The evening bulletin. [volume], April 26, 1904, Image 4

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By Winter's frosty broadsides, and ye oldest inhabitants deploreth
that Spring cometh not.. Two car-loads of American Field Fence,
however, have come and gone within the week. Sleighing in 'April
is a novel experience, but not more so than selling "American" faster
than the factories can supply it. Barring still lower temperatures
and an unseasonable fall of the beautiful, we forecast the arrival of
another shipment next week. Purchases delivered in order of-booking.
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"DEPLORETH
THAT SPRING COMETH NOT"
FRANK OWENS:
HARDWARE COMPANY!
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I GAMES PLAYED MONDAY.
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National League.
New York 11G00101 9 1G 2
Brooklyn. 10000001 02 9 1
Mathowson, Milllgan and Bower
man; Poole and Bergen. Umpire
Emslie.
Boston.... 01200002 5 8 2
Phlla'phla. 00000000 00 2 C
Plttlnger and Moran; McPherson
and Dooin. Umpires Moran and
Zlmmer.
How They Stand.
Clubs. Won. Lost. P. C.
New York 7 1 .875
St. Louis ..' 5 3 .625
Cincinnati 6 4 .COO
Brooklyn 5 5 .500
Boston -1 5 .441
Pittsburg 4 6 .400
Chicago 3 5 .375
Philadelphia 2 7 .222
American League.
Boston.... 00000000 00 G 6
Phlla'phla. 20000000 2 7 1
Young and Criger; Waddell and
Schreck. Umpires Carpenter and
Connolly.
Detroit. .. 10002100 4 7 I
St. Louis. 00101000 02 5 2
, Mullln and Woods; Slever, Pelty
and Sugden. Umpire O'Laughlln.
Cleveland. 01201000 04 9 2
Chicago... 30200110 07 12 2
' Joss and Abbot; Owen and Sullivan.
Umpire Dwyer.
New York 00200002 04 11 2
Wash'ton. 00000010 01 7 2
; Powell and McGulre; Wilson and
Klttredge. Umpires Sheridan and
King.
AT A RIPE OLD AGE.
Col. Samuel Donelson Succumbed to
Pneumonia.
Sedan, Kan., April 2G. Col. Samuel
Donelson Is dead hero of pneumonia,
aged 80 years. He was born In Haw
kins county, Tenn., and served in' the
Indiana legislature In 1852. He raised
a company in Missouri and fought
fhrougu the "civil war. He came"to
Kansas in 18G7. He was prominent in
politics up to the time of his death,
and in 1882 sought the democratic
nomination for governor.
Will Resign His Position.
Bath, N. Y., April 2G. Dr. Warren
Id. Babcock, chief surgeon at the state
soldiers' home hospital here, announc
ed that he will resign his position at
the home May 12 to accept the super
Intendency of the Grace hospital at
Detroit, Mich.
"Patsy" Donovan Released.
Chicago, April 2G. "Patsy" Dono
van, formerly manager of the St. Louis
National league baseball team, was
formally presented with his releaso
by the national baseball commission,
which met here to consider his and,
other cases.
The Event Postponed.
St. Louis, April 2G. James F. Sulli
van, chief of the physical culture dd
partment at the World's fair, Monday
decided to postpone the college gym
nastic championship, scheduled to
take place May 12 and 13, until Octo
ber 28.
Benny Yanger Given the Decision.
Chicago, April 26. Benny Yanger,
of this city, was given the decision
over George Decker, of Philadelphia,
after six rounds of fighting Monday
night. Decker made an excellent im
pression by his clever work.
Mills Closing Down.
Pittsburg, April 2C. -All but two
mills of the American Sheet Steel Co.'s
plant at McKeesport closed Monday,
throwing out of employment 800 men.
Other departments are expected to
close later in the week.
Painters and Decorators Strike.
Chicago, April 26. About two hun
dred and fifty painters and decorators
employed by Marshal Field & Co.
struck Monday. The firm refused
"closed shop" and a minimum scale of
45 cents an hour.
