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— ee aaa wat wa SS eno ell . =< lew may count out Jobn|tionately greater, 5 TADUCAH DAILY SUM laa inthe ‘hind, and Kvan Sette| disposing effectually of the} intima. 80 per cent. of th ! : A whole-| tion that the management of the road afternoon, ex in the Seventh districts. ead —e sale investigation of alleged election | ie disposed to treat Paducah un- be ON PULISHING COMPANY very ory tay OF” cane al ni on a entral CLEARING SALE.) 3:0 pro. way Hence the uncertainty. | ted to manage its own business in its ; [Closing ¢ to Quit Pe \iness New Fall Stvles up to- established. It is safe to say that if the silverites contest that it will bea very mild jown way, ‘They have vast interests i to look efter and if in the manage- Are loans oh MORTGAGES (first Wate. Nee our | P : 5 2 new Fre ment of them they fail to employ as lien) on real estate in the states of tn,_mveey| ORME, Trl 108, ODly rench f d1NG EDITOR MAwacine bluff. | Pye — —— ’ s would be desirable, it ‘Smith, B. Parley, J. 4 i , jmnany men # vem: PeWTlhamacn, 24: Dorian: Tue latest news from Cuba 18/4 of course to be regretted but itis Ohio and Indiana, SB3.50 ¢ . 4 ———“sTE DAILY SUN > {most gratifying to lovers of liberty ‘rony therefore to condemn the road THE DAILY wien ovat gap | 80d to haters of murder and rfpiae. | 4, treating the people unfairly, A . D. JOHNSON, We Can Give Only a Few Liens He 4 Pentten of avert in Pada etd, VicinNy, | Maceo, the wily patriot le ai © ‘ag railroad is not a charitable institu- | 99¢ Bay., Padueah, Ky. Gen. Agent. low to Indicate the Special Vales. | All Sizes, All Widths from O to E. triven as fully ws space will ormlt without Fe |ghrewd for the bloodthirsty Weylety |tion goganized for the purpose of - Bard to expense andthe results of Weyler's expedition | siviny work to the people, but mere- ——— Hitt disste kd acl aap |Men’s Ladies’ and Children’s . ' * at { THE WEEKLY SUN against the insurgents is equivalent ly a business organization, conducted vod selicia in all colors. ‘ 1 aS wiit avait times boneway aa en.| to a humitiating defeat, Macco's| 5. yusiness principles, employing ae| RING UP TELEPHONE 118,] cout sot tinished cambrie at t Shoes Exclusively. . el at 4 hoe 4 M fewping ire. readers posted : fotte courage avd i OT ea aire and topics;while it will [tactics and patriotic courage and many men as are needed from time I T canton flannel at 7 xtra good canton flannel at 7 cts, LAT STYLES, POPULAR PRIC “ Pe ear nt csctarthe Nauioual, Republi: | self denial, remind om -~ wns lee tek Gl wy bs >) 7 ' y Esta goa an Manel a =e ___ r Wonnty leaders away beck a IV ‘The three days’ lay-off complained ; sob Hs Besa - 8 ‘ ys’ lay-off comp! . 4 al af Hope, Fruit, Pick of the Crop and . CORRESPONDENCE. and every American heart beats more] 6 wt this time applies not only: to “4 Fit cr yaw eae M ; 's S| oe >t fi 10-4 bleach sheets, neatly bound C n i x 1¢ IE NA -_ O € . x ®. : SpAPesttity fx correamachce. Depart proudly today at the at of) paducah but to the entire system, WHEN YOU WANT—— ~ ment, in which it hopes ably to Cuban success, Utter demoraliza- » o . . ss at 35¢ hin the limns of its ciren aud by it the road saves many thous- v foie? | tion seems to be overtaking the Spaa- : hap . 