The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 12, 1897, Page 5

WHAT IS IT?) A HEAT CUR instant relief and will cure you in be thankful if you try this preparation, and we will deliver a bottle to soy part of the city. J. D. BACON & CO., Sole M “All It you are broken If you are ¢ 2 ©. ut with | alded or ER, one night, the Wertd-Loves a Winner" Our 'Ninety-Seven | Creal for the sunfner, Complete Line of Supreme Result CHICAGO nine two-cent stamps for a deck of Monarch Playing lustratiny ry ==WA Cards, Lil Tee ki ‘ina lian Russell, Tom M Walter Jones. Regular S0c cards. — jonarch Cooper, S AGENTS. ( 1 p Overloaded! Yes, we're overstocked. m Who'll | di We've got to get rid of This is July] help us? te in iP Summer Shoes. and just the time you need them. 50 Cents. 8 be Buys choice.of style and quality in Nos. 1 to 3. See our odds and ends. v4 White Canvass Shoes. 1 lot child’s, 8 to 11, 48c; one lot misses’ 12 to 2, §8c. Just the snap for chilhren, Db 1 lot women’s (sizes broken) white duck, 50 cents. 1 lot men’s pat. calf $1.19, cheap at $2.00. Kangaroo low shoes, were $3 to $5. black and brown strap slippers, 75c, wete $1,00. 20 per et, Discount Friday; July 16, we will give 20 per cent. off on any and all low shoes (jobs not “included ). Goods sold in this sale must be fitted on and paid for to get benefit of dis- count. Bring us your repairs. Ellis, Ruuy & Phillips, w $ € th u A low shoes, b Ss a by in Pp! y oO fr u ’ th Dermatine... Contains/Some of the oldest drugs XyeWn}to man, yet the appligation of them is the new est Thing under the sun. Have you used it for heat? Stop: that burning, itching annoy ance that kept you awpke last night at once. Jt sells for fas f cents. DRUG STORE TH Xe ReOADWAY. ah Money refunded if itAloe§ not cure. Gypsy Queen, miss Monday, A Melber WEATHER REPORT. » of re- ere uotil An lee ¢ The iced car run on the Iilinvis eotral is Operated™by the Padacah eCo. and is a great begetit to the eople up and down thé line. Two 1 sometimes mogefrips a week nade, and m are thus Thieves Did Not Coroner Nance’s house ered by thieves Saturray, na contemporary.“ ‘Tlr p- raed to have been stolen -was only ried off by one of the boys. ten a ted wateli Thoroughbred Sote nbred, Was rad ald today by er, of the city ards, Clapkget 150, and shtpped on the Terr|ble Storm Tonight. Go to thaCasino and see it, “Th h realistic stor: spectacle, —_rait sander, lightning gud wind. Don’ it. +The /Gypsy Queen’ Tuesdgy and Weduesday A Fakory Girl” ‘Thurs- y and Sattrdgy bight » the Casino this week And see these rand bills, Take Peofif's R'y cars ciwission free amed Ed for ittorff Be ie Grand ight Go Rooms more fyoms suitable Two or ousekeepi UN office. att a In Fayor y Phe writ of forcible entry d de tainer taken ont/by Lirisey H gainst Mrs. Mawie Boyd, was tr efore Justice Wiyetiester this morn- decided favor of the wg, and in laintiff. A False Alarm, yment wa erday by an/alape frou box 64 wall blaze /at“Mr. George Atip s house, of South ‘Third’ street asioned the alarm. ‘om two electric wires. The fire e Barbecu There was 9 la Rev . B, Johngow and Hatiiel d Rork, of the cit, yergtmony attendants.” ATBe" $100 was a by the dikner, which was for Owen ~ benefit of Rev, © surehy i A Good Things Mr. H.R. W week of tire satis- ction as it’ 18\ eutiyély relia Fre’ save y ore lost ay the pay mmeyd your yesy THING Fair tion Associ ) in if J. M. Las ‘{ retir| We cheerfully We t aud Expo- ler of Alex Kinyiasp ‘Tuomas J. Reen} R. H, Npowy D. F. Kfiextasnf - New Protideve. Len, Oe G. Mendenhall, Evapsville, « hip asm Gross of four Chil offered in your I yousidey your Chill Cure f e best in fhe nayket. urday eyening. awarded by retufvi Youyé respectfully, YW. Swuia 49 YEARS THE STANDARD. |M#y }: Lee Call at our drug store, Seventh and Jacksgh, or A trial bottle