The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 24, 1897, Page 4

—_ ‘4 You have tried those ‘Sweet Byrups for Chills ‘and still you shake. now TH ur Mialarial = eo sen EVERY DOSE EEFECTIVK, 25e Druggists, Seventh and Jackson, | orld Loves a Winner Our 'Ninety*Sevén see Complete Line of engi, We have shoes for everybody, | “men, women, children, or are the | “yaller kids.” Supreme = | Result =~ customers-- | of our they all uphold} our shoes, because we give] honest worth in every shoc! Give | us a look on| summer foot-, wear? Our prices ar. . You can find in our ’ obs great snaps rhe siden nex, on Stal for everyday wear, |: Year's of Experience Send for Catalogue. MONARCH CYCLE MFG. CO. CHICAGO NEW YORE ent stamps for 9 decl of Monarch Playin: Littism Russell, ‘Tem Monarch Coopers Regular 50c cards. nate "3 & SON AGENTS. ' Re LOCAL ME NTION. ooh arnt at Fulton lerot of\Mr. J. M. Mill+| ends at I fe: 1 we sell. It NGedod it Somewhat, ed to 3 of red and will lot Do you | fog I to see ou See th ow sswank Co. |" ELLIS, RUDY|*is. . 1B PHILLIPS | sempre anneal 219 Broadway muh | 8° Queensware Co. to Robins’ | 221 Broadway ""* € gs unable on nther to whness citizens Largest stock of Wall pape dow shades, Epa ar |city at C, C. Lee's Ife North Fo trip 50 nm voard. —_{oblig formanye r of the There how tonight, week, nights only wo We therefore Saturday, know ing the pul Zespectfully, Many Crt wd Round ~ Notice, ofthe Board of | | bers Jr issue fday and and rumbaugh boat store and white paint, 1p like a light house in in fine Lamps t Robins Glass & 23)4 | relatives. rday send Glass s Monday sale. sAon every thing. who pecount of i “David ” by pst We beg you to the re- is an 'd ndt be ad- 1h GREAT | ISAM (AL SAL At Paducah Auction ‘and Storage NOW AT HARBOUR’S Company. Heins Merchant Tailoring Com- pany, of St. Louis. This stock consists of the fiuest tailor-made suits, fine pants, cloth and straw hats, silk umbrellag, men’s fing underwear, shirts and }5¢ fine These goods are all of the latest styJes and nest quality, and were | bought for the very best St. Louis trade} | : High rents and poor management cdused the assignment, bought the stock, which we will sell at less than original wholesale prices. | Call and examine the goods and ngte our prices shoes and slippers, that will be sold at Half price. It will pay you to call and see thesd bargains, PADUCAH AUCTION AND STORAGE CO. Cor. 3d &;Court. MR, THOMAS L. JONES § 228 and 230 Court St. PERSONALS. Capt. Robt. E. Lee, of Memphis, is at the Palmer. Mr. R. J. Chitwood, of St. Louis, is at the Palmer. Elder Cooper, of Evansville, is at the Palmer, Col, Frank E. Jewett, of St. Louis, is at the Palmer. G. W. Wilson, of Clarksville, is at the Palmer. Max Heilbronner night and is at the Palmer, Died Last N Cancer, Other Deaths in the Vicinity of Padueah, j, Mr. Thomas L, Jones, aprominent returned last} farmer of the Clark's river section, died last night of cancer of the face, T os after a lengthy illness Mr. 'T. M, Nance returned at noon] ‘The deceased wag 66 years old, ‘ansville, 4 and was well known in the city as Mr. Collin MeGinuiss left at voon well as the county. | He leaves two for Creal, sons, Gus and Sterling Jones, and H ‘ z Jones, and Mr. George Ocblschlaeger left at} one ‘daughter, Miss Noelis Jones noon for Metropolis, Ha dao leaves tn brc Mr. A. N. Clark went up to Mc*]Fayette Jo and rion on business this morning. Capt. W.C. Clark, aud was a con- Jas. Van Devenler, of New York, |sistent member of the Methodist is at the Palmer, chureh and a Mason in good stand- Mr. Theodore Courcier has re-]ing. The funeral will take place this turned from upper Kentucky. afternoon, = z Jas. P. Freeman and J.C. Daniel, ‘The two-year-old child of G. E of Paris, Tean., arcat the Palmer. | Johnson, of G aville, dicd last Capt. Bart E. Linehan, of Du-!night of congestion of the buque, left yesterday for the Nash-|The remains were buried at ville exposition. Liberty burying ground. Mr,-John U. for La Grange, Tenn., brain New Robinson left at noon on a visit to}. lee, the daughter of 8. M. An- derson, of