The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 26, 1897, Page 4

You have tried those Swe t Syrups for Chills and still you shake. { wm Our Malarial Tonic Capsules #5 EVERY DOSEJEFFECTIVE. 5c, 50c, $1,00 J. D. BACON & CO, Just Purch: Druggists. peveath ‘and Jackson. You Can't / furnishings of al bs y @ White Plume from @ Crow’s Tail, nora good 5 Bicycle from Castings..' ‘ The MONARCH through. prices. Call and ex: shoes and slippe: Inch\a This stock consists of the fi cloth and straw hats, silk umbre] bought the stock, which It will pay you to call a PADUCAH AUCTION AND STORAGE C0, ased at pany, of St. Louis. 1 kinds. on ouis trade, amine the goods and note our prices, rs, that will\be sold at half price. see these bargains, 228 and 230 Court St, “Cor. 8d &jCoart. TIONAL SALE'Harbo reed Sale, Entire Stock of - Heins Merchant Tailoring Com- ist tailor-made sitits, fine pants, firie las, men’s fine underwear, shirts and | These goods are all of thy’ latest styles and finesf quality, and were | bought for the very best St. : High rents and poor mgnagement caused the assignment, and we will sell at less than original wholesale Also, received another lot of men’s, ladies’ and children’s sample Know 1, G, NOTES. ’ rs CUT PRICE LIST: —f{— Laces...A big asgortment of German and Valenciennes laces for your choos- ing, ranging in prfces from isc to 75¢ for twelve-yhrd pieves. Cotton te 18x40 inches, for 48c a zen Heavy Tarkish bath towels, 18236, for 98e a dozer Heavy Inick liten towels, 18x40, for a doaen Jollar corset, im 8 24 to 30, at Soe. Forty styles 10d sea yard Thirty styles 19¢ linen brode now at sea yard Ve styles dotted suisses and three styles dotted dumities worth 20c, now at 10e a yartl; 15¢ witite dimities for 7c a yard. Cross-barted muslin worth 8iy¢ for se American orgatdies in choice print- ings fof only toc a yard Another invoice of very fine foreign organdjes, of beautiful printings, worth 40c, will be received and put ow sale this 23sec a yard, rgaudies now at ©, worth double diye and se yard. le bleachkd domestics at 4c, til 7hyc a yprd I-wide unbleaghed domestics 4tyeand sc a yard, te quilts at money-saving prices, and large siaes for 484, 69 and gXe each Ready-made bleached sheets, sizes, at 3c and 4c Ten-quartet sheeting, special, at 12}¢¢ per yard 2 silk parasols for 75¢. White sil at ood Those 98c ladies’ cplored changeable KEEP + KOOL You want the‘best you can find, at theleast money--- well, that’s just what we have’ in efri We SS gerators... ve the only one with the ice betwéen the provis- ion c youSbuy* imber. See it before ALL HAVANA FILLED. bert ‘Bernheim, 120 North 5th Street, M. - Oo, Mo (NEXT PALMER HOUSE.) Telephon 364 Ed. D. Hannan, & ‘Plumber. Fittings and Fixtdres, Sprinkling Hose, Rose & Paxton 329 Court Street. tetepreme 8) 201 RAaAd A’ WVUVEVVVAVUB Give you All Kinds of be ¢ ; PERSONALS. lite silk parasolq worth $1.25 at 89c - Bic cie Fifty-cent felt in 411 colors only ase ail is the ti fj Ladies’ 20-gent s¢amless fast black | © —SSE=— et That now is the time Miss Eugenia Parham left at noon hose for taka 2 " q a sunimer Yests at truly give oa to give Ellis, Rudy | We want bri; for Bardwell. ‘ . 17H 1 aching | away pr she 7ie and Biyc, These + & Phillips » » | bustacel rsh gd Mrs. Quigley returned at noon) The Big Corporation is Reaching | wey prices te. 7Me and Soe qual r] ‘ F to represent us trom Dawson. ‘ 1a Out Again. i mentyresat Wekid oti clothe tox 15c a t everywhere. