The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 25, 1897, Page 2

THE P/D Chi Dal LY Suh wim telogeaph reports that cx-| Gordon as the he conan der-fkohiet of Spemethiacaasicant ~ovemmere | Presideut Harrison delivered a brief] the society, There was a strung de- Published every after excep.) speech before the State Bar Associ-|sire upon the part of mm of the weet nou qr 2 Sunday, by ion of Indiana, This wascertaioly|+Vets’’ to clect (Gen, Buckner, but) Reported As Having Attempted | pr le nou esse have bean de: S Here the ; <i ‘ vise ich @ aytplus of materi VHE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, }in good ‘asie, Wont other kind of | this was so flercély resented by nie | Suicide at Hardin. cal be stowed awag without any par N INCOKPORATED, ch would be te at @)/members, especially Kentuckians, ticular use except fo look pretty and to “ if lawyers, ‘brief | that his aame was not offered, and iaaka ® eee be in fesblon. | Inother words, design: ARE-YOU 0 Then SI ‘rom the Com-| ers must please the ufacturens o speec to keep down resentments, no con-|And Then ek Ones stuild ab @all 6h thalvrodied who are to PREPARED Hep | fest Was made by Wheeler or others, alec “itd adopt the costumes designed. W hen we f Owanesono besa el at ordon was re-clected to pe heya phe Aa nent FOR IT? ational 4 sighed at the par led oF elas tonal t ‘i table, | ClO8e the breach, Tats wasan untot-! apie pardia “Star,” of Hardin, | scives that at least we could get along | orgy is not only d Cite tite of affairs for the socicty, / Marshall county, publishes in its is-| without sae fo aie yants of goods If not, get ready“by visiting our s becom be ‘ . " 2 us used to buy his, however, has did Vis, perhot worlue | atie OF yeetenriay | Sea SSNS. OP | ieee lint & short-lived, Gonde store. We have met the demand for peuings of f 1 co " , disiuptig ci acter of | counts of attempt made by one of its] been but a abort line cit § Bot nogtor tng ee vivi lc f the fellows wh Bu Pei is one without fear | ptinters to commit suicide, and in} (Ye)! ‘satipe eee eee (co. times | He stunmer season, and supplied our- ie Fully "an ce wi peat wl Hout re} , ib pie: lilier, statesman ¢ | ’nother column on the same page 4) over Ley the advent of the plait selves with all the latest styles in alles ‘ x as # soldier, statesman &1')iong letter of denial from the afore-| Accordion plaita have fnvaded ever ition, dfeatdbey la staks Wtielae HE WEEKLY Su an ntlemiau, aod that he should}: teud priate, headed “1t's Alla Lie. ’| article of wearing apparel known t /OPBaucies, Chini¥es, lawns, batistes, Bs devoted to the inter te of one conn i Ver ifslichted in the society for politesi] The Beuton ‘Tribune,’ however, Pterting innocent eT i dq jaconettes, grenadine brodes, ete. hy e | ‘e progresse ‘0 ni 1 Rertaining. white a bat indictments] us only, is a reproach to th, e} claims that the unhappy young typo, Ye aes soln aaa | Our tailor suitiogy and drish home- QB all polliteal aftsine wa | 4 ; cl A life time of hon + | "hose cognomen isJ. Ed. Greenway, Srines and teachings oF th al spsiahabd aeseheel Sen: ian aloes tot, avail. ‘0 {98 skipped, aud says st Tgpuns are very desirable goods for Ae litical hen m ik dane Rita Ay feel liberal msn bs [t is with deep regret that we an- ld he rather too bulky for [outing or street wear, Besides our CORRESPONGENLE. ma *y rsebedule tive | shield the lier from insult, ‘| gounce to the *Lribane’” readers of | ut the fancy Ie French, aud is |, {Neko arm eete D specie cso vi 1 Bully for the| the cranks of the free silver rab the sudden di pearance of Col. J.