The evening bulletin. [volume], December 08, 1903, Image 4

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.O Hicks names the 27th and 30th as dates for the hardest winter storms of the
i ot month a time when northwestern blizzards should be apprehended, and all ought
to be on guard both for themselves and their live stock.
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And all Throat Inflammations. It Cools.
It Soothes. It Cures.
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Sold only In 25c, SOc & $1.00 Bottles.
For Sale by Thomas J.
GIGANTIC UNDERTAKING.
Bids For Raising the Grade of Gal
veston, Tex.
Galveston, Tex., Dec. 8. Bids for
raising the grade ofthls city la task
which promises to take Us place as
one of the nine wonders of the world
were opened Monday by the hoard
appointed by tho governor. The low
est bid Is from P. C. Goodhart and
Linden W. Bates, of New York, who
offer to do tho work for 18' cents per
cubic yard.
There aro approximately 11,000,000
cubic yards of filling to be placed in
order to raise the grade of the city
on a level with the sea wall. Tho av
erage increase in grade is seven feet.
It will cost the county under this con
tract nearly $2,000,000, for which the
city will Issue bonds.
The plan proposed Is to construct a
canal 20 feet deep from the bay inside
nnd about 200 feet from the sea wall.
The contractors aro prepared to com
mence work in 60 days and finish in
three years. Col. C. S. RIche, United
States engineer, and George W. Bus
chke, engineer for the sea wall, rec
ommended the award.
WITHOUT STAIRWAYS.
New Ideas Introduced Into
Pittsburg Theater.
New
Pittsburg, Dec. 8. The now Nixon
theater opened Monday night with a
performance of "Erminle" by Francis
Wilson and his all-star company. The
Nixon Is ono of tho most pretentious
and beautiful theaters erected in this
Come to
W.H.
will be in demand throughout the season should this prophet's predictions be verified.
We have a large stock of "Clubs" for boys and girls, men and women. SKATES
make an acceptable gift to anybody who enjoys such sport. Make your purchase now
for either present or
SORE? t)SE
or Money Refunded.
At all (food Druutrlsti.
Chonowoth, Druffglst.
country and has cost Its owners, of
whom Samuel P. Nixon, of Philadel
phia, Is the leading spirit, upwards of
$1,500,000. Tho interior plan Intro
duces a number of new ideas in the
atro building, the most interesting of
which is the Inclined promenade, by
which tho dress circle or balcony is
reached without ascending a single
stair.
ENGLISH RACE HORSES.
Six of the String Owned By James R.
Keene Arrived From London.
New York, Dec. 8. 'Six of the string
of English race horses owned by Jas.
R. Keene arrived Monday from Lon
don on board tho Atlantic transport
liner MInnetonka, Tho horses, which
included some of the best racers, were
Hurst Park, Dalesman, Dazzling, Cap
nad Bells, Out of Reach and a yearling
Ally by Cyllene-Lady Minton.
Discharged From the Hospital.
San Francisco, Dec. 8. J. D. Pow
ers, president of the United States
Trust Co., of Louisville, Ky., seriously
injured in a railroad accident at Reno,
Nev., October 17, while en route to
the bankers' convention, was dis
charged from the hospital Monday.
Reduction in Wages.
Sharon, Pa., Dec. 8. A reduction In
the wages of the furnace workers In
the Shcnango mills will be made by
the United States steel corporation De
cember 10. The cut, it is reported, will
range from 10 to 20 per cent
Bishop James A. Ingle Dead.
Cumberland, Md., Dec. 8. A cable
message from Hankow, China, an
Next Saturday December J2th7 and make your selec
tions of what you want from a retail stock recently
bought. Many goods at less than the maker's cost
All will be sold quick at such prices as make Cohen's
store famous Plenty of Rubbers and Felts cheaper
than elswheret5t8t5
future needs. Prices not high this year I
nouncing tho death of "Bishop James
Addison Ingle, of tho Protestant Epis
copal church, of a fever, was received
here Monday. He was 36 years old.
The Largest Cargo of Sugar.
Boston, Dec. S. The big British
tramp steamer Knight Errant .arrived
here Monday from Java, having on
board 11,000 tons of Java sugar, said
to be tho largest cargo of sugar ever
brought to any nort In the world.
Pittsburg, Dec. 8. The engineering
and collegiate departments of tho
Western university of Pennsylvania,
in which there are over 200 students,
were closed for an indefinite period
9Wlng to presence of contagious dis
eases. MARKET EEFOItT.
i Flour and Grain.
