The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 21, 1896, Page 2

THE PADUCAH BAILY SUN, that a receiver be appointed. The the very end that the mol desired to THE . aw owen large number of railroads that have secure—a decrease in crime. Crime ’ * ey except) teen and now are in the hands is punished by crime. The people ' ; of receivers shows how, many) are taught to depreciate and to ignore WE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, | me a ‘ KS MORE : $10 BROADWAY. In order to meet their dividends, and Mob law is criminal; it is a retro- an annual dividend of six or seven] gression to the barbarous methods of per cent is considered large, the| uncivilized times, The good people OF CINCINNATI, OHIO, state are doing themselves] Qo menced business in 1867, This company ‘ Pray h J Styles, pie Se we pon SOD » lowest notch. | injustice in not using the weight o' } * our new Frenc PO. PeYihdama 2.2: Dorma." ''''|peasen down to the lowest notch. /injustice in not asing the weight oll has had. for sixteen years a sufficient income Harbour’s Great Slaughter Sale calt, Trilby toe, only; === | Hard times effect railroads as well as | their influence against this barbarous THE DAILY SUN and criminal method of vindicating| from intorest on invested individuals. They make their money |» 1 jets. to pay all of — ay a axrenuion to Att Joeel BP | out of passenger fares and freights. | justice its deaih losses, matuked enddwments and |g. raring so hoyin Monday after $63.5 iinactwe torron DInBCTORS company is compelled to keep its ex-|ot th iran an fag as apace i Pie wiwowt re| Every time a man of a family curtails) oy Toone ao good for the taxes. No other compahy has equalled this Coreames. ] , ——— its expenses by buying less food of) oughs and colds of the children and | P@COrd. All Sizes, All Widths from 0 THE WEEKLY SUN clothing, that little act of economy | habies as Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey D. JOHNSON 7 \ effects some railvoad, Whenever a| It cures croup, whooping cough, cold . ’ ‘ . an ’ had Py ’ : {| visiting tour is given up on account| in the bead and gives sweet, refresh mover an-German Bank Bldg Gen. oot ising onl uh Snncingh soe "Teer Men * Ladies and Chil ons rae Ot expense of for any other reason, |!%E sleep. It is pleasantly sweet to — Cloths will be put on saJe Monday at Shoes E lusively. rae |the taste. Any child will take it and less than cost of manufacturing. : : tical af feat party. sone railroad loses just exactly the| ak for more. Good druggists sell an CO r ~ CORRESPONDENCE. amount of the railroad fares that the | jt, F sale by Oeblschineger & P. D>) F. A bs cold th obeaats tee whee LATEST STYLES, POPOWAR PRICES. SEE ce ee ne car HARB HONT LALLY Wiveaterenig ie TN on's Shoes ft e 1 te of fee ciren | Cnuts do’ . 2 f —-IS HEADQUARTE! OR motber, mother-in-law, sister and sis- > ba t tice.” oo aude sealleateading diately the work of shipping the oute| —— . : e eK ter-in-law, while yoy can save enough en Sos O€s, 2 O : , ADVERTISING put of that factory, and of hauling} Au Sorte of Costumes and Horses Holiday Groceries; ranlees, to buy'the linings and ALL NEW GOODS wi Bree ot eer ‘ysing will be made known ©” | raw material to it. A railroad has Are Used. F : C k M ¢ ls 27 in. black satin, for §kirts, 85¢ iv Korii Foor | No means of ‘earning moviey exept |* rere Be ruit Cake Materials, ped hey Co sca Wt diene of Rereaaiieas Crepe Ate Apples and Oranges, 24 in. black satin, for/skirts, 6c Trilby, Orient and Razor Toes. as people travel or ship goods: genni Rates. Therefore when the earnings are de-} Never Used, Bat Whips Are mer price & 3 : Daily, per annum. $ 4.50] creased, expenses must be reduced Carried, Fresh Canned Goods, &6. | 2? iv. ck wilte sith, 850, tormer The men are dressed as they please, price, $1.10. Daily, Six months er in just the same way as when a fa -/ , Mie men ave pian, tagtds HOME-MADE LARD-A SPECIALTY. 22 in. black taffétta 55c, former Daily, odbosntgal 10 conta] tory begins to lose it must curtail ex- | 1564 peta expression, an usual, in in- price $1.00, we eaar Geass te ad- penses or shut down. dependence absolute. Thereis a sturdy |'Telepnone 119. Cor. 9th and Trimble Sts.