near Florence Station,died last night of typhoid fever. The Miss Georgia McGrew came dowa | funeral took place) this afternoo from Bayou Mills on the Hopkins }y,4,i9) at Highland church this morning. * Messrs. Frank Ferriman, Rodney Thompson and John Ochlschlaeger will Sines today from the Nashville STRAY NOTES. Exposition. \ 2 | The Misses Single’ on tendered a reception and card party last evening in honor of Miss Faanie Rosedfeld, of Atlanta, Ga., at their residence on North Sixth street. The following were present: Misees Rosenfeld, Atlanta, Katye Levy, New Orleans, Blanche [Bloom, Blanche Schwab, Edoa Wallerstein, Jennie Folz ™ and Lilly Bodenbeimer. Messrs. Dr. A. Bernheim, James Green- baum, Edwin Weil, Abram Weil, S. Livingston, H. Livingston, B. Marks, Mr. Rosenbloom, Bal Officer Crow Finds anOld Friend in Disguise. \ Few Items to Be Found $n Police Circles Today. Officer Crow was told ¢ morning that Segre wasa @ lying on an entyankment Wallace-Gregory tet par factory on West Court street. fwent down man near the .|Just Purchased at Forced Sale, Entire Stock of ing, Fanginy in prices from ise to 75° \furnishings of all kinds, se a yard and we | yard. Also, received another lot of men 's| ladies’ and children’s sample Fe week Night in the County of m *| Phone 89. this} Cake i ( §ee Window Display AT..§ DRUG STORE ™ & BROADWAY. Ps NOTICE. We buy\ Men's CLOTHING, su Vests, Pants ¢ roy | good prices for gme it n too much, Youfean send then us or we will a for them have no solicitgrs, LAWRENCE, 244 Court Second The Boar to meet tt pre meme: 1 St Rowrs ( Mr. Sol T vicinity, \@ tion, aged nd wealthy wif remains we FOR HAL I ee tion. dol i Seg tory fens hompsony of 1 yesterday of co Tle farme e, severe! today D\i nd IDWARP (gt all ik f 25)4 “1! g wher ane € Died of Consuuiption abinet photos more, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heil- te,and found peacefully ce’s Studio, 29-1m A Valyable Ho) Dics. A fine sadlle horse belonging to La., Hard- Ind., { board The yr treatment at id died at 2 o'clock ac, of Allemania, mn by Chas, Leavenworth, rckjaw ou Jast night. e ty | was Saw. young x, ‘wad one of cot off ina Qircular saw employed. Dr. ary anized Wash tub for A.TN STANDARD OF Ps 75 MAL g100’¢ TADAY -——AND=—= (PSC BICYCLES! man yes- mill, White op- | bron. slumbering there a typicgl ‘hobo.’ This “hobo’’ was a small man, poor- ly dressed, with several tin cans cradely converted into booking uten- sils lying uear by, and/a piece of un- cooked—but not very fresh—medt under him, to keep flies aod stray dogs from devouring At while he slept. The man was awakened, and ie- cognized the officer 4s an old friend. The man’s name is Jim Nolen, and Voight, in purstagce of instructions | Pelived here years ago and rembered trom the council, oday with a reel | "He Jobn Sauner yas_ mayor, sod : : Mr. T. J. Atkins was marshal, of hose and an fell a ortwo, went ; i Je was also an old | acquaintance of over the city and filed up with water] Gmrery Ilarlan, Collins and some from there pluge, all the olaterns, | (¢ ths okdee taste of the police twelve in number} formerly used i leoroe, Nolen is nowa tramp painter, case of fires. This is done in the . a ubtless fel y E event anything shold go wrong with | #04 could doubtless Jel! many a hard the water supply coMpany and it be- big Oy my ‘ ¢ ough, came pecessary to use Yhe cisterns, pong enough ‘Two young men from Sraynota are -1C. C. Lee’s, Leech Block, 118 North | bere to look after Ed Watson, who Fourth street, th | wae released from juil yesterday af- ternoon, the charge of stealing two paint brushes from Mn Charles War- ren being filed away pn account of the man’s deplorable condition. He is said to be a morphine fiend, a3 well as drunkard, and the tyo young men mentioned above are here to straight. en him out and take hifm back home to Mayfield Just receivet line stoves and r&rigerators, Will sell very low. Hank Bros, & Jones. 