The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 7, 1897, Page 4

You have tried those Sweet Svr and still you shake. NOW TRY EVERY Druggists, Seventh and Jackson. Our Mailarial nic Gap EFFE J DOS! @ White Plume from a Crow’s Tail, nora good Bicycle from/ Castings. The MONARCH is ae through. We want bright busitess men te represent ut everywhere, WAHL jc | ceeded by charge6f thg well know expects | Stre th That now is the time to give Ellis, Rudy & Phillips » » THE HOT END And keep cool yourself? Read the prices: buys child’s canvas oxford, 83 to 11, were 75. buys same goods in misses’, 12 to 2, were $1.00 buys a baby’s strap slipper that was Tie. | buys woman’s chocolate, black | or oxblood strap, heel or spring, were $1.25. buys same style and colors, that were $1.50. buys woman’s oxblood lace shoe heel or spring, was $1.75. buys man’s kangaroo or vici low shoe (sizes broken) that were $2.50 and $3.00. buys a dongola southern tie or congress, broad and easy, were $2.75. " We have thrown into Scrap Pile ou, odds and ends bas kets many desirable low shoes. Come ‘early aad get choice for less than half! their worth. u Y c c if I t tr u ELLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS 219-221 BROADWAY. 4 t Is very essential this kind of weather. To enjoy this luxury to the fullest extent one should procure the proper kind of a Sponge « «« Sea Salt ana Toilet Waters The most fastidious can find an elegant line of these necessary accessories at HCPHERSON'S. DONG SORES! SEE Window DISPLAY. ESSEC SEEESER. C2 6E v M be I will exch¥nge for IL. stock. rau-ut of Save & SONS. Hon, W. irman of the Democratic committee, Mr. Hartley. Marshall snd is nage ment. n taker Chang Mr. Fred Houser has ag repaired and filled tw bave t t yard in the city. most convenien The Workers of the Fifth church, will residenge of Mrs. John Rock 24 North Sixth street Phewrsday af- metitbers ternoon uqual beef. All requésted tO"be present, Ina Rock, Secretary. ts tha B AXTON, L have soxfe fine puilding \ Mechg / W\E/ P. TLe-warrant dyainst Doe gotored, charged’ with escaping fro: ay-in the he chain gang, was filed police court today.aatifhe serves | other sentence. yuble at Mayfield During services at the burch gt-Mayfield a)striped scorpion the organ and badly rightened the organist-and~ choir t was killed and proved to very poisonous variety. The Crowds Increase, Another large crowd was at Cs heater last night to witness the econdpresentation of ‘The Pearl of y.”? which wag a great improve- ment over the first pe Another large crowd will | end tonight. this moro gov buvus his store them for sale on th was left ope market The intil tomorrow Took is said ns ask $30. case the Stakes aman fr unot to at the race ay the betters, or On Sixth set, bélween lway, or ogf Broadway, be- ud Syfta’s restaurant, a ot wih dipmond center be rgwarged for reture nd Broe ween Sixth url pend oillee, Misfortune, a trifle An Officer's Otticer Jim Crow was omitted from nsequently was salary las ight by the coun Moved His Office, Harris ha al row formerly occ age into the moved MR. FRASOIS' SUC Psson Vill Probably Be Plected Po-nors Night Ove will be row rt pe peetin { Mr. Frauk ointed temporarily by th ected to the posi bably be ¢ probable that mapecti d tomorrow’ to ratifvthe sewerage vatract with Mr. Lyok White aod r. Francis’ successor Will no doubt » elected then. g will be £500, §81,00 M. Reed lias resigned ss county auc Houser ot, Mr, Houser cleagest and meet at Baptist be of a + | tion vested in us-by the general law, g{each month to Jas heretofore, will afford a safe for Chills \|Special Bargains for s Week at the Padu-| cah Auction and Storage Co. We have just opens merchant tailoring banirupt twenty upt stock reduced the price ofeach and eve: price. CLOTHING.