} refore cufried out in the daintic he of high-class wash goods, we Toot la wets home's , 6 wht Loco wade forit|Had the General been a Brya:ic| KA Greenway, of the Hardin Star. | waterials, Nothing but the have a choice selection of cheap dime Prexy locality eithiu te of ‘ —a free ailverite,he would have b He has been a faithful old soul in| batiste or multe is used, and bl iitua, oematidied kbd lawns tow do: DVERTISING. dasa aioli ei :fadenee B that office and promised to male a} 3 at if it were not plaite : ADVERTISING. TT ein the MOsed Rithout a word, But shihiag Mak ab Bocaueiat di be inadequate protect 120 per yard. tes of advertysiiy po made kUOWN ¢ “ 4 pera as} eT e hel ore! politic: > ry A 4 ver rettiest thing im un ee er ee eae bnew : ras ‘1 be vealled in tha eee ne HOU Aittorent political v should he so continue in the fatur ote Gis (eed ota 1] We have just placed on sale by ag ET a 3 Oa, ee Cee Bere A finance, he is made calin the past. But lo! the poor boy » Shag a ine tg : $ Ofice, Sundand Tivck, ii i J converui in the past. jo! the | Ha. to wear over tho corset narane heii gtoils wo streets f the outlying object of alack, ia a socily voce} not being aeqaatnted with the fau ts| ot Only us canset cover, but as |22hU8 Of beautiful wash goods worth x — is ‘ and fashions of the lovely maidens of or all 8 hin dre Toe per yard at 5g. Daily, per annum....... polities is eupp sed uevee tv surur,) % Fs * : . ' Daily, Six wouths..... pa notwithstandslyuis is not a question hich concesns| “alco fame, sought. retu cookie the ‘ \| Special sale of 25¢ organdies at Daily, One month 40] it ices remain to be cons 1 : them. It was only a short time unti also serves as a shor i Daily, per Wack...seresse 10 1, General Rives fe followiog| eee ty 204 Ss commented Up /he discovered. that ‘he hyved not ft terns Uhave | Weekly, per rts eer art i Fate Bote va entirely ligiuterested wisely but too well.’ So on : Buy some of our 10e lawns at de anos... i t . "! point. 1\ wlustrates the intolersie| this ace unt, he bid his many friends} °°)" "| : Sarid vei deh aad ae a Specimen copies tree sab hauate aud sit00g OP) Ot iho Democratic party, howes-r, | and admirers a fond saying | adh thy re ano c casnecneuacrommmeanen, ns | P) l aati ehfall ai that be took an ounce of laudanum) o.¢4, “ P iterest in summer, Buy now, while : cee —n jauite talthfally—sogpeptatty “| to relieve hfm of all inward troubles | by w , \ Tl ais hay anne FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1897 Warrensis and Dana insist on | Hon of it hoown as ‘the silver that he may go on his way re : : ty SRE a Se pallibgeb A Sibdgetn pablio the its acts « vi y over “the girl Le left behind,’ f ‘ the | Our stock of mitts, gloves, hosiery cece ; ( ‘and’ tit lily conc thas itv d} was afterwards discovered that ; ‘ handkerchiefs, ete., is complete, and ANNOURCEMER wal Big Lapeer te wie ig| medicine Wortld have no effect ov hiva | i reat of ’ Tho}Swy 1s,authorize} to announce while t t 1 ivexpr:ssible {ST oe 8 as he was an exception to the human | ™ 1 : ere 1 can always find what will to wash the fon) |4ot agree to the frve silver bol race and he then took his departure | s eaee Ful Biattiseon sce ie only «leepous end | 24's society, which was acomme:it-] hy the Lent’s route" aud thereby | SHIRT: ATS! sotion of the As Kuott serubs | Mf@ ove, biivging ull soldiers tog: {saved a coroner's inquest. AS a] of tk Philadelphia | SHIRTS! SHIRTS Goshen ce Wailatica 43: -Dava pat ontiketete tap! frateratty, bas boee sot len We i at Times | We are offering some big bargains son a¢ voint 1 | : tor farewell in bis new adventure and ‘ STIONS 7 7 es sala ey ; A . ito ie pit HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS in men's shirts at 470, 66e " gone piPeldr. lett end ox more, Itis a{tarned ito a political slaug 4 hope he will goon return to help tis} ; 1 men’s shirts at A7e, ¢ The @ucab, Ky dite & fot—subject,|Hous:. Fleas of comradeship—ol- | Wuary Willie’? who now exclaims | & Few Notes ¢ na Matters Cm | vies are the newest, ia vegligee, apd The