23)4 FILLED ‘THE CIST ERNS. But Chief [Voight Filled Them With Water. Chiet of hye Fire Department val- of his 50 cent window shades for 30c at ms happened to accident last week at rstall county. While hi . Robert Molett was feported today by officers at the jail as being ina worse condition than yesterd Blood flows from hiy_ mouth, and he either has or feigns fo have, lockjaw ries the chair turned over, badly in- juring her back, ant she has been very low ever sigce. picture to frame It you have Api 118 North send it to C, C. “Dee's, It is thought that mpybe his skull is fractured, and this @fternoon County 40 EXCELLENCE! se You have got to seejthem before you can realize how good they are. JAMES W. GLEAVES & Gime: @ te SONS, AGENTS PADUCAH,/KY. f MARION CYCLE CO., Mates, ML Ind, 24j2 3 and saucers, 38¢ plates, 38¢ per , Monday at Rob- are Co, Fourth street. \ f a bottle of chlorofornd to satisfy him- self that the darkey dither has lock- jaw or is dissemblin, Decorated cu per set; decorat set, worth 50 cent ins’ Glass and Qu Physician Brothers 4 round with Fiscal court 19/ © to meet in special session Jyfy 6th. There wo regular and usually one ssion every year. ‘This will be the — ‘ond called meeting since January, and Pitcher for |v other one bein ed to elec inty judge. All\having claims are fled to get then)fready by July stove wood, delivered of the city. Nice ash promptly to any par Telephone 29. B. A nive Wash B 48¢ Monday, June h. Vhe investigatiof of Chain Gang + Francis has bden concluded, but ommittee will not re next meeting| of the two weeks lignce. M s, a8 stated in the r emporary cha having been ated by May Yeiser. He \ not be found jesterday when ppomtment was male, however, Mr. Tom Evetts w placed in rge of the gang. Mr} Sears took » seme today. pear Massac today at her home family and t dropsy. She leaves’ funeral will take pla will tow nolar Cairo and any | ill carry the Leaves Paducalf at_ 8:30; get home at 9 :30¢~ Full size water ,bottle worth goes for 10¢ at Monday s.. ‘obins Glass Qugfasware © was fined y+ | by moving into os Cpt It is be Cut: Prices That will bring great selling of summer specials... es Lacan A big assortment of German and Valenciennes laces for your choos- for twelve-yard pieces. Cotton twels iSx4o inches, for 48¢ a 1 Heavy Tutkish bath towels, 18x36, for dozen vy huek linen towels, 18x40, for ‘A dotlar edraety i Yorty stylds roe 1 ea yard Thirty styles toe linen brode now at 5 24 to 30, al soe organdies now at Vive styles dotted suisses and three i I \limities worth 20c, mow at <a yard; 1§¢ white dimities for 73ge a Cross-harred muslin worth 8!y¢ for se f very fine foreign indies, of beautiful printings, worth will be received and put on sale this at 23'be a yard Lawns at 2e atid 3c, worth double. Eaticoes at 4%&e, gc, 44e and ge yard. Vard-wide bleached domestics at 4e, se, 64ge and 7Igc\a yard. ib tg wide unbleached domestics at ac sige and sea yard. White quilts at \uouey-saving prices, and large siz ic, 6ge and gdc each Ready-made hed sheets, good sizes, at gsc and 45 Ten-quarter sbectidg, spétial, at 1atge per yard Those g8c ladies’ dolored changeable silk parasols for White silk parasol§ worth $1.25 at 89c: Fifty-cent belt in pil colors only asc Ladies cent sdamless fast black Ladies’ summer vols at truly, give away prices and S!;c,” These prices can be matched\ but not the qual ity at these prices, Twenty-cent table oi] cloths for 1s¢ a yard \ ble folding fanp at 3, se, t0¢ 1 gitighams at 4c and 4!yc, worth Men's so-cent laundrieg shirts, plain and fancy, for 38¢ in this fale MILLINERY millineny will be put t very low prices. It will be terest to look hefe before buy ing elsewhere. SHOES We are continuing ofr great sale of Oxford ties at cut price, and offer you first-class 4.00 4 pair prion SPHCIAL SA One\ Week Only. ilass French Mustard 1 Ib Evaporated\Apples. . }1 doz Choice Lewons : 24 Ibs Choice Patant Flour.. 18 Ib Pail Best Jelly 1 1b Best: Prunes ‘ 2 Ibs Good Roasted 1 Opitee. 