The evening bulletin. [volume], March 15, 1904, Image 4

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Snow or sleet, hot or cold no matter what the direction of the wind or condition of the weather every business day
of the year we are at your service, after the Hardware trade of this community. Possibly you want nothing to
day, but to-morrow, next week or next month it may strike you that we offer many articles that you will have use for
this Spring. There is no need for details in this announcement. Our line is familiar to all who are acquainted with
the house or who follow our advertisements. Buying in vast quantities direct from manufacturers, we name prices
that are shorn of middlemen's profits, which means a considerable saving to consumers in a year's trade.
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FRANK OWENS HARDWARE COMPANY.
COIN AtfD PAPER M0NE7.
The Extont to Which It May Be a Con
' veyor of Disease Germs.
Washington, March 15. Representa
tive Gaines, of Tennessee, Monday laid
before the house committee on bank
ing and currency a letter from Dr.
Thoma"s Darlington, health officer of
New York city, giving the result of
his Investigation of coin and paper
money to determine the extent it may
be a conveyor of disease germs.
Bacteria, according to the report,
will not live longer than 48 hours on
silver, nickel and copper coin. The
dirty bills were washod and one was
found to contain 135,000 bacteria, the
other 176,000. Two comparatively new
bills contained, respectively 2,250 and
2,000 germs. The report says: "Upon
all were found staphylococci, proving
that money may carry disease."
CHAIR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Officers For the Management of the
Fund Chosen.
Cleveland, O., March 15. The fol
lowing officers of the management of
(the fund of Marcus A. Hanna chair of
jpblltlcal science were chosen Monday:
I .President, F. A. Henry; secretary,
,W. G. Oswald; treasurer, Harrison
.Creech. The acceptance of all thoso
caosen as " trustees Has "not TJeeB fe
celved, but It Is expected that their
names can bo given out .next Friday.
The list will Include prominent men
in every state of the union. Small
sums will be solicited and the scope
of the appeal will bo national.
Gen. Miles a Candidate For President,
Oil City, Pa., March 15. David O.
McCallmont, chairman of the Venango
county prohibition committee, Is In re
ceipt of a letter from Gen. Nelson A.
Miles, in which he announces himself
Indirectly as a candidate for the nom
ination for president, subject to that
party.
A Supreme Court Decision.
Austin, Tex., March 16. The su
premo court Monday held that rail
roads are entitled to right of way
across the public domain in Western
Texas, though tho fee remains in the
state and the railroads hold subject to
the rights of tho state.
The Shorts Must Pay.
St. Louis, March 16. In the circuit
court Monday Judgo Wood rendered
an oral decision that grain market
traders who were caught on the short
side in the December wheat corner
must pay. The Bhorts claim tho sell
ing price was fictitious.
Like An Earthquake.
Oakland. Cal., March 15. An explo
its
'ARE YOU SORE? USE
aracamph
Relieves Instantly or Money Refunded
Prevents Swelling, Allays Inflammation. It Cools.
It Soothes. It Cures.
Sold only In 2Sc., 50c. Sc $1.00 Bottle.
At all cood Druggists.
For Sale ly Thomas J. Chonowotli, Druggist.
slon "oT mtro-giycerin In" TTTe washing
house of the California giant powder
works on the bay shore at Sobranto
Monday killed two men and crippled a
third. The explosion shook the coun
try for miles around.
Resigns From the Dawes Commission,
Muskogee, I. T., March 15. It is ru
mored here that W. E. Stanley, ex-gov-ernor
of Kansas, has forwarded hla
resignation as a member of tho Dawes
commission to the secretary of the in
terior. No official confirmation of the
rumor is obtainable.
The Project Abandoned.
St. Louis, March 15. Announcement
was made Monday that the board of
lady managers of the World's fair a.d
decided to abandon the project of es
tablishing a model day nursery at tho
exposition to caro for the infants of
visitors.
Vetoed By the Governor.
Jackson, Miss., March 15. Gov. Var
daman sent to tho house his veto of
the bill appropriating $2,200 for tho
support of the Holly Springs normal
school, a colored institution. The gov
ernor takes grounds against Negro ed
ucation. Charged With Conspiracy.
Raleigh, N. C, March 15. V. E. Mc-
Bee, recently appointed receiver of
tho Atlantic & North Carolina" rail
road, was arrested in Newbern Mon
day on a bench warrant Issued by.
Chief Justice Clark, charged with con
spiracy. Six Inches of Snow Fell.
Wilkesbarre, Pa., March 15. Fully
six inches of snow fell Mondav
throughout the Wyoming valley.
There Is little or no change In the Sus
quehanna river situation and tho wa
ter Monday night was less than 17 feet i
above low water mark.
Tho Gen. Wood Case.
Washington. March 15. Senator
Foraker. in executive session of tho
senate, gave notice that immediately
aiter tne passagp or the fortification
appropriation bill hie wouia tfloVo to
take up tho Gen. Leonard Wood case.
Price of Steel Bare Increased.
Pittsburg, March 16. At a meeting
of tho steel bar pool hero Monday tho
price of steel baxa was increased $1
all around. Bessemer steel bars were'
advanced from $26 to $27 a ton and
open hearth from $28 to $29.
Heavy Snowfall In Michigan.
Kalamazoo, Mich., March 15. Snow
has fallen continuously slnco Sunday
night over Southwestern Michigan.
