The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 8, 1896, Page 3

active took of reported the t at ee Cx tom We Mabtith a) deposit sted of ontatauding chee, ft nized during the ye " 4.10 in the # aks voluntartiy aban Baer vho_ nett tt was fou potat Lk vers, There! ‘ he nulaver of tetive banks Foreign fmm The number of | eek Bpteg States ee ad Lave rere Be IDE of the past Claas accustome Sepport , fort eattinated with thom ai though It was fequired to diye fs known that sume of Againgt 207 board 44 1 nd 13 lost. | The val nated at PAAM).I40. a Of which Mt were «a The value of the ‘ ring the Pear « extesded. tha pr xi to the ra papltal Rervice, Bite te Inspection service th mureae of naviat THE WARK DErAKTMENT. Matistactory Conditions Rhown ‘The report of the se satisfactory cunditions te Of the pudlie service latrus \ lee The limit of oor mitt , fs constantly and y 4 isety morale e * the past year the work of manent iplansry ant cay Pat the places care foP and operat y the be he dermande ‘The cutire army all end provide an empie . a wenoy « The Organized Milt ®, The organiged etitin Mates approximate. #a.Nb be > ted Dy t > ation ab aviiied and yon wih orgely reiy in time of tro - eo roy roes hae U rT viel fot suumarine def with theno works ft advanee undertal fisinon. @ ven-t0 ef ste *, end This t a eutiatucti that lt represent how onduduce uf American de ° fuanufacture, aud a os was, ot that ti Fouse'ut phe entire » -~ ton taplatre eu,» ws Tn adet tt re in Pr tion one ihe uch wpe wus giz Weloch, twent guns, ond Sil as gu These, ; gioary cover for the A not ae heavy modern bi every particular sa ; the piace of the ppechended hive hoye thas the bp Leas vigor th 31 Wor bas sublay iced of Wa allowed Mare sourts it mented by the ret A per capite ra whom M048 were port mn arred on and revorn they egme. at the : mpantos by wh many brought oney to buy jand and bu Incloding all the immigrants ar 4 years of age. 28 63 pe posit Gfty i seven S-ined big ee ‘completed jages construct s largely 4 iy furnishes & power A the p Lot former i portance of the work accompli Shall bay attained & im ie gives the sense 4 strength DEPARTMENT oF susTICR. Government Ben nt of this tmproviahe the expense of y t would it rt adapted Tam thoroughly ty, and 8p ty foward n we p jartons that the federal ¢ entire control aod where cor The presen tbe THE NAVY DEPARTMENT work ng year whi xy nt of pensions, Including asin lig ntalning the department tnting pension’ distribution vo . w t on tthe, oF wh s 0 Conatenetion of Oar New Navy. ye supporting the governs A A riment and ite | ‘he sume year. The number of ne “ ¢ uily exhibited tnt Jnsued wan 0.040. Ot thowe #174 , sue | rigival allowance of claims, v orn sir f : w et » falint Dperation fight ar Yuring de t m were W0.04. 208 fia eare f expend te stler_retur © for rt, See et y " Tet before we ¢ sums expe wen, and perfor ut the survelilance pee lis wt F publio rer ait otjer branches of the postal Horvice "Of ogurse auch « luck of super Bed oot inevitably’ load. to import secyle here should epootors who wo Recessary Inyestigyt tice alias Figs, and ffeulte frou the work of the eupl 1 ain convince: sppoinied § few ins The egutral ’ fuel ond ot Dhis work ti of better serv Mitures, to say ng of the Purch nage of gehdually Srawing Wie post office from the apolls sy wh Toast LOLA beople, ail) Universal Postal Union, io he Universal Postal union, which now ems | |» plas National Fo jo every man arvols In ¢ nog The War College The Naval Militha f the navy de In my opin ed upon such statements S theme ri ation and ob port of t fi ers will ; t 2 whieh have been al teed, and 1 command th y to Our pension system have a have tn charge to th ve. a ube harm tn, demoral of oongr et 10 nm, good oltitens! erate be . it a phere of ter-Bave Competes. " « naion tate commerce commission ba r lust year. supplied wefuiness and the importa q east ‘ untry's Service and worthy | the work committed to is charge. Publ restry Syste meat ls # devolving ¥ 4 ’ desistant eomen e management of th | volves eueh numera . ond roll WE the close oF rou . 