Fatally Wounded Her Husband.
Enid, I. T., April 26. J. J. Douthitt,
a wealthy citizen of this place, was
shot and fatally Injured by his wife
during a quarrel. Mrs. Douthitt fired
three shots?at her husband, all taking
effect.
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uggesfion
Sawing
Wood
Did" you ever notice how much wooi
you can saw if you say nothing? Di
rect FROM FACTORY to CON
SUMER is our well known policy.
Having no agents, it is our custom to
visit our branch stores semi-annually,
check up the six months business and
stir up enthusiasm by means of special
inducements, etc. Our Mr. J. Wesley
Brown has spent the last week at
Messrs. John I. Winter & Cos store,
Maysville, Ky., checking up the past
six months business and exercising his
authority to offer special inducement:
to a few influential families into whos-i
homes we were over anxious to pliCv:
Smith & Nixon goods.
PERMANENT EXHIBIT
AT JOHN I. WINTEfl & CO.'S.
Our exhibit on the first floor of John I.
Winter & Cos store at Maysvillz,
Ky., is permanent, and they are au
thorized to quote you factory prices
and otherwise act for us.
Mr. J. Wesley Brown hopes to again
meet you upon his next semi-annual
visit to Maysville, and trusts that you
will enjoy continued good health and
prosperity.
THE SMITH NIXON PIANO CO.
THE MARKETS.
A Mystery at St Louis.
St. Louis, April 6. The body of a
young woman, apparently 20, unknown
and dressed in garments of fine tex
ture, was taken from the Mississippi
river here. From indications the body
had been in the river for several
weeks.
Flour and Grain.
Cincinnati, April 25. Flour Winter
patent, $5.105.30; fancy, $4.75(0)4.90;
family, ?44.25; extra, $3.35g3.65;
low grade, ?2.903.20; spring patent,
$5.105.40; fancy, $4.354.C0; family,
$4(514.25; Northwestern rye, $3.804.
Wheat No. 2 red quotable at $1.04
1.05 on track. Sales: Red (sample),
track, $1. Corn No. 3 mixed quotable
at 49J50c on track. Sales Whito
ear, track, 54c; No. 3 white, track,
50c; mixed ear, track, 5556c; re
jected, mixed, track, 47,4c Oats No.
2 mixed quotable at 401541J8c on
track.
Chicago, April 25. Wheat May,
SGigiST'ic; July, new, 83y483c;
old, 8384c. Corn May, 47
47c; July, 48yB484c.
Live Stock.
Cincinnati, April 25. Cattle Heavy
steers, choice to extra, $4.755; fair
to good, $4.254.65; butcher steers,
extra, $4.70 4.75; good to choice, $4.10
4.G5; heifers, extra, $4.50; good to
choice, $44.40; cows, extra, $3.75
3.85; good to choice, $33.65. Calves
Fair to good light, $45; extra, $5.25
5.50. Hogs Good to choice packera
and butchers, $5.055.10; mixed pack
ers, $4.905.05; light and shippers,
$4.C05'; pigs, $4.154.50. Sheep
Extra, $4.404.50; good to choice, $1
4 35. Lambs Extra, $6.40G.50;
good to choice, $06.35; clipped, $5.50
5.85; extra. $5.90G.
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The dirt and dust that has accumulated
during the winter must be gotten rid of.
Every one dreads "the thought of Spring
cleaning. To make your work easy and to
get through sooner we suggest the use of the
articles in the list below :
AMMONIA, strong, per boltle, JOc.
SPONGES, J0c. to 50c.
SULPHUR CANDLES, to extinguish
moths, JOc.
BORAX in bulk, cheaper than packages,
20c pound.
MOTH BALLS, good to lay away with
winter clothing.
INSECT POWDER,Polishing and Clean
ing Powders, Soaps, Chamois and anything
in the cleaning line.
Touch up the old woodwork and Furni
ture with a coat of Varnish or Paint.
