The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 12, 1897, Page 4

rs c— Se ee h " [Special Bargains for This Week at the Padu-| COUNTY WHITE GAPPERS. So uid + r Os a cah Auction and Storage Co. We have just opened up4Wenty cases of goods reserved from the Hein's)| They Order Witnesses Against with heat LIQUID FROST will give you| merchant tailoring bank of St. Louis. We have determined .o LIQ f ‘ii always | (lose Out the remaindey Of this immense stock in the next ten days, #0 have Robt. MeGill to Leave. heat you will always] reduced the price ofeach and article to just one-half of the original Note a few of our prices: Men's ing finess Suite, =") Boye’ All Whol Pants go 25 And Give Them Until August tet that sold in Sp. Louis for x; for. . . . a. t ers, $11.00 and 848.00, pane y’ 50 , pPacsaid ENTH AND JACKSON, |} fF + gait" . 200 pairs 6f Men's Fine — ENTH AND JACKSON, Sample Sige broken sizes, There was some excitement near =| Men's) Hine Dress Suits, $1 ‘ ALS Shateold in ce Louleter sine, OO} Ragland, in the county, a few days sit 1 WHAT IS IT? A HEAT CURER, If you are broken “ill © e night wu are galded or bistered DY stant relief and will cure you in one night. If you are ga D be thankful if you try this preparation, Call at our drug store, Seventh and Jacksn, or send 26 cents] price, CLOTHING. and we will deliver a bottle to nay partof the city. A trial bottle for 10 cents, J. D. BACON & CO., Sole M nt the best you can 4 at the least money--- ~ tha hat we DRUGGISTS. : = | " PERSO 18.00 and $20.60, go none FO SO!” nyo, according to, reports, over the iz ta Whtor eg 2 SU) | pairs son's Very Fine action of some of the McGill faction | Shoes worth #2.00, $2.75 and ia x Sir, Ohbs; Qurpielert sk nob’ for] dente, Veep tha’ Tine |$oogein one lot ats HReOO|'" lint 5 a eee Hinoi Suits, Silk Lined and Tailor i rn by “ Made, that sold in St. Louis f 150 pairs Men's Very Fine ) |celebrated wife murder case to leave Mr, and Mrs. Alyman are at} for $20 00, $22.00 and Low Cut Shoes, worth $2.00, ihe country by August Ist, or else Bian stk it eet cata $10.50) i%5 FC iar wk une cpio” tes} We have the nly one with oves Mr. J. Audy Bauer was in Louis} so tar pede tandiant 3 4 soil that there is)much feeling in the : 1 it Rare Manta: iin indy Dede 25. pa nelghhorhioe’ v6 tha case, and aye the ice betwéen the provis- spring or high heels, worthy $2.00, go in this sale at $3.25 pails i Ingely wih a eiiten dacs ion chamber See it before \ Pants, Custom Made, regular Sample Shoes, com. The Misses Wa der left at noon for] 95.00 quality, gofor| $2.50 Dyersburg on a visih. a Winner” are the to Reiavetow Mr WeiYand family are at} Men’s Fine Pants, all the 150 pairs Ladies’ Slippers, be remembgted, several months ago, | Gres! 'tae's bueymere’ Ba cle tot ga.t0 and ¢o.er i 75, | onion and Sandals ©O0C| and ohe died from the wounds. He you buy. | * or be ca Tol os | es has been if jail ever since charged Our 'Ninety-Seven | tt w 8. Wwison, of Pinckney-]80inone lot for $ 01 | aulen's Fine Jeragf and Bab with murder, no bail being allowed. i “Complete Line of Mp die chest aed 75 paire of regular $2.06 4 QQ) Pee ee Me thicckleat «2OC/It is not thought the witnesses wil “ | at fines hay has re-!pantegoat .. $1. | be leave the gountry, as ordered to do.} - bribes chea« \tarned frou Nashvifle. 