—Note a few o' Men’s E that sold in s $11.00 and $13.00, lot for ./ . sules AND BE CURED ‘Louis for $1 rest Men’s’ Fine Dress Sutfte, that sold in St. Louis for $16.00, $18.00 and $20.00, go’in one $9.50 lot for Men’s ery Fine Dress Suits, Silk Lined and Tailor Made, that sold in St. Louie for $20.00, $22.00 and $24.00 go in one lot for . $10.50) Men's Fine Vaney Dress Pants, Custom Made, regular $5.00 quality, gotor = 2s len’s Fine Pants, all the w styles, that sold in | St. Louls for $2.50 and 83.50, jo inone lot for $1.75 75 pairs of re gular $2.00 | -B BACON & G@. PERSONALS ee Beadles returned to Mayfield at noon, Mrs, Wm. from St. Louis, | Mr. Collin MeGinnis Creal at noon, Oce Alexand \nois this after Vernou b the city last night. | 1. Waticker, of Hanmba |is at the Palmer. Supt. W. J. Harahan Jim Nagel has returnid med to 1 over to n | of Murray, was i M S. wort! go in one loy at $3.00 go in one lot at go for Louisville (bis morning. | ab ops $260 Suite go in Lon 1.25 Judge Bethshares snl wes over to Crea} at noon Attorney Crice is visit to Ballard county Mr, € Mart Vernon, Ind., . Mrs. George Dairs and baby we to Owensboro this ‘PADUCAH (AUCTION ruing DON’T MISS THESE BARGAINS. 228Jand 230{Court St. cases of goods reserved from the Hein’s of St, Ronis. close out the remaindér of this immense stock in the next ten da to one-half of the original our prices: e We have determined to 80 have All Woo! Paxw’go .25¢ 200 pairs of Men's Fine mple Shoeg, broken sizes, $1.75, $2.00 and $2.25, $1.00 163.00" round g 1.50 150 pairs Men’s Very Fine Low Out Shoes, worth $2.00, 7 ‘ + 195 pairs Ladies’ Fine ple Shoes, com, toe, spring or high heels, worth $2.00, go in this sale at $1.2 .25¢ 100 Men’s Fine Sample Straw Hats, regular price 75c 25, 50c ] | and $1.25, going at } AND STORAGE CO Cor, 34 &Court, 150 pairs Ladies’ Slippers, Oxfords and. ee Men's Fine Jersey and Bal briggan Underwear, regula 50¢ quality, go in this sale at\ Editor L. C. Starks, of the Hare Star’? was in the city today. 1. G, NOTES, , Very Little of Interest in Rail- road Cireles, Smatl Force at Work at the Shops mts About Mr. Jobn P, Campbell and mother returned tuis afternooa from Dis Mrs. W. J. White eft today for St. Louis on a visit Attorney Clarence Da Louisville, was in the cily day. Mrs. R. L, absence, returned night. Mrs. Mollie Ladd, of Cairo, guest of her mother, Mrs. H. Steve and chi te Aan, yest Moore, after « +-Improyei to the ity Complete. is ‘ John Walters, a section boss of Reeves, Ten, had bis right arm broken yesterday hand car jumping the track. a ul Mrs. Charles Weber, of Poplar Bluff, Mo., returned today from a visit to Earlington, Mrs, Vai Culin and son, Mr. Da- vid Van Culia, left this morning for Hopkinsville on a visit. Mr. W. Fred Long has returned from Rochester, Ky., to see a cousin from Mexia, Tex. Miss Mae Pettis, of Cairo, return- ed home today, after a pleasant visit | nents i Cm of O is AnaeiGok. ments slong the line about complete. Miss Cora Hubbard, of Water} Agent John Mulvihill, of Brook- Valley, is expected today on a visit] !!n, was over this morning. to ker mother’s. The work of constructing a new Miss Emma Lou Gardner, of Flor-| general foreman’s office will begin to- ence Station, is a guest of Miss Mat.] morrow; also that of a new store tie Hook, on North Ninth, room. Mrs. Gus Covington, Mrs, Dr. H.] ‘The force now at work at the shops H. Hunt and Mrs. J. L. Stunston, |is quite small small, owing to the re- of Mayfield, attended the ball game]p' wing of machiuvery, et yesterday. Miss M. M. Moss, of the Boyd- White infirmary, has decided to here- after do private work exclusively,|Gcorge Wilson Says He Is Inno- and has resigned her place at the t--Miss Lee Says Guilty. Boyd-White