10-4 bleach sheet, neatly bound, ALL NEW GOODS. f eS 4 ands of dollars, at a time when the it d F: G xtra wood, 40 ‘2 ADVERTISING. iards, and even Havana is panic] ts ot needed, Staple an ancy Groceries, “96 by 43 in. Pillow Siipe, exten Trilb Ori T ’ Rates of savertsing will ve mete known 0” | gtricken and the cry of “Maceo st) 144 not an unusnal thing for rail- Fresh Meats of A)l Kinds, quality, 8 ets, rilby, Orient and Razor oes. 2 Ten quarter white honey comb]s - — — — » worth be ¥ application ; - ri i —_—_—_————_ the gates’’ carries terror to the hearts 1 . dard Flock, MS North Fourth roads towards the end of the year to “omen Randard Pook ih Rom of the Spanieh adberents, [reduce t¥eir working forces largely New Canned Goods, ais a 46, worth be ; , —_ = prrentedeentendenie li , \ ,adies’ Jersey ribbed vests at 16¢ . ‘ Subscription Rate Oxe of the most telling and ap-| and to increase them again after the New Crop Molasses, et. } tities: su Woot medicated y.ats rst of January, and this will p and pants, 61¢ propriate cartoons that have recently | “Inter | ably be done in this instance. Home Made Lard a Specialty. Cor. 9th and Trimble Sts. | Men’s and boys’ anlaundried shirts <-ee Daily, per annum.... 3:35 | 4 Daily, nt ‘ “go | *Ppeared was that in the ly Bt § at 60 ‘ 1 4 Daily, One month, .. ‘ Ocean’? of Wednesday, being in one Ohta ERECTA j bought to sell st 50 cents; closing - a 4 nani ¢ *orm! | THE SUNS EFFORTS APPRE rive, 33 cents, ——DISTILLERS OF THE— Wuaiiga ancnes to o- part a reproduction of a cartoon CIATED, BIGHTE RIMRODS =} CONGRESORAN HENDRILK.” | PE cation Crepe ta ght bine, eekly, sessese 1.00] which appeared in the Inter Ocean”! 4. oo isi receipt of am auto ‘ pink, scarlet, Hold! greet, ‘eineral CELEBRATED Specimen copies free of March 5, 1893. ‘This represented | re ult Gated ks te Something About fie Future/ sod Old Rose at 6 \¢ \ | Mr. Harrison tn the act of delivering |® i an National Committee, whic, (Return After Big Hunts For Prospects. | _ Nearly every color in cheese cloth Frendale Bourbon and Rve FRIDAY, NOV. 27, 1896. the chariot reins into the hands otf pep sa whas Game Congressman Hendrick, says the} MO ea a nave heen Mr. Cleveland. To the chariot was |'* “* “* J . Murray Ledger, leaves for Washing ; les he | 90,000 votes were cast by| bitched a team of horses named re-| giitoe, Sow Pub. Co., er last seeslon Uf cOnsrece water th | is your misfortune if you do not reap] 4 Apovut 90, : ( dig ob spectively, ‘Protection’? and ‘*Pros- Paducah, Ky, whet 4 Cleveland administration After its | 289 of the benefits of this great re- We also distill and sell the best Sour Mash $2.00 4 women or the Popocratie ticket Im} In handing over the reins | Dear Sir; 1,000 Birds 1 iniateiaat ash” cndrick’, | duetion sale whiskey in the state. Mail orders given special i by Mr. Bfyan in| Perit) “ j Mr. : the states carried by Mr. Blyanin)y vs tson remarks; ‘I have| Now that the campaign for honest Another Pi term expires, he will probably move| k attention. Jugs, “Boxes and bottles furnished ®t foe West, » Hfound this a good team. If you|™oney and our country’s prosperity ete to Hopkiusville, Louisville or Franke| GAP@S and Jackets, tree. No. 120 South Second Stree % M Tue total vote cast for the Pro-| part with Protection’ be careful his phatlo Vetory Wh artis iank oa: De. LBC Mla: Atlorsays GC, Ie dort AP stesen Sapo He Tak any wrap in th department hibition candidate for president of the mate does not die." In the other|in behalf not only of the National| Wheeler and W. F. Bralshaw, Mr.) ji MM BRITS ame aad hat more would you a 3 United States in the recent election | hart of the picture is Mr. Cleveland | Committee, but of all good citizens, |Chas. KE. Abbott, Tom Sanders und ipthetions aba berg u latter of itahe Model Form Corsets ‘ ; : was 80,000 against 262,799 in 1892. | much distressed, ‘Prosperity’? hav-|for the faithful and efficient work rl ee tore this moralog | reputation, his success is