The evening bulletin. [volume], May 07, 1904, Image 4

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CLEARANCE
SALE
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Used Pianos
Keep Outthe Flies
AND OTHER INSECTS THAT WILL SOON BE UPON US IN SWARMS.
PREPARE TO RESIST THE INVADERS
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We have the adjustable windows and plain or fancy doors substantially
made and nicely finished, which we are selling this year at a low price.
Wire Cloth, Hinges and other hardware for making your own Screens.
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John I. Winter & Co.'s store. Yours
tor a quicK trade,
GAMES PLAYED FRIDAY.
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National League.
Cincinnati. 00200203 7 0 0
Bt. Loula. 00013000 04 6 1
Ewlng and Schlei; Nichols and By
trSj Umpire O'Day.
Pittsburg Q0Q00410 2 7 10 5
Phll'phia. 02096663 315 15 4
' Miller, Camnitz and Smith, Phelps;
praser and Dooin, Roth. Umpire
Emslie.
American League.
Boston..., 10013000 S 8 0
New York 00101000 02 8 2
Tannehill nnd Farrell; Hughes and
McGuire. Umpires Cwyer and Con
nolly. Cleveland. 02001000 3 7 1
Petroit. .. 00000100 01 7 1
!. Donahue and Bemls; Stovall and
Wood. Umpires King and Sheridan.
Waeh'ton 23000000 1 6 10 2
Phll'phla 05001145 16 22 4
Patton, Mason and Drill; Henley and
Rchreclc. Umpire Carpenter.
Chicago. 300000000 03 3 3
B. Louis 000001020 25 9 3
Flaherty and Sullivan; Sievers and
Sugden. Umpire O'Laughlin.
American Association. , .
St. Paul 9, Indianapolis 1. j ;
Minneapolis 2, Toledo 4. '
Milwaukee 1, Louisville 7.
i How They Stand.
Clubs. Won. Lost. P.C.
St. Paul 11 3 .786
Milwaukee 7 5 .583
Columbus 6 5 .545
Indiannpolis 7 6 .53S
Minneapolis 6 8 .428
Toledo 6 7 .462
3xulsville 6 9 .400
Kansas City 3 9 .250
Restraining Order Issued.
Chicago, May 7. Judge Tuley Is
sued an Injunction restraining tho
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
from holding the biennial convention
of the order at Minneapolis, May 30.
Tire dato named, it was charged, would
prevent The attendance of many w"ho
wished to attend.
Thibetans Repulsed With Heavy Loss.
London, May 7. The Daily Mall's
Simla correspondent says that eight
hundred Thibetans coming from tho
direction of Shigatsa, attacked the
Bxltl.sh mission, at Cyangtso at dawn
on April 5. The Thibetans were re
pulsed with heavy loss and fled.
The Moyer Habeas Corpus Case.
Denver, Col., May 7. Arguments In
the habeas corpus case of President
Moyer, of tho Western Federation of
Miners, who Is held bv the military at
Tellurlde, were concluded in the su
preme court Friday. A decision will
be made in about ten days.
Business Failures.
New York, May 7. Business fail
ures in the United States for the week
ending with May 5 number 176, as
against 188 last week, 175 in the like
week In 1903, 179 in 1902. In Canada
failures for the week number 18, as
against 24 last week.
Denied at the Vatican.
Rome, May 7. Vatican authorities
declare that no communication has
been received from tho French govern
ment rejecting the note of protest
against President Loubet's visit to the
qulrlnal sent by the Vatican to all the
Catholic powers.
A New World's Record.
Omaha, Neb., May 7. lA now world's
record for a five-men team, three
games, was made on the Omaha bowl
ing association alley Friday evening.
The winning team scored 3,232 plni.
The record was made on a regulation
alley.
Fire in uoston.
Boston, May 7. A destructive blaze
broke out at midnight on the water
front. Central wharf, -occupied by the
Philadelphia Steamship Co., the great
er of the freight sheds, were burned
Loss $100,000.
Italian small coin no longer circu
lates in France.
Miner Burned to Death.
Salida, Col., May 7. Raymon.I
Zooks, a young miner, was burned to
death and six other persons had a nar
row escape from being cremated in a
fire that destroyed tho Hotel Turret, a
two-story wooden structure, at Turret
a mining camp.
Forest Fires Raging.
Ashland, Wis., May 7. Homestead
ers from near Mineral Lake, 30 miles
southwest of Ashland, arrived here
Friday and reported forest fires had
swept away their homes. Minor fires
are reported along the line of the Wis
consin Central.
Probably Perished In the Flames,
Jamestown, N. Y., May 7. The A.
C. Norqulst furniture factory was de
stroyed by fire and it is believed that
A. R. Nord, a member of the firm, was
burned to death In the building. No
trace of Mr. Nord has been found since.
Death in a Tornado.
Goldthwaite, Tex., May 7. A torna
do accompanied by severe rainfall re
sulted In the death of Mrs. Allen Den
nis, Georgo W. Mason and a child of
S. E. Harper, of this vicinity. Five
persons were seriously injured.
Speaker Cannon Welcomed Home.