ake es kia Vvosa dierly affection, must give way bef-re} in thunder tones bis ‘loss is surely| pos iey ; tc] colored bosoms in fast colors. See| A A the «t politteal differences snd | my gain.’ eink lott with oe ae he a Fo Drempr giay! revaville, Ind., pUt} hatred. ‘The heroic deeds—the = - - the ti H our display in show window ofthe fe of sty 8 glass | kindly rewembrances of a lifetime are THE NEW SCHOOL Salas dB pplng with Seat ’ Call on us < mee avn is sy und draak it, Of course | forgotten, while anger and resent. ee wa ety : | ca As a candtdate fF Ci . corpse of him. He kueW) ment crowd the halls and political —_—— Whe re t | ¥ Jit would and bad pr l BY WHE: exendtions avec s ‘ Cas'dti s he: ; bai helt . ila : Medeele | arecemtanded Board Met Last Night to Con- E, GUTHRIE & C0, Se catfical students, If he had left out the L. A. W. MEET sider Plans, | riusedwio ised d the Republic strychnine and stuck to whisky he REY 6 x : 1 . uot Anding tt a pra tattreeen isis would have lived longer, but it would] Goes to Lexington Next Year-*-| Adjourned Until Wednesday.--| | rg * ) AVERAGE CIRGULATION |™vee all the same, in the end, Paducah Lost. Charges Against Colored our : devihal ticle seas ickerroute,| Cy athiana, Ky., June 24.—The Teachers Were False but be into the f ° and the medica delegates to the L. A. W. meet start- niin "Nok every housskes we thed ig ie ts a ope ed yesterday morning at 8 o'clock Of the Daily Sun for the Past] bey Giiitnasniiat ve alee oy Harile inv ake The school board wet last night in een + Six Months Verified by Tur Repablicaa couvention met at |and the reaowned Edgewater stock fewer! session to consider plane sad} io aes f ‘ e Affidavit Toledo aud completed its work. farm, which is the home of the grand] fheriications for the new school] «nich eh osin abies datfor , ringing Jold stallion, Springbok, I. B. V. and | PUlding to be erected on the gid! >= L y pour . eae 1 in concise| Mey other of Kentucky's Sayst Uta dala bade Srp ing boiling wat Ths 2 ’ ark . _ ™ | horses. ne plan is for a $24,000 building, | letting it steep wit r December 1650 avi forceful words, the meaning ef)” “The races Yegan yesterday after. | Ne for # $26,000 building, both two | eoctions are 1 are January - - 1607 blicans of the state of Olto.|noon ai 2 o'clock. A big banquet | Story with basement, and the other is tnade by allowing the w ¢ ul a e February = © 1GQBH | There was no spirit of faction or bix-twas given the ‘ecorcbers’? last |* $28,000 structure, three story and We Sart P ~ ese: oar aight. a basement. It is said that a major- Pin see hts yrs foal March - - - 1757 eda hs ba dla pi, 2 OEM gets the meet for 1898, | ity of the board favors the last named | {ER™ fomnem ter 0 pba a Meetl. ste - - 1707 je Aner. 4 a “ “oy H. Crovinger was nominated for| "Mt #8 all the inembers were not pres- fort “ya pn + on J ie ses ee May - - - - 1680 j°% Domiamed, with Bushuell for chet consul. Louisville riders tared |CUt last night} the board adjourned t \ pat Ouse See pare out wi é governor at the head, Senator Han-| well in the races, until Wednesday, | them in. Set ! and in osder to do so J hae ax was declared the choice of the] Victor Dupree captured two firsts EE ee ; nage coyote prices have been aiatghtered. Al 6)9996 : , : adhe It is understood that the grievance | aot boil, and who call next week will open their vention for the next United States) And one third; Horace Poutch took | «o nittee of the board hae fully in-| utes. The wh eyes with astonishment ; %, 1666 The ticket will sweep the|t*0 firsts; Phil Bornwasser got one | oxtimner Mauna ues awainat four of | He will le fells : A tie ‘ first and three seconds ; Ed L.,Fhomp- Ls : kets, in which to put Organdies, Dimities, Lawns. = . state aud be triumphant son got one second and third; H., | the teachers, /whose election