The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 18, 1897, Page 4

Dufour is better to. Why Frank E, Jewett is the question, A store on Broadway a ——AT— THE BAZAAR. ror weex gOmmencit g Monday, Srpt, Z0,-onlyy REE 8 bottle of Hoyt J best perfume wiuee¥ery $1.00 Dee chore All oup85 cent ladies’ gomaey”trimmet with lace) and fine (aks, for 0c, 100 pars fine lace uj worth $1 50, go this we wok for 75 cents All ofr $1 00 ij 8’ fine silk for 50 cents, All ote. ine silks, consisti:g of fancy stripes, fancy brocades and Persian effects go this week for 50 cen's All our $2.00 and $3.00 fine twilled sik umbré las go this week f and $1 50, 100 pairs ladies’ fine kid gloves hes: $1.25. Our price this week 50 centsy In mitlinery w stric ly le Ask/to see ing bats. he nobbiest snd best 50/ce t bh satin lined, All colors, A nice lot bf ladies? and cl hats, while they last, they go f cents All our $1.50 and $2.00 Hair Switches go this week for The and $1.00, All our 50 cett Colored Hair Switches go this week for 25 cents. A large lot of colurek bangs worth Sie go this WER TORI, We make a specialty of fine baiyss avd waves Remember the place. THE BAZAAR. 2165 Broadway. sainerenianestest tities LOCAL MENTIO more clerks, wor hits, ete price, | square ¢ ‘for st rece ces ve this ived a ry low our price. Men’ simer or ¥ s go this week r $1.00 and less than lers oo the frsived ot 2000 ocery Line tutte WE To the F Public: leity. Now we must pate at the Palmer. SHOK DEPARTMENT. C. beer man, is at the Pal Men's everyday shoes, Broad 1.5 morning from Cairo. } Men's fin ill, are recovering. Boys’ school shoes, Broadway Men's our new 50 cent felt walk The condition of Mr, AV. H. Brian Misses’ spring heel shoes, Diaetk prices Charlie Gree: Art 0 ai eer /returned at noon Umbrellas, Dry ( Gods, etc. Mr. Jojin Edelin returned this Mrs. J. J Many of our customers have asked Me Yuestion, don't J. P. Kean, of Saline, Kansas,is at| finer store—bighorTent, finer fixtures J.C Sitherland, of St. Louis, is savitte Men’s fla dress sh a Mr. W. T. Fowh Hopkins- price, $1.50—our price, $1.00. Joho Sliell and wife, of Gblconds, J. D. Hay, of Pide Bia price, $1.50—our price, $1.00, $1 00,4 market, and »i]|is improved today and tan, Boys from a visit to Kddyville, morning je St. Louis. PADU C AH AU qT N day. yLbave as nive and as brge a stock as any! the Palmer. all means mope profit, and you have to pay for it at the Palme? price $3.50 to $5 00—our ville, is at the Palmer, \ ne dress kid shoes, Bioad-| (rom $7.50 are eat Hotel Gilberto, Ladies’ nice everyday shoes, 75 ive, lgfes never sold for fAte;, 's y . 50c sos’ Le ape at Hotel Gilberto, rch dren's shoes, 26e, 50¢ poss ikdren’s trimmed . Will Sande . eet nh Sone We want to close gwour Furniture, Car Mr. W, B¥ed Long went up the Roy /McKinney returned ~ Third and Court Te ave PANGAN Vol, in the | Move on Broadway, a K. F. Morton, of Paris, Tenn., Here Are some Court street prices Col, Phil Padd $2.00 to $2.50. Mr. Herman Weil retubned this 50—our prive, | $4.50. ie Misses Lally, who gre been | # $1.00. v4 Grays ouly 75e Pfives fr from a trip nort some bargains, A tpHfline of Underwear, Overshirts, road this mofoing, We keep open till 10 o'clock every evening—s LO CO, this HAV STOCK. morning from Mayfield. Mrs. Mariana Mayes returned to- day frouhaevisit to Mayfield, Mf Fdix G. Rudolph went out in Kallard cdunty today on a visit Mr. Sanige Mills, former'y Joe Fowler. \returned last night Mrs, Hendy Kaaleiter and Miss Nina Grief are\yisiting ia St. Louis. Miss Lillian Thompson returned | the Grahamville neighborhood cla NEW STORE. Coy DALI Hops - °y CHURCHES AAD SOG CIIES. | ,, Record Wheat y Sowing. Col. Bud Dale) of Oakdale farm,in |" ms of the] Makes a In BuoavwayM ' complete