The evening bulletin. [volume], April 29, 1904, Image 4

About The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905

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Another consignment of American Woven
Wire Field Fence. Not a large lot only a
morsel for the "early birds." Now don't
All speak at once.
Frank Owens Hardware Co,
At our Maysville branch.
Seven new Ebersole Instruments. -
Superb creations. ' . -
A lifetime's pleasure. v!"
In an elegant case. .
"Wc ate very proud of these
new creations, and ,
ask you to call at John
I. Winter & Cos -
store in Maysville, Ky.,
and look them 3 .
over. ' '-'
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GAMES PLAYED THURSDAY.
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National League.
St. Louis. 00201111 0 13 2
Cincinnati. 10100000 02 4 3
Taylor and Byers; Walker and
Schlcl. Umpire- O'Day.
How They Stand.
' Clubs. Won. Lost. P. C.
New York 7 2 .778
St. Louis 6 " 3 .CG7
Brooklyn C 5 .515
Cincinnati G G .500
Boston 5 5 .5U0
Chicago 4 5 .444
Pittsburg 4 6 .400
Philadelphia ........ 2 8 .200
American League.
Detroit. . 11430001 10 10 1
Chicago.. 00000002 02 3 3
Killlan and Woods; White, Patterson
and Sullivan, Berry.
American Association.
Loulsvlllo 3, Minneapolis 1. '.
Indianapolis 13, St. Paul 2. ; ,
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Central League Opening. 7,'
Terre Hauto 5, Marion 6. , 7
Dayton 1, South Bend 7.
' TRAPSHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
.Spencer, Money and Huff Were the
Leaders in the Order Named.
Amerlcus, Ga., April 29. The Inter
state trapshooting tournament of tho
American Gun club closed Thursday.
Thirty-five gunners entered the sev
eral events Thursday. In the profes
sional class W. Spencer, of St. Louis,
'Money, of Colorado Springs, and Huff,
(of Macon, were again the leaders in
,tht order named. Spencer broke 101
.targets, Money 189 and Huff 18G out of
'200 shots each. Spencer won the cost
ly loving cup for the highest average
.through the tournament and Yates, of
Thomaston, won the prize for the long
est straight run in the amateur class.
The Strike Nearing An End.
Quincy. Mass . April 29. The strlko
at tho Fore "River Tahlp ana engine
works appeared Thursday night to bo
nearing an end. The forgers and
moulders have returned to work and
the coppersmiths will apply for their
old places Friday.
Imported Machinists Strike.
San Bernardino, Cal., AprJJ 29
Thirty-seven of tho new machinists
brought in by the Santa Fe railroad to
replaco the strikers have quit work!
The company claims that the total
number of men on strike in San Ber
nardino Is 90.
A Coalboat Rise.
Pittsburg, April 29. Over 5,000,000
bushels of coal have been shipped
soutlfon the present rise in the rivor
nnd as the marks Thursday night show
12.8 feet and rising at Davis Island
dam, the prospect is good for asmuch
more.
Boers to Settle In Mexico.
Chihuahua, Mex. April 29. It is stat
ed by one of the Boer agents that 500
Boer families are expected to arrive
here soon to establish a colony near
Mesqui. The colony established near
here about a year ago Is flourishing.
A New Gold Diggings.
Cody, Wyo., April 29. Prospectors
are rushing to the canyon of the Sho
shone river, five miles west of this
place, where It is reported Telluri ore
assaying several hundred dollars in
gold and silver has been discovered.
Death of Mayor A. O. Wilson.
Jancsvllle, Wis., April 29. Mayor A.
O. Wilson died Thursday night after
a long Illness. He was editor of tho
Recorder for 20 years and has been
postmaster of the city and a member
of tho state legislature.
Strong Anti-Foreign Society.
London, April 29. Tho Standard's
Tien-Tsin correspondent reports that
a strong secret society movement, an
other governmental and anti-foreign,
is in progress In the vicinity of Tsinan
Fu and that the people are flocking to
the cities for safety.
Suicided By Drowning.
St. Louis, April 29. After writing a
note saying that fellow-workmen had
been unkind to him, August Lotze com
mitted suicide by drowning in the la
goon In Hyde park, where the water 13
only 18 inches deep.
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The Police Stopped the Fight.
St Louis, April 29. The police stop-
i ped the light between Jack O'Brien, of
Philadelphia, and Kid Carter, of Brook
lyn, in the third round of a scheduled
15-round bout here. Carter was com
pletely outclassed.
THE MARKETS.
Flour and Grain.
Cincinnati, April 28. Flour Winter
patent, ?5.105.30; fancy, ?4.754.90;
family, $44.25; extra, $3.353.G5;
low grade, ?2.903.20; spring patent,
$5.105.40; fancy, $4.354.60; family,
?404.25; Northwestern rye, ?3.804.