| 22 in. plain and fancy bengaline, “4 Nenaeep ident 1.00] Competition also affects railroads | disregard of all considerations of form | 500, former price $1.00. Se erscevecoes me men wear leggings, some high - : | Extra line of silk nod velvet at | “+ Ladies’ and Gentlemen's RESTAURANT. Specimen copies free like any otber business. The I. C dew have brows ubeotilaneoate ’ sirens a SSS | 1, during the month of October,the ride with the heel low ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY ‘ Specaty a gf got an ae” Elegant Places MONDAY, 21, 1896. | heaviest business in all its history, | °™ joes turned according to tem f Be to 12 bP Wirt.) f rament. The southern woman's Jon| 0 to 12¢ | Sc | but it also received a lower freight Lt ie okies thao happily been lald anide, High Grade 15 pieces fine torchog laces, 13¢., Everything First: class THE I. C, SHOPS. rate than ever before. An increase) These young Dianas wear the usual : Work. former price 25¢ to 34 habit; only the hat is a derby, a cap, All Valls, Orientals, Silks and Pil- There seems to be # great deal of] of business does not mean an ine | ee eye ver with @ white vel low Slip Lace at cost and less. unnecessary uneasiness in this city crease of earnings necessarily now or @ tam-o’shanter that has slipped 10 doz. white laundried shirts 42¢ over the Illinois Central shops. No]a-days. The big systems are buying | down behind and left a frank bare head GRAPHS for the Holidays is at former price | of shining hair, They bold the reins in . | 5 doz. white laundried shirts, 56, statement has ever been made by the] the small roads not that they may) .i) 0. hand, id net & etep te to be = = we . C. officials that there is even such| get a monopoly of business, but that]| seen, There are plenty of riding-whips, BRUCE’S STUDIO. 22° price ng NGS W A Y , | hy say sompete however, and sometimes one runs up| 112 8. Third Street. doz. white laundried shirts, 7% | ‘ | t E athing possible and no move has)they may be able to compete with r " ne runs up| {] Third Street dewone pitas 91,00 - ; K i the back of some girl's right arm; for em. Competi- rh. tem. Compe I-fashigned position for 15 doz. white unlaundried shirts, reasonable probability that such ®} tion means in railroading as in manu- Medel Bd mn Hiding le form. On THE CITY BAKERY os oye minatdhcnes shies. |THE CE ‘LEBR ATED TURKR OF—~ . as the removal | facturing, a reduction of expenses, 3 change may be made. 8 t to please his fancy, and rides anywhere The lowest place in town to get first-class PHQTO- | been made by them that can give any | some other large s, ths the of those shops from Paducah. cheaper freight rates, better shipping! i.,f a his horse Having baked a large lot of very fine | 42c, former price ; Ar me , \ n . . luction has pot ries, household furnishings, | "bo In a few years will make good wear, ask to see them. St pees A a penses here, but a reduc cody ee an ©"" | types of the beef-eating young English 5 PF We have some capes in Plush and Sa been made here alone. When the 1. /elothing, ete. squire—sunburned fellows with b Cloth at unheard of prices, look at Strictly Havana filler, WANO MADE C. parcha-ed the C., O. & S. W.R As has already been said, this ar- | frames, open faces, fearless eyes, and We can offer you same for less money than you can make our Jackets and chikiren’s wraps. vo carrying the largest and most select stock of Impoxted and Do fend the I | Manner that is easy, cordial, kindly, j "The prices named of mat them at home. We also have a fine line of all Kinds of mestic pipes in the City B., areduction of force occurred ticle is not written to « dependent. The girls are midway be hould close th y ange |C. system. But simply to show that | tween the types of brunette and bi : Seepeet Speers enes tag entize Ms i " 1‘ Ries. Be tere wen aching stsngr/O. avton. Bat snply shir Wt | srs the tyes of branes and bind BREAD AND CAKES. one week. GOLD-BUG and 16 TO I Silver Mounted Pipes are Beauties | reason for buying the | nothing has yet heen done e| with » leaning to e latter type , - ave " : . 