The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 4, 1897, Page 4

ace reece es uae yey Prize Puzzle Special, ° \Goods Pited Up Any one finding the meaning of this ad shall . = receité, by calling upon beet ph of our Sng, For June Solling--The Goods \ ce doses sak the chill; only a few more will cure permanently. é‘ . | breaking Capsules. Three doses will break the c 7 © They dte something new, and simply immense. 1 Ss ee 3 d Prices Speak For Them: | They have never failed, and are guaranteed. 03. They don’t make you sick like sweet syrups do. Only one objection—they increase your grocery bill, P, $—The prigef will be ven away until June s.-97. U can have one trial at the puzzle. a auverh AND JACKSON STREETS. i J. D, BACON & 60, Druggists, SUMMER DRESS GOODS, Just Received | Furnitures: {Aa detaraoation, to make Jane 0 what merchants consider a foolish . sat ‘ Twelve hundred pairs of men's,| We are crowed for root and thing. -to cut. pr es deep, fast and . : . ; @| from Austin, Beck & Co., of Phil-|ing S88 "dep. ddl, and also tojeverywhere adelphia, who are the largest man-| make room for out new millinery, | ground cotton dre ods, with large : 4s : colored figures, a 25¢ value, for 12!g0 a ufacturers of footwear in the United | have decided to close out our fUr-| yard, s ‘ “ Beginning thé ist of J several States. niture regardless of cost. | thousand yards of summer dress goods Cr een coors : un ‘ ee ive cent chairs go at 35c. | With black grounds and colored figures These goods are of the finest} Seventy-five cent chairs go at 35¢. | Wi be on sale at half prices. This | Solid oak cane chairs, the $1.50 | offering s made f We go at Soe $3.50 and $4.00—they go in two) quality, go for 75¢. ‘2c goods for 10 ¢ ‘ ae | ag Qe goods for 12ye lots, at $1.00 and $1.25, Best cotton-top mattress, $1.75.| ¢ 40c goods for 19 ‘ a . , is! Solid oak folding beds and mat-|@ yard. Hunt the city through, and You cannot afford to miss this) Solid oak folding beds and mat-|AYore Vattts can be found ovtelde ba of our store. quality, and sold for $2.50, $3.00. 5; great shoe sale, tresses, $10.00, 4 MILLINERY Bedroom Suits, Wardrobes, Safes, We sell our stock is are now Etc., Regardless of Cost. rouped partment ngy of the season. U's the best, the latest and the a eadgear is obtainable eo WAHL: A SONS. __ [PADUCAH AUCTION AND STORAGE CO, si a ae FURNITURG, WALL PAPER AND BICYCLES. in ddan Court “Bor: ed & Courts rick rhe du "i fe — dealers would charge. If you 4 hat want don't fail to see ‘our Fair tonight and Saturday. Cool=|), NUAIGhR VER Pea alseaay 6 J + Peared BGR Pun alice SHOES a but out of the hundreds of be apa | | bac erday, but owing to his} | — Ro es . . LOCAL, “ENTION. n here ‘many more sre ="! Defeats WashingtoW {9 Three) (itor sud playing befor) and af- iy can’t but , ALL HAVANA FILLED y Subscribers failing to recel\ ©) ‘Pwo nice rooms, cornet Thirteenth — shinier ip 0b «aia 06 laige quantities we Ne Kenoy Murray i all right, He has| would have t as others Mann Bros,’ Mandolin and Guitar A special June sale of for “ been signed with Paiucab, Jare. | From the until the Club and Male Quartette at Y. M. C. : Ist of Juiy we w ea special sale by J. G. Douglas at Fulton, Ky. It} A. Monday evening, June 7th, assist- | Nashville Drops Outof the League, , Th ib sb ma teats Toft at vo [of women’s Oxtord tie a lend 120 North 5th Street, t i . in appear-|ed by best local talent Grandest ; lor Terre Haute, where it will begin {ino relitble quality, a . We. have shoes arivoontes free silver, and'ia appear: /eo Oy et the eoagons -Dou't mise| Decatur, Il, May Come 10. - Fe'eerlen of thceb