100 Men’s Fine Sample Straw oon — ATED c jobn left yesters| Boys’ $2.50 Suite go in thi Hats, regular price 75¢ A WATERY GRAVE, 31a-3 ny Pau? saittaY. W Katybtobe ot seter-|_ Bors 9 Ouhaw in hog 25 | Bae Terao ad” 25, 50C , 2 £ BROADWAY PROUE a a Or i y yarsirve sa = ™ 5 —— aa : a Mr. J. R, J ear weat up lo Ed DON’T MISS THESE BYRGAINS. Gid Dollar Drowned While In i dyville today dn bu s ¥ / Swimming. Miss Ozema Wully returned at uoon R AUCTION AND STORAGE C0 Gid'Dollar, aged 12, was drowned ‘ at the foop of Trimble street, neai what is known as the ‘Big Gutter, Supreme 1B | marae torte Result ot our Haelighs Lig Court St. Cor, 3d &|Court. abont 5 o'lock Saturday afteraoon. Corner Twelfth and iting het ie athe Mapa eg He and several companions were in Burnett Streets. Miher at Russeiivite, | — —— s nq | Swimming when a wave engulfed Dol- situs oui como] ATH INTERFERES. | TALKED OF BOMBS. frntsragtet un, ft today fot Pinckneyville, lii., vu \ | a put, attempted) to save him, bat a visit. \ 7s | — fal ! | - ; f ; ; se tailed toes E. J ¥ sof Loulville,) Paducah Hag Played No Games| Milton Hall's Adle The@ats Land} poltar was employed by Mrs. Phil wes he a to Hs home after # visit Sinte Friday. | Him in the Lockuy Ashoff, at Thitd and Monroe streets, ‘ pie nr } ‘ Me ETAT’. . ‘here through sympathy he w 88 Lula Mosg, of Water Valley,is! - — — tues . MONARCH CYCLE MFG. CO. Picts: ar Babak Aron / } given a home. \He ran away and cHicaco §=- NEWoRE / LONDON lsiting her elstet, Mrs. Dr. KliSuth-| . Heute Climbs Up and|Seld fe Wou went in swimming Saturday, and PN oy Ge jerland, / ries PAiteocaio nd | furnished the first ‘drowning of the Send aine tro Elden’ Reseetl, foe Monarch Cospere, Col. Lucien} Andere n, of May- re | é season. Cetera ea Walter Jence.’ Regular se cards eld, passed thkough today en route Last. | il Althotigtl te: Witee Wie qalte bia) to Creal. “a | Milton Hallcolored, was arrested |/ow where the drowhing occurred, Mrs, Capt. Wm)Crozier went up ’ Evansville on the Jae Fowler this] The first game of the series with norning. Henders)n was postponed Saturday the search for the bédy has thus far been unsuccessfall, |by Officer Swtherland this morning on a charge(of disorderly conduct _ =WwA e went ta Smith & Scott's to- em ream ee Clarence Albritton) of Mayfield, |afternoou at Hendersou pn account| He went ta Smith & Scott's t A LIVELY SKIRMIS. ) bacco factory Wis morning ard ap- ss y » city ng jof rain, as was the game / at vans- | wcpecps Mey, m cada 7 AGENTS. nana trots beh Wile ‘morning ciile baer Evancville/and Wash, | Plied for work, “ue became enrages Y . gol naets to ROSY Meta : ecause there was iimjob to give him| Two Colored Men Warranted this s e1 Calter) e s | aeton. e e Mrs. Herman Kefterjohn left this /'e ames are a¢heduled to be 80d threatened to ‘nanibilate the Motning. worning on the Fowler for a round | welaole tabtoey with dyaatiie j trip to Evansville ayed today betwee Paducah a en vate \ecd is evie| Austin ‘Travis bad a one-legged enderson, t atter city. he : dark “\Bhm’’ e . ] = eae : Mrs. John Caupbell, Sr., left this | enderson. Mt Ty Moone yesterday {ently crazy. Le said thi morning] (arkey named Sam" engaged in a 730-9 A. } Fair tonigh moruing for Hopkinsville, after a |% i posteiad’ oa Gem in a conversation with a reporter that] ‘ively fight yesterday afternoon near! Office Hours } 1-3 P.M. . MENTION si atives bere. | Were both postponed on account of) Fe TL mentioned dygamite, he| Ninth and Trimble streets. Both TP. ol MENTION Miss Beulah Whitis, ol Tennessee|’" ys in Cen- | meant simply that he intehded to put] Vere drinking. iiticer Jeff Barn- ‘i | But one game was played in Cen- 3 hart swore out watrants toda! ———_——==IE i ( Rae r 1 and relatives | ay, Te .