The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 6, 1897, Page 2

Fourth of July in the one item of |)... powder and fireworks. “Gov. Boies, of Iowa, is not the ——— / : Waar the people demand is an in-|°2!Y Democrat who feels as he felt : it ja-} when he said: violabie~currency, » safe banking} «for one, Ido not believe it pos- chapter of the Daughters According to the move that some THE ‘PADUGAK DAILY SUN ? stocks will ingrense the pia sili working capital; in a few eases, Pablistet “wrery™ afternoon, exe cept ability to furnish coal according to Sunday, by contract Will entail a loss to the y— SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Jorerators, but this will be overbal- jOORPORATED, anced by the closing out of coal on hand, The only real losers wall be PRESIDENT AXD) MANAGE Q Sarr PRESIDENT S coren, 18 icaerany | the miners. ‘ssa tlh weve TREASURER ——— DIRECTORS: me clementa, Jt] ‘TNH rebellion in the Philippine Is- Duitan lands has brought so the front a won- in the per- derfal military strategist YESTERDAY'S} RA R bes . Nota Very Large Crowd Out Yesterday. Vhere Are Races Agam this After: noor Winners of the Contests. | SONG OF YEARS. The bright 1d And} And { son of Emilio Aguinaldo, who is] There was not a large crowd at| w ill give spectal attention to ALL local hap: Be Crean of interest in Paducah and vicinity. Pleading the natives troops and baff- the west end races yesterday, he 1 news: "which ‘will be Nook aa Teak will permit without re} ling the Spaniards in every engage- st, re ld ti Jesse won the first race, balf a ment. Aguinaldo isa native, poland repeat, in 49!4 seconds, VW ells IHE WEEKLY SUN sessing personal honor as well asimil-| second, ‘The starters were: J ss devoted to the interests of our country Pat-liary ability, and his appearance|Charlie Wells, Red Bird, Jr., i tons, and will at all times be news fertaining, while keeping its reads {| promises to make the Philippine re- Cross and Harry Bark er on all political affairs and voplc s Dy A “ . Tearless and tireless ex} abs ‘ ‘ .| Asmond won the trot in 2:2 Sere, aa areirthe Ravioual’ Nepuvii| bellion as hard to subdue as the one] , ‘temgne Won} er in Cuba, where Weyler makes ®]" Tank Lang, High Noon, Red CORRESPONDEN spasmodic bluff {every full moon, but] Parker and C. @Q. Redskin bea winte its Correspar. chor “}aloes nothing starters in the iwile novelty. ment, in which it hot y __—_ and second qiarters were wi a gue iaanel Tux Republicans of the Third Ju-] Tank Lang, and third aud fovrt ADVERTISING. dicial district. made the strongest} High Noon, Rates of advertysing will be nade known on | nomination possible yesterday when| 1m the morning race thete sot oe ; thi starters, Dr. Roy, Gismoude, 5 ————__— fone —-Jihey chose Judge Jas. Breathitt as} Stems y Office, Standard WW) North Fourti ’ Top, Torenger and Belle of Av sonal their candidate for circuit judge: | Silver Top, tipped by the Len Daily, per annum.... $ 4.50] Tue nominee, Judge Breathitt, is] the first heat in 53 seconds, \ Daily, Six months... 2.25| amply qualified and has held the po-} Gismonde took the uext two tu Jaily, One month... 40]sition since the death of Judge} *nd 52-4. * . Daily, per week. eo 10 cents] Grace, having been elected two years Megas faa a as i shoont per annum in ad 1.u0]%% In addition to being @ most] improved patent stardom han copies sie lawyer and a man of elevated) which now works like a charm, Specimen copies free couvictions and undoubted courage, Julge Breathitt possesses the addi- tional qualification of being a thor- oughbred Republican, the faith by a father whose convic- ions have stood tif test of fire. TUFSDAY, JUYL 6, 1897. brought up in ANNOUNCEMENTS. ‘The SUX is authorized to announce B. F, JONSON As a candiqute for Constable for the Districe of McCracken County, subject Action of the Republican part? First to the Tne sneers that the free silver ‘The SUN ts authoriz: nnounce press of the state are casting at the J. A. JAMES National Democrats, or ‘Knott, aca Marshal of the City of P hag Peete te ar ection of tae tiepue.