assured { ; i , ¥ 5 ) - mn & eave: ays’ over in - ‘biti litical issue is de-| ; ead; A little distance off | YOU bave performed. We thank you | from a several days’ hunt any place he stogo. Asa r iinmense stock of Model Fo MANUFACTURER OF wilt Gk de tikes. lng fellen dead: Atte distance off 7. oay good work and the part you| Missount, ae wsinan be was rapidly coming | Coreete will te on sale f * a A Nie lercy ial ithe oak ex which has evidently died some time} The name of your paper has been| Without number, and succeeded jn " acturer's prices oe a < —t pe ” q y ercent- 4 ‘ stances ved the district of a pportiaity to t e best core " Fon $1500 « night mae perc Vince. ‘The legend to this part ofthe| recorded upon ‘the. records of this| bagging four flue deer In two days, |*tauces deprived the district of opportunity to buy the best cor Fumar, Turn-Versin, ‘Co, Q,"* Jap and Midget Havana singer can usually kcehpagtteete-| pleasant in their lives, and in death | Wishing you success, we are Judge Apperson, D. L. Kirkpat-| leagues in each party. We would all broken, Cote early and often, , NEE Or ae aan eae ig. Hay week nok parted. 0 TED Maa ti nin rick, J. B, White and W. P. Old-| be sorry to cee the First district lose Strictly Havana filler, HAND MADE, vance. What a fortune there is in a)" ‘ ‘ + Se Tareas ham, of Mt. Sterling, Ky., who have | big-hearted, big-braived Jolin Meu I am carrying the largest and most select stock of Imported and Do- ‘ most true and vivid presentation of Cnas, Dick trick, but if he —— : ‘ood voice well cultivated few people “i heen enjoying a ten days’ bipd bunt | rick, buti ald ¢ eto pz mestic pipes in the City Tier the result of the Democratic policy of Hesry Cc. I AYNE, down at Mr. 8. T. Payne's farm, | elsewhere we hope his 4 be GOLO-BUG and 16 101 Silver Mounted Pipes are Beauties, : low tariff. Cuanies G Dawes, near Ogden’s Landing, Ballard | cast in places where men of wort Ay" ; The latter are Novelties. Have also an immense lot of Chewing and Pr ill redeem eo r siebayra ll > | eount; ved this morning in the | re more ay 1, and if su aa praia . rae ay tig aaa em is for| A CORRESPONDENT of the “Regis- Crs Litano, su., “eee AL bg edad a, naib shear i eae Smoking Tobaccos. Turkey rom a ei vartition it |*?”” Signing himeelf “Book Agent,”? Perny S. Heatn, killed io ten days over 1000 bicds, — | lon In 'tasthe halle of 317 Broa . It will pay you to call and examine my entire stock. sage ts ai oy the vid Poland saw a small item in the news cclumns H. H. Raxp. | ear representative of an Ww yay KOI! [ -EY Corer Seonna ant 7 e i} Hromd wa) Ceeee acne ern anite. would be[ % the Svx relating a little circum- TEACHERS TO MEET, | TO REBUILD ‘ . . © Broadway The cause of humanity would hy ee, . pee ‘ ; | | by itim this instance, as it| Stace in which ‘a prominent society MEE ONEST cece y ghana ' lady’? was stated to have included in | fac yras , Mas was not in ‘ a area T s Warehouse, Which Re-, An Larpors ase Setiled at the denomination of ‘nuisances’ the}, 4 The Myles Warehouse, Which R an en i i ¥ is calli “ ap? | Big Gathering at Kuttawa To- tS | array. METHODS 4 . Tue wily Dr. Hunter is said to | men of his calling. ‘Book Agent i cently Fell Down, | wt town of Murray have thirty-four votes corralled al-| rushes into print to defend a calling day. lag 1. Smith was tried this} Have pour business. — We RESTAUR ees b ready whenever a ae caucus rabid aay — engaged fee amma : itd -Siebe: Teen kind sien.) Cott ; ‘ i Smith got judgment ‘ ys oa we promise ANT. ea io shall be called at Frankfort to nomi-| order to finish his education.’’ is) Many Leave This Afternoon From slice i against the town for two years Mie, ete wi 4 > ahall_be calle de -t ke eee amis City to Attend WAFETivaly to Rowin LSB STES “ Vistek ac f Elegant Plac United "States senator. Thirty-six| editor of the Sun a lot of billingsgate P Soon, | aiuing six montl oaks and Capes. F 4 e. . Votes is all that is nevessary and for an offense which be did not com-| 4, bas ~-— eect wah dati Throngs of cloak buyers visit our| } | Everything First-class 4 Hunter stock has sky rocket move-| mit, It is hoped *+Buok Agent’’| .odraticn, the wane ge accational AS! Tne J.T. Myles tobacco ware: | other smaller clk et for Several cloak room daily. We've added t 2 ment. Here's to the Republican/ may get his education aud that he on of this character outalde cf the wall colle ast Saturday, | ray “+Ledger,’ Huitean tk kaesoaen ect al v.; ; 5 nominee, and may Kentucky's new| will then be able to discern the differ- | state association, convened today at | Will be rebuilt. decided | However, his claim for 10 per! garments to pick trom. Manya sat.| \ BUFFE senator be a Republican. euce between an editorial and a news| Kuttawa in its twenty-fourth annual | Yerterday, ey scrpnede ner “do. |Sreathite tecttngg ‘Wlowed, | Judge|isfied woman has made a selection ~ oe ° 4 - al duca- | me ting. solicited to submi ne vids for do- reathitt decidin, that it was a par fl he past week we have - - Br the official vote of Nebraska] 'We™ slso that in getting his educa his forenoon Misses Delia and | {9K the work of reconstruction. of the town marshal’s duty to « hea oe Ga ie ~ SS _ - A # tion he may learn something of good| povin paren 7 ; Mr. Richard Woolfolk, of Mem-| lect taxes, wight please yo Bryan’s plurality in that state Te einen Bucsonaily sé iit AE, ie Desha and Mr. George Lee, of] hicthes 6 Atre @ " " Ippose you try hl sam | . Personally the editor of| Ballard co 4) Witalie” Tene |P yrother to Mrs. Sawyer, who he case wes interesting and Nee dg bee | Ballard county, an es Iona plendid lines of both Blom fuse hhconpreaad or| the Sux holds hook agents as a class| Desha and Lillian Rouse, McCracken, |W? the building, and Mr. Whayne, | pheated, iny mauy fine|pisia and rongh jackets at $5.00, lapel elie a eaepantalierDa in high estimation, but he is in doubt | left on the 8 o’clock train for Kat. | "be represents the Louisville Trust | boints of law relative to bondsmen| g4.00, 810 aud $12 We have a few « - - about 6.9 per cent. over the sum of ; is an | (#8 to attend. and Safety Vault company, which | and otherwise, A b) : the Democratic and Populist vote of| Mbetver this particular specimen is an|'@ye to attend. | follow. {olds a mortgage on the property.| Smith had held back a 4 , {jackets that we carried over from Stapl ‘ e . : | ernoon 5 the follow- i ne property. | = Smith had he rack rtion of! jast year that we offer at $2.00 each 1892, The total McKinley vote wae| 02 10 the profession. En passant |ing teachers frm the city lft [Ae iu the ity, and have completed | the taxes, aad after fguriny vut ail Set Sour Wat we otter at 62.00 each. Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, igs 2 it may be remarked that the feelings! Supt, McB: Doinain 3, arrangements for rebuilding, it is] that smith was due the town a Cord - ah 15,387 .or Supt. McBroom and Principals E. J orduroys. oe sree os This, fog Of the aforesaid editor are dreadfully | A. Fox, C. A. Norvell, F. Br May, {*#d; and work will begin at once. | town owed Smith, it was found Th bigs genie Gants ie kavs Produce, Provisions. | more than 17.5 per cent. This} f0Fl naccowed by the unkindness of| Assistant Miss ‘Mary. Dodson, i