Every village near Kalamazoo reports
from 7 to 10 inches. Interurban traf
fic is blocked.
THE MARKETS.
piANOS
AT WHOLESALE
' PRICES!
The Smith & Nixon
Piano Co,
Established in. 1843, are proud
of tbeir record. They have
SATISFACTORILY served
the people for sixty-one years.
They can serve you better to
day than ever before, because
they now offer Vou their pro
ductions at wholesale prices.
They have arranged with
Messrs. John I. Winter & Co.,
to exhibit their samples at
Maysville, Ky. Thdr instru
ments come to you DIRECT
FROM FACTORY to CUS
TOMER without any com
mission paid to agents. Please
see our samples at John L Win
ter & Cos store, Maysville,
Ky. Faithfully yours for sixty
one years,
THE SMITH NIXON PIANO CO.
THE RACKET
Wo ore tho exclusive handlers of
Columbia High Grade "White
and "White Enameled
Ware,
Every pleco guaranteed.
PAINT, mixed, ready for uso.all colors, and In
small quantities, pint up to qaart.lOc, and up.
It brightens and don't costmnch.
Window Shades. Curtain Poles, Carpet and
Matting Tacks, and everything for house-cleaning
time.
Flour and Grain.
Cincinnati, March 14. Flour Win
ter patent, ?5.105.30; fancy, ?4.75fl)
1.9D; family, ?4.104.35; extra, $3.45
3.75; low grade, $33.30; spring pat
ent, $5.305.G5; fancy, ?4.G04.90;
family, $4.204.50; Northwestern rye,
?3.804. Wheat No. 2 red quotable
at ?1.031.04 on track. Corn No. 3
mixed quotable at 46Vc on track.
Sales: Mixed ear'(good), track, 49Vic;
No. 3 white, track, 47c; No. 3 yellow,
track, 47c. Oats Sales: No. 2 mixed,
track, 4314P.
Chicago, March 14. Wheat May,
9595sc; July (new), 91(3)'91c; old,
9292c. Oats 'May, 4iy40)41c;
July, 39c. ,
Live Stock.
Cincinnati, March 14. Cattle Heavy
steers, choice to extra, ?4.755; fair
to good, ?44.65; butcher steers, ex
tra, $4.704.75; good to choice, $4
4.65; heifers, extra, $4.254.30; good
to oholce, $3.754.15; cows, extra,
$3.854; good to choice, $3.754.
Calves Fair to good light, $55.75;
oxtra, $GS6.25. Hogs Good to choice
packers and butchers, $5.70 $5.75;
mixed packers, $5.505.70; light ship
pers, $4.655.35; pigs, $4.254.G0.
pheop Extra, $4.35'; good to choice,
E 3.85(3)4.25. Lambs Extra, $6.16Q
.25; good to choice, $5.75G.10'.
L. H. YOUNG & CO
BROWN'S OlD STAND,
40V.Scond8t.
Administrator's Sale
As administrator of the estate of Mrs.NannleM.
Riley, deceased, 1 will sell at public auction, tho
following personalty, on
Tuosday, March 15, 1904,
at I o'clock p. m.j at her late homo near Clark's
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h'.SXteP?.; ear' :& Lard from seven
.B., - ." .uLn.iiu.uu),iiuu6eno a ana Kitchen
Furniture, Dishes, extra good RangoVsonVe extra
Tobacco. VX"li aUd abUt 3'W0 pounUo
TERMS OF SALB-On all amounts under 810
cash; over 310 will bo given a credit f sir
months, note with approved security.
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WALL PAPER
I will continue the cut price through
Marclu If you intend to paper this
Spring it will pay you to buy now.
KaHBraran
cues!
FEED IS SCARCE-CORN IS HIGH,
HAY IS HIGH!
We Have Too Much Stock
And have decided to sell rather than carry over till grass comes,
so here is the greatest cut ever made :
W. H. RYDER,
121
Sutton St.
Headquarters for pure Paint.
Cancer
Men's Low Cut Rubbers, . . . . . ... . ; 2
Women's and Misses Shoes In Baskets, worth $1 to $1.50, all go at . .
Men's Fine Shoes, worth $1.50, go at
Men's Lace Boots, worth $4 and $5, go at
COME TO DAN COHEN'S AND GET THEM NOW.
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98c
$1.98
mrS CURABL!
c ? Cftncer w"hut thoknifo. Very little
i2 fiLkS"1 tbQ last ten year- Wo send a
hnHn?on.rc1ncBt wh,ch tells all about
SfihQdn0' treatment, will refer you to Mr.
wSi&E0? thTU Paper, BeldonVBrinfel
Sv wi8' 5. Mrs. Joel T. turuan, Mt. Canncl!
&? Biame, N?rth Fork. Ky. and a doien
w,u?iVou,r own county li you Irish them.
Write for free book? at once. ..
DM. GMTWiY S MISH, .
( Oddfellows Temple, Cinclnnatirp.
REMOVED,
R.C.POLLITT,
Dentist.
W. H. MEANS, Manager
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JWDR. LAlSHDMANot
Central Hotel,
Thursday, April 7th, J 904.
Notice.
Now ia tho time to t,ako atockin tho
thirtieth BQrien T.impnfnnn RulMinn Anon.
elation.
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