Danville, 111., May 7. Speaker Jo
seph G. Cannon received an enthusias
tic welcome home Friday evening.
The majority of the business houses
were closed. Business houses and res
idences were beautifully decorated.
Senator Reed 8 moot at Home.
Salt Lake, Utah, May 7. Senator
Reed Smoot returned from Washing
ton and went at once to his home in
Provo. In an interview Senator Smoot
expressed entire confidence that he
would be allowed to retain his seat in
the senate.
George HInes Gorman Dead.
Washington, May 7. George' HInes
Gorman, a special attorney for the
United States in the dry dock cases at
Brooklyn, Boston, San Francisco and
other places, died here Friday, aged
42 years.
Christians to Be Prdte'cted.
London, May 7. A cablegram from
Toklo states that PrUie Minister Kat
sura has assured the missionaries that
tho war will not bo permitted to create
strife between Christians and non
Christians In Japan.
Cuban Authorities Called Down.
Havana, May 7. Less stringency in
tho treatment of sailors and marines
arrested at Guantanamo for disorder
liness and other petty offenses has
been requested by tho United States
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THE MARKETS.
Flour and Grain.
Cincinnati, May 6. Flour Winter
patent, ?5.105.30; fancy, ?4.754.90;
family, $44.26; extra, $3.353.65;
low grade, $2.90 3.20; spring patent,
?6.105.40; fancy, $4.354.60; family,
?44.25; Northwestern rye, $3.804.
Wheatr-No. 2 red quotable at ?1.07(5
1.09 on track. Corn No. 8 mixed
quotable at 52c on track. Sales: Nt.
2 yellow, track, 53" No. 2 mixed,
track, 53c. Oats Sales: No. 2 mix
ed, track, 42c.
Chicago, May 6. Wheat No. 2 red,
$1.021.06; No. 3 do, $15L04; No. 2
hard, 9093c; No. 3 do, 8390c; No.
1 Northern, 9396c; No. 2 do, 90
90c; No. 3 spring, 8692c. Corn No.
2, 4950-c; No. 3, 48349c, Oats
No. 2, 40i41c; No. 3, 40040y4c.
Live Stock.
Cincinnati, May 6. Cattle Heavy
steers, choice to extra, ?4.905.10; fair
to good, $4.25 4. 86; butcher steers,
extra, $4.905; good to choice, $4.25
34.85; heifers, good to choice, $4.15f3
4.75; cows, extra, $4 4.15; good to
choice stockers and feeders, ?34.50.
Calves Fair to good light, $3,250
4.25; choice to extra, $4.604.75;
fancy, ?5. Hogs Good to choice pack
ers and butchers, ?56.05; mixed
packers, JM.804.95; light shippers,
$4.454.80; pigs, $44.40. Sheep
Extra, $4.154.25; good to choice,
$3.75S4.10. Lambs Extra, $6; good
to choice, $5.405.90; spring lambs,
$68.50.
the days are going by, your chance for bargains are also going
Do you know that the. greatest Bargains in &noes tnai mays
viile 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 Vict Shoes, sold elsewhere tor $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 $1,50, 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 $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.
THE SMITH C NIXON PIANO CO.
COAL
We are headquarters for good
Coal. Just received a barge,
good and clean.
JG6T PRICE 11 CENTS !a
Also handle BRICK, Cement,
Lime and Sand. Agents for
Alabaster Plaster. Give us a
call.
Maysvilie Coal Co,
'PHONE J42.
Are You Going to
Paper Your
House?
If you are we have all the swell de
signs at lowest prices. Agent fair
JAPALAC
W. H. RYDER
121
y Sutton St.
Cancer
fTTIS CURABLE
We euro cancer wthout the knife. Very llttlo
Ealn. Have cured over twenty cases In Mason
ounty during the last ten years. We Bend a
free book upon request which tells all about
mothod of treatment. Will refer you to Mr,
Geo. S. Rosier of this paper, Eeldon W. Bramel,
Wedonla, Ky., Mrs. Joel T. Luman.Mt. Cancel,
Ky Win, Bramel, North Fork, Ky and a doa
?.t,h,er8.,n.3:our own county If you wish theax,
Write lor free book at once.
DR3. GRATIGNY BUSH,
Oddfellows Temple, Cincinnati, O.
NOTICE
TO TAXPAYERS!
The Taxpayers of the cl ty of Maysvlllo are here
by notified that the Board of Supervisors wlU
convene at the MAYOR'S OFFICE on
Thursday, May J2,
For tho purpose of examining the Assessor's
books and cqnallzlnj; and correcting errors la
the assessment for 1904.
10 J. L. DAULTON, City Clerk.
REMOVED,
R.CPOLLITT,
Dentist.
All Work Guaranteed. Kn Sffli Wt Koran
street, Maysvilie, Ky. -
jMDR. landman
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 to-morrow
what may be dono to-day.
W. HOLTON KEY, Agent.
Grand Commandery Conclave.
On account of the Grand Commandcrv. Knlchts
Templar conclave, Frankfort, Sfay 18th and 10th.
tickets will bo on sale at L. and N. office May
ICth, 17th and 18th. Final limit Mav 21st. Fare
j 52.94 for the round trip.
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