games torre where Pulyoaiie ’ (NEXT PALMER Hous \epaPed agente a tet ve: it. IV's atreat. Tickets on sale at The Evansville ctub will arrive t-| trum caome black, somsoxblood, some 7280-9 AM for everybody,| For one more week cabinet photos | Powell's Book Store. tight vi rail aod play three colaty — new torte and "eonnon | Or Fr f aoa lid Danger ag a Fine Refrigerator. EVANSVILLE PLAYS HERE SATURDAY. | Pe#ima'ng tomorrow. "the made frow kil skins fanned \ men, women, posite Nem eon _ E. K. Bonds bas arranged for the ; Nashville's withirasl from the] 0m sheep hides. ‘The prices rang eee ata trl a . ap rth league will not affect the series of] “We have cheap house slippe s children, or}, 4NT™ oF bi td A Pde AO sR a gees airanged wih Paducah, 1\|25candtdeapair “PP "| POOR CR-V Bee . on) © YY 12 months. Good personal security. | ator — durin the summer, by adc as woo threacaent i ig Y} Paducah ha: n three el willbe here on ume, bat probably | Will be glad to see you bere for “ ” Address Y, this office. the use of which he will be able tol games. She took both games from| ™! ; your shoe wants. H yaller kids. ee a furnish his customers the choicest | Washington yesterday, the first by a| Will represent Decatur, Til, by that)? 0° ARBOUR s, Ed. D. annan k f For Sa and best of fancy fruits, water mel-| score of 4 to O aud the last by a seore | time. 112-114 North Third street ® Ask any Of OUP} J mproved and unimproved property | 80° etc, a8 cold as ice can make} of 3 to 1, ‘There was a good crowd CUNTHAL LEAGUE. in different parts of the citys, €95Y] them in attendance, and the first game was Steam, Gas and ustomers-- M. Fisnzm) | 3)3 BF at Ean ‘ : c ers payments. testis y gn Take People’s Railway Cars called at 2 o'clock Doing 1D BYE NASHVILLE. Something Sanitary... Plumber. On tes ro G >, and Stanton was tly i a ‘ they all uphold Bie ce cette eu i x! Bigot ts ducah daring both games, and Muller] | Nashville, ‘Teun. June 3 Good DEALERGIN aby KINDSVOF.., our shoes. Bond for a fine Ice Cold Florida 7 and Sipler for the Washingtons. team Les bel sa ast game f a s y Melon for your Sundsy dinner, , Opens Tonight Dowling’s pitching was faultless,|Nashville is ro longer a me We have all the Chill Tonics known Hitings and Fixtures, Sorinkling Hose if i Patines bth Admission Free. backed up by errorless fielding, and|the Central League. ‘The flaancia’ 14) Paducah, and would just as soon “The Old-Time White Metal’? is the name of a new paper published Telephon 364 because we give Wanted \ it was the first time Paducah shut out} backing aceded was not being (u™Peiyou one as the-other, until we|139 South Fourth Street, 29 Court Street. 5 : nished. — ‘The team will probably be | come to etepeowe No 201 To rent small house, three rooms Wilt Not Le¢ve Paducah. a club during the season. Both . y honest worth or ito rooms, suitable for light} Mr, L. A.. Lagomarsino, being] games were as pretty contests as one transferred to Decatur, Lil. The a De eo ee ba ‘eo ae ie to} BOO0000004 fr hoe | housekeeping. ~ Address-R. Hs,.earefeompelica to giveap the New Rich-} could wish to se CLAXTON’S. % ffotnk m every shoe} < Ontice. — 1§8_ finond House bar pnd billiard room, | playing and replete with excitement. |Tnaing.....1234567890rh4 TASTELESS. TONIC - does hereby noi fy his friends, cus-]The game ended with a fine double] Nashville..00200000 -2 4 6 we sell. Give Awful Funpy towers, aod the public in geveral,| play of Schlemm to Pears, Terre H’te..0 5 0.05.05 0 -15 15 1, We recommend thta above atx ormen| fy Dy owe Ui Urds J WILL SMITH ] ' abounding in fast | Score was as follows; us a look on Langhter } Fun Joon in the inmediave neighborhood SUMMARY. man and Pace, iar with its formula, and believe i summer foot- Casino of the ope he now occupies abort AB R BH PO - be the best. Money promptly re: DENTIST Fite, Life, Tornado and Accident Paducah— Joly 1. Watea for - annou cement] MeCieiana Tonight F “ {Janahls Terre Haute to catch the for openivg snd location, 4j3 Y ws mone 4 ‘ F molapliGne S31, Omese, sa) Broadway Fe PTPOM stn ere “in Memory. ; 4. ie WA Merson Insur alig@ ‘ CATRO'S ALL RIGHT, . y / J are off. You Just received 25 297 models sail Wheeler James aged eighteen b yang hee . alot of shop-worn Columbia bicy- | months, who died June 2a, 1897. Uf ’ q Tnnings....123456789 rh e DRUG STORE a eee : : In Fifst-otigs- Companies. Can find in our} cies. As the season is far advanced | God’ has only given one of his Cairo,.... 42026010015161 Mae BROADWAY. «(tne to 12 m.,#to 5 p.m. andat night we will sell them cheap. We have | +lambs’*his beloved sleep like unto the | — = _ | Evansville, 000000200-2 7 5 - ———_—_=—=—=— = obs great snaps contractéd with the Fin-de-Siecle Bi-| morning star fading into the golden : mi BO Batteries: Williams ava Abbott; | — aide mnaihead ts re eycle club to do all their repair work} dawn, or a beautiful bud broken be-| ji { ) §] Grimes aud Vetter. a aang . F | Tetievany Ome. G0) sand “enjey: the for everyday wear. | {or the season. Others having repair |fore it blossoms forth, but there is no] St 3 “s PERSONALS. work will find us to be the best and | death for such a8 those, nor shadow d, ib 4 6 0 1 PRESENY STANDING OF CLUBS, — cheapest in the city. McCune &| of death, for my friend. Reutner? ; f 1 n Lost Porcent.| “Mike Caldwell left at noon for Craft, 431 Jefferson street. Weep not for those whom the veil of | ott io ait i} | Nashville . cn thetomb a Mrs. S. Ff Baker returned at noon|By Hypnetiziog the Patient. I Fe he will reopen a first-class sa-} The summary for the first game is: Batteries: Geralds and Belt; Rod- | chill medicines, because we are famil- Called at the ead of the eighth to] ed if it fails to eype. Sold only at | » Fare for the rownd 2 | CURED HER HYSTERL 5 Whsre adrertiaion [Iu life's carly morn, lath hid from i |from a visit to Madisonvilll Now the Doct ( n Dy {7} Last evening the Sex advertised | dur sight. ; a og 8 x 9 ene for an office boy. Before the first) For where is the victory without pee Couductor Tom D. ‘Batin end| De. “Testor ud paper had been off the press balf &0/ the hattle, the crown without the} ote i : THE GREATER LEAGUE. Wite, of Memplis, re visiting in tue effects of a jon peal city, sry hour three had applied, there were | vontict, ‘Nevertheless there is a va- Padus ‘ 1004 bey * f PH ILLIPS four at the office at o'clock this jeant place my friends in your bome, |". 4 GAMES YESTERDAY. Mt. Y.O, Sweatman left s According ' + medical f SALE, morning and fourteen after break-| one smile yanished, one more voice | Aarrel Wanerhwlucan 2 aisville, 1;New York, 6 for Jackson, Tenn., oua several days’ | coufreres he has always been a skep- - fast. hushed that we shall never hesr uble Piay—Set ‘ 7 York, 10; Louisville, 6, ibesee | te on bypnoti Phe other day he One Week Only, 219 Broadway 221 Broadway} sioomseid, Mo.,Fevs 17, 1897. | again on earth, one touch of loveli- ire den, 2 Boston, 6}. Clevelagt,, 1 Miss C. B Phillips lett at noon] #as called to see a Indy with hyster- 2 10 Can Cote. .ccceseee 0.05 J. C, Mendenhall, Evansville, Ind.:|"ee.gone which can never be re-} sack vilg ; Bt. Louis, 1; Boston 0. for St, Louis on ® three weeks’ [ics. He could do nothing for her un Tomatoes. sess yee O.05 et aimee Dai “atid “Sages ed. A sadness, which through} ipier Baltimore, 0; Cincinnati, G. visit, ant decided to try his skill as a hyp: 2 | Green Coftve 1.00 ear Gir skon: UGH! 8s ief will vecompany you e180, : Mrs. Theobald Peters and family, |B0tlst. He held up his watch box Good Roasted Coffer 0.25 Cure has been a splendid seller with | jee inde: ives, But the Vagen z , , commande at alb Pa ren , NOTICE. mo thaphat twelve months Jand. the] (be emaloder of your lives, But the! oi. onsisted of but five ton of Trimble, Tena., are guests of rel- imanded the patient to goto sleep, | A Preah Rolled Oaig 7 '90 - a. angel of death hay come with bis last , h ; atives here. and afier a few mysterious move tes Aphle Baer, 0.10 We buy Men's Second - Hand ]sale is steadily increasing. 1 cone eee eee neni Wheeler} imnings, and Paducah easily downed ile at Paducah, OIUES EP mente of his hands lvefore her face | lit, Sr * 18 CLOTHING, such ag Coats, | sirler it the best Chill Cure m the! ins passed frome [ita Zoanth forever; | tue W asbin, ton: At first their W ashington at Terre Haute, . E.R. Dutt, the ve man, is} ab aid 4 ar og he ha: Mer - VAAL 045 Vests, Pants and Shoes,\and pay| market. Ship me one (1) Gross | i weep not dear friends for pitcher, Bott, was Lto find, but} oN He at Cairo, again in the ci after a several] .),, +. nll gag: @ i Phone 89, 133 8. He 1St good prices for same if not.worn | soon as possible as Iam out, Yours rin Sepsielmey Seaes after au inning or two everybody month’s absen fates taie Ghana ; 25'S. Second St. too much, Yott can send them 1o| truly, Wa. P. Rewer. ge ev pany aR batted him. Gow cane seat Mr. and (Mrs. Hobt,, McCune arelonce a secret, aud tries tolay it na us or we will califor them. We - | Lay al! grtef upon the § The summary is p ad pare: ‘a Oe : oh : % ‘ * bs » Lost Per Cen. | the proad parents of @ nine-pound| pr Horace Rive Rag: PT ee have no-solicitors. Dr, Edwards, Specialty, Byes, Ear, slabs Used Mia an vib aeryeh 1 1 3 "| girl baby, Lorn this morning. inst him is conclusive, and it all LAWRENCE, 213 Court st, Nose and Throat, Paducah, Ky. ly Meo) } }] Boston ' Jas. Caldwell returned at noon ut. PP sonacetvhy A - : 4 Ni from Lexington to syeud vacation. i ae raticne ie » the Iron = = and Pa railway in compection with the & ot L railway, will operate i ; : Ph pita. * 8 f ‘ 9 8 Ol 4 + 10 Mr. Louis F jolb and wife, of the daiiy ‘ Pullman i pee ee De . ' city, are regis ofl at the Louisville 4 ‘ ville, : Tannese ove ‘ Ty yen . ; outs building, Nashyflle Centeunial, ‘ Sige Le abe ee: \ Ta a a E 2 u sedi! bs p en hal : Admission Ar "s Wor fn ‘ p leaves Noahs ing \n I 0 } Che Paducat% es who a ville 9:4 Arrives Memphis He 1s attending Industrial College v aa tended the 'T, [2 A. conveation at{ MAMIRIED PHI. .ORNING. 74 ny Memphis 7:00 p. m. Naghvilie revuracd™bome this iora- | arrives ‘Vexarkann 7:45 9, mes Sr ANG wee ae ) 3 ( 4 +b bs | Wal Known Young Peopte Wed | etves Texerkana 8-20 a. im, arrives Col. Ed O and the other Dallas 6:15 pom. and Fort Worth led DB. slice Gonster, q delegates who went to the conven- Se By. Thee tar 7:45 pm. ‘Tuis ts the only route i ) 2 ) 2 1 Bott, p. 2 106 The following postuasters for this | tion at Frankfort returned this morn- Miss Belle Standop and Mr. Her. OPrGng Unrongh sleeper servive be- H Totals [Section Lave heen «pointed ing. lesion, wel kauown young | tWeea Memphis and Fort Worth, $ FR nba * A. Habe, Banlana, Ballard pople of the city, aged respectively | Texas. For further information ade 2 Sl u +1, |Gregory Hat Company, has gone to ae poet. Orne married Sais 100 ¢50 sie mss Ste tao, [Grego Hat Compa, bw 1)" mg | HT i Marrs, Shr Trae EXCELLENCE! A ae aes Davis, Wublin; J.U. Hill, West | months. ft Justice J. S. Ganster, 714 South). Way, Louisvilie, Ky, ta 40 Stolen basts~Paucan § Washington, | G/ai0%3 Kwing Powell, Hazelwood ;| Mr. LT. Holliday, merchant of | rhird street | R. C. Towssenn, General Passenger ston 2, Stubblefield, New Concord, || Woolland Mills, Tenn., is here on # . } Wut Ticker Agent Missouri Pacific Struck out—iby how 6, by Dowitn . visit to his brother, Postman Chas La Belle Park. | Beltway gu eee bas ae Eabse Ranaeaien etn Paden MR. Git Holiday. iat ar diction Mo, eon Mrs, 8. Beatty and daughter, Miss ast Lymne.'’ | Shoot the chutes’ To anual ia, left yesterday for Niagra, | will open June 1, am exciting ride} Gy acy miei ~ wp i You have got to see them before you can realize Ayia Goes Through With two Sup OME, Zenalal ak: wee | cua sls aoe thsaeny oe | The Nashville team has withdrawn | tendenta, laughter and sister, Mrs, Lew Hat-| |Co., will, on June 29th anu 30th amd how good they are. from Central League, Nashville, for This a ciwlee of saboabbasdnee some reason, being unable to support} Assistant General Manager M, |tield. July Ist, 2nd aud 8 8 , | Man M. Re left this uftcrioon on the Fowler for!” aud Brd, sell one way nu it. Gillense, accompanied by Supt. W.|_ Rev. W. E. Cave left at noon for] (ort ahs nitro il Fowler fF tistciagy tickets to Saw Ieee, _— When Central League was formed, $, King, of the Jackson, Miss., Di- |St. Louis to remain until Monday or : ty o land intermediate points, st $24.40 President Simon stated that Nash- | vision, and Supt. J. B. Kemp, of the |Tuesday. His pulpit will be o lucah, eho aa) ville alone could support the league,! Memphis Division, of the Illinois|pied Sunday by Rev, J. M, Rich- $100 Reward #100, b vvers will be a league, |} j | pied § y hy : z $ e allowed west JAMES WwW. GLEAVES & SONS, AGENTS, but it seems that he was mistaken. Central, passed through the city ona|mond, of Princeton, " ors | Denver, Colorado Springs and i ‘The franchise may go to Decatur,| private var this morning, en route} Mrs, W. N. Robins wag elected a{ 4 ‘ah Paso, until July 9th, - PADUCAH, KY. ; from Memphis tu Louisville delegate, with Mrs, W. A. Cade an!" tert, Hs Corresponding tow rates will pre- Score by Innings. aunty ; J.B, Mayer, Hazel; H, pp, | Me. J. F. Stewart, of the Lemon-|),°, > dr STANDARD OF meeting the Illinois Contre! ailroad sociatiot ee Jalternste, to attend the annual meet- nz weonstitn-| Vail east bound on specified days Umpire Nelson le. umpire ia every | Florida Water M . t Paris, Tenn., by the Womao’s at's Gatyreh en iqtarnaiy, |r July 12th to August 9th, with MARION CYCLE CO., pense of the word, and allows no one! ‘The firstwof the seuson, Ive Cold at| Foreign Missionary Society Inst 421s, Sirens uton 4,8 4/stop-over privileges; final” limit Hto bul doze him When a man goes | p.nd's Market Stall tlevenine 7 7 August loth 16th. V7 Makers, out to kiok, he is sen! 1 in short or- The bosiorte Ald. wise tae ths ae A For tertber inforsostiowy apply to aS a Witter Mebuns, Virst Maptit chureb, will give a fe Huptyed iho tare J.T. Doyovan, QO, Ay Marion, Ind. \ wee “Willie” B always bag the) As coldys ice Gan make | en, noontivht excursion to Metropolis on Ay abe A | Uy Sh = e r he i i AAT. Haxsoy, G. P. A, AN J WLVWO1R 0729 rooters bested, ‘Willie’ used to be livered fret froin iy larce wt org ¥the Heltie Owen Tuesday night, June #5, CHENEY @/C0,,"rotwdo, 0, | ‘ bi 11) Julvagu, Ll, ‘a clown in a circus, but Low he is tor Maret He Ke Honw, ig 16th, Rofieshments will be served | fail ails Puls arg bos, ——— y vA y ' 2 “\