infirmary. ACARD Yardmaster Bob Nelson, of the I. C., is on the sick list. ‘The reserve force that went to Chi- cago to spend the Fourth returned today to finish up work on the shop additions, Civil Engineer E. H. Bowser came in at noon, and reports all improv ] n LICATED CASE. inst George Wilson, arged with disorderly con- duct on the premises of Mr, H. P. Lee, ©: Harrison street, was called in the police court this morving and cah Building Trust Company. [the remainder of the evidence heard. The special meeting of the full] Miss Myrtle Lee testified that th Board of Directors having just closed | 40 she saw was Wilson, bat you are doubtless anxioys to know] 8wore it not and that he was what effect the panic ip/uilding and | #!eep under a tree at home and re- circles bas had“and will have} ™sined there until Mr. Lee awoke upon our company Naturally appli-}bim avd drew a knife. cations for withdrawal have been| _/lge Sanders reserved tis deci- considerable,“ But we bave asked no{ $ivn until tomorrow, quarter and‘for nearly six months the receipts Have been largely used to pay withdrawals, This policy we . deemed preferable to making loans! 7ye Building Trust Company with the receipts, both because it Makes a Pow (isades demonstrated our ability and willing- asioautiaiba st shit ness to pay our obligations and also} A meeting of the board because in every instance the profits] tors of the Paducah Buildiag Trust voluntarily forfeited by the panic- |Company from all over the state was stricken stockholders were more than] held at the company’s ollice here we could possibly have made for the | yesterday, resulting in some change persistent stockbolder by making|in the policy which are detailed in @ loans, The result is that although} card from the stockholders published our ts have been somewhat de-| elsewhere. creased, we Fet have over $250,000 Some of the best men in Paducah of assets, and are enabled to declare tucky are interested in this A st dividend for the last six }company, which has not been effect- uonthy than ever before in the his-ed in the least by the recent decision tory of the company. of the court of appeal We deem it expedient, howeyer, to an uitend in the future to the wants of the borrewer, and, therefore, we | | shall, ia accordance with the discre- To the Stockholders of the Padu- DIRECTOR'S M NG, of direc- 0 ar Deaths Occur i) and About also by our charter and by-laws, the City, he net receipts tof with- rawals in the INTEREST ON WHICH STOCK STOPS WHEN SO FILED, aud devote the other’ half to loans, both to meet the wants of the bor- rower well ag to increase our assets, In conclusion we desire to say that in case the recent decision of the} dented to-the firms of Rogers & King Court of Appeals becomes final, We} and John Rogers & $on are hereby rave arranged our plan to conform] warped to cull and_atttle the same at © the law so declared; and, in any}once at my olfiee, No. 127 South event, the Paducah Building Trust] Fourth street; and thereby save to Company will continug business, and | themselvesCosts, as 1 will be forced “nd }to proceed by law to collect same to the] unless otherwise settled promptly. Ep H. Puryear, Receiver of Rogers & King and John Rogers & Son, d26tt iT »te only one-! shel peat in One of the four-months-old twins of Wm, Babb, of Arcadia, died Jast night of summer complaint. The fu- neral took place at 5 o'clock this af- ternoon. Interment at Mt, Kenton, as Important Notice. All persons knowing themselves in- profitable investmeyt both borrower and to the/investor. Very respectfally, R. G, Carowers, F, Rigiesnercep, W. PY Gari Henty Burnere, near Fulton by a I AT LOGGERHEADS Fiseal Court Unable to Agre* on the Heating (Question. Wraugled Oyer it All Morning and Deferred it