will opy the time. | Louisville Free lergarten Associ- /Lo W Prices this afternoon trom | avisit to Mem- the stinction of beidg the first man formpfion aa tol feme apply to] p's. in Kentucky to sow hiswheat ‘ ¢ This forenoon at 10 o’Qlock it was |! ation, rien in the THE INDUCEMENT, M Taylor, (at Mr, George Wal-} Capt. Jack Lawson \returned this all finished. \ annex of First ( ebarch, Art Ninth street, moruing from a week's \visit to § \ i OFFICERS {11 At Eley, Dipple } THE ATTRACTION Miss Taylor, (uate of the i Ny Mon fi yo Septfauber For ine me Louis. Pale, - ; Attorney L. K, Taylor feft aay : mcs day for a visit to Fayetteville, Apply OS eice. Onis old home. _grtfige} Judge White, of Bardwell\ passed té&s Jihrough the city today enrdute to Louisville. ] freaky ‘ loi tts Mr. James Rouse, of Tennessee, is|icx Woeltolk and. Eneimer Joc |G, here on a visit to his brother, |g Flach have been lI for several days, R. G. Rouse. and the cofored fireman 1s also off on | Miss Letitia Taylor, of Lofisvite, account gf sickness. Capt. Bol is a guest of Mr. Geo, C. A¥allace {Owen is naw in command with Mr, and family. Austin Owen at the wheel. Based Mr. and Mrs, Sam Quisenberry he if are happy over # new apfival at their] saucatey cape residence. It is a ten pound boy, and] , Candy cata preg 9 has been named Saméel Whitfield. sais piel an Miss Alma Moft, of Fredoui daughter of Dr. J/ B. Mott, is vi ing Rev, M. E. Chappell and tafiily She is en route to Browu wood, Tex, ’ on @ visit, ster ‘Tenn. ,| Four of the Bettie OweA's Men Off Duty f Dripk the | phosphate. | (Ladies Free Me lo order to thorohg their performance, the Klint )-fleara goods and notions for fall and winter | Company will admit Jadiga” free to 9 trade. Also have received\ many goods | reserved seat on Moujay night if xe prior to this shipment, andat present| companied by a pgrfon with / a paid we have one of the largest stacks of dry | 0c ticket. Seqsa’are now oy sale at goods ever carried in this establish. | Van Culiu’s yl thoke desiging good seats shoulgecure / them/at once. Monday pfzht for fhe fifst time at populurfrrices, t f great scenic melo- di entitled “Shadows of aGreat City/ will be prosedted. The prices for fhe entire wéelé will be only 10, 20 and 30 cents, / with a change of play\nightlyy best; ttie Owen has | cort 98 AMODY ler viti- | Streets The ferry boat considerable sicks ty from stern | Received Friday the ¢ markets, one railroad\ear load of dry | Vices ment. rrow Klondike Not Ink ‘ Bet tCr love fe fave SCHOOL = COCHRAN: &\O} Btiy # Shoes boughtof{ysfpolished free. We offer no Catch-Penny Baits, but an Honest Combination of Good Bargains, I am sole aydat for Pang, Yee Tai & Co., tea aier¢hants of Hong Kong, China atid will|keep\s full teas jou hgad, all at Di Hy "Phong VSL £24 South cond’ street, Runaway. Mr, Will Arnola’y horse ran_aetiy this affernoon and Pastially Qemol- igvéd the “"Notide. Lad Se Program of Su he Padug¢ 1 Union, School f its next Than Gol SF 1OE ES undpy hold SPECIAL =“~-~KOR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 POSITIVELY THE ABOVE DATE ONLY will the goods quoted be low be sold at the following prices. Also, please do not send children to do the buying All persons interested'in the Sunday. ‘school interests ofMthe city are urged ty be present, gf i is to be transgeted, The following prog ried oul: “Some day-schooi Piukerton, rtanca of Organjaat y-school Work,’? Jy Modern Methe Work,’ Rev. tir and you Death Near Maxon's. A chitd of “Mr. and Afiy. Milt Bacbanan, of Mexon’s MMll) diet yes. terlay. The remaiuswere buried to- Sun Tally é “The Rewards of in the Sunday-schoo ‘eachors’ Oppan ue Jessfe Mikeseh, Attention! Did you ever stop one moment to covsider 90 allimportant matipr, i.e. t month you have to at Rodney C. Tidmpsga's new ounty. taxes. | Electric Steam pets Weke is a fo attend to thisy detewiTry ig lady employed, te fést be compelled ie penalty | after Sept. 3 edtfully, W. R. Houtaxp Sheriff McCracker ~ — a: ge per yard | iug-DOrD\, vac aod pnkiieed | Pos Sea island brown domestic, $c per yard | der. Best apron check at... 3 yard | 1749 Good quality feather ticking, worth! 