7 in that. ne ‘ Mice drs at toe ava a Ge The extreme brunette ie as rere as is the F KIRCHHOFF We stand ready to #ave you money The latter are Novelties Have also an immense lot of Chewing and } road was that its absorption into the}any cause fc unlovely winds Oliver Wendell é «| op everything Smoking Tobaccos. | Holmes differentiates from her : Our Show Cases,/Counters, Shelv- It will pay you to call and examine my entire stock. great I. C. system woald enable ‘he} moval of the shops, aud that ra azzling }118 SOUTH SECOND SLREET road to be run with less expense ani [roads mast make their money just as Fister with locks that have caught the ing etc. are all for/ sale. ajeay EA MN Sem Stark Distling Co. The combination of two grocery|and that other companies besides | strength; round of figure, clear « ——DISTILLERS OF o ey CELEBRATED stores would result in the discharg: | railroads reduce expenses by laying . Spirited, soft of voice an c pt loves yr reduc 4 r number ol of a few clerks, or other employes |off m reducing the number of os cae os ade Then came a three days’ shut down [working hours; though railroads Ife is the host back at the big farm pas beginuing Thanksgiving Day; this} never close business entirely as many House, and he has given a ager "Ye " . to guests. One of the girls has har a fut down extended over the entire} big concerns do; for example mad white girth running all the white-faced visitors, lay on Je - 1.C. system. After that a number] mines, rolling mills and fa moked ca » is male horus of three; He pipes. But her epouse way around both horse and saddle, Her pide habit is the most stylish in the field and suggested on in evident enjoyme that, although he di smell anything man of men were laid off here.| The writer sympathizes with an) } rea for —~--But more men were laid | who has been laid off, He knows) perhaps, and has had a finishing touch “ vores - h me Sh boon ve are off in the Louisville — shop-/all about it himself, He knows ho | at m fashionable school in New York, | {08 {#4 1m the kitchen range, 11 was not $ Ferndale Bourbon and R in proportion to the number em-|long the days are. and how precious eed her ts “ y pune fe ow on & black | traced to the tobacco smoked by t ve ployed than were laid off here. The|tie few dollars left are, to a man ¢ Princeton, They 3 5, aged pore - N a . WH ISKE you get that tobacco out th ¢ _ Feduction of force also took place in| without a chance to eara an honest ples like these thes | cigar bas « eke hockey able” esha \" | Shot every shop in the system except in|livelinood. But he knows that these ; pr Ae pg ar lawyer's wife heel ot - > ‘ e We also cistill and sell the best Sour Mash $2.00 | those shops where accumulated work | misfortunes are liable to come to all dred. From respeet to loc e won ea a seu Ga The 1 Whiskey mostly | shunnea » at DE Rertotmnas. 0 whiskey in the state. Mail orders given special would not admit of it. Finally there] men alike, and he kaows that it isa Which has a hearty — mpt f box was empty and [ve been throwing | CUE! 8 Tron the vast amount of . 2 pr pe os gee A respon attentic Jugs, Boxes and Boeefes furnished j * has come an order for the reduction of | lomg road that has no turn *< ag dol names ms ° waste birdseed in there every time 1 |impure, gre doctored stuff ¢. and if you? possibly can get out, @ free, No. 120 South Second Street he left her riding-crop a ol ze faybe that's wha i | i ng in the early me: the working hours per week, The} ‘Times are getting better, even if s let his crinkled black hair g o bobs * with which the market is flood- | a = = - ——— order that came to these shops here the I, C. system is reducing its | r'he Fri and has covered it with a} And the laugh wes or a. [Oe hen you want a perfectly Capes aa Jackets, » “a ‘ee ¥ 20804 fn Paducah was also sent to every|force. Thousands and thousands of | “(on tact with the outer world has made | {M, COMBOlsseur who had & i helt} pure article for home and medic-} ntire stock §f Ladies’ and Children's s ey one of the shops on the whole I. C.]men are employed today who a few |e difference, however, and it is enough | *, Pbetul without discovering that any: tinal use you Will find it in Our] —Cioaks wit beogered as cost, We will give Has anything in the Grocery ? system, weeks ago were standing face to face | '9 create « strong bond of sympathy | pq ~ ee famous OLD BATTLE AX at $2/ ° ary yapes now, ofepiug x mom and Provision Line that you ‘ v between these and to cause trouble | oe wag © Fas. as The object of this article is not to] with hunger and cold. This Christ-| hetween country-bred Phyllis, a plump Oyster Bowe per gallon, 1 at a gr¥at Feducttut ] want fend the Illinois Central Railroad] mas is a joyous one to thousands of | dark-eyed, bare-headed girl, who rides | Os a desirable accessory SCHWAB LIQUOR CO, ieee ef Company; that vast system is|homes, made happy by the events of | ® PY on = freined fo the Fant, 06 of many .s | may be! 906 Broadway. 