for 10 vents, 1 1 i jerland, Col. Lucien! . passed thkou ville, is at the Patner. turned fr jas returned t [nacoy’s] 0 © r t LIQUID FROST will give you CT TDP heat you will always send 26 cents (PERSONALS. Mr. Chas, Cur Ninois. Mr, and Mrs. Jo dixon Springs Mr left at noon for e Aly man are at dy Bauer was in Louis- ay. \ The Misses Wa der left at voon for dyersburg on a visit. Mr. r+» Weifand family are at Mr. W. 8S. Wit of Pinckuey- Ss. son, Alex\ Patton bas shvifie Constable iN Mr. PF. W day for Cui K jobn left yester+ 40: yusine Mr. JR a ear weat up dyville today dn busiacss. Miss Ozema Qully returned from a visi 4 plow. Miss Jeauaett§ Campbell mornivg for Hophinsvile Mrs. Joba Pytkins, of the city, visiting her father at Kusselivile, tuoon to Kein | left this ona iy Mrs. Jobo{ Mulvibiil snd tt today fo Pinckneyville, Lii s Visit, \ Mr. family of Louisville ne afer a Visit i *aducah, Miss Lula Mos: visiting ber sis* of Water Valle: gf, Mrs. Dr. Eli Suth- of May- en route Anderson, today t. WmaCrozier went up on the Je Fowler this Clarence Albritton, of Mayfield, assed through the city this morning en route to Eddyville, Mrs. Herman Katterjobn left this morning on the Fowler for a round trip to Evansville Mrs. John Caupbell, Sr., left this for Hopkinsville, after a Beulah Whi f Tennessee is and relatives tomorrow extended h i leave: Kilgore. and gon, are guests of I family. ier wife imbia, Ten A. Cade Meyers. of Ce Prof. W Herbert Carrsville, ame dowa on Fowler Sun- \ Joe Palled out} It origiuated | daughter, of South Eleventh street, | | lay and returned home \ today. The many friesds ot Miss Kate Jackson will be pleased to learn that ber condition is somewhat improved. Commodore Given Fowler has gone to ville. He left for a round trip on the Fowler this morn- ing. Mr. Miss bron’s Dixon The Fin de will x Mrs. Fred Heilbron and nie Rosenfeld, Mrs. Heil- sister, are sojourning at and Siecle bicycle Club 30 o'vlock tomorrow vening with Miss Mary Mocquot, on West Broadway. Dr, Albert Bernheim, who is dan- gerously ill of malarial fever, wai taken to the railrgad hospital today for treatment. Mrs, Amy /Thurman and little daughter Lugs returned yesterday feom an extended visit to relatives in Mayfield and Water Valley. The little Misses Estelle and Ovila Harris, of Water Valley, are visiting their cousin, Luna Thurman, of 715 South Eleventh street. Dr. King Brooks and wife left yes- terday for Chigago Where this prom- ising young “entist will complete his course in the dental college. Mr. R. G. Caldwell left yesterday for Lexington and other cities to spend several weeks visiting the various boards of the Paducah Build- ing Trust Co, Miss Lydia Thomas, of Mt. Ver- non, was a r onthe Joe | Fowler the last trip, a guest of her brother, who is first clerk on the boat, Mr. Joe Cunningham, of Folsom- , Graves county, who was hurt at a barn raising, 1s able to be out and siting his father, Mr. A. G. Cun- | ningham, of Monroe street, Amey passe: Mrs, Thurman and little $11.00 and & lot for that sold in St.Louis for $16.00, enty cases We have just opened wy merchant tailoring bankrapt of St. plose ont the remaindeyf this reduced the price 0! h and price. CLOTHIN Men’s Kine Bésiness Suita, hat sold in Sp: Louis for $10-~ 00, goimohe an Men’s! Kine Dress Suita, $18.00 and $20.00, lot for } go in one $9.50 : Men's Very Vine Dress Suits, Silk Lined and Tailor Made, that sold in St. Louis for $20.00, $22.00 and 10. $24.00 go in one lot for . . Men’s Fine Fancy Dress Pants, Custom Made, regular $5.00 quality, gotor p20 Men’s Fine Pants, all the new styles, that ‘sold in Sen ae Getat se a $2.64 00 $1.25 DON’T Miss THE lo 75 pairs of regul: Pants goat. Boys’ $2.50 Suit 8 go in this sale for . 