was on} ©) 0)" |) ae a | eee mn go econd and one third ; ; eon pags in| ple ner ntted organdies from 1 3¢ Hexvenson coyhiy is trying togive] W. Middendorf got one second, hele Hare!» ghebbe gr hpmad deere: All ee ‘ lifted I ot 3 its citizens free rbads. ; Cun * reform is to follow close petals iti on: and found tlat there is nofoundation | “yue"*: D, poled , etar pine emt 09 the heels of tariff reform. It is COLOKED FOLAS, for them. The election will take is - 3 na iad "8 i tt 2 oF ea STATE OF OHIO CITY one « pete ' Horxixsyizig had « storm and two| now understood that President Mee a Loreal ston apogee Lal] Fan ; \ ite sees Eoiea ‘ : 3 nesday, an ne \old teachers w FRANK J.CH . ’ ‘ > loge action ney Had a Pic ile af Based Ended In| doubtless be ro-eleyted, tn bi going e yesterday. agress immediate ter the enact- . + er ‘ nds ' Ww oolen Goods. Con meat of the tariff law recommend: ‘The colored folks had a picnic at} Cheap Exeurspy to Dawson, [200.4000 et ‘ the e of a bil for the Hazel a few days ago. Tue brass! On Sunday, e 27th, the Tlli-|/" foes: ie > Sa m curreney commissi band from Murray was on hand in all | nois ae HH ran a low | Sort peor mo | F ts sa eh nembl Fail ties, | PORP and glory. They had lots | rate ona " fo Dawedn, leaving |) ~ —- AW Is p he died of heart disease, Srarlea. ke AE Parley }tg “eat and plenty to drink. Miss | Paducali' gnd returning, | ies : i fecescnilha coer SMR " shall devi ‘frame a plo | [fattie Grogan evtivenc 1 the occasion | leaving Da eG . fu. Fare for the | tars ¢ tan lage 1 13 The tariff bil is rppidly er the cur-jby stabbing Mrs. Ameiica Gardner} round trip $1. td | Its completion Lefurefe senate, 1 ‘3 States, iu the bead, eutting a gash about Wa. Kegtioss, ALG. PLA. |, nae [Rib sons, Laces and Millinery. iad cits (oats nore ‘ il, that such a{ three iuches long. The blood tlowed| J. T. Donovan, C, A. I ‘ | All pretty staded in sash Bor 0 jolwe for side ; Z * ly, and 9s the blending of red and -_—_— NOMINEE FOR JAILER ta trifle, pretty lades and m a tow of the seate smendment : » ie was very appropriate and pleas-| Commencing Monday, June 20th, ? Rave hekn diduced to actual 7 ————o th t ts of its}ing to those of good taste, Mrs.{the General Klectric Light Seats teal Pimad: . < ie Loussvitie Post’ has clang s/ America was the cynosure of all eyes. |Power Company ‘will commence to |Tmilcted Five Times at’ Benton, Silks. the name of its local Democratic ta eee The cutting was done over on the|give all day and gli night lighting | _ Marshall County. is e ; tions which got together long enough | which bevius vext Decembe ‘ennessee side. Hattie stepped over | service. This will give all of its pa-|_ J.T. Duncan, the n « 7 e have ¥ on hand to grab for cilices, the “Pe »ple’s ag la it cman: a Keutucky and was ‘safe on the| trons a chance to jyave fans in their | Briensburg convention »Jranging in prices to 98c "Anything f ‘ Gsaliy one thavaiweriionn nt tho |Get Maee residences or stores, Rates for cur-| of jailer, was indicted “Cur tains and Portieres. yything for an ollice ca ae een helne| Aud the band played on. rent will remain, as before, viz.:|meuts for gaming. Mr. A beautiful line jselling belov ¥ ‘Tue Kentucky € ‘ourt of “ye peals is i ay rt tty ny ms i eal: A BIOGi :APUY ris aca pees ae Mens! 1a lor on Sal nt rae ga ie et a i" then > proved ne of the most prom!- OGR! 20c, Fans $1.50 per month, ‘Tele. | set for next Saturd suys the Bi > 1 " 1 adjourned for summer —vacation.