5 ” 7 , many of the horses are, and young w ‘ow a C STP abundantly able to take care of it-/the past few weeks. To others this! farmer Corydon, who is near her or made as follow = ett. GROCER, mene Bene self. But it is written for the pur-| Christmas will be one of sorrow and | &n iron-gr Indeed, mischief is Pr : er | os . pele rb ogoedar pg Removal.... pose of demonstrating to the people] impatience. But the country eannot | {)% Simone those four, Ata) ‘aioe tne . of Paducah that the various reduc-|recaperate in a day. The spread of|tain at each end yelling to the men es of butter > ah gen 3 Peri fiw ALL KINDS O¥ Ae pig 200" MEATS AND OYSTERS AL4 ‘ a 3 a a ‘om 226 Court to) 2 ‘our f force and in time that have] prosperit Jual, Each new) only the men, for no woman is ever a WAYS ON HAND. soa rekon harettl | sng gain Plrsclang% ey te. | anywhere but where ahe ought to be and salt Street, L-buy-ane-get! Feather Boas. been made at the shops, absolutely|day makes some honest man glad, | \"\" her Dut where ate Ought to te es toys 7 fail to prove a single thing as to the}and brings sunshine to bis family. | «11. ‘ht 0 «some rich |SQGOMG-HAand Shoes 4° Clothing | teers sez me eomeoneiae or 9 Telephone 124, 437-441 S, pe removal of the 1. C. shops from this| Every time a furnace blows in or a shoute the soptain with the | Mer thing for ten mainuten und thew ita ae itis beecming to every Indy. Hecause itis ¢ . mighty voice, “I fine you ten dollars poiling for en ‘epairing Shoes a sj yr. within the reach of the Pyblig regar in this city have fared in exactly the|some railroad. The throb of pros-| tagging behind, It is @ lovers’ ¢ | ch aes been kept hot in the ba i. Chas Nor wood. | have. a'ong the whole length of the Illinois | yoy can compromise with 1 substitute an equal quantity of brown . Ip i always acceptable NOW WE ARE ALL FOR. In only one point has s reduction] Central system and the vacant| the captain, and a jolly | ; This mauce goes portieulanl A S 1) ABN RY | Why? Beoatse every : _ been made at the shops here that is/benches and forges at the shops in|“ a the line, Kew comes @ ve . : > 4 if ] ’ Yiets on earth . permanent. The removal of the] Paducah will be filled with men | forse vayp shea Dinas tae P | ] . probably s permanent feature, Mut eaeyepsiangal taal © loins eumlad wis pecan | We--Ladian white ombbyiierga : in that particular the shops here MOB LAW, speed through the brown weeds, Ther 406 BROADWAY nets We have fought the good fight, the battle is over, and the have been treated like other shops. Another lynching bas been added |!s @ vite of horace shane bebin ut | ‘ victory won; now for PROGRESS, PROSPERITY : . " Ane : zo . a Setar the white girth flashes in the midst o: dd PEACE ine “ wine » Pa The 1. i pi voll at € mene os ie me i eky’s aren see led hag i : the deuh nt ts ete | - GLOVES for the Haliy Trade ani ACE, Come down to busine.s and come to especially tor coach work at a costof/of deaths at the hands of mobs. | bin he bunch of cotton turns sud Ladies’ Caatba half a million of dollars. ‘The coach] Jim Stone the rapist, is dead, A/S! eu doubles Yack betwen the |A Maw ot Figuees Main soe caicaa-| Fo An Easy Shave Latiow Cas D oO RI P , work from all the shops on their|crime unpardonable in civilized] gq much turning. twisting ond r he . * whole system has been transferred to} countries, horrible and revolti in| of bits, Then the crowd dashes the | I I ton 40, | or Stylish Hair Cut ss a {other way, with Corydon and Phyllis | 00,000 butt en the iy oR . FOR—— Chivago, except the Vicksburg shops. | its exeeution and details, has sng | On account of the distance from| just punishment. Death is a judg-| jonny. - Pear tae Des eat pageant eae tel ne virgin ¥ anid Ak Beant Beats Yuen) dakes « Dr y Goods and Fine Shoes, Chicago and from the fact that the ———— = millions have been lost in the struggle JAS. BRYAN'S BARBER SHOP). =" a? ne Bale Devos tS en A Miscellaneous List Ladies’ Shoes, Men’s Shoes, \ Vicksburg shops are especially well] the diabo'ical deed of the fend Who! yyy incerenting deme ee pect that jt has forgotten that | quipped for coach