he tobecso hae a been removed the town was still due Smith the sum| myrtle n and black at 75 fe ras aart, the home state of the Popocratic “Book Agent.”” Misses Ada Brazelton, Ella Wil. |{f0™ the ruins, and the debris is| of $80.87, and rendered judgment] ax | POBAC CO. CIGARS ETC Bee | nominee, is a splendid showingfor the a lis, Flora McKee, Gora Hailey, Pasty, wel cleared up, oom atively for that amount and costs against the | Blankets. . ABS, LIC, Pe | _ Republicans. Tux announcement has officially | $6 Atchis o, Emma Morgan, Ciara | OMUas be cteninaly Gel Titlt’ the unscliocts’ tases de re|_, Hf You fear temptation don't took} pf AY COR N TY EE: AL } —_—— Moore, sy Sutherland, Ella Lar- , ae he uncollected taxes 1 were j been made that anew cotton mill willl Kin, Christine. Acker and Misoes|YeFY great, upon whom the loss will | turned over to the city to be just hae ir blankets, ‘There is a sug - ’ ’ ’ * , Fibey woula ene a aoe SHIPSTUFF, BRAN, OATS, FLOUR ETC. ‘Tue general council of the Seine, g fall is subsequently to be decided. [ed as they might see proper, the be built as soon as possible at Bir. | Milliken and Field, the latter music France, bes edopled » resblation) ab d acel ce MER Gulliing (Gate In rebuilding the structure a great | judge deciding that the bouds of asking the government of France to te Rahn . "The schools had one eession today, | 1a! of the old material will be used, | Smith were no good, only as common | teat big, soft, woolly ones that f schools had one sessios Ys . good, ¢ aS OC jon y ph i - : convene a congress of European na-|“Ollars. This is an illustration of} Ut schools hers may conclude 15 | Which will greatly reduce the cost. | law obligation by reason of irregular. | CTiMS Pleasant dreams, and with a|437-439-441 §, Third St PADUCAH, KY. ions to arrange fo ‘ dis- | ‘he southward movement of the cot-| | 4 ny They will re. | Tbe root will be the principle item in | ities in making, except that of ~ of price that leas comforte} ' : tions to arrange for a gradual : go up with the above. They will re- Lachasedy B, except tL. Asting blank ton manufacturing industry; and,| turn tomorrow after S o'clock, |the reconstruction, and will probably | Curd, and he be Ivent of | ‘"% ar yee 3 omorrow afternoon at 6 o'clock. 1 $3,000 . Seago coe it, | Ll-4 soft fleecy blankets in white OW cost $3, course his bond wodHt not indemnify : = ed OY WE ARE ALL FOR armament. The greatest menace’ to wud gray while Paducah may not be able to! The program is as follows, and the the city for remaining taxes. the peace of Europe is her standing | ‘ sich 8c Reales: aads naceueare, cael bal a feecure as ldrge’a factory as the one een promiees te be larger than at NEW CABLE, Motion was filed last week by Holt} 1274 Soft fleecy blankets in tan pa , “ ore ao srevious meeting ; . : n was filed last week by my ts other. The great burden on,thd peo- | aa mentioned, there is a cotton jan che yerse : J ene & Sims for anew trial in the case |“! he pt 45 He a c A + eta 1 , |Aactory in store for Paducah, if her | > “*¥ a Te dé " et R e ici | ull-wool blankets, soft and ple for their maintenance, both in the ‘4 . et | te Kartha C, Grassham, Secretary, Smith f RH. Smith, accused off avy, at $4.45 . sWearing. On Friday the judge a . people will take the right methods to land, K a Arrived a 8 7 prognad It Has, at Last, Arrived at taal eel 11 1 California Blankets, extra fine from other extenuating cireum- Underwear. ated it upon the Way of taxation and of service, prg- secure one, The first thing to be ns fled by Smith's attorneys, anc y Su roeys, and We have fought the good fight, the battle is over, and the FRIDAY MORNING SESSION, NOV, 28, Brooklyn. —~ cludes their claiming to be ju any e sense a free people. ¥ | done is the formation of a Merchants’ | 10,00—ope League or Chamber of Commerce, |!” 