This Afternoon. Fiscal court came to a halt on the steam heating question this mornin, urs thatthe bone of conte bid sent in by Mr. Hannan, of the city. Mr Hannan represents a Chicago concern, and his bid did not arrive from Chicago until the day following the day for receiving proposale. Thr other bids had then been opened, and the figures published in the paper, consequently the con- mittee declined to receive Mr. Han- nan’s bid, which was lower than any of the others The court is now at loggerheads over the bid, and this morning voted on all bids, and rejected them, ex- cept that of the Front Rank Company, of St. Louis. The vote on this stood four for acceptance and four for rejectioa, and thus it stood when court adjourned at noon, After the forenoon wrangle, the magistrates went home to dinner and this afternoon met and postponed the heating question until tomorrow af- ternoon at 2 o'clock. Nothing was done in this court up to press time except the accept- ance and payment for three bridges. Other bridges were being considered this afternoon, SIR EDWIN AKNOLD. More Fast ayeling Season ‘his Following is an account of the free-for-all pace won by Sir Edwi Arnold at Columbus, Ohio, July in which he defeated Lottie Loraine the champion pacing mare of the world. Sir Edwin also won the free- for-all at Lima, Ohio, in very fast time and the 2:10 pace at Napoleon, Ohio, y easily last week. They ship n Columbus to Detroit, Mich., and start in the free-for-all pace there next week. A Columbus paper said of the race there: The free-for all pace opened with Dan T and Sir Edwin Arnold favorites by choice at 4 to 2 each, Lottie Loraine was apparently in bad form and lost out in this heat by wreaking at the turn. Dan T secured a good lead and held it to the end, finishing under a pull, ‘The second heat was a duplication of the first, with the exception that Dan T broke within fifty feet of the wire, pressed by Lottie Loraine, yet recovered quickly and won by nearly alength. ‘The three succeeding heats were all taken in handy style by Sir Edwin Arnold, who suddenly shifted in the betting from a 5 to l shot to an even money favorite in the third and 1 to 10 in the fourth and fifth. Arnold's strength was apparent throughout (hese heats, the others having run mut at the start, At no time was bis opposition dangerous, Pottann, iv C, Tuompson, Db. C R Groncr O. Hart, Directors, Awarded Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. A nis. three-months-old child of Hutehinson died yesterday, carried to rment. remains were Bay | BAKING | POWDER A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. | ueVear- lid summer on of John Wo- died last f complaint. The eral took place at Oak Grove, Nioma Mains, aged 1 year, died Fet night of summer complaint at )5 South Eleventh street. The fun- eral took plaagat Oak Grove, street nt | “You' bow the de us the—er, Don't know, I'm sure, deah boy; have been before our day.—Lrookly. Life. . a Highest Honors—World’s Fair, | ae y You go first, rlan.”—Pick-Me- After the Prevailing Stylo, re going to build @ house? Wel well! mee Vo You ‘wettled upon a pla bet! My plan is to build Fent I as high as T can ~Chicago Trfoune. Am Unconsclouy Papin : First Chappie--1 wonder now, Chollle, ever came to be used m of stupidity? Second Chappie (with a yawn)— must it cheap, Special Notice. “SPLENDID OPPOR’ FROM Now UNTIL T: TENTH / OF AUGUST... Summer Clearing Sale Prices. For several years we have made from July 4 to August 10 a period in which we offer the public un usual opportunities to purchase goods at much below their real value. ‘This year, from now until August 1o we shall try to outdo all of our former years’ efforts in con ducting our summer clearing sale. Goods that do not sell promptly