work, considler- | met death this morning at Mayfleld. | ties of the yo ng king-bird, kept a 4 tone 406 BRQADWAY Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Host Misses’ Shoes, Children’ 8 Shoes ment altogether too light to expiate yet done at the latter) The confession of “the doomed man} ¥¥* are thus deseribed; The king- | wer It < that a, j Perfumery, Purves, Tal bors, |when he saw death staring him in the|cyrtures on the wine, and thes eee eee ee eee | (MN Suttle Kags We adies an ens ina, ro Furnishing Goods, Buidieg backs” Py Bibles, Prayer Books, &c. When the Illinois Central pur- | face proved that in this instance no) bird that Mr, Bompus experix chased the Cairo Short Line all the | innocent man was to be ushered into bbs sanghe falli i Grone OF water 4 coach work trom .be St. Louis shops! eteruity. The mob that did the work | “ot be trataced todeinh frernw duh atten was removed to Chivago. In other| was cool, determined and orderly, so| the manner of @ chicken, This leads by ith t | ny ti ) lage Guana tat aamenas tha’ kinasteneie RAGE awe : DEALER IN We want the patrouage as well as good wishes of every frien and respects the work at the St. Louis/we are told, It was tribunal trom | MF. be i the babi of que i othe [ke mengesite \ a | neighbor and everyboly else, Honest Value and square anal geppenteed # there is no intention of moving the} But is it Tabs to put a man to| ~ wflslence, not as many buttons in t le JOHN J. DORIAN. shops from St. Louis, 1t will thus| death without a trial, It used ‘o in| GONNOISSEUR'S MISTAKE, — {til '™ found in & errr Canned Goods of All Kinds, Opposite Lang's Dey Stor * 205 BROADWAY be seen that the change of/the South be that only colored "en | gmoked Malt » Pipe of Birdseed Without [by hand. it was not u is thot any | Free delivery to all parts of the city. the coach work argues nothing were lynched and that rape was the Discovering His bri considerable m tor estab isos ‘Gets lined - - — to the probable removal of the|only crime thus punished. Now| yi ech tnswn umtowe Teese, faut in that year the famous Soho a Fae ane ' PA DUCAH CYCLE WORKS ps trom this city. white wen are thus put to death and | who has le prided himself upon | < buttons were le of such te m 4 i’ 2) @ "<¢ We believe ‘also that people as | other crimes but rape are thus pun-| *ticate taste in the matter of smok. | beauty and fnishastoconmonda price | When You Want Something To x a andJ26 128 North Fifth Street, fale are dispostd to judge railrosds| ished. In other words mob law is| 10" q)) jis own clothes just at present. 4 In th vant to | PURIFY YOUR, BLOOD, an Pkt House, by a different rule than they do other] increasing; human life is becoming] It was ove of his hobbies 1 keep his } boast that this is anage of paper, point-| REGULATE YOM LIVER, Bb ec corporations, Railroad compasies | cheaper; the old time right of oars | “yer pole fh i — OE OF Se RENO TOP) BO won AND ERAQICATE ALL . aundry, : are made up of hundreds ghdin)s fair isl is bemg ignored ia taliscet, mesied ane te Eateinn the Pie er nanall ents mana gry pape ato some cases of thousands of stocsbold-| Moblaw is the most demoralizing of | favor ils ates od oll can ae et HALLS BLOOD REMEDY, / DEALERS ~~ rs exe; omplng auy whore from oe hun-|infences. It arouseall the brut, mi 4g the weseiitel hrs [15 cutis fet Vat as ok 8] LAL, MIRDICINE CO. J, W. YOUNG & SON, h Grade Bicycles dollars to ® million dollars| there 1s in the nature of the mao par-| away au evening with the company of | Tordon mes paailas 9 Fapvean, Ky, Proprie! 4 Ry Bicycle Sundries ticipating ia “the>mob’s work, It] their pipes, In honor of the occasio — = bit pny T d his finest tob: The Corn-Fed § gent for Odell Typewriter, Price $40.00, /Suitable for Ministers, Doe- the host produc invited his friends to help the stockeach. It is tie ex- hen des wet |acusions people to mnnier, for wt wee] Be M, MeQe 106 BROAPWAY. tors, Lawyer, Teacher, an reach of al TELEPHONE 200, The Only Exclusive Bieycle Hi . i Give us your laundky if you wal! to December | is the BE: ‘I SEASON tor HIDING G, Pr ere first claas work snd* pomp! .)-|call and see OUR WHEELS and get Bottom Prices on same. J.B, PURYEAR, Manager, “I like to nee a yo proper Amount of self-respect," said an ¢ the corn-fed philosopher, “but the ‘Uphe wife of | troyble with the avernge youth is that