| nent of these was the frequently reit- phone No. 12 if/you need anything | ton “Tribune.” : Shoes! Shoes!!! Shoes : , Cool retreats, sylvan shart in rated statement that. prives of farm To Be reared of Prominent Men |in the way of fang or lights. jin] Be ; gee, ents ull Ch n's i leps and such Juxucies will per ‘ : May of the First District. ie / ibe Take the } Ville, Chattanooga] big values, small pripes. No, old Re eoeee hed tenet a Maton dior J. M. Meloan and Mr, Jobm {Christian Endéavorees, San Fran- and St. Louis a for Tennessee | stock, all new goods, spld regardless sought for aud found by the \ fsilver, No state | Editor J. Mj Meloan and Mr. Jubn wats entennial, Nashville. $3.85 round] of cost " in cisco, L, dispensers of law, v1 has| McDonald, of e Murray “Ledger, The Missouri Pacific Railway has | tip, gop tor seven days tf Remember we ri close out ——- thor 1 are compiling a history of the First} ,. “ | our entire stock within|thirty days ‘Tur Japan npexa,| 22 $0 thoreuguly d:proven by the | Congressional district and its. protal-| fered for this ogeasion yreatly re | De, Kua : hn da ih e of the past sis he. Q8l cant ai ‘ duced rates, St. Louis to San Fran | Nose and! | MAN aps Mie aaa rae s [nent men, Tr willfea valuable book, cisey, ‘Tickets’on sale June 20th, | J. H. Edélen, come citizens of Hawaji,.aud in case] \ i seine ‘ by ious to posterity, 1p] 20s July Ist, 2d and 3d, 1897, Important 214 Broadway. a of annex e that 1 : bitislcte ham eeal An This route passes through the most} All persons-knowyt ee and me time tt i rl cacti "A Ah mene in. thy | Picturesque sections of Missouri, |dehted to the tims ff Rof Z Goma: Aiboriven off 1 \ F Fis | Athen tose cua le ape} kansas and Colorado. Jand Jolin Rogers & Sog by bs f farm | ot 1 is [ee fall hue bs w| _ Special trains consisting of Pull- | warned to call and Agtfe the same at r 1 : . setae man buffet sleepers aud reclining Jonce at my ollice, No. vuth \ ‘ y bile silver has] Yo Nuuuse to print and] mam butlet eect ead Fe aemetaaalaaey ‘ " 1 Pic ye pee 1 i fa dhe best suvtc. 1p] chair chair cars (seats free) will be eet, and Ahi ave to f in price until it ” ) ~-loperated, passing through Kansas | themselves costs, 94 1 1 be forced J's i info ges the book in] OF I 8 en us the ja theth , nearly qe quite the lows] =o Penne City, Pueblo, Grand Junction, Salt|to proceed hy lay tofotlect same, / ~) meantime he t self for] at history Prey AD i Lake City, Ogden and on to San | unless otherwise getuifa promy his d ficult ‘ 1 ————— Exeorston Rates toSan Fraticisco, | Francisco. , : Wo Hy Punves r * pon affairs with the Pr ; ny is a war cloud gathering sttorAta, Christian Endeavorers in taking | Receiver of Rog aay bg and John | fon Seatsliss of ~ Jov ver for lis pore] a eerie hristidn Endeavor | tts Foate have opportunity to visit| Rogers & Sh d26tt pl Ltd t e. ‘Tue free-silver party | Convention, the Nadhvilfe,Chattanoo- | Corde Springs, Manitou and Den- | Foyt Bale, ae a ; ; Jenatcr|ga and St Lous Boflway will asi] Yer, Competent repregentatives of] 4s ing gun ohion shi vay We're always the a show : Iv there wae @ag fear Bryan we e-vlection of Senator/gaand St; Lous Ballway will sell ie aissouri Pacide Ralway will be| At the Sex gitice olt papers, nice] ayy | ; re ya Spa c of Utah, and looks to the ; Hy ner u aaa 2 i) a BO en in charge of train to render assistance a “po i ae ue tt u to pi ut un F | YLES ver shouters might arrange to supple. | free siiver D y for heip, which |Uine, Cal, at /ABBS each, wig | 2 make trip comfortable for patrons bd Te en eee ALL ST went him with Senator M it appears is uot fortucoming, up te] Memphis, El Pago’and Southern Cal.