The evening bulletin. [volume], February 08, 1904, Image 4

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FLOWING TIME WILL SOON BE HERE
Farmers who want an implement that is built in the most approved fashion-
one
that is noted for its strength and lasting qualities, and which is fully guaranteed by the
manufacturers will find Hall's celebrated 5
steel LIMESTONE plow
answers every requirement. We are the company's down-town agents, and if you need I
a first-class Plow this season we would be glad of the chance to show you the Hall peo-
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Relieves Instantly or Money Refunded.
CATARRH, BRONCHITIS,
And all Throat Inflammations. It Cools.
It Soothes. It Cures.
At all good Drugglsti. 9
Sold only In 25c, 50c & $1.00 Bottles.
For Sale by Thomas J. Clienoivctli, Drujrgist.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
He Takes a Deep Interest In the Pro
gress of the Baltimore Fire.
Washington, Feb. 8. President
Roosevelt took a personal interest in
the reports of tho progress of the flro
in Baltimore which were sent to him
from various sources. During the ev
ening through his secretary he direct
ed Maj. Illchard Sylvester, tho chief
of police, to render all tho assistance
ho could from his office to tho stricken
city. Tho Washington police bureau
had a corps of detectives in Baltlmoro
during Sunday afternoon and night.
Following the president's directions
Maj. Sylvester dispatched Capt Pear
son and a detail of 30 policemen for
duty to assist In preserving order.
Four engines wero sent
A Skirmish Reported.
Monastir, Feb. 8. A skirmish Is re
ported to have taken place between
(Turkish troops and Revolutionists In
the Komitagls-Terln district, in which
flvo Turka and four revolutionists
frere killed. Boris Sarafoff, tho rovo
utionary leader, is expected In tho
field soon with a strong Macedonian
, escort.
Secretary Hay Returns.
Washington, Feb. 8. Secretary of
State Hay returned to Washington
from Thomasville, Ga., where ho has
,been recuperating for tho past two
weeks. Ho seems almost entirely re
covered from his severe indisposition.
The secretary spent some time at tho
white house Sunday night in confer
ence with President Roosevelt on tho
eastern situation.
Judge Thos. F. Tipton Expires.
Bloomlngton, 111., Feb. 8. Judge
Thomas F. Tipton died here Sunday,
aged 70. He was a circuit Judge for
13 years and a member of congress
from 1877 to 1879.
Man and Wife Indicted For Murder.
Rock Rapids, la., Feb. 8. The grand
jury has Indicted Charles Rucker and
wife for the murder of August Schra
der, who was found hanging in hl3
barn Juno 13, 1900.
DERE AND THERE.
Items of Interest From Nearby Towns and
Villages Contributed by the Bul
letin's Corps of Correspondents.
THE MARKETS.
Flour and Grain.
Cincinnati,' Feb. G. Flour Winter
patent, $4.504.75; fancy, $4.204.35;
family, $3.703.00; extra, ?33.20;
low grade, ?2.G082.85; spring patent,
?4.S55.10; fancy, ?44.25; family,
$3.853.95; Northwestern rye, ?3.50
3.75. Wheat No. 2 red quotable at
99sC?l on track. Sales. Sample,
track, 9Sysc Corn Sales. No. 3 mix
ed, track, 46e; No. 3 white, track, 4C
47c; rejected mixed (switched), 45c.
Oats Sales: No. 2 mixed, track, 42
42c; rejected mixed, track, 41c.
Live Stock.
Cincinnati, Feb. C. Cattle Heavy
steers, choice to extra, $4.60(5)4.85; fair
to good, $44.50; butcher steers, $4.50
4.65; good to choice, $44.40; heif
ers, extra, ?4.20(g4.35; good to choice,
?3.G,04.15; cows, extra, ?3.C04; good
to choice, $33.G0. Calves Fair to
good light, ?GG.75; extra, $7. Hogs
Good to choice packers and butchers,
?5.055.15; mixed packers, $4.85
5.05; light shippers, $4.654.80; pigs,
110 lbs and less, $4.204.60. Sheep
Extra, ?4.104.25; good to 'choice,
?3.504. Lambs Extra, $6.60G.60i
Obaxoeburo, Feb. 5th.
When lack of sweetness doth abound
It kinder bores.
Thursday there wasn't an ounce of sugar in town
At both tho stores.
But molatses and the losses
Kept supply of sweetness up.
Yet wo don't care for long sweetness to stir lnour
coffee cup.
Short girls prefercd.
CIt Is ft foregone conclusion that Clarenco Cal
vert will be a Benedict ere the leaves begin to
fall. Clarence who Is clerk for D. G. Wilson, Is
deservedly popular and tho best wishes of all
citizens go with him In bis new venture.
Ab. Bramel, a nearby farmer,-la the happy
father of a bouncing baby boy. Up to the pres
ent writing he has half a dozen young hopefuls
lour boys and two girls. Tho new comer has a
heavy suit of jet black hair that Is the -wonder of
all beholders.
Mrs. A. L. Hayden and Chas. Wm. Hayden,
late of tho liatavia (Ohio) Sun, arrived In "burg"
Tuesday afternoon of last week, They will mako
their home with Mrs. Mattlo Hoe for some time
to come.
Mr. Wright, a brother of Mrs. Crosby, of this
place, is reported serlouslylll at her homo. It
was repqrted that ho was suffering from a stroko
of paralysis.
