The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 7, 1897, Page 1

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has the largest daily yin Paducah, Advertise in it. VOLUME 1—NUMBER Bit TENDISH WRECKERS, CG, “ > Heinous Plot to Wi Possenger. \ SLOCE GALL IND. 2 f rived ly t E MINERS AUREL. cy Lined Aienry 6 te W Froma ++ moraing he ¥ “You ¢ aie g Sun ie x his afie 1 where bie ved, Dui cot *eol Groen bos houses, 0 amoisow tie W Dr, Eda cs, 5, Nose auc | < key ven cue L, 8)! of y tor Maducal. Ky, | The SUN is the only Re-| | publican daily in Kentucky} | west of Louisville, THE OPENING DAY, ew’ boty. The Four. no de the h Aunaa!l Meeting of r Association in evidence t LARGE CROWDS ARC CXPECTED, | the ea: now over Sega Th @ Ar oon aril e Good Ave sented WHE D.SPLAY IN FLORAL ALL bit at of the be Tee fou tb eanusl ¢€ = 00 yoon and ue *yeflernoon, Ate p ow ae ptcolo ton ava olner | fuve Lord ree --Or runing, five ov ent OULD rage— i WOryet Oa LOC NOTES. xed w of thie « \ be de uorg y Alex Kirkland was busie; | 60 is morning than the proverbial cat jtue funeis! ie lad the office in his sole charye} The re ea great ior of the time, and tire {reach the city before tomorrow after= yu merous inquirers as to this, th t noon, j and the other matter ‘ Notwithsta “te “Wiel | ue was affable and courteous to every- Wha ever else rth of light ref. esl Junea and soft dr as follow Bu!lof (he Woods, | ‘Vue Woman's Christian it of Miss Frances oceupying the Son Is avon | Various colored lodg 1 will decide who is to prc PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, CHUNKS OF | HID HIS GOIN, PROSPERITY. igiesverger Is to Pebuild His Saw Mill, fails, there will be| Leceniricilies of the liam Fulton, ‘e much | ernoon re. « stands ¢ ce a d Cloud, second; K he others s8¢ ‘Temper- ance Uaion has a co y looking booth gee | A CORDAGE FACTORY =; Had $1200 in Me sical end of th Dollars Somewhere. Concealed no caseat of 1 with the position miu (sblished Neve Sccoud Anda New Flour o be Es nly rewenr per HIS RELATIVES ARE NOW LOOKING FOR IT. and Washiagion el vot fs woenee anne An inte es'ing y Calloway county re ‘ative ventrivities of the lute Wi ton, who died sever E ave several new in-|\,!* home in Kirksey, the on, the ot, fn known Mayf uspecis fail to ma-[ He was father of Mr. ont- was very pecatar in er saw mill, rece lire, is to be reba 1a @ short $3,000 or mo! wen will be emillis one of the [wove tof the state, aod bt exempted it] wails ition and hab tua , aod regularly end in the groun Soon : iter » belo ted e woock € R. 1. w vew ey M mn nal y lers to be bein late YELLOW FEVER, Nol ed onger Any Doubs About the Disease. emento! Qa. antine New O ieas Will anchd yam. Ww Ho develor 2 was bewwe New Os odvy there were { whied w c iys-ciuns «here o the eff Y. M,C. A ANNIVERSAR PANNERS CASE Workmoats 0 « for, Seereary hel 3 tonight dition pad Shoo ug at sino Ht County, ve doxen or apconle from P yove arrived \¢ sho’ ay world member wiil | The 1b: well-snowa to Py only a few ag eremonies. py $ oan not possibly |" ged that every ce of pice week gion be p veuut promptly ou | " uaranioed Lobeoca Rabie ou aoeu siroug, ho at Wil 7, $1912 FOUND UNDER THE FLOOR, | £2. ey LUG Come Earty 2 _ Your Size is Gone. “4 fe “Kindly Observe These Figures.” 5 soe ase 24c 35¢ 4c 48c 14¢ # 19¢ 63¢ 73¢ T 26¢ te Dish Paus Dish Pans ite Buckets e Buckets lite Preserve Kettles ranite Pr ve Kettles anite Baking Pans h Granite Wash Pans 1 Tea Kettles »ffee Boilers line of Granite Ironware, strictly first qual- i), 0. Hor &, Son Hardware ond Slove Go. INCORPORATED. 109-117 N. Third St. cad and Read 7’. ' \ Announcement, Stop For it has never hay ONI ned before, such bargains as we are offer- EEK ONLY, in 2s’, Misses’ and Children’s Strap Sandals and Oxfords. IN laa WINDOW AND SEE¢GOODS. - Tip Oxfotd, smail sizes, $2.50 and $3.00 shoe at 87¢ Ox ford, small $2.50 and $3.00 shoe at 87¢ es, $1.75 shoe at $1.25 -25 and $1.50 shoe at 68 -2 to 11, $1.50 at $1.15 to 15, $1.50 shoe at 98c 2 to J, $1 shoe at 57¢ 3-2 to 31, $1 shoe at 43c 20. Rock & Son, @may DPR CONAN Dey R CASH Two |B. Weille gars } s and to enable our patrons to visit the Fair freeiof expense, vill give with every cash purchase of $5.00) or over, ticket to the Fair Absolutely Free! ast Flyers for Fair Wee Children’s Fast Black Stockings, ‘ 5c Pair li atean ait SIZES regular 10¢ quality §9c Pair GET FREE ADMISSION TO THE FAIR Your Purchase of 409-411 Broadway orters. hildren’s Shoes ces $1, $1.25 and $1.50, & Call often—you cannot wear Ts the exclusive and only authorized agent for e Ladies Shoe... YLISI SHOE e market for the money. JID NI KEL CiGAR, ONCE TRIED. ALWAYS TAKEN TIMES Suits to Order $14.00 Pagts to Order $3.75 OUSLY GO J "Te y ae then 333 Broadway. TAIL ssTA nING > Ripa | N

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