Cincinnati, Dec. 7, Flour Winter
patent, $4.104.40; fancy, ?3.7583.90;
family, $3.103.40; extra, $2.702.90;
low grade, $2.502.65; spring patent,
$4.60 4.95; Kansas, $4 4.25; fancy,
$3.904.15; family, $3.703.85; North
western rye, $3.253.40. Wheat
No. 2 red quotable at 80We on
track. Corn Sales: No. 3 mixed
(now), 42c on track; rejected white
(new), 4V.4c on track; No. 3 yellow
(new), 43c on track. Oats Sales:
No. 2 mixed (sold with corn), 37c
on track; rejected mixed, 37c on track;
No. 2 white, 40 c on track.
Chicago, Dec. 7. Wheat No. 2 red,
87c; No. 3 do, 848Cc; No. 2 hard
winter, 8182c; No. 3 do, 7278c; No.
1 Northern spring, 87c; No. 2 do, 85
86c; No. 3 spring, 8083c. Corn No.
2, 43c; No. 3, 4243c. Oats No. 2,
35c; No. 3, 34c.
Live Stock.
Cincinnati, Dec. 7. Cattle Heavy
steers, choice to extra, $4.104.50; fair
to good, $3.3534; butcher steers, ex
tra, $4.104.25; good to choice, $3.10
4; heifers, xtra, $3.60 3.75; good to
choice, $2.763.50; cows, extra, $3.25;
good to choice, $2.25 3.15. Calves
Fair to good light, $4.50 5.50; choice
to extra, $5.756. Hogs Good to
choice packers and butchers, $4.40
4.45; mixed packers, $4.104.35; light
shippers, $4.304.40; pigs, 110 lbs and
less, $4 4. 30. Sheep Extra, $3.30
3.40; good to choice, $2.853.25.
Lambs Extra, $5.60 5.65; good to
choice, $55.50.
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It is here just arrived fresh
from the mines. Peacock and
"Williams, at same old price.
Also handle BRICK, Sand,
Lime and Salt. Agents for
Alabaster Plaster J C J
MAYSVILLE COAL CO.,
COOPER'S 0L0 STAND. '
PHONE 142.
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THE RACKET
We have removed to our elegant
new quarters, No. 40 Vest Second
street, formerly Brown's China Pal
ace, and" only four doors above old
stand. Give us a call, and let us
introduce you to our new house
and our excellent lines of season
able merchandise.
L.H.YOUNG&CO
jjDR. LANDMAN..
Central Hotel,
Thursday, Dec 3rd, J903.
LOST.
LOST Wednesday evening, the fox tall of a
black boa; between Rudy's grocery In tbo
West End and tbo Baptist Cburcb, Return to
this offlco. G-d3t
Cohens
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Opera House!
WEDNESDAY, DECEMIEIt 9.
Tho young character Comedian J. C. Lewis and
his big comedy company in an entiro ,
ucw scenic production of
tbo rural farco
comedy
Si Plunkard!
All new features and novelties. Everything
new but tbo title. See life on tho farm, the
threshing machine scene, tbo country fair scene,
Finest Solo Orchestra on tbo road. Look out for
Si" and bis country Band Parade, tho funniest
street parade ever seen.
Trices Lower floor 50c, balcony 85c, gallery 25c.
LATEST STYLES IN
PICTURES
and FRAMES. "
Our department on Framed Pictures
cannot bo equaled. We also have a
nice new line of Portrait Frames and
Mouldings. Come in and learn prices.
W. H. RYDER.
Cancer
DTIS CURABLEmg
V1 cu.ro cancer without the knifo. Verv little
P ,ntJ!?.T cur.1d over twenty cases in iMasou
hLiUg th0 la8t ten ye8"- We send
mlv0?0",101"108' whlch tells all about
nlSl-D0' treatment. Will refer you to Mr.
SSinni?0?Sr Srf thT,s PaJPer. SeldonW. Bramel
DRS. GRATIGNY BUSH,
Oddfellows Temple, Cincinnati, O.
A. N. ELLIS, A. ML, M. D.
polngy, Cincinnati College M&lclno and SufgeTy
Specialist In Diseases of the Eye,
Ear and Threat
fl$ ViSftS a? Rlasias vn to order.
flco No. 185 West Second 8t Maysvilte, Ky.
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dent Policy with tho
suranco Company.
TaVo an Accident Policy with tho Travelers In
suranco Company,
W. H. KEY, Agent.
WELLS I C0UCHLIN,
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Calls answered day or night
MARKET STREET. UA YSVJLLE, KY.
The will of Mrs, Frank Cooper waa
probated Monday. Geo. L. Grant was
appointed administrator, with John and
Uuns. Grant as sureties.
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