1 bu. Fresh Meal. 0.05 - 0.06 he only com pee Marshal Collins received ‘today was a posta! from Hopkinsville, a9nouncing the theft of a mule. Ne kindly offered this to the reporters, but it was thankfully declined, omer | Robert Hayeg, the boy arrested at the baseball park several Sundays ago with a pistal concealed, was tried before Justice Winchester yesterday afternoon and fined $25 and given ten ys in jail. He tod an appeal that ron may be applied for. agaiyst Arthur Pearson, n, charged with the murder of Ben Smith, was walled today, and will probab ly be conthued. POLICE COURT, oo Dismissals and (ontinuances Predominate/Today. Robt. Kyle Comes Cleare-M. Ruth Again in Teouble, There was a i session of the police court this forenoon, ‘The wa ainst Roljt. Kyle, charged You want the best’you can find, at the least money-- well, that’s ju t what we have in \ , efrigerators... We have the only one with the icé between the provis- pe i See it before ALL HAVANA FILLED. ae Albert Bernheim, 120 North Sth Street, (NEXT PALMER HOUSE.) 730-9 A.M, Office Hours 1-37. M = ours | 7 il. Telephon 364 QUCE02-0000000003009 00 Ed. D. Hannan, Plumber. Fittings and Fistures, Sprinkling Hose, 132 South Fourth Street, 829 C Telephone So DAAARARAD A VP BVUBDWVWVUVVWTD Rose & ‘Paxton Give you Ail Kinds of FIRE we Insuralice TORNADO Office over Citiztn’s Saving Bank. BASE BALL! June 22, 23 and 24, hi Tuesday, Wednesdayand Thursday. TERRE HAUTE'vs, PADUCAH, Admission 26c.; SchoohBoys 10c. Game called at 3:00 p. my A NEW GROCERY Corner Twelfth and Burnett Streets. The Neatest Store, Steam, Gas and Sanitary... urt Street ith shooting at Jhmes Doyle, was dismissed, Doyle, }t will be recalled, didn’t t his danghter to attend a dance with Kyle, and\in a difficulty struck Kyle with aj poker and was shot at. The cases against Robt. Smith and Robt. Molett, colored} charged with malicious assault and malicious cut- ing, were continued on\the statemént of County Physician Hrothers, who 1 that Molett is tap ill to attend art. j A case against M. th, the fish- erman, charged with) disposing of spoiled fish on the market, was con- tinued uatil tomorrow. Ruth was only recently fined for \a similar of- fense, and today denjanded a trial by jury. The case wasileft open to Scertain whether the cage can legally he tried by jury tonight or not. A case against James Hubbard, charged with firing # } pistol inside a hack about a week ago, was and continued, Hubhard afterwards appeared, however, Was questioned and swore he did not fire the pistol. ‘The warrant was then /dismissed, called own Irishman, for mistaking a market bench for a poarding house bed, although the migtake may have been natural. Jim Co; ‘LOCAL MASONS Will Not Gelebrate St. | Day. Local Masbns will not celebrate St. John’s Day Saturday. owing to the fact that they are discommoded /likely that a number of local Masons will go to Benton. } Our sale Monday, \June 28, will be @ record breakgr. J 3’ advantage of 44, i Queensware Co. The Newest Stock, The Lowest Prices. GALLMAN & SON. Goods delivered to any part of city. “EAT GITY BAKERY BREAD From 118, SeSECOND STREET, PADUCAH, KY, The Best Loaf | Ever From an (ven. FRANK KIRCHHOFF WILL SEE THAT YOU ARE WELL FEO. LITTLE’ BEN, Pawn Brokef and bean Office, MONEY TO LOAN Drawn ON AYL VALUABLES. We are oyerstoc Gent's Solid Gold and Filed Ca Watchesot ot ot ked on p.adies’ and John's v A Padueah lady truly Pas housewife with a Insists on havin, CH BAKHRY BREAD nus mood Si AS GOOD naving KIRCHIDPE'S FOOD. ‘over, Solid as fh roe tha near-by bi Keeps Cliy Bakery Hj When once on KirchBoft’s brea you've dined You'll wo m great long way wad pid Your folks wil want ho otuer kage j caked and pi And everything hou have Cull We (Folks buy} of Kirehbotih | 103 8S. Secoud, next do All the sfandard mages of move- ments and bases. Alsg a big lot of Silver Watche 8 s, Musical Instrument, prices we will make you. We carry 4 good line of Clothing, 4, | Hats, Shoes Cards, Dice, ut forced sales h, and ea to loa Ben on all|valuables, ichael, Jr. r to Lang Bros ‘1B, Héwell,0, 0.8, DENTIST §o if you'd have youf hoalth made good And always be in happy mood, You'll always ank KIRAHOPE’S POO! Subscribers) faifing to receiye their papers id notify this | see at onces Telephone 221. O2ces, 127 Broadway Offleg Hors 8 a.m, to 12 m,, ato 5 pw. and at night —