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Robins left ibe a >, ably oi h THE HOT END) at noon for Creal. Desesble’ Solatsll ten al ey’ 068 e MONARCH CYCLE MFG. CO. Mrs. Avery Reed left at noon for] 1¢ is Now # Road Over In Minos] '55 ‘0 2s.apiete. and 43sec, worth And keep cool yourself? Bardwell on a visit. She Wants, Wea verde . ¥ Wiest Ses: Chicago \ ra had sarees Mr. E, M. Goodloe, of- Calvert thee Men's so-epnt lagndried shirts, plain 7230-9 | | Send ning tmoncent stamps fr Monarch City, is in the city today. Me coed apd faney, fof 980 18, this gale, Office Hours { 1-3 P.M $ .58 buys child’s canvas oxford, 8's edt 370 Mrs.Anspatcher and Mrs.\Ike Baer} It is reported on the other side of MILLINERY 24 to 11, were 75c. left at noon for Creal. of the river that the Ilinois Central} ytayy thipgs in millinery will be put |= y .68 buys same goods in misses’, 12 T. F. Bishop and wife, of Council] is reaching out after more track, It}om sale at very low prices. It will be % to 2,were $1.00 & SO N Ss Bluffs, are at the Palmer. is ele thst the Chose &c r as | to your linifeost to lgok here before buy. a . fa baby’s strap slipper that L ; aad railroad is about to undergo a change | ‘4 F Sami oe 5 Mev We 5. Pace otee-\0 Sl lc naaWinaed. Veakthe.,.41ll eae SHOES 98 boyd woman's chocolate, black AGENTS. perenne te0e: BOW NAD eee Central people are to be the purchas- ire fontinuibg our great sale of F ' 4 2 Miss Alice Fay. of St. Louis, is The id * hae Sp vices, tod eiet ean ¥ Ff Oxblood strap, heel or spring, ’ ers, ne idea seems to be to get a] O p : P srord $1.26. y ER REPOR' the latest fdeas in fine Lamps] guest of Mrs. John T. Donovan. connection with the Southwest ans,f ae Steam, Gas and * 1.19 buys same style and colors, that VEATH now on display at Robins Glass & Nearly all the local confederate | through the Cotton Belt system. The ¥ ee . “yh rgtelgi.60, ree Queensware C i 23j4] veterans have returned from Nash-!plan includes the purchase of the - Sanitary... 8 woman's oxblood lace shoe,| Louisville, July 2¢ jowe4rs tor in. te ville. Houck road, extending west from } e é iS aU eetak ak 1.15. night and Sunday, After the conventign Saturday send} Ciotie Howard went up on the|Cape!Girardean tothe Cotton Belt, | pa | ALE ON AL KINDS OF... OOF ADEN, WAA 52, —— your wives down to’ Robins’ 4 - H Pt oa WOKE Chunactio, | SPECIAL@ATE. 1,98 buys man’s kangaroo or vici low + ION, ta a 5 day sale, | Hopkins today to make the round} thus forming a complete connectivo 9 “ ahoe (pizes broken) that were] LOCAL MENTION. |and Qucensware Co's Monday sale. |i), between the Illinois Central and the Kony. $2.50 and $3.00. “ Gold standard prices gn every thing. | ttle Miss Catherine Thomas left|Cotton Belt. This would head off| 1 Glass Freagh Musttwd...... 0.05] 182 South Fourth Stroet lee 1.98 buys @ Gongola southern tie or Sir Edwin's Next $tart. On the Day Force. at noon for Mayfield on a visit to}the C. & eae Lin Horn nk this 11 Ib Evaporgted Apples + 0.06 ar congress, broad and easy, were} sip Edwin Arnold sigris again] Officer Frank Eaker is temporarily | relatives. al une penmpuodt aad: Neeatoye save los: Cholep, Lemons ees O15 ee $2.75. Tuesday at Columbus Onto. Hejon the day force in place of Officer] Mrs, E. B. Harbour and Miss Van the ane netwabll’ icled ano. tha 24 Ibs ¢ hoibe I re Flour.... 