|the tobacco union onto phe factory. day. 5m ‘s y tral Leaguy yesterday, Terre Haute 3 now proposgs-teTicrease the ‘Turk. Died tn/ Ge \* in t v beat Cairofld to 3. He will be tried lomorréw,. ak ta iS Crete, which te teken t Mr. Louis “ — - \ I ‘ leaves tomorrow | Tomorro\ the Paducah club will KLEPTOMANIA NEWS NOTES. meee that the Sultan does not intend 4 eds ¢ Saturday after , Anderson, Ind., on/an extended |) lay an exbidijou game at Sullivan, —— to Field his position, or that he is port hs Peed sh "he Aig Mis. J. L. Kilgore. |Lod., with the chub of that city. The seventh Lnyérnatioval Conven- | attempting_bluff, ; city,’ aud bere wotil ree] Mee Prank Latider/ wife and Son} puusknr STANDING CLUBS. Gre tie Bangor Noung Reople’e| The coal miliocs are greatly lati ly. Prof, WA. Cade andfamily. | Clubs Played Won Lowe Percent [Is the Plea John Dillon Will] iis i ccx a ga | over the success of their strike ii the : ; Evansviuie a n/ # 88 : sd Putsburg distrigt. The Pittsburg Herbert Meyers, \ rrsville, | Hendersou SA 3 = Make, The Ohio and Indiana stete boards | operators say they are in ny hurry to The ice car run on ae Tiincis | og Joa Fowler Sun-| Pa at : ™ 3 ® rd os of arbitration sire at Pittsburg] adjust matters//as they have stocks Central is Operated bythe Padacal 5 eo % APEC HEU. AO 3 J br e ay, " d whieh th r ° ! ‘ abe T aad bags “to the lay and returned home today [eto @: 3 -% ie | scueecilinn of the Pelies Court ‘ sterday, lo co. way to set bod ne — ey will have sm op- e Co. grew i The many frieads of \Miss Kate ~ - . Ue the miners’ strike. portunity 26 disposs of. The great- ' people up and down thé line. TWO] Ja-icon will be pleased to learn that sonmny eases PRET This Morning. From La Cinta, N. M., comes a]¢st obsatéle to the ultimate success E: } a cig arco ag s ata ber condition is somewhat improved. ha sere bei —}——- story of the brata) murder of an old eee Fiesta it the activity of the ; made, and m: ‘ons of ice are thas x " “4 airo at Terre Haute. 4 ? by ft becau: Vest Virginia miners, who are work- ee sea Commodore Given Fowler has , . The ease Dillon, the] Youn by four ypung men aaa Ha | , o 4 Yes, we're pverstocked. Who'll | disposed cone tn Evansville, He left. for a} Washington at Evansville. tetany gen agg nina she was supposed \o be « witeb ing night and, getting ready to sup- {WILL SEE TWAT YOU ARE WELL FED. i — 5 4 ; THE BIG LEAGUE ox .S, CO 4 : ply the warket whe; ] help us? We've got to get rid of Thieyes Did Not Enter. round trip on the Fowler this morn- THE BIG LEAGUE. | breaking into E. , Harbours store] | Hx-Secretary Carlisle and Senator Lig Pe n the strike brings we nce’s house was vot en and stealing $100 or more worth of} Lindsay will leave Washington this oN als Summer Shoes. / This is July | tered by thieves Saturlay, as at a Mrs. Pred Heilbron and GAMES SATURDAY. ilks and other fine fabrics, was con-| #fternoon for Louisvfile to take part ife with @ level head jin a contemporary, ‘The watel Miss Fannie Rosenfeld, Mrs. Heil- New York, 15; Pittsburg, 6. tinued until toworrow ir Judge San-]!2 the Democratic slate convention. LEY BAKERY omnes and just the time you need them. | posed to have _stolen-was only|bron’s sister, dre sojourning at hicago, 8; Boston, 7. ders’ court today. Republicans arejgathering at De-| Via Minois Central Railroad. [As ye baked can beat of the boys. geet ‘ Je Clup| Cincinnati, 6; Philadelphia, 8. | ‘It is likelyAhat Hon, E, W. Bag-|troit for the convention of Republi-! oronto, Ont Soe ere Frank atthe at com ~ spiced The Fin de siecle bicycle Club ; haae . defe , . can Clubs, which well meet tor 7. '" *s A i rot Whea . b St. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 3. jby, the defendant's attorney, will} can Clubs, tomorrow. | 14° gy: 05 for th : 50 Cents motanpworee SOM. will meet at 6:30 o'¢lock tomorrow! Cleveland, 3; Wasitington, 1. make the plea of kleptomania for his} L. J. Crawford, of Newport, is one bap te Great ol ny at pay ; 5 “Dan,” a Side thoroughbred, was] evening with Miss Mary Mocquot, on _—— client. jon had just been released |of the candidates for the presidency | rngements for extension i j fs seid tot K Mr, James A. . f West Broadway. YESTERDAY'S Games. from the/Eddyville penitentiary one] of the League. Niagara Fallé, for train 204 leav. * Dy GREER Pe Mainaliiaal acta ce; Clases, oun. bi Dr, Albert Bernheim, who is dan-| Cincinnati, 9; Louisville, 4. |day, whpn the last offense was com-} ‘Tye remains of Senator Harris willling Paducah :25 a. m. July sth | Mev Cd lakers hinges Buys choice_of style and quality ; wards, 0 egritie, enn., TT) cerously ill of matanal fever, wi Uleveland, 15; Washington, 4 | mitted. | reach Nashville this morniug. They | only, $17.20 for the r anti: aand marlapreicst gadis P Nos. 1 to 3. See our odds and/$150, and don the Buttorff. }ixken to the railroad hospital today] Ba'timore, 22; St. Louis, 4. Th inst Frank Wash will lie in stafe in the capitol untill returning July 16th eee PH BOON Youths eiuet tna Way ond ends | Verr|ble Storm Tonight. Sot. weetment. mpbaca gs ee ton pric Ae “with frien this evening{ when they will be re-) Summer rasorts, on sale daily, to] A nice. neat place is Kfrohnon Go to thaCasino and see it, “Th Mrs ny Thurman and Hite HOW THEY STAND. his wife, waa, dismissed. A similar iat ge where the funer-!ali priacipal. resorts at reduced | Soy" many Paiuca ay neces bro Grpsy Queen, ealistic stori aughter Lugs returned yesterday aha Per Cent a aaakiana t for tomor- |! Wili take place. rates, For further information ap- POR FITY HARERY White Canvass Shoes. [esr ts S Je, raiu,|fcom an extended visit to relatives in], : oars sgmnarigin fe” pe for somor Reports to \the Agricultural De-| ply to . REBY BARAD, thunder, |i nd wind, Don’t] Mayfield and Water Valley. 4 \. partment show a decrease of about J.T. Donovan, C. A., + 1 lot child’s, 8 to 11, 48c; one lot}miss it Gypsy Queen’ The little Misses Estelle and Ovila| New Yor H Lizzie Dunlap) was charged with million acfes in the corn crop. Padueah, Ky. misses’ 12 to 2, §8c. Just the} Monday, Tue and Wednesday | Harris, of Water Valley, are visiting | Piusvurg using insulting/ language towards] ‘Tobacco shows a falling off of over } utr Wealth made yood snap for chilhren, night 2 their cousin, Luna Thurman, of 715 ndcipinis Lula Donald. /The case was con-]20 per cent/ in acreage and thirteen Importagt Notice. > wai 1 lot women's (sizes broken) white] day, Friday au 7 South Eleventh street. Louisville tinued. A wafrant will be issued} points leas fh condition than last year: | All persons kyéwing themselves in- eS Foe duck, 50 cents. to the Casino this wee Dr. King Brooks and wife lett yes- | Washington ae eae against the ouald woman, charging! ‘The conferees on the tariff bill| debted to the fyms of Rogers & King 7 1 lot men’s pat. low shoes, | grand bills. Take Peg cars ay for Chi¢ago Where this prom-|°" “"" “""” poreewe her with a siuilar offense. worked four bours yesterday and | and Joba" R Son are hereby j $1.19, cheap at ‘ hoes, | Ailimission free ising young dentist. will complete his} | SCHEDULE rs bathe Joe Pride was fined $3 and costs| #gteed upon several huvdred of the| warned to the same at 4 1 lot men’s Kangaroo low shoes, * course in the dental college. Philadelphia at Louisville, for using insulting language. minor amendmegts, It 18 thought|once at my . 