2 RAIN INTERFERES, nd 230{Court St. Jal }Paducah Has Played No Games Sinte Friday. / t. The first game of the series with Henders)) was postponed Saturday afternoou at Hendersou pm account of rain, as was the game / Evans- ville between Evansville /and Wash- ington. 4 Two games are s¢heduled to be layed today between Paducah and Jenderson, at the/latter city. The} game Saturday apé the one yesterday | were both postponed on account of : rain But one |tral Leagu Terre Ha Ties Pi 1 p h t t | Evansville derson SCHEDL Lk Por “Topay. Paducah at Heitderson. Cairo at Terre Haute. Washington at Evansville. THE BIG LEAGUE. y b Q GAMES SATURDAY. Pittsburg, 6. , 8; Boston, 7. Cincinnati, 6; Philadelphia, 3. St. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 3. Cleveland, 3; Wasuington, 1. t b ! YESTERDAY'S GAMES, Cincinnati, 9; Louisville, 4 Cleveland, 15; Washington, 4 Baltimore, 22; St. Louis, 4. Brooklyn, 7; Chicago, 2. t HOW THEY STAND. Washington St, LOUIS «son SOHEDULE FOR TODAY. eiphia at Louisville, Washivgton at Pittsburg. Baltimore at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at Cincinnati. Boston at Cleveland, THROUGH A WINDOW Burglars Enter Dr. W. H. San- ders’ Residence. Philac e i Stole Two Sujts of Clothes ana}! Two Gold Watches. returned home Saturday from Nash- ville, where they have been spending two weeks at the Centennial, Major M. Bloom left Saturday night for Clevela’d, O., on business, Mrs, Bloom & daughter, Miss Blanch, aul Mrs. Schwartzenberger, leave to- night for Mackinaw Island to spend summeg, Browy, the divine healer, and stopping at Mr, Geo, og South Eleventh street, 1a few days will erect a tent at rer Ab ibe and Tennessee and will have services day and Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Goid Medal, Midwinter F. ‘DR aCe ‘A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. ~ | during the sum The residence of Dr. W. H. San- | ders, of Arcadia, /was entered by thieves last night /and two suits of clothes and two /fine gold watchers were stolen Tae ma through a © gaived entrance! low without much dif- tity. Marshal\Collins was notitied cf the burglary thle morning. The burglar éyidently came pre- pared for trouble \\ He left leaning | , against a chair a\ club, which was, picked up in the yard, Dr. Sanders and family have slept with the windows and. doorg open for the past thire teen years, and/it was the first time 1 « burglary bag’ been committed dur ing that tied STATE OF Fak My ov PRA tant ganyor bgenred v | i LEDO, | te ios ath that be t lu, nt » DOL of Catarrh that bi Hall's Gauaren @i hi Tee, 30., Poledo, O. ists, 7% are ttfe bsst. a _-Gieat buffering is reposted among the miners\ of the ellico district, immense stock in the next ten days, so have os Pace rma just_one-half of the original Note a few of our pri sf APs for Lo BO fore. Sai spring or high heels, wort $2.00, go in this sale at briggan Under 50e quality, go, PADUGAH ‘AUCTION AND STORAGE CO Milton Hall’s Idle whole fac’ Proceedings of the Police Court silks and other fine fal: | slient. if | mitted. \ "| her with « sitwilar offense. for using insulting language. Manager Fletu at the time \! | known grocer « ficulty, and left no clew to his iden- | 00) Mics Trimble , White, the su J. CHENEY ed would not be realy telephone compaity "|Special Bargains for This Week at the Padu-| COUNTY WHITE CAPERS cah Auction and Storage Co. of goods reserved from the Hein’s; The: a ; Louis. We have determined 1o y Order “Witnesses Aguinst Robt. MeGill to Leave. And Give Them Until August Ist to Do Mt, Wi if Men's Fine , broken sizes, ), $2.00 and bieiaan | 00 Soke ‘ pairs Men’s Very Fine $1.50 8 Worth $2.50, 82.75 and Boys’ All There was some excitement near Ragland, in the county, a few days ago, according to. reports, over the action of some of the McGill faction in sending a note to some of the wit nesses against the defendant in t. celebrated wife murder case to leave the country by August Ist, or else submit to a “white capping.’’ It is suid that there is\much feeling in the neighborhood over the case, and sym- pathy is largely with McGill. He shot bis wife, as will no doubt be remembgted, several months ago, and she died from the wounds. He has been iq jail ever since charged with murer, no bail being allowed. It is not thought the witnesses will .00 go in one lot at 150 pairs Men’s Very Tine Ww Cut Shoes, worth $2.00, 125 pairs Ladies’ Fine mple Shoes, com. toe, 150 pairs Ladies’ Sli x fords and Sandals, Men’s Fine Jers this sale at ine Sample Straw Lats, regular price 750 25, 50c nd $1.25,going at SE BYRGAINS. Gid Dotlar Drowned While In wimming. Gid Dollar, aged 12, was drowned @ fat the foo, of Trimble street, ne: what is known as the Big Gutter, about 5 o'@lock Saturday afteraoon, He and several companions were in swimming when a wave engulfed Dol- lar and strangled him, Alvin Jones, one of the boys pres ent, attempted to save him, but bor. sa aqcourt. TALKED OF-BOMBS, Thr Him inthe Lockuy ar was employed by Mrs, Phil Ashoff, at Third and Monroe streets, where through sympathy be was given ahome. He ran away and vished the first drowning of the season. Although the water Avas quite sbal- low where the dr ae occurred, the search for the bédy has thus far been unsuecessfall./ A LIVELY SKIRMISi. Iwo Colored Men Warranted this Morning. Milton Hall/colored, was arrested by Officer Spftherland this morning ma charge/of disorderly conduct He went ta Smith & Scott's to- pacco factory Wis morning ard ap- lied for work, “de became enragen pecause there was le job to give him and threatened to Apnihilate the y with dynathite. Hall is from Louisville, and ise lently crazy. He said thig- mornix a a conversation with a reporter th when he mentioned dygamite, b meant simply that he intehded to put he tobacco union onto phe factory He will be tried tomorrpw. KLEPTOMANIA Austin Travis and a ove-legged darkey named ‘Sam’? engaged in # lively fight yesterday afternoon near Ninth aod Trimble streets. Both were drinking. Otficer Jeff Barn- hart swore out warrants today, NEWS NOTES. The seventh Inérnational Conven tion of the Baptist Young People’s Union will be eld in Chattanooga this week ‘The Ohio and Tndiana stete boards of arbitration arrived at Pittsburg yesterday, looking for a way to set- tle the miners’ strike. From La Cinta, N. M., comes a story of the bruta) murder of an old woman by four young meo because Jolin Dillon Will Make, Is the Plea This Morning. The case against Jobn Dillon, the oung white "sap charged | with|*he Was supposed tp be « witch. breaking into E. B. Harbour's store] ©x-Secretary Carlisle and Senator and stealing $100 or more worth of} Lindsay will leave Washington this afternoon for Louisville to take part in the Democratic state convention, Republicans are gathering at De- It is likelyAbat Hon. E, W. Bag-|troit for the convebtion of Republi- by, the ndant’s attorney, will]can Clubs, which wtll meet tomorrow, make the plea of kleptomania for his] L. J. Crawford, of Newport, is one F cred had just been released | of the candidates for the presidency rom the Eddyville penitentiary one} of the League. lay, when the last offense was com-] ‘The remains of Senator Harris will reach Nashville this morning. They will lie in stafe in the capitol until this evening, when they will be re- moved to Memphis, where the funer- al wili take place. Reports to \the Agricultural De- partment show a decrease of about one million agfes in the corn crop. ising insulting) lang towards] Tobacco shows a falling off of over Lula Donald. /Che case was con-|20 per cent/in acreage and thirteen tinued. A wafrant will be issued} points less ih condition than last year. against the Louald