0,70 = <a Scrap Pile we Sev saipey eed has won threeAtraight ce. Etter, who is ill. Pelt | Tuesday for 4 trip to Mecibiiels.” and Obteego aot a, “ tical € ‘ po 40 i ML our odds and ends bas- — Californ: yaad leago » Bes + 0.7% " 0 on’ he name a "t] For one } aS : ther lake ports. 2 lbs Goo K 0.35 kets many desirable low shoes. Come Don’t fi the naime and don’ t} For one mo isslig Cobble Reechte es Wow ol nian 2 . 0.2 4 pees alam, deadaan be ox pears $9 ities vet suitor tt odes. pees Deb ae improving, as his many friends will] ‘Traveling Passenger Agent Evaa|! 0 2 e by abet as 0.45 oo al ay i ak 2 be glad to learn Prosser, of the B. & G., is at the , S Sae it. 1 - soy wes 8 ‘ 2 Ty eS Do you Wig’ Tea? pon't|,, Just received another lot of gaso-] Mr. W. L. Thompson, the tailor, | Paliner. Phove 67. 1B 5. Second St ee ie Clana line stoves and ‘refrigerators. Will and wife, left this morning for the] covorai workmen al the L.C. shops) TSE F ELLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS) soc ous Seon oe of Glisses/acll very low. Hak Bos chi ree) piershcatonersiper are laying off uatil the. machinery te CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES IRE PW anaiics Gils & Otte ’ 2 Mr. and Mrs, Tom Pruitt, of | moved. ; ! \. 219.221 BROADWAY. Ropins G {ass & Qurensware Co Ghsapbell sicost, are pareaia bf qifee x) LIFE and a 23}4 Baath of o/Cnild. 19 pound girl bab; (. Traveling Freight Agent R. C. ee wt A nive Wash Bowl and Pitcher for] The two year old ‘laughter of Mr.11# Po | Watkins is in the city Commentaxd Prignyreetas.—The : ni W. D, Thomas,.of 701 South] Mrs. J, T, Reddick and two sons| usual services will De conducted at ORNADO 48¢ Monday, th, at Robins Glass & Queenswafe Co. Go to Cairo op the steamer City of Chattanooge/tomorrow. She will] (| —————=»»— tow“ho barge, ‘ueither will she be], Gewuine granite ifon ware of all lashed to an old“worn out. steamboat, | 4¢scriptions very low'at : but she will make s is 2 aie Dare Tome, she leaves C: 2 Gallon’ Milk or Water Buckets you home x {go at 10¢ Monday at Robins Glass & into going on an overrated boat, The | (Qaeensware Co. 23j4 Fowler is not the only afl | vor is she the fgStest by any mes Eleventh street, di remains will tonigh Tipton, Ten last night. The be shipped to the city today en ville to his home boat In the County Grayeyard. The remains of Robert Molett, who Candidates R, ite We will have music ou board. Re-| ,, The remains ee Bed seat yO. We aca |died in jail yesterday’ were today Fee eee eee iy soc.” | buried in potter's field, as were those] the underbrush : a e People. yo, Only 50c. | of Bufort Mayes, whd died in the| City, It is new and ofiginated by Stutz. | railroad hospital, What? (Seq Window replay 2 Order | Williamson, Jr. Decorated gaps and saucers, 38¢ Young or middfe Aprgys STORE {in this and sdicihing/eounye; NE man tytravel! Qn the Dick Fdwer excursion to per-|Cuiro next Sunday meals will be Vests, Panls ang Shoes, and pay'| elder. will a ate Fitzgerald chapel! ull sizé water bottle worth 25c, 23)4. ) Monday} June 2 You can visit evening and get duction on anythr last week. The two young A-TNA BICYCLES 100 @50 75040 —_<— leave, sulted in Pt STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE! You have got to see them before you can realize how good they are. Today the gradi This —_— rey JAMES W. GLEAVES & SONS, AGENTS PADUCAH, KY. at LaBelle. but