FOR SALE BY
Jno.CPecor,
PHARMACIST.
The A. O. TJ. W. will meet this even
ing at Nelson's at 7:30 o'clock. Bueinees
of Importance. O. B. Wending, M. W.
R. H. Wallace, Recorder.
Mr. Emery McDowell, after an illness
of several weeks, is improving and hopes
soon to be able to (ret out.
COAL
We are headquarters for good
Coal. Just received a barge,
good and clean.
JC-PRICE 11 CENTS I -a
Also handle BRICK, Cement,
Lime and Sand. Agents for
Alabaster Plaster. Give us a
call.
Maysville Coal Co.
'PHONE J42.
WALL PAPER
I will continue the cut price through
March. If you intend to paper this
Spring it will pay you to buy now.
W. H. RYDER,
121
Sutton St.
Headquarters for pure Paint.
the days are going by, your chance for bargains are also going by.
Do you know that the greatest bargains in Shoes that Mays
ville has ever known are being offered daily at
DAN COHEN'S Closing-Out Sale!
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You are as much entitled to the benefit of the sale as anybody. Do not cheat yourself by neglecting this
'opportunity.
Come and see our Ladies' Patent Colt Skin and Vici Shoes, sold elsewhere for $3.50, closing out price
Cancer
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Wfl f11W fftTlOm W miit tha VnlfA rii...
pain. Have cureu over twenty cases In Masou
County during the last ten years. We send a
free book upon request which tells all about
method of treatment. Will refer you to Mr.
Geo. 8. Rosser of this paper, eldon W. Bramel,
edonla,ky., Mrs. Joel T. Luxuau, Mt. Cancel,
ky., m. Bramel, North Fork, Ky., and a dozeu
others in your own county if you wish them.
Write for free book at once.
DF1S. GRATIGHY S BUSH,
Oddfellows Temple, Cincinnati, O.
REMOVED,
R.C.POLLITT;
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All Work Guaranteed. No SOX West Second
street, Maysville. Ky.
jMDR. landman..
Central Hotel,
Thursday, May 5th, 1 904. .
$1.98.
Ladies' latest style last Vici Kid, military heel, worth $2.50, closing-out price $1.49".
Old ladies' comfortable Kid Shoes, sold at $J.50, closing-out price 99c.
We have put on ouf bargain tables hundreds of pairs of Shoes at less than one-half price.
Farmers and working men are asked to see the heavy Shoes we are selling at 99c. and $1.23.
Talk about there being a hen on, DAN COHEN is up-to-date and uses incubators.
Come now.
DAN COHEN'S
Great Western Shoe Store
W. H. MEANS, Manager.
Five a Minute Killed
Or injured. You may bo next, Protect
yourself and family by taking out an Ac
cident policy with the Travelers, aud do
it now. Never put off until to-morrow
what may be done to-day.
W. HOLTON KEY, Agent.
FOR SALE.
CTOR SALE Pure Lltrtit Brahma eggs for set-
l tinir. 7fi nanta fnr flfftwin m n sotn-m...
B. R. No. 1. Maysville. 22-6td
IT10 8A-AMo,Jr.0'8 alrBlt heating stove;
i! .?2&i17, wlU sel1 or S7,6- A b"ga!n. Ap.
ply at -129 Forest avenno. 21-d3t
E101.1 f 1", KKNT-Kesldence now occu-
p,,e.doby C!inr,s " Cooper in "Brick Row"
FfCKUN ' Po8seslon May 1st. ROBERT
l null halk Frame honso of. four rooms, hall
.- aP,? POfcn on Forest avenue : lot extends
UiMxrth0 avenuo to L' "id N. railway, JOHN
DUNN. 18.ctd
Messrs. P. A. Williams and Ohas. Col
lins were in Washington Sunday even-
ins to aseist Rev. Forman in hiB illus
trated lecture on India.
The State convention of the Junior Or
der of United Amorican Mechanics will
be held at Lexington this week. An At
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