Butler County Democrat from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 5

BUTLER DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1.8iW. 5 VE LEAD. the following prices with CHEAP IISPl-RIOR GOODS id you will find that our goods, which ire guaranteed, THE CHEAPEST 30C AGRICULTURAL COLUMN, BY THOMAS I ood Horse a Horse Collars Pronged Manure Fork Good Garden Hoe Tooth Garden Kakes, ft. Step Ladder. creen Wire Cloth creen Doors.

75c 35s 55c 75c creen Windows. lest Rubber lOc and I6c The cheapest house in the ounty for Hardware, Mantels, irales and Bicycles. I. S. SPOERL OPP.

COURT HOUSE. "OILY" CLERK, inseed Oil Spurtid From Barrtl ind Grease Drug Clerk's Clalhei--Gas Ciuttd Accident. Tho May returns of llio crop estimates glyo Iho following as thu ISUi) whi'it outlook, Tha present It itout this IH.W.WO acres loss tliau eEiltiutou sown lait yet It i the harvested IsBtyesr. liu acres lose limn last year, Tho present coiullllon la 70.2. would total crop ol 310,000,000 Us I year.

II no Is reporleil coudiilon of only 1, ir cent, and 51 per cant. o( tlia aroa edotl, plowed up, 'i'ltUSTS. S. Kills, president ol tho tuie range a miuiber or the eltto hoard agriculture, recently called ou At- IDJ General Moouetl aud commended tn for tho course is tikiag in regaul trust). He the j-reat mijorily ol tuien aro at Ills back ana thoy favor IB pushing tho a und forcing thoin come to terms.

Mr, Kills volcoi tha milmoata ot the great majority ol timers--In fact uerly all of them-i woll as nearly all JfJUttT. Tho Isteit from tlia crop and wcathor ureau at Columbus says of a i "The for applet) seem bolter In south- rn than in norlhorn couuties, as eev- ral correspondents Iu tha north report he appio bloom rather light. The gen- ral; outlook for chortles is Rood, trawbcrrtes are very promling. Grapo inea are reported to bu tn yoo-i conUl- ioa la the lake conation, hat are winter tiled In tho south. The quince orop romldes (air," TO POULTKYMUX.

The National bureau of Animal In- uttry with which we are connected tubllshes many Taluable works ol lo orcst to poultry me and we are autii rlzed to fnriiUh a limited number ur poultry friends with these ions. they will at onca i with tholr names and addresses, utating ho breed of poultry they Keep, we wll oe that they are placed on tho inaillnt, let, Address us at Kan, O. ALbESM KSTIMA.TKS. lion, Joseph Allen ot llnhiu townshl a a tliti estimates of th Hint jiarl ot the county. Are of whoat compared with a now 181)7, 1CKJ per of whoa 105; condition otryc, 100; meadow moa lands 100; spring pastures 1(W.

1'ro portion of sprinK plowing dono on Mi ill extensive experience nf tho a a well as present practical doings. 'fllfi Al'IAUY. The Leo Journal report the loss of many bee during thl recant cold trlu- ter, We 301110 beo-kcepor who lost every colony they hud. I our own apiary there win not the loao a snixlo colony, Tnoy all are In gocd woikloj; conditloQ (ml promise well fur a good hooey season. There will a fair white clover cr.ip, of this none last year, white, two ycsrs i crop was an unprecedeuled one.

i last year we had run our apiary utmost exclusively for extracted honey. year a tovr colonies wore rim for comb, and wo had very uool BUCCCSS. It Is now time to put on iho section hoxo-i exiraollng trainee, I'ut Diem on oariy give the bocfi plenty of room and THE WAY WE DO IT IN OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT- Kalunlay afternoon August Phillip, rut; clerk at Dr, Mlllor'a Bloro, wont ho sidewalk ou Soulh It utroot to draw 'omo raw llnfieod oil from a larrol tha i rid lying In thu sun (or torn 'J ho heat of the hnd expanded th )il and ovlJoBtlr creatnl a gM and loon as tho buns Iho Heir out la a thick stream and nplashe in every The olork's clothe Were ruined, his hair waa Pitnr.ilod an ImlldlnE and rldewalk In tlio vlciu wero coyortd with Iho sticky oil. CEREBRO Spinal Meningitis a Contijlom Distzsc-- Chid CUir Notified Physicians To Rtport All Suck Casts. yon will not have nearly BO many warms.