a shod | running oi Ram Good m left this morning for White Plains and Greenville, on a visit. Messrs. Harry Judge and Morris Marks leave tomorrow for Nashville to attend the Centennial. Mr. Walter Bunn passed through e Misses Higgins, after a pleas- ant visit to Miss Mae Paxton, left at noon for their future home in St.Louis. W. Bloomfield left this morning for Mrs. J. E. Williamson, Mrs. John daughter, Miss Willie, left today for Misses Gertrude and Annie Bab- cock, Miss McNeely, Editor Ed McNeely, of the Evans- ATs. .-4 jit for for dinner. The per set; decorated plates, 38c per old and Jobn, and f 4 | Price is the same as other creams. | et, worth 50-cents, Monday at Rob- GY YOLLE fT Witten. ins’ Glass apd Qyeensware Co. making round trip on the Hopkins, TH BROADWAY. manent position ; sAlary $60 a month | g¢ rved at 3: 25j2 | ville “Journal ;”” and expenses; gg6d\cbance for ad- a and Mrs. Hosley. leanceniant, ‘AdrgssShepp Com-} The ‘faith Curists, é i pany, 1020 Chéstnut St. Phiiadelphia, |_| Rev. W. M. Brown and son, Chas. 14 were here today. Pent, y 23j8 |E. Brown, the alleged faith curists, hatha RR ea ruy agerip |are today at Hebron. © Next Friday} Mrs. deacrsh Second - Hand wil Dulles the Church, they will be at Marion. this morning from , such as Coats,| Rev. V Moore, presiding > she went some days ago to meet her son Stoddard, who has been attend- apparently thrived ,on Kansas air, as good pric me if not worn|in Ballard Ra on July 4, It is a) goes for 0c at ovr Monday sale,—| ing school in Kansas. beg tale Rite: wel h | Robins Glaserand Queensware Co. | Pl ay us or'we € —— at wos at beste have no solipitors:“ } FOR HARDWARE o: kinds} a big galvanized wash tub for 35c] knowledge of his LAWRBNC ghourt ot oat at os & at Robins Glass and Queensware C This is Whatthe Ballard Cutting George Davenport and Fred Be- 9% | ment were tried yesterday at Love- ~ —[laceville for cutting Gus Pace at a dance at his house in Ballard county profane language.add » were asked to A difficulty-“aroge which re- ‘8 going fous into the road and getting cut. The malicious cutting case was dismisged and Be- ment was fined $20 and Davenport $15 for a breach of the peace, A SURE THING. pe ee Grading of the Road Up La Belle Park Begins. bill spur of the park line track began ut Sunday week. Next Week, In addition to regular program, . rs Edison’s Vjtascope. Round trip street MARION. CYCLE co., cluding admission Mafeers, Take People’s Mazfon, Ind, ‘Chi carry the crowd to airo next Sun- day. Watch smoe,, Round ic stone, of the N., route from Nash- on the in Golconda. his brother, Condi Jobnstone, of the T. Lightfoot and J. train, up about Calvert Agent John Mu nd children, Har- Mrs, Willis and form, Birdsville on a visit to relatives. } Special Aun daughter of Mr. Will Babcock of Evansville, are 6th. mer sales of this s been suctessful, Robertson returned n St, Louis, whither Stoddard has| out our offerings, almost out of the/ ceding attractive things friends. Noah’s, Ark this a ton pet cent. re- ing in the house. 