pants $2. No matter how big or small you are we have your size. Just received, another invoice of Tan Oxford Shoes. They MUST be the right kind, for we have sold hundreds o1 pairs of them. HOME STORE.

D. HEC CO. HOME STORE, THE THE A $200,000 fire in a Richmond, stove factory imperiled the $2,000,000 plant of the Tobacco Trust. The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company is now operating forty-two electric locomotives. Once in a while an actress makes good for her press agent.

While Tammany Hall will take about $100- 000 spending money to Denver, it will probably bring home about $200,000 of other people's spending money. Mere force of habit. An examination for teachers will be held in this city today and tomorrow. Auditor Frank P. James has notified the National Banks of the State that if they have not paid their taxes by July 1st the penalty of will be imposed upon them.

county has 3,854 children of school age. Harry Miles, colored, sentenced to the Penitentiary from Louisville for life under the habitual criminal act, has been pardoned by Governor Cox, after serving twenty-one years. Handsome ne SHIRTWAISTS STS Everything desirable. A multitude of designs, almost as many as there are waists. Simple and elaborate.

Smart contrasts of lace and embroidery. Charming intricasies of tucks, panels and lions. All exquisitely made of white Persian lawn, lingerie cloth, French batiste, India linon and Irish linen. A' perfect revel for women who love beauty. CALL PRICES BETWEEN $2 and $7.2222 Cheap Shirtwaists.

Cheap only in price---certainly not in material or making. Tailored India linon waists with starched cuffs and collar, all white, or with charming color relief. Lace and embroidery trimmed waists with fancy collar and sleeves. A variety that seems incredible in its prettiness and quality for NINETY-EIGHT CENTS. 1852 HUNT'S 1908 peer L.

T. Gaebke Co. are receiving Plymouth, Peacock and Campbell Creek Coal. 'Phone 216. Sidney S.

Offat and Miss Daisy Long Montgomery of Georgetown, were married at per Keep Cool! Fans given away with Talcum Powder at Sallie Wood's Drugstore. Prof. Ellsworth Regenstine of Newport has been appointed a member of the Committee on Necrology at the meeting of the Kentucky Educational Association at Frankfort. per Cartmellextractsteeth without pain Millard Pense, aged about 4, son of D. W.

Pense, a prominent tobacco buyer of Carlisle, was very painfully injured while playing at home by falling into a pan of warm water containing concentrated lye. A of SALE 01 RUGS AND CARPETS Over four million dollars worth of Rugs and Carpets were sold at auction by the Smith Carpet Company in New York a few week ago. All the big buyers from all over the country were there, and Merz representatives were on the spot with instructions to buy if they sold cheap. And they were sold cheap and our buyers bought heavily. We just received our purchases, which include AXMINSTER AND VELVET CARPETS.

9 12 AXMINSTER RUG 9 WILTON VELVET RUGS. AXMINSTER MATS AND HEARTH-SIZE RUGS. Never mind the prices. If you are just a little interested, let us show you. MERZ BROS.

Good Reliable Groceries and GLOBE STAMPS at I. C. Cablish Bro. and C. C.

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