woman, charging]! ‘Phe conferees on the tariff bill worked four hours yesterday and agreed upon several huwdred of the} minor amendmegts, It is thought that there will lie a compromise on lumber, hides au@’ wool, and prob- ably on sugar. The Powers have all sent telegrams to the Sultan declining to change the position they regarding the frontier of Tyessa'y, The Porte was con- inued until toworrow in Judge San- lers’ court today. The case against Frank Washing ‘on, colored, charged with abusing his wife, was dismissed. A similar harge against him is set for tomor- row. Lizzie Dunlap) was charged with Joe Pri¢e was fined $3 and costs PAINFULLY INJURED, Terrell, of Mor: ton’'s, Meets With an Accident, Mr. Fletcher Lerrell was painfully ojured this forenoon about 11 o'clock while out driving. The horse attached to his buggy became fright- and began kicking, amd— Mrs Terrell jumped out. He was slightly njured on the bead, as Was - (3 Soyd, a colored hostler in the buggy The horse was gotten efore any great dam, raed { A fac simile of what Mat ander control | age was done, APPROACHING MARRIAGE, Voll Known and Popular Ye ple to Wed, Otie wo¥ ung Mr, Werptreet, Jefferson street, e Boswell, of married the residence on Monroe will perform { Mila Stree will be Wednesday of bri treet. Rev he ceremo 1y, the ' NO MEL ING, be Sewerage Contract Not Yet Ready The conuei? will not meet tonight » ralify Che sewerage coulract. Mr, woeful bidder, inform. d Mayor Yeiser this morning that he © report tovighy uve every thing he is arranging at woulll probably ranged inn day yy Tt ts understonft is bowl Will Davis Hurt Will Davis, who works for the fell thirty feet fia pole by Hfiser’s saloon. He as burt very badly but uot fataily, | \ Nice ash stove w od, delivered most of whometave bekn idlersiage promptly to an mei Telephone 29. part of the city, K, E, Bell, t | once at my KEEP. You fin wll,* tha K00 nt the best you can , at the least money--- the ice betwéen the provis- ion chamber y See it before EW GROCERY Corner Twelfth and Burnett Streets. Office Hours now proposgs-teTicrease the ‘Turk- ish forvefh Crete, which is taken to megd that the Sultan does not intend id his position, or that he attempl pluff, ‘be coal mitites are greatly elatud over the success of their strike Pitsburg distrigt. The Pittsburg operators say they are in oy hurry to adjust matters//as they have stocks on hand whieh they will have an op- portunity 26 dispose of. The great- est obsartle to the ultimate success of the Atrike if the activity of the West Virginia miners, who are work- ing night and, getting ready to sup- ply the warket when the strike brings neh, is Via Minois Central Railroad. Toronto, Unt., “4 05 for the rgund trip; good returning until ddly 26, with ar rangements for extension. Niagara Faljé, for train 204 leav- ing Paducah/l:25 a. m. July 8th only, $17.20 for the round trip ; good returning July 16th, Summer resorts, on sale daily, principal, resorts at reduced For further information ap- all rates. ply to J.T. Doovan, ©. A., Padueab, Ky. } Importagt Notice, All persons knOwing themselves ine debted to the fiymsof Rogers & King and John* Rogers warned to call] aj Son are hereby settle the same at ice. No, 127 South Fourth strees;\ and thereby save to themselves gos! as I will be forced w proceet Tect) same, unless othe PADUCAH KY. IONJCYCLE CO,, Makers, Marion, Ind. \ \ Street, (NEXT PALMER HOUSE.) EAT Cry ByKEAY BREAD / ¥ram 118, lady Uruly sat, ife With & level head CICY BAKERY BREAD here's nothing baked ean Jyly 12. 13 and}? n't Jot Nume bakers, in Say ocher Pages are JUS Tasiet on hain KINO? us mood, TAS Goop F's FOOD: to] 4 af adios satay And counties, shinngig nickelg And Kiron With bread And everyt Vests, Pants good prices too much, Jou can send them to ue or we will cali for them. We