the first week will be further re duced the second week and again the third, and so on until sold or given away. We have bought thousands \of dollars’ worth of goods at great sacrifices especially for the sale, and will give the pub- lic the benefit, We don't handle shoddy—we don't give room to unreliable goods. Our large business has been built up by selling good goods, and we guarantee the goods in this sale | be reliable quality, attractive styles | ind dependable in every respect. Special price list will be mailed application. A large detailed price list will appear in the weekly edition of this paper the Sth and in the daily of the roth. Our reg ilar limited space in this paper will carry a partial list of special bargains, beginning Monday, July which will be changed from to time as the changes in stoc’ All customers calling this week will find special great bargains through out the stock. time s and prices require it. HARBOUR'S 112-114 North Third Street, NOTICE. ; Second - Hand atch) as Coats, VySis, Pants.abd Shdes, and pay ood priced for san woo myet. You ¢ us orwe will calyfor them hae no soll ito. NCE, 213 Court st ——<————_—— n send them to We required in’ managin, Free Press. etive Rase, Maude—Wonder how it happened that Mr. Smarte proposed to Carrie? Edith—I understand she told him that another man was trying to marry her for her mo: Puttencall—You know what we mean .” don't you? tall—It's what the brokers do to you when they get you in a corner. —N. ¥. World. s “Desdemona Peyster must be a very indolent young woman.” “What makes you think so?" “She is going to marry a man who is already bald."—Chicago Record. Which Woat Esther (ineeting a friend)—I reveived two proposals Jast night, dear, Eunlee—Well, love, don't let me tain you if youare ow your way tol She—I see by this paper that the av tnage person speaks 12,000 words a day He—Y. but above the werage person, dear.—Yonkers States- uaa re "wa When the Were you pr quarrel first began? Witness—Yes, your honor. three years ag at their weed ing Hegan. ent when this ‘That was ne of the guests World, Lert. “Was there anything left of the tate after it got through the courts ‘Oh, yes, the heirs."—Chicago Jour- a A ALTN STANDARD OF You have got ‘Offi if not worn! At the Close of Business on the them ?—Detroit | * Benton, Mr. K. Wilder Wear and is an at: -KEEP KOOL, You want the best you can -the-least money--- well, that’s just what we have' in efrigérators... We have nly-one with the ice between the provis- ion chamber. See it before you buy. LA Beau Ky 7 i a A NEW GROGBRY Corner Twelfth and Burnett Streets. The Neatest Store, The Newest Stock, The Lowest Prices. GALLMAN & SON. Goods delivered to any part of city. Dr.med, Albert Bernheim, 120 North 5th Street, ae (suet Patan Hows ) eieael™ Telephon 364 4 ours QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE PADUCAH BANKING CO. EAT CITY BAKERY BREAD. From 118, 30th Day of June, 1897, » SECOND STREET, PADUCAH, KY, RESOURCES 6 and disc’ Directors: Loans Wo Directors (oiticers not ine lated... ts, Jens loans Loaf Ever / From an Oven, Drawn / FRANK KIRCHHOFF WILL|SEE THAT YOU ARE WELL FED paid in, in cash 1H ,000,00 Dou't let somm@bapers, in jea Depomits ui Tasks, (on which interest is t paid) ; certificates of de- posit (on which 3 and 4 per cent, interest is w having KLUCHHOPEF*S POOU me by Wes CHY Makery Bread Rent Account, StatnorKentvcky, ) UNTY OF MoCRACKEN. | One Week Onlye-— 1 Glass Feioob®fistard 1 lb Evaporated Apples , 1 doz Ch L 24 Ibs Chotce Pate | 15 Ib Pail Best Jey tienen 1 tb Best: Prune 2 Ibs Good Re 4 wus Dy ob duly, isi PANT 1 expires Jud = WC. ELLIS i ¥ 4. ewe TeaARMOL, J aasted Coft sted Coffee Fret ites vL. Raxvor 123 8. 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