Wo cow have one of A. J. Bwarin a and hope to imvo opportunity soon to tt. NDTKS, LTp In Adami i the bozzsrJe are tinners by carrying olT heir j'ouog limbi, One aud ten the tot jl xports from the United Slais.s were UO uillloa dollars; last year they may take your time shop as you like here there isn't a hint of urging permitted in this CARPET ROOM-- Clerks are cautioned to liurry nobody to show goods willingly and let customers select at their leisure. Ot course we want to sell goods (all we can), but we want them sold right so that when you get them home you may have no disappointment.

TODAY'S CARPET NEWS BRIEFLY PUT interesting quotations on needed things Chief Clair Iho physleiar to report all caees of corobro a mmlnKills to tho police that tho onors run l.o placarded. The dieoaio oiitaKiotiii and requires tho placarding horn, wlioro tiiah casofl Tho phj-plclans cm gel tiro necesaary cardn fur their reports at the mayor's ollice. 1st 75 per cent. Amount couu at aaine rate 9D. Allen "Whont on our valley and rich: blne.lt loam Eoil la Viry a has tho appoaranca of falling down, and not lillini; wtP, but de- I ends on tho sea ion.

a land and thin soils looks bid. Taking the crop 1 do not tnlok thu prospect indicates ruoro than an crop, ing a aeriea cf years. T.iere Is a Icsj a a a potatoes Ihii year, and a small Inorc.i50 In tbo rcro of corn; tills ii accounteil for, from tho fact a moat of years clovr a waa hay was so badly killed most of it will Uo planted tn corn." Mr. Allen will pardon us for usiai; (ho following extract from a personal letter recently received. "I'rlend "I In iliinllloii recently oinl met sovc-rsl proiniitonl farmers who took the DKHOCKAT aud thoy spolio very highly of tho agricolturul department aotl said they always read my letters, and highly appreciate them, and especially so those that treated of price, of farm products production, etc." We issuto Mr.

Allon a the DBM- A well IB IU many farmer readers highly appreciate his many lutoroc- tlng oommunlotUous, aud i ho tnnj coallnuo to lot his I 8hino that llio fjrjnorsof the prejurit may benefit by We i i sugar beot ri'od oon aud to auy person who wilt attreo exhibit at tho DKMGCIIAT SerlbtB 1 plculo we will a email package of ieod. lurlag the first tou duya of May ttioro waian of moisture. Not ay unusual amount of rulu but enough odulay corn planllBK and the middle of the mouth finds probibly one-half of he corn crop not planted, lion. Joseph Allon is now preparing a series at letters, treating of tho yearly, monthly aud dully wages from both men ami women since IMS, and tlio rnauy changes that have occurred since ihon. A a a pnreona are anxiously waiting tho report a shall be of the killing ot the tuberculosis catila at the Ohio experiment atillou at WOOB- ter, ou April We aro aulhoiissd to Bay the ctatton'j start now preparing a special bulletin ou tuberculosis and the report of Hio recent ami a a i a a line, aud that a copy will bo sout free to any lutcreocd applicant.

Dr. J. 1'. Marvin, of ilarriroc, has kindly presented with a valuable hook on tho hog, tlio litloof which is "Sa-luc Ailments." There is an uintsnally small oala area thU Die weather at sowini; time bolnis very Junlavocablo for getting In the orop. Hut fow plant their corn cow the Elnglo drill.

Double planters are all tho go, tho "Shoe" style i Ihe preference. We are iu receipt ofl'ortColltns panrrp menlion of tie tha; lr. AlSLon Kills will probably hU count-cllons with the agricullurul Only words of commendation are spoken concerning him and all re- popsibllily of leaving the college. Mr. Kills A man ot i a aliillly and luc mind of his own, and would mako sacrifices rattier thau political economy merely to yra'- ify a political fiction.

T. HHUOVKK. The New Mattings. Some Jeintless-- some Cord Warp--some Plain---some Fancy --and all Good. They're made of good, live straw.