| Watterson, Bynum & Co.’ reminds tion, Hiean Conv who whistles to keep up his courage. Although the fact is ingomprehensible to the aver- ue of the small boy ‘The SUN is autho E. W. ounce PRATT As @ candidate fur Judge of the Police Court of Have the City of Padueni, Ky. rubseet to the action faze free silverite, yet the National Democrats are fighting for a princi+ ple. They don’t propose to bluffed into voting with or for the Democratic nounes be y Prosecuting Attorney etlon ot the Republican party guerrillas who stole the . organization at Chicago. They have sworn eternal enmity against the ad anarchy that are masking under the guise of free silver. served upon Tammany Hall that, if the Chicago platform is endorsed by that body, it can count upon the ace live opposition of the gold York City, The same other states. is full of ‘The SUM is authorized to announce WILL C. KIDD as a candidate for the ofice of Cireuit Ch the ensuing election, subject to th the Republican convention. forces of socialism Of the Daily Sun for the Past Six Months Verified by Aftidayit. December - - January - - February March - - - Demo- crats of New notice has been given In Kentucky the significance, for it is well known here what ‘Knott, Watterson, Bynum & Co.’’ can do, when they put on their fighting clothes. warning 1550 1607 1695 1757 1707 1680 6)9996 1666 ANOTHER DESERTER. We commend the following from the Lexington Gazette to our silver friends who are still shouting for unlimited coinage at the rate of 16 tol. Free silver may not be Tris estimated that it costs this | joaq as an issue, but it is becoming country $5,000,000 to celebrate the}. ,owhat stale, The zette”” system, and « monetary standard] sible to succeed upon a platform that good the world over. — [Chicago] demands the unqualified free coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 with i gold, We have fought that battle : as oir look is most en- | aud it is lost. It can never be foughi ‘i Every man eet at work | °Ve", under cireumstanc: more fa- oeoe ery le to ourselves. If we hope to creates anew demand that helps a0-} ucceed we must abandon this ex- other man to secure employment. A treme demand.’ forward and upward movement is} ‘‘Wedo not know half a dozen! like a snowball, which gains accre-| Democrats of character and standing tions 98 it rolls.—(Secretary Gage who indorse the free and unlimited , ©""t coinage of silver, It was injected into the Chicago platform by the ex- treme silverites of the West at the sacrifice of the party. We never pretended to endorse it and never Tuar was an immense meeting in Salt Lake City Sunday, when the great Morman tabernacle was filled to overflowing with Christian 1 - deavorers, The meeting was led by Rev. Francis E, Clark, D. D., of Boston, president and founder of the international organization. Tue Fourth of July edition of the Lexington Leader was published under the auspices of the Lexington of — the It is a most went farther than to advocate the re- law enactinent of the repealed sur reptitious., weutly in 1875. We supported the nominees made be se they were the non: { nees of our party, remembering th« disasters that followed the breaking | up of the Charleston convention in| 1860, and preferring the defeat of the party temporarily to the disaste s that would follow its dissolution, “The next Democratic nations convention “will Lave to modify platform in regard to the free coin Chicago, American Revolution itabie edition, replete with old- fashioned patriotic sentiments and of silver, or it will encounter anoiber containing many articles of an his-|efeat. We will preserve our alle | re 1 Ken, {giauce to Democracy, even if we ar: toric mature interesting to al! Ken-} sire of detent, for there are principles tuckians. more important than any monetary , questions involved, and to these we Tue chilling news is given out by] adhere. Mr. Franks at Owensboro that the —E | Collector’s office is so completely un-| Ex-President Cleveland has de- der civil service rules that no changes| clined a flattering offer for a course fn the persovnel of the guagers and of lectures next winter, and says that government employes there can | |“ has no tntantion to lecture apy where, But he might write an inter- ‘be made except the chiet deputyship. esting chapter on “What 1 Know This goes to Mr. Franks. This] About Lecturing the American Peo- frosty bit of news will of course only|ple.”” affect a few people, but it will affect them all over, —— A Gay and festive rumor from Washington that