127 South $1.98, were $3 to #5 me ae Mr. R. G. Caldwell left vesterday| Washington at Pittsburg. that there will be a compromise on| Fourth streesy\ and thereby save t isses blac brown strap] Twoor more suitable for], Mr. R. G. Caldwell left yesterday) po inore at St. Louis ek, y save to 1 lot misses black and bro B. C__|for Lexington and other cities to} Baltimore at St, Louts, PAINFU JURED. lumber, hides au@ wool, and prob | themselves gosta, as I will be forced | Vests, Pants slippers, 75¢, were $1.00. housekeeping. P spend so*ural weeks visiting the| Brooklynat Chicago. ably on sugar. to proceed by law tercbllect) same good prices ge oe ox Oem various boards of the Paducah Build- Pf m York at Cinelanat 2 aN. caer a ‘The Powers have all sent telegrams | Unless otherwise Settled promptly, "] too much, ” ee . ) . joston at Cleveland. anager Fletcher Terrell, of Mor: > Sulta poe Ev\H. Pury In Favor %™ ) aliffe ing Trust Co. eine se . : to the Sulta change the Ep. Poryean, 20 per ct, Discount Lhe writ offorcible entry“and de | Miss Lydia Thomas, of Mt. Ver- THROUGH A WINDOW ton's, Meets With an Aceldent. | position they La. su regarding | Receiver of Roger € and John tainer taken out/by Lyrisey Hayes}non, was a passenger onthe Joe 4 Mr, Fletcher Lerrell was painfully| the frontier of Tyessa'y, The Porte! Rogers & Son. az6tt Friday; July 16, we will give 20] against Mrs. Mawie Boyd, was tet) Fowler the last trip, a guest of her ee injured this forenoon about 11 per cent. off on_any and all low| before Justice W(ystiester this morn-} brother, who is first clerk on the ‘ m ,.. {o'clock while out driving. ‘The horse | shoes (jobs no’ineluded). Goods]ing, and decided in favor of the] boat, Burglars Knter Dr. W. H. San-| attached to bis Dogey eckms din) —- sold in this sale must be fitted on | plaintiff. Mr. Joe Cunningham, of Folsom- ders’ Residence. eved and began kicking, am@— Mrs i and paid for to get benefit of dis- a e, Graves county, who was hurt at Terrell jumped out. He was sligutl — >> count. Bring us your repairs. rhe ag a barn raising, 18 able to be out and er injured on the head, as was Jack ’ he fire deparyment was Palled ou Sa / | = : : | siting his father, Mr. A. G, Cun- 7 5, y i Boyd, a colored hostler in the buggy v4 pena by mY alae To 908 |e er aoa sre, stot Tee acautet 4a ihe tine.” The” hone was gaten| ~ $e f¥0 Bimile of what Ge-Wili puy for the asking. 4 az a adporge » i TwoG watches. — . = cop lit of South ‘Tied Seaei | Mrs. Amey Thurman and little WO .<20) bi junder control before any great dam, Bo ai g000 as grows. IS, uy occasioned the alarm, It origivated |@aughter, of South Eleventh street, + | age was done. ee ae ee ee = = * can tWO cleckela wines; jreturned home Saturday from Nash-) ‘phe residence of Dr. W. H. San- Serger meen tae H 4 ahah from two electric wi |ville, where they bave been spending] aor, of Arcadia, jwas entered by| *PPROACHING MARRIAGE, } | Ips. gece 4 ian oa } two wooks et the Centennial, thieves last night /and two snits of . yi ie d / There was # large vp®d at the) Major M. Bloom left Saturday] cjothes and two /fine gold watchers | 'Wo Well Known and Popular Melber barbecue” Satgrday. Rev. | pignt tor Clevela'd, O., on business. | were stolen, | Young People to Wed, a H. B, Johngog’ and |Prdfs. Hattie!) strs, Bloom & ‘ and Rork, of the city, creme the attendants.