Flinch is now a very popular game In and
around "burg." As it is leap year, we hereby
lssuo an earnest call on the young ladies to not
flinch, but see that tho young men are taken to
and from various games with caro and courtesy.
THE FEATHEBS AND THE FUR.
Doc Hord lovts to go a bunting and oft with his
dogs and gun,
Hi chases Molly Cotton Just fer to see her run.
Ho loves to see the quail arise all with a deafen
ing whir,
And folks at home ho satisfies with the feathers
and the fur.
He hunts tho untamed grasshopper on flowery
meadB in spring,
And then his hook and line into North Fork he
does fling.
Of course ho gets a whopper'every time ho tries,
He always catches plenty and keeps his string
right straight.
And not one time in twenty'tells fibs 'bout tho
size and weight.
He mends the people that gets broke (when it's
not in tho purse,)
An folks what's sick an goes to him they never
get any worse.
Ho always rides behind a nag that makes tho
slow ones stir,
But loves tho best to tote the bag with tho
feathers and the fur.
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Itl 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 ittXt
THE RACKET
MAYSVILLE COAL CO.,
COOPER'S OLD STAND.
PHONE 142.
Opera House!
MONDAY, February 8th.
The New York Casino's Greatest
Success,
The Telephone Girl.
Max Bloom and a big cast.
BSy-PRICES Entire lower floor 75c,
enure oaicony ouc., gauery zoc
Tho small things are important because you
need them. It is Important that you buy your
"homegoods" from us because our prices are low
and assortment In all lines complete. Look at
our window display of (
' BEAUTIFUL
CRYSTAL
GLASSWARE..
Only 10c. for choice. Hardware, Tin 'and Gran
ltewsre. Hoslerv. NnHnnn. nfi
Call us up and let usknowyour wants. Phone
G1.
L. H. YOUNG & CO
No. 40 West Second Street.
Cancer
HTIS CURABLEp(
We euro cancer without tho knife. Very little
Knl". HJV0. curJid over twentT coses in Mason
i uni7 during the last ten years. We send a
t,b2olc.upon reiuest which tells all about
r.SHa'o0 treo,tnept. Will refer you to Mr.
HwfnSn?ver ? thTis paJ?cr,' Seldon W. Bramel,
Jd0t5,tt'Sr";M,r8-,Joei Lumen, Mt. Cancel
Ky., Wm. Bramel, North Fork, Ky. and a dozen
others In your own county if you wish them.
Write for free book at once.
DRS. GRATIGHY S BUSH,
Oddfellows Temple, Cincinnati, O.
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE
Plumville, Feb. C Frank Yancey, of Cham
palgn, III., visited home folks hero the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Polly are entertaining a new
baby boy at their home.
Mrs. Ed. Hedges is repored seriously 111 at her
homo near here.
Mr. Amos Wilson, of Pleasant Ridge, was a
guest of relatives here Wednesday.
Harold Hamrick, one of Lewis County's popu
lar young teachers, and Miss Nimnle Lewman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Lewman, wero
married at tho home ot her parents Sunday
morning, Jan. 31st.
Miss Rcna Mao Coryell and cousin, Miss Nan
nie Kennnn, attended tho Hamrlck-Lcwman
wedding at Tollesboro Sunday.
Miss Ilattlo Sweet and Mr. Charlie Meadows
were married In Cincinnati last Wednesday.
AT DAN COHEN'S, IN ADDITION TO OUR
LARGE STOCK OF
BOOTS and SHOES
We "offer a lot of high cut Shoes at the lowest price for the
value of the goods we ever saw
Men's Winter Weight Extra High-Cut .Shoes, $1.73 ; Boys', Same Style, $1.48 ;
Youths', Same Style, $1.39; Little Gents', Same Style, $1.84.
All kinds of Rubber Footwear at prices less than others.
W. R MEANS, Manager.
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WALL PAPER
To make room for Spring stock.
Don t place your order until you
nave seen my stock and learned
prices. I will save you money.
W.H. RYDER, kS
21
Sutton St.
REMOVED,
RGPOLLITT,
Dentist
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MDR. LANDMAN..
Central Hotel,
Thursday, February 4th, 1 904.
WELLS S COUGHLIN,
Undtriaktrs and Embalmars!
Calls answered day or night.
MARKET STREET,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
The Traitlert Inmrance Co.,
Hartford. Conn. Gentlemen :
I beg to acknowledge rccelDt nf vnnr nio.v r
8150 handed mo by your agent, Mr. W. H. Key, In
iuii or ciaim :pr ten weeks sickness. Lot mo
thank you for the prompt settlement, and, to
show my appreciation, I shall do all I can to In
dnco my friends to takoan Accident and Health
Policy In your company. Only through expert
ence do we learn what a boon to mankind your
Institution Is. Thanking you again for your
promptness, I remain, very truly yours,
CHARLES A. WALTHER.
For 6 cents per day I will lsjuo you a policy
tho same as the above carried by Mr. Walther,
Policies issued while yon wait. Call and seq
i W.H. KEY, Agent.
A Bevoro thunder Btorm, accompanied
by a heavy wind and rain, with some
hail, Bwept over thia section nhnnf. k
"o'clock Sunday morning. Nearly three-
quarters of an inch of tain fell in a short
time.
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