E. I. Franks may yet be collector of this district Utah's fiftieth the Great celebration of the ary of settlement of ke valley will begin comes} at Salt Lake City July 20. Theve will be five street processions, one consisting of pioneers in their origi- anniv "The deal is said to be that Mr. Yan-|°" ia ee Bhi Ook rin i dell will resign just as soon as the} fourths of the 2000 pioneer of 1847 indictment over Franks is removed. | are dead. Paris has voted $20,000,000 to the exposition of 1900, double the amount Kentucky courts get on themselves, y ‘andell, under those circumstances, r its last eget mn aces will be operators will he the greatest} Elysees ciaries of the present great coal strike. The lage stocks of formed into or more than appropriated for Two great pal- ted in the Champs and the Seine, crossed by & monumental bridge, is to be trans n caval, with exhibition, a Vene free | saves much time, Mr. Weil has machine, and it tricity. great First—Half mile ning, 3 minute trot « 3 in 5,harness, ning, consolation. gy horses. horses, riders standi Fifth—Free-for-a race, to be driven 1 hicles. Winston Robertso old son of Conductor near Broadway and Warning has already been! py one of Petter’s ice seriously injured. The wheels passed and shoulder, and breaking a rib badly Dr. J. E, [White was resting ye WITHOUT or at Eddy Republican ille to nomin for circuit judge. was made for torney. like yours, anyway.” “Oh, that's Journal Professor there ec it. Strange to s ered until a o Student —“W was discovered, ptury t did profe wii —A Skeptic Transer How It Works Out The rain falls unjust” Joke—-"Truc nan is gerally provid tuan's umbrella,”—Tru —When She Imbil Miss Wo ophist, sn't she?” she used to walk a trea of Besostris.”—Clevela, n marrying off my fo 2 sisters deserves Topics, Ana will 1? He—No. for any thing.—Y to love; you n maker rimsonbeak—I Mr ven't let vut—Yonkers Statesm Crims Ant Able F onnary The itor (iro Didn't letter? — Contributor with a eapit » Many Per r—Why £ have whe Father—What | vip do wit vil after effe 13g Of/Dr. Bell's Vapié. Itisa pleasant ts ne on hand will be closed terraced banks and ornamental pa- vilions. prices; those companies whose ow gre still at work will doan in-} Dr, Kdwards, Bpocihiey, Eyes, Ks siness ; the closing out of Nos@ and Throat, Paducah, Ky. out at stout, sound It makes rosy cheeks, ie chills so they stay cured. ly guarantee it, ” Jt yfakes rich, red blo bone, Since now wor The races today ar Second—Hailf mile Third—Half mile, 3 free-for-all. mixed trot RIB BROK wot anybox comes acrost Indianny, (leetur) nld be ne life wit , it was not ‘Help the poor,” the bivyele An Honest Ans ak you fc No; ly impro s by « nd pace peat, Fourth—Hippodrome ie 1 baggy b 1 four whee Winston Robertson Run fOver B An Ice W: agou, n, the 1 Byers 14-year Robert son, was run over this morning earl. Twelfth streets wagons, au over his breas in addition t bruised him up dressed the in- jury, and at last accounts the victim PPOSLTION, Was Judge Breathitt Nominated yille, Judge James Breathitt was nomi- nated without opposition yesterday at the convention 4 ate a candidate No nomin commonwealths’ knew that 4 divorce,” ir first baby anc Kuphemia Ethelinda”—-Cleveland Ree- ord —Lady—“But it seems to me you ask very high w 4, when you acknowl edge that you haven't | jence.” Bridget m1 | harder for me when I don't know how —Tit-Bits. Sand.—Woman—"Why, I verily be. lieve you are the same man L fed hour ago. He had a sandy complexion t (on foot) ets wot Detroit mum. 2) — “Oxygen, gentlemen, is essential to ali animal ex in ago, wken—" they do before it Tit-Bits ssor AND WiSUOM sald the vagrant, pointing to the card he artied. “No,” replied Binks, “Idon't yelieve in signs.” lelphia North Hicks—"speak 4 man who really enjoy Wicks—"What is he, Uieks—"N 8 a dentis n Practice —Je but the ur st th the just uth d Sh der, is a Th “Yes, she Imill in the time ud Plain Dealer. says Ur Un/pre possess the title-—Town rried, dear, a thing, need not ash 's Statesman me Left m Substitat did you miss me, the parrot since you went ann. Question, nically)—Is this Tbe N.Y vench line Eribune, Smith he rid ca N.Y. World follow. the mint Chill {liver laxative od. It makes | It maks fegh. All of Me Deals! Ra but! 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