The evening bulletin. [volume], September 29, 1903, Image 4

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JACK FROSTIS
CALLING:
American Woven Wire
Steel Field Fence
is the Best.
S MAYSVILLE, KY.
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Chas. A. Walfhar
MERCHANT TAILOR.
You can save money by buying your Fall and Winter
Clothing from me.
Suits to Order for $15 and better.
Overcoats to Order for $15 and better.
Trousers to Order for $5 and better.
Largest line to select from that was ever brought here.
Place your order now and avoid the rush.
CHAS. A. WALTHER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
West Second St.
Arthur Wood, Jr., was much better
Monday.
The October term of the Fiscal Court
convenes next Tuesday.
Executors' Sale.
An executors of the estate of John N. Owens
we will oiler at public auction
Tuesday, October 6th,
one hundred and ninety-three acres of land on
the Taylor's Mill turnpike, ono mile eaitof Lew
Itbnrg. Thtsland Is all In grass, but thirty acres.
The farm Is well watered, has a good dwelling
bouse, a good tobacco barn, feed stable and corn
crib. Sale will take place at 2 o'clock p. m. Pos
session given to seed this fall. Full possession
the first of March, 1SXM. Terms made known on
day of sale. C. F. AND J. J. OWENS, Executors.
Bargain in a Farm !
A fine 85-acro farm for sale, nlno miles from
Maysvllle and one mile west of Orangeburg on
Taylor's Mill pike, Joining the J. D. Mayhugh
farm. Gently rolling and In a high state of cul
tivation. All in grass except five acres. Com
fortable house of flvo rooms and porch, and
necessary outbuilding, nil in good repair. The
price of this farm Is $30 an acre. Full possession
given March 1st, l'JOi. For full particulars call
on or address, J. B. FURLONG,
Orangeburg, Ky.
WELLS & COUGHUN,
Undertakers and Embalmers!
Calls answered day or night.
MARKET STREET,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
Take an Accident
and a Health Policy With
W. H. Key.
death of Henry" D. Lloyd;
Chicago, Sept. 29. Henry D. Lloyd,
a well-known writer on economic sub
jects, died at his home In Wlnnetka
Monday. Mr. Lloyd was to have Join
ed Monday night in the visit of tho
city council of delegates to the munici
pal ownership convention.
Big Blaze In Chicago.
Chicago, Sept. 29. Tho factory of
the Standard Varnish Co. at Twenty
sixth street and Armour avenue was
nearly consumed by flro Monday, en
tailing a loss estimated at $200,000.
The blaze was started by tho explosion
of a tank of yarnlsh.
Killed Under Falling Walls.
Belfast, Sept. 29. The collapse of a
wall of a foundry belonging to Fair
halrn, Lawson & Combe Co., limited,
during the rebuilding of the works,
burled a number of workmen. Flvo
men have been extricated dead and
others are Injured.
Bishop William E. McLaren.
Chicago, Sept 29. Bishop Wm. 71.
McLaren, of the Episcopal diocese of
Chicago, has written from Pleasant
Point, N. J.f to friends In this city that
he does not believe that his health will
allow him to ever resume his duties in
tho churchy
Five New Cases of Yellow Fever.
Laredo, Tex., Sept. 29. There havo
been no deaths from yellow fever In
this city, but Ave new cases were re
ported Monday. Orders have been is
sued to the railroad company here pro
hibiting the sale of tickets to any point
north.
Porto Rlcan Schools Open.
San Juan, P. It., Sept 29. Twelve
hundred schools In Porto Rico wero
opened Monday and CO.000 pupils wero
received. But three times that num
ber of children were enrolled and tho
struggle for preference was very great.
To Curtail the Output.
Marquette, Mich.. Sept 29. The
Cleveland Cliffs Co., the largest inde
pendent producer of iron ore in tho
Ishpemlng field, Monday Instructed tho
management to lay off tho night shifts
at all four of the company's mines.
When
School
Begins
Wo are going to give $5 In cash
away to school children on the
lastday of October. Tothcschool
boy or girl who makes tho most
words out of
PECOR':
DRUGSTORE,.