They're flexible and don't scuff out like the poorer, dried-out sorts. What a cool, cleanly, comfortable lloor covering they make to be sure and so cheap, too.as we sell them lOc, 12 15c 20c. New Tapestry Brussels The best 10-wire kind of course. No better medium priced carpet made. Got a number of hall and stair patterns them.

They have got the looks and wear iu them. You all know the qualities we keep. Come in Tomorrow And Get the Price ingrain Carpets. All wool and a. yard wide.

The iest Extra Supers. Not an an- iquated or old style pattern among them. All clean, neutral tints, that won't show lust and they turn well. A Pick of Several Beautiful At 45c Yard. Axminster Carpets.

Always beautiful--more so this season than evur before. Elegan 1 patterns, blight as a ''Meadow in June." Handsome borders to match. It will pay you to givi these careful inspection. Special Display Tomorrow. Another Lace Curtain Event.

That's what we name it--that's what it is. It's an event of noney saving importance to you. t's the one time in the whole year when we put our Lace Cur-' am stock on a very narrow of profit and give you the Benefit. A Special Reduction Tomorrow on all Lace and Net Cur. tains.

A Round-up of Window Shades. All right in line with a splendid new stock. We don't think you ever bought good, reliable Window Shades at such moderate prices. They come in Holland anil Opaque. Some plain-some fringed--all with best pat- tent Spring RUGS AND ART SQUARES Haven't space to particularize, but we show them in Every Known Weave and Color Combinations, and the 1'rices i agreeably surprise yon.

Extra Special Display of Room Size Rugs Tomorrow. Hearth Rugs and Mats, all sixes. Hamilton and Middletown. ALMOST ELECTROCUTED HAMILTON'S NEW INDUSTRY. Hev.

T. Sweeney of a gifted minister of tho Gospel, orator, politician and diplomat, ex-consul general to Constantinople, and now tho cominlSBionor of fisheries and gamo for Ihc Iloosler state, was at the UtbEon, Ciocinnatt, 1'rlday, on his way to visit the IIamillou phea'antrv where he expects topurchaso a number of pairs ol the nublo birds with which to stockMils olliclal heather "on the blllka of the Wabash" and alloyor. There are several parties In this clly and county who hive a pheasant a for tho profit them In the ale of rattio Was Andrew Th8 Electrician Salurday Afternoon QUESTIONS While Working Will, a Transformer Above The Western Union Telegraph i Exciting Scene. Another Great Free Distribution Encouraged by the success of the Free Distribution of packages of JOHNSON'S DYSPEPSIA CURE and the remarkable sale it has attained in Hamilton since the people were given a chance to test its merits, RADCLIFFE The Druggists, (SUCCESSORS TO I A DRUG STOKE) Have made arrangements with the Johnson Laboratories, ot Philadelphia, whereby they are enabled to give Free to every adult who applies at their store, at corner Third and Dayton streets, SATURDAY, MAY 20th, 1899, A package of the well-known and justly celebrated Andy Wise, an electrician employed by tho Hamilton Uos and Coke Co, who Ins severely at various timea recorjlly by oiectriclty, came Submitted To Applicant! For Tha Position 01 Teacher In Our Public Schools--Examination Saturday May 13. A I W.M.

K. I I Draw a pattern for hook coyer 'Q YTHNtiY PTTTQ yDrill, I nLLo very near meeting death by electrocution, Saturday vhlleengaged In repairing a a located on the roof of tho imlldlng occupied by the Wetorn 1'nionTelograph Co. Mr. Wise, when be bagsn working w.tli the had tkcn the precaution of placing a board upon the iron roof to pland upon. Whllo ho was in tho act of bonding an electric light Vi'lce with a pair ol et'jcl piuclnrs sloppcil i IT of the board upon the iron roof, a a i the entire electric entreat of 1,100 rolls from the lo pass tliionzli Ills body Into the roof.

Charles A i of i llamil- ioa Gis IjigM OoXu Co. was present at Ihe time and Mr. fil), called for ssflsunoo. otlicors Graf and Johnson, stood at High and Third responded and oiimblng npon the roof, aseijlsd Or. Ovorpack and several others to administer biandy to revive the nncotsciou.iinan.