~ ATWRe $100 wa ghter, Miss Blanch,} ‘Tne maraud¢gr gained entrance! yyy Gtie vd Mrs, Schwartzenberger leave to-] through a widow without much dit- night for Mackinaw Island to spend] ficulty, aud left no clew to his iden- | Overstreet, the welle known grocer cf / Jefferson street, th ¢ netted by the diner, which was for) sic summeg. tity,” Marshal\Collins was notitied cf| 40d Mise Mlanre porns oe i> Dermatine a benefit of-Rev, Cap. Owen | Dr, Brown, the divine bealer, andthe burglary thly morning, lWeduatday ave-log et tha. Mebueee ; “qe obureb.y fainity e \stopping at Mr, Geo,] ‘The burglar Qvidently came pre- jf the bride's! {tier on Monroe § A Good Things Umbaug! »9 South Eleventh street, | pared for trouble \\ He left Jeaning Mireahs. avy. Gurleivn. will perform L ES | 4 Contains/4ome of the oldest] Mr, 1. B. Weil, / prudina a - 8 will e : a tent at sent roe a stab, which W83\she ceremo iy¢ a J . a 7 dean Sud: —We lesire toZay that} wrner of euth and Tennessee | picked up in the yard, | td drama polio mins, yet the| Dee Se ey ane set Keetcenios tap hed|” De aot sof ly bara pt |. "TN 100 @50 app) on of them is the new-| Your vee dation for week of with the windows gpd. doorg open STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE ! est Thing under the sun. Have} it closed, gay © sati during the sur for the past thire a 75 40 you used it ‘for heat? Stops) action as it 18 cutiydy reliable and | neo toen years, and/t was the first time The Sewerage Contract Not Yet j ‘i 4 that burning, itching annoy-|correct and/savek yhoh time hereto-| war ees a burglary bay’ been committed dur Ready | == ance that kept you Avpke last] fore lost ay the pr We cheerfully, Highest Honors—World’s Fair, | ing that timed | / pei) will not 4 yi | The cu tonight STATE OF Gis CRY OF TOLEDO,:,, | to ratify the sewerage contract. Mr, FR. hdl ey sath that be 1s, White, the successful bidder, ipforme FJ. CHENEY ed Mayor Yeiver this morning that he esakd-and that said tiras Would not be realy to report tonight Ne Pe Spee Doe but would probably liave every thing Hall's Gaaren arranged in a days poo, cH Tt ds understory he is arranging his bond, } You have got to see machine to all Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair, before you can realize s\) THING WEE saw fy. Pair aud Expo- tion A \ By order of ‘DR- recommeyd yout NE I night at once. It sells for cents. w , TH Be RROADWAY. D. FB. K{uxiannf Judges of rac me Ne rp icy ee Will Davis Hurt Will Davis, who works for the telephoue compady, fell thirty feet J, G, Mendenball, Evapsville, Wo ‘ 3 Please ship re a FS » 'y Gross of four Chill a wold by offa pole by H aiser's saloon. He ‘ever eas otro in your lette: - pias dtarsente - pies Was burt very bedly bat uot fataily, here bs f 25th. 1 yOvsidey your Chill Cure Great suttering is reposted among t ~ 8 Bel Momacee se bent inthe magket, Ate miners\ of the -dellico district, | Wie aa MESA wali dsieaan ome letters Sut Youy6 respectfully,’ ‘A Pure Grape Ceeam of Tartar Powder,” | nost of whometiave bekn idle- ie alt ply to any part of the city, ae pe Vo Ws Swim 49 YEARS THE STANDARD. (lay 2- eer’ f°) 8 Ae Hell \ IONJ CYCLE CO., v Makers, ‘.. Marion, Ind. 2OOH080808 urday eyening. rewarded by rel