74#at* my a he stances Victory won; now for PROGRESS, PROSPERITY Response, P 4, Anderson, | Work Will Be Begun at Once on ae and pants and union suits and PEACE, Come down to business and come to Sliver in the South, irls boys aud infants in Cou, James O, Broapaxap, of dy some local organization that will take v | to Louis, in conversation with President | ipon itself the work of advertising iL Sa Uptoniate feacher. i, D, Ceray the Line, Pics both cotton and wool, You can have Cleveland a day or two since, made a| the advantages of our city, the cor- The new cable to be laid from | sults of the election is the hostility to remark that seemed to impress the| responding with prospective invest-| 2.00 The | Tes i. = President favorably. It was to the}oré or manufacturers desiring a HD Kutter Brooklyn, Ill., to Paducah is now at! Bryan and free silver shown in’ the When shopping remember these effect that there had been but two| southern location and, if necessary, ly Emma I. Morgar ir a and the advance crew of/ South, in many cases by men and{items: Witch Cloth at 2 for 26 cts YOR Mec and Miss Kate t/Workmen arrived this morving. journals that supported him. One of | Rem 8 of Brussells Carpets for 7 iiun ative Menus ot Vere OLY Goods and Fine Shoes, The cable is in sections aad oceu-| these journals, the Mobile Register Mayr" | ples four cars. ‘There is accompany. | explicitly condemns ero plank in]Carpet for Rugs at 99c, Ladies’ Ladies’ Shoes, Men’s Shoes ’ Democratic platforms in @wenty|the hunting up of these parties in a.00- Win" years which were entirely’ sincere. | person. There are many other most ee M i i “These were the declarations made | necessary steps that must be taken, > ing? Mis 1 7 ing it a ‘spool’? weighing 20,000 | the Chicago platform. Another, the | Gossamers 75« Ladies’ Mack. at Chicago and at Indianapolis last| such as the securing of desirable sites STENNG sassion, | POUNds, Upon which the cable will] Atlanta Journal, ix effect does the|intoshoshes at 83.50 and $4.95 Mi , i ’ summer,” said Col. Broadhead. for tactories, which can be sold at} 7%-Eaviconmensot Edueation.- W, H, tar. | rst be wound ame thit Another, the Memphis|Flanneliette Wrappers, in size 40 18S8eS Shoes, Children s Shoes Ky The huge wire will be loaded into a] Commercial-Appeal, says the silver] Only, to close out at 75e. | White Ladies’ and Mens’ Quits, full size, at 50cts Ladies’ supt, [large barge, vowed by a tug, and the | question is dead, ‘The Macon Teles work of laying it will consume three | graph thanks heaven that its candi-| Seamless Fleeced Hose, at 10cts, per Furnishing Goods e was beaten, and the San Antonio] Pair. Children’s heavy Ribbed Hose : . Express #ay8 thas had enough at] tt 106 per pal Bibles, Prayer Books, &¢ . ° “The platform of the Bryan Democ- | low cost or donated for factory pur- racy was sincere, but it was damn-| poses, These things cost a little weeks or more, able and revolutionary.’’ money, but the returns are many Miss am tot kas lite seaetiice’ te ane Wate and! "Phe Postal ‘Telegraph Company, “Gneater New York," as New| cussed ‘and some early ecion he ieation of ach according vo the Western Union men, Bryavism, It is evident that the ' We York and Brooklyn are called since| taken, Maines thd 'W, Ay) Bil Bare 20 wize to the cable. The} Demovrats are not going to hold : neighbor aad eversbaly eka Het Gol Wishes of every friend and “deg the passage of the law authorizing ——— Work, Wuat Stouts 1c Posts) Company, however, is now the South unless they repudiate | Vie 0 een C 6 a7 ody else, Honest value and square dealing guaranteed their consolidation will have a popu.