Wheat No. 2 red quotable at ?1.05
1.00 on track. Corn No. 3 mixed
quotable at 50151c on track. Sales:
Rejected mixed, track, 47c. Oats No.
2 mixed quotable at 40Vi41c on
track.
Chicago, April 28. Wheat No. 2
hard, 8892c; No. 3 do, 8390c; No.
1 Northern, 92395c; No. 2 do, 8595c;
No. 3 spring, 8593c. Corn No. 2,
4GVS46c; No. 3, 454Gc. Oats
No. 2, 38c; No. 3, 37c.
Live Stock.
Cincinnati, April 28. Cattle Heavy
steers, choice to extra, ?4.755; fair
to good, $4.25(g4.65; butcher steers,
extra, $4.754.85; good to choice, ?4.10
4.70; heifers, extra, ?4.504.G0; good
to choice, ?44.40; cows, extra, $3.85
4; good to choice, $33.75. Calves
Fair to good light, ?45.25; 'extra,
$5.50. Hogs Good to choice packers
and butchers, ?55.05; mixed packers,
?4.855; light shippers, ?4.554.90;
pigs, 110 lbs and less, ?4.154.50.
Sheep Extra, $4.404.50; good to
choice, $44.35. Lambs Extra, $6.40
G.50; good to choice, $GG.35; clip
ped, $5.5005.85; extra, ?G; spring, ?0
9.
A
Few
ingestions!
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 bottle, JOc.
SPONGES, JOc. to 50c.
SULPHUR CANDLES, to extinguish
moths, 10c.
BORAX in bulk, cheaper than packages,
20c pound.
MOTH BALLS, good to lay away with
winter clothing.
INSECT POWDER,Polishingand 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.C.Pecor,
PHARMACIST. '
WANTED.
-TrANTED-Gbod white plrl to assist with
YV housowork. Applv at 414 West Second St.
Elder H. M. Curry of Canada will
preach at Laytham Chapel Sunday at 11
a. m. and 3 p. m.
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!
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
$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 our 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 $J.23r
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.
THE SMITH NIXON PIANO CO:
COAL
We are headquarters for good
Coal. Just received a barge,
good and clean.
JC6T PRICE 11 CENTS !-ia
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.
Cancer
rUf-IS CURABLI
We euro cancel w thout the knife. Very Httlo
pain. Have cureu over twenty cases in Masou
County during the last ten years. Wo send a
free book upon request which tells all about
method of treatment. Will refer you to Mr.
Geo. S. Rosser of this paper, 8eldon W. Bramel,
JJedonia, Ky., Sirs. Joel T. Lumau, Mt. Cancel,
Ky., m. Bramel, North Fork, Ky and a dozen
others in your own county if you wish them.
Write for free book at once.
DRS. GRATIGNY BUSH, ,
Oddfellows Temple, Cincinnati, O.
REMOVED,
RGPOLUTT,
Dentist
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All Work Guaranteed. No 30 West Second
street, Maysville. Ky.
jMDR. LANDMANo
Central Hotel,
Thursday, May 5th, J 904.
Five a Minute Killed
Or injured. You may be next. Protect
yourself and family by taking out an Ac
cident policy with tho Travelers, and do
it now. Never put off until tomorrow
what may be dono today.
W. HOLTON KEY, Agent,
FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE Pure Light Brahma eggs for set
ting, 75 cents for fifteen. T. D. OSBORNE.
. . aiu. a. mnjravuiu. a-tjifl
IilOR SALE A Moore's airtight heating stove.
! Cost 817, will sell for 87.60. A bargain. Apt
yij afi.AUiC3taY;uuu) iij-flol
TTlOtt SALE OR KKNTUnu1HnnA , .
C- - -" - k.uiuwUKU MUTT UlAiU'
pled by Charles II. Cooper in "Brick Row"
v8Jl,eccon(1, Possession May 1st. ROBERT
FICKLIN.
FOB RENT.
T7IOR RENT One hundred acres of blue grast
Q.ISF r.JVr?; . or 'ther particulars apply
toMRS. W. H. HARRISONNorth Fork. Ky.
T710URENT--TWO frame cottages on West Third
JD street, between Sutton and Wall; good
P.0j8$0.rhJ?dJ rent reasonable. Apply at J. II.
RAINS & COS warehouse. 25-Otd
ANNOJDNjOJEMENT
FOR CONGRESS.
Wo arc authorized to announco Congressman
JAMES N. KEIIOE as a candidate for re-elcctiou
November, 1901, subject to tho action of the
Democratic party.
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