1 A BREACH OF THE PRACE, to make the goods gains, We these special | clea prices are below va Scrape Developed Into. at our bargain | list’ mén, it seems,used Highest” ing of the up the] - om . work will require and cars will be no, Park, AN! ape A Pure 0 dar fare 15c, in- to crane Railway! Cars. itanooga will board. A ; Bufort Mayes, c ville, a section hand, died of lockjaw at the railroad hospit: We will céufwenc: summer cleafing on Chief Dispatcher Marry G. John- » left yesterday afternoon for West Clifty, Louisville division of the Iili- nois Central, to attend the funeral of Thomas H 1. C., who struck yesterday by the spout on a water tank and knocked under 203, and instantly killed C. & St actor Ivibill, of lyn, was over this morning, A new tloor of yellow pine is be- ing laid on the freight depot plat- nouncent, our made it ajrule to cut the prices deep- er and deeper until the publie cleaned | Inno special cleagipg sale pre- this have we liad so Our present stock will be closed out at whatever pfices are necessary irresistible bar- mean all we claim for The goods are berg and will be sold. The e. Any goods that do not sell promptly at our first cut prices will be further reduced in prices the second week amd again the third week and so ontintil the goods offered are sold or given away. Look in another col- umn for this week's selling. have just received pnether lot of fine French Organdies, \also a lot of ready made crash and witite duck shirts, — ring sales. Harw Special#rices on all kinds of ‘Tine Monday's Sale, June foptns Gass & Qurenswane Co, warded prs+-World’s Fair, idwinter Fair. NG DER Cream of Tartar Powder. (RS THE STANDARD. ' night fully one thousand people were ed, of Louis- last night, was Brook- regular Tuesday, July many We 112 and 113 Nossh Third Street. the Cumberland Presbyterian church, corner of Sixth and Cofrt streets, M. E. Chappell, Pastor, Preaching at 10:45 a, m. and 8:00 p. m. Sun- day-school at 9:30\a.m. Prayer veting Wednesday \at 8:00 p. m. all are cordially invited to atteud, The Ladies’ Aid Society of the C. P. church will meet Monday at 3:00 p.m. with Mrs, J.T. Postlethwaite, West Broadway. his eres Lutuknan—At the Lutheran ehurch, 4 South Fourth street, Sunday school at 9 a, m. ; services in German at 10:15 a.m, and in Eng- lish at.8 p.m. Subject, Excuses,”’ H. Brueckner, pastor. Rev, W. H. Sheffer preached an excellent sermon to a large audience last night on the subject of “The Immortality of the Soul.”” He will preach tonight on the subject of “The Divinity of Corist.’” The objéct of thigsale will be to rd close ont qvery pitte of goods bougist for this season's selling. Finst Bartist.—Preaching at the First Baptist chuch at 11 a.m. and8 eo 9 Ban! for-1 5. m. by the pastor, W. H. Penrod, 9 ag el Hage | Morning subje the Recompense Fe nce (08 omara.:* Evening subject, “The Perplexity of Pilate,’ Mr. Deason, of Nashville, will assist the choir at both services, Chanler, organist. — Sunday-schoo at 9:30a.m, Mr. Flint Singletary, Superiotende’ binst Curistian--Services as us- are cordially invited to attend these services. Tenru Srregr CurisTian—The usual services ‘may be expected, Sunday school at 9:30 a, m,; com- munion at 10:45 a. m. ; preaching at 11 a,m.; Senior and Junior En- deavor union meeting at5 p.m; preaching at 8 p. m. Broapway M. E.