6 80, 1808, was 970.678 to a lin at, ler ever reports Uniform Method of Pre rules, as smended during r ar itis estimated t rs of, the pension Jaws. ele their thousands ents 167 wonvietions re- Have Crept Io aductlouate remembrauce. Who pose as the sol. universal ti ity, and ing greater al imp n expoudt ouly a Yast however, it would be & step w as thom mat nck Upon peusion sbuses so de- | pose of regulating arges ed Instead of reissued. This | termined us to overlook the discrimination due | wh A, " but it would are a 6 | to those who, worthy of @ nation's goes «. | to live and dig under t e eK r |e ide 1. town i Vacite Rattroud ¢ ‘ctreu- are reed 5 m. While ite | secur Yemption, and the tax on thelr an aciitie auifest, and having | cireviation should be reduced to one-fourth of , a| “seer Wt transportation | Incopaddcring rotirement Puiladery d | Gitesoeres. accom plished Uatted States uot . ‘Op January 1, ha?, w ation winteh 1under the ne: 7 a mn its enforcement pon the gold that Pa. ion | ment appear tc tion If lavited to ee n ‘ald | Mas more effectually r methods. It is to be eorrecte of the comu promptly an currency a x n E i he lowing the organtzatton all banks and In x THE TARIFEY QUESTION. vious communities than are Dow per: 16 Lorpe: ° a laing existing banks t c for th ie wil | Suggestions Touching the Present Law n ec- | « r at e pr and It ra ve. tor | su | © #98 " a to 4 y of oF and s which w es F tho consity f I xpondivures tor 5 « a Is ft law and Its op the recetpt of he people for its h money va erprise MONOPOLY, tie product 1 markets ubrow apltal, the object ly of some try oF eotn= though they Increase p: pri t must be remembered, however, that n of prices to the people is not oe of Franizations, nor is ly In that direction. Particular case {t t cause It accords with the purposes: of those managing the scheme. * the | Sueh Tesuits fail far short of only be- a teresta government t Vastly ex of ts malptensoce. Con | compensation the pa evils charged to E sta lis t fcooupt of trusts an monopolies, Niele | “ % Fi y's to.crush out individual independ the servtee. ‘ f a et to binder revent the treo. use » H staiute above mentioue | isan i 5 | ot Ii development of : Au Urgent Siiuacie \ir m the farmer, der isin dang tn the case of: Me Union Pecite senipany, |'> dgment from the proud position of b a bie Sian rand | ce «his master, watchful of all that +! 2 . tou y's prosperity, in whlet he - - p wort a |has eu indie fove “and” interest, ig t Sodom | U ¢ the main ail “that the "aa ‘ | wh “ + holds o bus! bo he ie factor, : * " a. In a t the level of » mere np- 7° t reasiug a 5 t machine with Httle free Hous ‘ * but that of passive d | fous, » : , ttle hope oF opportunlty pre : 4 f of “Fenpoaal : - antl s wo} I muthortzed are * ‘cconoing Hi . ~ partes oxtat t ssed that we | @ pon. ‘personal ak : , J ss can not be Xecutive action ay w ttemped to deal with t : ‘ ton, the lave further jack of disposition se | DEPAKIMENT OF AGRICULTURE rf xd by the courte, suttolenct Encourage cal € re . all de by further es uot must Need Not Excite oF Disturb Us ry c r artment of ure 18.80 in : ieee tant : iord bee ae i . weet any 8 i e aban siz ue rs e# not follow, however, that this 1s the ‘ remedy that-'may be applied and that fed : om | h to fully