After this Mr. Wise was romoved to his horijc, South Ulcvcnlh slrooi, by Dr. Oferpeck In t'Uggy Ills rlgbt and arm wore severely burned, but it believed llutf.o rITecta will result from the accident. (book protector). Dot all the linpa where the a Is to be folded.

Dimensions optional. I I (n) a ij the source of color? Xam'j the six positive colors of tho if oslrum. I (a) In perspective, what tho lino of direction? (b) In perspective, a is the ground line? IV. Draw to represent a hollow cylinder. In a vertical position, In front PROPOSALS -FOR- BONDS end ab ivo Ihc eye.

Outalilo dimensions 2 i V. a fs the prime purpose of a i In tho public school? VI. a method for teaching tlio apparent convergence In perspective of ptrallcl receding linen. VII. ayslern of drawing do you moat approve for public school (iiv-9 reasons a the char- of llio system.

I'enmanflhlp will bo yrcded from tho iu a i I OK THi: A OF I SION KIIS Ol' lUTl.KK L'OUM I 1 I llAJlll.Tox. 3. Scntcil prnpORnlH will lie rcrolvrtl nt tbn o'llri! ttt the Jtoiinl nf of i'ounlj', OtiU), i June 6ih, 1899, At II o'clock IK in. for of homls of Hullcr a i (o ihf, i i i (if iweniy-une Hioiumiul Ine Twc'iitr-oue bmuls of one thousand i iloliniK cAi'li, HR Mile l.oiid^. homln tliUetl JtUy and pBTable follnwx: Seven thousand dollars an July 1902.

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LambarAou of Hamilton ami i i of LoulSTiUe, wore martlcil evcnlua by Dinclni in Harry H. HKC, anJ Garr, bolh ot Mirttlk-town, woro CoviURlon aatutiUy by (jc-Vofttmiutor Kev. X. H.Cftrllslo Iiis A C. A.

1IV.RMAXX. I jNamo a of the Union and their II. What la difference lielwoen tho capital and tlia capital of a I I I Name some of the beat books upon which tho IcaohlnB of elementary be based. How should younso this material? IV. When it is noon Washington, a time is then at -San Vranciero and in London, Kuplaiid? V.

What la a limited monarchy? Kaino some. Wiial la an absolute mon- archyT Namosomc, What la a republic? Nome some. VI. Why to our calendar tho vear UIOO not to bo a lenp a I I Where do thn rivers of the I'. H.

flow? 1, Ihofe on tho onHrn eldn of the Allegheny moitnulnc? 'J, thofo on the west of tho Kooky mountains? those between the Hooky and the Al- lophcny inouiitatnfi? I I I How KopUnd eeptraled from Scotland? J.V. Name some of Ilia a rivers in Amortca, in Afiin and tn Knropo. X. lie tho I'ntllpplue UlanCs smt lies Hawaii? SMkl boiula to boar lolerc.st nt of Tuiir Riiil I scinl i i on 1, anrt I of each I ninl principal of snid lion'I'i pny- nl Mice of I treasurer of i HiM th-nJs (ci IsMieit i authority ol ah AL-I or ilic ticncnil A A i of tlin of Ohio of MHTCII 3), 1MU fniined 'uti Bd to Authorise Ihe rommU- of Ituller rounly, Ohio, to hullrt A brMce over Seven crock on Is RS I i nnd I'AF- nor ronii. In the vHape of Cornerville, Mllfonl D.

764- vSAll liontls will he srold to I and hcut for a par hiitl Interest dale of trini'cr. shall to the party MrtiVlnp, und urcoin- innlecl hy check lor fiTe dollnrs an A a a a If nrc K.wnrrtfl they i nt Ihe prlre tiul, und If lie (nrly lo wJiom bonds ure Awardrrt PO lo rto, Fnul check he i to Butler Ohio. The i Milder for said bontU shrtll I inonev for purchase of i oomlBAs rcr bid i ncrrneil oilier of i rounly a of nut lor t-oiinly, Ohio, days from Of fflld bondp. The Ihe i lo a nrut nil nrilor of the NoiiTil of of county, Oblu, H. C.

I of Butler County, Ohio. FUNERAL DIRECTOR A 17 South St. V. Odtfl Telephone 35. First Class job Printing done at the Democrat..