| "Mile en route, Aw instructive An all the Jatee ae Aivelies- na 0 te. ‘The ver Republicans | ifornia : ni nance itinerary of the trip will be mailed) ‘phe Nashville, Chattanooua & St signs wad colorg, They're iu now 4 sus tireless as the m in tepublicans a, » B. Teacnovr, free by a siog hae ets me “| ready for 6 d evame’and ae tresonie a0 6 talny day] > (treachery, by au ate[tl 426 Bryfflway, Paduealy Ky, |**° PY ene <ciete! pas railway will, sll osu tp hy foe your. Fapeetig ER aprdellen ped: rordout Cana aot pat ge creant tA Be Rg at tans ca Mouldi nad as ( bss! On esoadaboh the ¥, B. BO, <x, St. Louis, Mo. |, date’of purchase Picture Mou ings Tr was the woman this t { 1 wis to] meeting thd Minols Central Railroad} (4. S:HH. 8. Marruews, F. B, Tracnowt in fe City, ’ pp her swoeth h young Jawye f pts the en-|Co., will, on June 29th aud 30th,and| Geu- Trav. Agt. Ho. re By. City Ticket A ent, Have you sdon the Yet oF had a quasrel, or disagrecd tente cordiale between free silverites, {Jy 1st, 2nd aud 3rd, sell one way anisville, Ly : something, She went to his oltic | Whenever g Republican |itaeelass tickets to San Frau eRe rns A YARD OF ACES. SE LG uliee hiotvor pulled out a tae PeOhSS and intermediate points, at $24.40] Pursuant to éall of the Repu! is ‘ Prices Reasonable.for GOOD work, ‘i od gates ce ’ expe nen rat or 8 from Paducah, County Committee, the Repub { more, pistol and shot her th Le ocrat cf ‘pport} Stop-overs will’ye allowed west of|of the county are requested t« \ oa : pwe . | i h eLwee! head. if there is any of Peaver, Colorado Springs and Ki] at the City Hall in Paducab, } Ponperisani feet between TL. P, BALTHASAR, : ‘ , — favoiding it, le will learn bis error] ?830» until July 9th, 2 o'clock p. m., Saturday, Jur Northwest, 428 Bway, Undgr Parmer Ho Waernen all 1 sigs HO Me ee ig responding low rates will pres} 1 for the purpose of nom \ WASHIN@TON, D.C < am by the “Regir! only A's Republi si houad ©. specified days | candidates for the various cor \ a ofa Rept biican cpoacil in 1895 is} x ams dor thto Aucyst 9th, with] fices to be voted for at the Nov ‘i tathavol tho 1 att | Oy bat free allvey will n stopover privileges / final imit]election. All Republicans | eypean, $1.00 and/up# ; due to thax ot ee F8UCT publican in condition for a Democrat] August Lith 16th, the city who aro.registered 2 , $1.60 to 2.50) \ nominees in thay election, o falls. vole for K ation apoly to and all Republicans who v toe placed at ti eof w certain distingal ic gente. AE LE i'l. Dysovay, C. McKinley and reside outside irat-classfamilyMoiel. Ng liquors. oh. tilde to be me E meee f nd venient t® cars And placey of inter IY hiydrants.” aly man to be cleeed councilu. «¢ the] Tux Confederate Veterans who met a Lo are eligible to sie te Most neralfo, fi ind pleas- Pans 7 fi am eit Nash slile tecdiittad ‘Gin. “ 4 Anson, G Fyn: home for tourists ight-soers Second ward, ‘is difile rc e-elected Gea, Juhu G.] Chicago, 22j4t ‘Chai “oeity. \ F. LL, Prop. jayor fi of low cut godds will bo sold at pri- ces that oanndt be had elsewhere in the city. All colors, all styles and toes. Now \s the jimo to buy footwear at H. DIEHL &\ SONS 310 Broadway. Phote 310. Holiday Bieisuvis Fruit Cake Materials, Apples and Ora: Fresh Can HOME-MAD ) Goods, &c. CIALTY. JOHN J. DO, « «| LOUIS O' BERTS) BEE iS fu Anezioes Plan snd Trimb'e Sts. Telepnone 118. { | Rock} -—\ FL PRBS od sa => D ANS, > FREE TQ OUR GASTOMERS COME rO-Us | OR YOUR ‘INE SHOES (NG GOODS. DRY GOODS, AND FUR FURNI 205 BROADWAY PADUG RIE LO R——, tiling - Co., LE BRATE Q =RAOf St. Louis. ENT ¢ Also v: deink$——Soda Posi S t Water, Orange c Telephone orders filled until 110" Taek at night Paring week and 12 o'clock Saturday t \ Telephone i101, 10th and Madison Streets PADUCAH,EFY, re Wall baper | : Window ‘shades "lis THE LATEST PA PROMPT ATTENTION ey a ALL ORDERS, EIR. ©. B. STRR KS, ray | Galigraph and’ fe more Typewriters andiSfp plieg. 107; SOUF ECOND[STREET baad ile xehg ge for old Machines at liberal figures. .DRMIS, 'Clareyce, Dallam Formerly At BURNEY S DALL, i, Bhanean Attorney-at-Law Opisvilte Trust Buitding. Puumrsst NTO 8. V. Co for heating your rey Tin, Slate and Iron Roofer, 129 S. Thid St, { Ratlway Co, ATTORNG) ati REED | Praptice ff alljc rte. Office, Br, oth, over ‘4 to $5.00 per day, Rooms only $1.00 aid upw, way bet, 4th and jompson, the Tailor’s, I \ )