| THAT BEDUCTION OF FORUE, anon Debora Gavis.”’ |ducah to Memphis,and today reached {on J ‘ JOHN + lation in excess of 3,000,000, Sur-| AN article that appeared in the | Fulton, This is done on account of In Four Short Years , EE Opposite Lang's Drag Store. J DORIAN, ie ta passed only by London, it will be the| ews Columns of the Sun yesterday Increased business of the company. | Iufour short years the silverites| Avents for Butcerick Patter 2 a f As soon as the new cable is laid |bave succeeded in reducing Ken | m-tS 2OF Butcerick Patterns, | — second city in size on the earth, |did great injustice to the Illinois This is about half the entire popala-|Central railroad and was inadvert- jeutly admitted as written with strict-/ papas ures that are not approved by the rf nation. Miss Martha | established between Panucah and all] ing, aud yet these same silverite 1H and 126 128 North Fifth Street, / tion of New York state, and but 4. Freeman a points along the lines in Illinois, se: t that they are the Democrati It three other states, namely, Illinois, fi it Ovlo anf Feansylvania haves pope- “vee Wee DR 528 We tan a T™Eneoney bf Foe aut. F Beete.| De. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey cures tLe ees, ioe) va ot Near P. Te lation equal to it, Chicago will be|Place the number of men laid off | * NA Norv MC. Wright, {coughs for young aud old, Most its own savor. —Lou none Neak Patmer House, . - the fourth if not the third city in| ere, according to the statement of| 4, mand CA Kennedy,” "cough medicines simply helps youl sciatic oe Tri } pize in the work ia 1900, the master mechanic, was but twenty- | , cough, Dr. Bel.’s Pine Tar Honey wd Mote Taxpayers, rlump i six instead of fifty as stated, Forty nce ~ helps you not to cough. See the he last day for payment of city AND DEALE: y . ' g before ® pena as To contest or not to contest seems | men were Jaid off on the division, but For Ener ane Woon. 22 arya Would you like to tay aap 9 And nongyd ay wiagk F . to be the dilemma that is confronting | fourteen of them were at Louisville, |g). . Re ee eee ee eee Tok tae MBN Rete cae coae Sale there will ront High Grade js mg $1 per load, if. | quarter bottle of cough medicine you | be & penalty of 5 percent, Ontive at om cycles the Popocrats of Kentucky. Sonje| the shops there being in charge of Ouso River Sroxe axp Rix Co, |ever saw, Jt is particularly yaluable| B. Weille & Son's, 411 Browdway “e, Rank and Bicycle Sundries “4 > of the hot-headed kid politigians that} Master Mechanic Chambers, who is Bie ul anya for those who can not stand the Ollice hours from 8a. Mm. to 12 w ie bat 4 FURNAC § Agent for Odell Typewriter, Price $40.00, Suitable for Ministers, Doc- . pose as the exponents of Bryfnism fala resident here, ‘There were 100\ que sue wet ‘relay tunel G0 £01 strain of coughing, Ask your drug. | aud from 1 p.m to 4 Ds a. every hy) ae ES, tors, Lawyers, Teachers, and in reach of all, 4 Kentucky and as ‘leaders'S are for|bauds emplo; ouisville aad| to pire. |feketer tt, Take no suhetiontn | Sar eee on Setimaay from 6 p.m creer see paul Hxciuslvs Bigsele House in the City. From September 1 ey 1 . Sold el - ‘ ATTER } ii call and see Prices on same, the Bryan of forve at Ineger & Walker, wpout City Tax Coilector, 129 South Third Street, | URY we : ‘ 3 EAR, Manager,

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