reach the tgs ti congress exp. nditure o the pec oo Ik easy it. When, Doar aranty of their pub- rotreneb= t ts plaiuly manitest possi Dl are forgotten, and our Exports of Farm Vroducts, The secretary reports ag fellow WoVEM CLEVELAND, ber 7, 1406 While there's still time is the right time to get rid of a cough or cold or at at or chest trouble, These are easiest of all disorders to neglect and the most serious in their results, The eased sare the most iinportant and elicate organs of the human body; hacking down grontensesigy { harassed by a continuous }cough they will break : soon OUR FINANCIAL SYSTEM | ° tive - that means consumption and con- t Weakners and Views of Oar Prevent [umption means death. Dr. Bell’s * yy" vom. | Pine ‘Tar Honey cures coughs, colds e int pects of F , and throat and chest troubles of all he Cal me lescriptions, It never fails, Drug- t gists sell it. For sale by Oehblsgh- aeger & Walker, w Ww i ae a eee 5 T | Le nood fully restored, an i A eo Worth $50 a bottle, but gosts only , aid perpioxity. 't }$1 a bottle. One bottle guaranteed a Saitvug Disteibutton of Seedy iota ; eA At ay So ne . ‘the dey i aeutient u 110 8, ‘Third St, ‘ a doube " : : » Assignee's Sule, sof the fu F cavenivis’y of gh Fe ; 4 | Men’s and boys’ lothing, bats, sve, ; \ full strength abd ; leaps and furnishing’ goods, musica Algae “en p “ + | be closed out regardless of cost. ma to tbe de- | ## e¥EFE : | No. 106 8. Second St, Cohen’s stand. ‘Hleleu.y | Warning. » a | Mr. L. Trice and Mr. P. A. No» ’ . s y only rized repre- ant : fis to the careful | a ae © | sentatives golici fash light OIVESERVICE REFORM. ' ibe Ria anuenge PF Toe | coresent my studio atg imposters A Conse tor & om irr with the provera of He Jang frauds, W, G, MeFanpey, ry Stove Woed, Pence or it f ha For nice stove wood tgfephone 29, r nb pia gong b oid wanded a | $1 per load, tt. oO the dang SEY ETE ha i ey ——________ «bans If you want the best coal in the city you can get it of Illinois Coal Company, who handles the celebrated ST.- LOUIS - AND - BIG - MUDDY - COAL, No clinkers, no dirt; but pure, clean coal. Coal far excels all other coal for grates or stoves. Washed Pea Coal beats the world for furnace or cooking. i 7 We only charge one price the year around. The poor Ke ; get their load of coal as cheap per bushel as the rich : Try our coal and you will use no other, Lump, 10c.; Egg, 9c.; Washed Pea, 6c. of bushels. BARNES Our Egg Our & ELLIOTT, Proprietors Illinois Coal Company. F. J. BE Also various temperance Cider, Ginger Ale, ete. Telephone orders filled until 11 o’eloc! Raturday nights, Telephone 101. 10th and Madison Streets, ME. Hardware, Tinware Carpenters’ CORNER COURT AND SECOND STREETS, PADUCAH, - PROPRIETOR———. Paducah - Bottling AGENT CELEBRATED LOUIS O’BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. In kegs ad bottles, drinks—~Soda Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange DEALER IN # - RGDOLL, k at night during week and 12 o’cloek PADUCAH, KY. ( JONES, «| , Stoves, Cutlary, Tools, Ete. KY ~ DRIFTWOOD GATHERED {ON THE LEVEE. ARRIVALS. W. F. Nisbet....... John S. Hopkins. . -Cincinnat +». Evansville, Ashland City. + Danville. ARTURES, City of Clarksville. . E'town. Dick Fowler.... .. Cai John S. Hopkias.. Mamvie W. F. Nisbet.. . » Memphis NOTRS The river is falling here. Business lively down about the wharf. The various packets are fine loads. River traffic is picking up consid- erably around this harbor. ‘The Dick Fowler was out on time this a. m, to Cairo, The Ashland City is due here out of the Tennesse this afternoon. Boiler Maker Leanhard is at work repairing the Golden Rod's bagged boiler. The W. Nisbet arrived here from Cincinnati