—Rev. Warner Moore will preach at 10:45; preach- ing in the evening by the pastor, Other services as usual, Sxconp PuesuyreRtaN—Preaching atthe Second Presbyterian church tomorrow at 119, m. and 8 p. m.; Sunday school at 9:30 a, m, Every- body invited. Revival Meeting. Services at the tent, South Third street, hetween Jackson and Ohio; Sunday school at 9:30 a, m. ; preach- ing at 11 a, m. by Rey, W. F. Ham- mer, of the Central Methodist church, Memphis ; services at 4 o'clock in the afternoon; preaching at night at 8 o'clock. A cordigl invitation is ex tended to all peraons to attend, Rev, H. Juergens, of Holland, Ind., will preach at the German Evangelical chur¢h at both services at the regular hoyrs tomorrow, Sun- S, SECON! My oe, The Bes ual both morning and evening You| WILL SEE THAT | A Paducah in 4, ‘Phe housewite wht ef he Insists on hay reed CIP BAKERY UKEAD As yet there'# nothing baked can bea Redan Kircpho sense tes Gae ‘complete | make From beet gf flour and pertect wheat Wi Don't let Insist on ie When oncelpn four folk ¥ A nice, noat'p) Where minny And every thi ‘ou'll always oratory mai up of his 5 Saconp and Ohio streets, there will be Sun-| when day school at day school at 9:30 a.m, All mem- diet hers are invited to attend. 10¢ Buys a largo el ceihy in) aia Great interest ip being manifested Monday at Robins’ Glass é& Quee in the tent meeting on Third street |W®"e Co 23)4 under the preaching of Dr. Hamner.| Nice ash stove For one hour and\fifteen minutes last ~ { raat Say other foaves are JL Keeps Clix bakery liread. You'll go a real Ang eountieas, And Kircbhot's Bakery’s up te ie, With bread-and cakes aud vine alt straight (Folks bay of tirenuod) So if you'd have nd Always be iui happy tuood. day 108, m.,4 p Arrangements haye been more seats today and necessary to remaig standing as on last night. A NEW GROGBRY nsurance \ Office over Citizen's Saving Bank. Cor: . r Twelfth and Bu ett Streets. The Neatest Store, The Newest Stock, The Lowest Prices. rom ly DSTREET, PADUCAH, KY, Loat Ever Drawn man Oven, GALLMAN & SON. Goods delivered to any part « EAT CITY BAKERY BREAD MONE ON AL TO LOAN VALUABLES, We are overytocked on Ladies’ and HOFF Gent's RE WELL FED. Solid Gold Nod Filled Case per anil Watches, , w Fant no ou idua. ee 18 Kirchhoms tshop, can ladiegatops niin nickels drop. bY BAKERY BREAD, ng Hoth bave Cull woigt Your health made good, ‘sk for KIRHHOFF'S FOOD ny werg the praises sent powers. Preaching every m, and 8p. w, made for it will not be Barrist—Corner Ninth] arson dey the pastor, 108 8. Second, Harry Duncag, the young rested recently ¢t Benton for alleged O'a. m.; preaching | two ago, morning and eveni $900, was declared forfeited. ‘The public invitedts Kil bervices i Duncan is charged ¥ith forging an invoice and burning a/ store at May- field, defrauding the Ansurance com- panies, J, Tae man of Benton, is Joh wood, delivered | map, and has been i p art of the city, | before court and show reason\wh should All the standard” makes of move- gents and cases. | Silver Watohgs. Guns, Pistols, Musical Also a big lot of |{nstrumentay See the prices we will you. rry a good line of Clothing, me bakers. in jealous mood. |Genty’ MMhrnishings, Hats, Shoee =] sh'a's "Goon. Trunks, Yalises, Playing Cards, Dice, KIRCHHOPF'S FOOD: geal trial wile psak, We bug all our goods at forced sales And hivdd Tn ates Oy Ohi and buy atrictly for cash, and can al- lock, ways giv you bargaineimevery line. » King hd you've dmea) Money & loan om all valugble mt fin Boa Michael, Jr. d66r to Lang Brow pal ea 1B, HowatteD, DS, DENTIST held spell bound ynder bis magnetic} T*!°PhonR 2216 Offices, 427 Broadway Office Hours: and at night st, are at Mayfick!, failed to show up his case \ Sa walled a day or and his bond} amounting to M, Johpson, a sawmill bonde- y be ot pay the bond, «2 «