.til l.tn (UO. ti li t.rn nni'f-
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longest lists wo will give $1 each ;
to tho two next longest lists wo
will give 50 cents each.
"MEKET ESPOIIT.
Flour and Grain.
Cincinnati, Sept. 28. Flour Winter
patent, $4 4.25; fancy, $3.703.85;
family, $3.10(3)3.40 ; extra, $2.702.90;
low grade, ?2.502.G5; spring patent,
$4.504.95; fancy, ?3.854.15; family,
$3.65 3.80; Northwestern rye, $3.25
3.40. Wheat No. 2 red quotable at
83i84c on track. Corn Sales: No.
2 mixed, track, 48349c. Oats
Sales: No. 2 mixed, track, 38 Vic; do
(good), track, 38y3c.
Chicago, Sept 28. Wheat No. 2
red, 7979Vic; No. 3 do, 77278.ic;
No. 2 hard winter, 7779c; No. 1
Northern spring, 8889c; No. 2 do, 80
88c. Corn No. 2, 4GV4461Jc. Oats
No. 2, 3G36y2c.
Live Stock.
Cincinnati, Sept. 28. Cattle Heavy
steers, choice to extra, $4.355 nomi
nal; fair to good, $3.754.25; butcher
steers, extra, $4.354.50; good to
choice, $3.50(3)4.25; heifers, extra, ?3.G5
3.85; good to choice, ?33.G0; cows,
extra, ?3.503.75; good to choice,
?2.503.40. Calv.es Fair to good light,
?5.50G.25; extra, $6.50. Hogs One
carload extra selected shippers, $6.45;
good to choice packers and butchers,
$G.35G.40; mixed packers, $6.15
6.35; light shippers, $5.756.30; pigs,
110 lbs and less, ?45.50; extra fat,
$5.60. Sheep Extra, $3.35 3.40; good
to choice, $3 3.30. Lambs Good to
choice, $55.50.
WE ARE IN A POSITION TO SAVE
YOU MONEY ON
BOOTS and SHOES
The definition of position in this case means DAN COHEN, buys and sells
more Boots and Shoes than all Maysville and the adjoining five counties Such
enormous purchases for cash gives us an advantage. We will sell you goods
that are satisfactory to you and at a great saving to you. Most people know
this. If you don't, come and see our shoes. , v
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Dan Cohen's Great Western
REQUIREMENTS.
Make the list on legal or fools cap
paper, UBing no slang words, sign name
and enclose in sealed envelop to be
brought or mailed to us. Each contestant
must be a purchaser of something from
our store.
Wo havo all tho Books adopted
by Mason County at exchange
prices. Also a full stock of
Pencils, Tablets, &c.
JohnC.Pecor
DRUGGIST.
Washington Opera House I
TO-NIGHT.
John II. Havlln and Wm. Garcn take great pleas
ure In offering the greatest of Ameri
can Melodramas,
THE
STAIN OF GUILT,
and "RUBE" WADDELIi, the pitching sensation
ol tho age, engaged at a salary of 8:oo a week. A
company of twenty star players. All special
scenery -a big sixty-foot car out.
PRICES, 25, 35 and 50c.
You Have Got the Money!
"We have got the
COAL
Give us a trial and be convinced.
Brick, Lime, Sand
and Salt.
Agents for the famous Alabaster Plaster.
Maysville Coal Co.
LEARN PRICES
-ON-
FELT ROOFING!
?nn?0ofi0ro m,?,klnS yur Purchase. We carry
lowesiprkes Pure talnts ft v
W. H. RYDER,
J2J SUTTON STREET.
phone 185.
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J5nn vei cm& 9vor twenty cases In Mason
? J.t. B iUB JH81 Mn years. Wo sena a
mOn,nS0.u?0n.rcluest"WDch tells all about
oco HdTnLltea,tmKe.nt- Will refer you to Mr.
Kv wm' ?' MSoe' Luniau, Mt. Camel,
DRS. GRATIGNY BUSH,
Oddfellows Temple, Cincinnati, O.
oMDR. LANDMAN,.
Central Hotel,
Friday, Oct. 2nd, 1 903.
REMOVED,
R.GPOLLITT,
Dentist. J&
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W. H. MEANS, Manager.