this morning bound tor Memphis. The towboat Mary M. Michael will be taken out on the docks today fora carrying general overhauling. The river is receding at a very lively gait here, and the gauge regis- tered this a, m. 20,0 and showing a fall of ten tenths in 12 hours, The big Bostona, which ran through herself several days ago, and has b-en at Cairo receiving repairs, is due to pass up today for Cincin- nati, Carpenters and painters are at work on the steamer W. K. Phillips, putting her in shape for the trade be- tween Nashville and Evansville. The Jobn S. Hopkins was out frem Evansville this moruing and made connections here with the Dick Fowler for Cairo, She left on her return at 10 a. 0 The machinery of the towboat, Josie, which ran through herself last week, is now in the machine shops here being repaired. She will be out in a few days as good as ever. Capt. Leyhe’s pretty little tug, cho, is the busiest craft in the har bor, It is kept busy from early worn till night carrying some one to and from their fleet just above the city, Business was exceedingly good down about the river front this morn- ing considering the rainy weather and all the packets seemed to be do- ing a heavy freight business as well as passenger trailic, ‘The City of Clarksville, the pretty little upper Ohio river packet, was away to E’town today at noon doing avery fair business, She brought out of the Ohio last night 450 bales of bay, besides a big lot of miscella- neous stuff, It looks as if the river bottom has fallen out so to speak from the rate that the river is falling. It fell at the gait of au inch an hour last night | When You Want a Good, Call in at...... NEWPORT'S SALOON AND RESTAURANT, Table supplied with everything market affords, Ii7 BROADW. Matil, Effinger & Co Undertakers and embaimers, + tore Telephone 126 Residence Te eptone 190 130 S Third 2 Loomis’ big ice boats in tow. Both of these big steamers will engage in towing railroad cross ties out of the Cumberland river, but the ice boats will go into quarters here. If a stranger standing on the high bank a' .1 mouth of Island creek woull happea to catch a glance of Le, he’s big fleet of steamboats and barges which are moored opposite the mouth of Clark’s river for the winter season, they would imagine that there was a large size city lo- cated there; for the appearance of the big white steamers at that long distance resemble large white stone mansions of ancient kind. COLORED DEPARTMENT. Mrs, Mamie Taylor and Miss Lize zie Lyons, of Metropolis, Ill, are visiting in the city. Mrs, Hattie Henderson has just recovered from quite an attack of fever. Mrs, Lottie Brown is sick, Abe Pullens,"Jr., is having chills and fever, St. Mary’s Temple will install offi- cers at the Odd Fellows ball tomor- row night. The following officers will be installed : Mrs. Bettie Hart, W. M. P. Mrs. Lizzie Finley, V. P. Mrs, Sallie V. Steel, secretary. Miss Rutha Cartwright, assistant secretary. Mrs. Della Kivel, treasurer, Mrs. Tennie Beech, J. M. Mrs. Maggie Sayden, S. M, Mrs, Ada Pullens, pilot, ‘The Old Folks’ Club met last night with Mr, and Mrs, J. M, Reed, on South Eighth stree, Mr, 3, T, Overton, the general manager of the club, assisted by Pug’? Hynes, will circulate programs fos. a grant en- tertainment at thg eburyl ia afew end it wont take many euch drops es/°%* _ f these until it will be back to the same Lost, St ‘ed or Stolen. old stage, One heifer galt, ten months ‘The big towboat, Polar Wave, ar-| old, red J@rsey, wih horns just pro- rived here this morning from St. | truding. May mation will Louis with the steamer Charolett| rewarded b 10, Morzow Broeckeler and several of the Hughes ! 2td3tw 5 “ or