2 15e, for. . 12kge per yard Cotton flannel worth 7c, se the yard Fifteen pieces outing cloth, stripes and checks, worth pay aa tlges , _ Sc per yard | Don't fa Endlige ties calico at: \sie the yard | DOME TA New fall styles in calico at gc the yard} Two hundred dozen misse | children’s hose, sizes fro | 934, worth 25c, at 15¢ per pair Fifty’ dozen Seamless. | black hose, worth double, 15¢ j Ladies’ handkerchiefs at low The prettiest line of Japanese and sitkaline draperies’ ia) the cit per yard Rinular tbe hottie at dactiog otf at 3¢ per bottle Wetats Qosen’ sehooh’ ebilacea'a handkerchiefs at Uis Bond, 3 at #300, Was Aid Sdciety pRecuted, 1000 4° Noah Morrig of Calvert City was ihe Mi ‘: tried before U.S. Commissioner J. pennosse R, Puryear this ‘afternoon for selli whiskey without nd he 1 u wer, His \ bonc fixed at |ed at the 5300, which he executed eharch NEWS AND COMMENY, [f° a County. }Iess, With the aid of A/ mag iy t Ini m y Buck clearings in the United States si r hine, anc stoc ” ord ial wing ma ani fail tock of ffor the past. week sbOw an incdease All are coraly’ ian all hinds of buttons/ AL wa re-| per 0 over \be cleadings " Mr. Clift’ Burneft of Sig] Wrned laundried ig’ tfret-dlass style] gop the corresponding wéek last : r of Sit) without any extgd cabt. Celeph s Edwip-Artiold, authorizes the. Sus tol p99 business offfce and laundry 181 Richard Croker is said tg have] and Obio «t state that Sir Rdwin Aetold is bow South Third stréet. Always remem- purchased the New York Daily ual morning fo Port . Will oot racelicr the whit¢ wagons ™~aud black “Telegraph” to supply theeed of a The public in Dyersburg at Evansville, s 18.1 | Pammany organ for the eatnpaign The national road/parbament at} Lv Nashville adopted pésolutighs recom- 1 WANK Bros, & Jones. Tax Notice, This is the your. ste and tha gense maker iv the city, w it is to see that no ga | ‘Thompson Laundry or butt s&w n't Kun Agauist Dycrs- burg. | | Arnold W Srooxp Barvist Baptist +3 forge] ay ings as a contemporary stated ye lay t+ —-- ; The Delicatkbsen at $27 Broadway , a9 the etrain-| will be opened aap It bas} mend ate and federal Aid in road | Sunday: LADIES TAILOR-MADE SKIRTS fared fda—ard) been fitted ypyat gregt expense, and | building aud a jfmited usg of convict | Germar | milk will « wind—aud | good tasté fs dispfhyed ou every |idy / ternor Ladies’ black brocaded brillian nk. band. / The stock ip fresh and Mr | gy i ; 0 Southera cdugressmeh have secured skirts taffeta lining, from $1.25 to $3 : Hawkins, syho bys cliarge of tue Aides {rab ie aiueones Glan each. is avo s jr ye 5 | Ladies’ handsome novelty s byes, Lpsfio oLRe TA beastie! yecot southégu Igealities ia their | the evening wool taffeta lining and corduroy bind vuir/will be given to every Vie-} arch for a lodatidn for # govern- | armor plant Uf? Vectsen SOW besides it is an elegan ale Cheup. One (98 t as new, v le tsi ; Good wipments. | rts, a nriivore ; ye omitted ing, from $2.50 to $5.0% ¥ i tie A bary Istr Texru Ladies’ Ready-Made At ONE at th “© Sivels, died of Mux last night at child of Buckner the fawily residence on West Broadway. tbe remains were carried to\ Kansas, Urey Sivels, a d to Graves County, U's week PS busi view say Notwiths? 10:45, seasonably warm weath : it pearance of yellow fever in geveral Ve! & Gulf states, checking locully tlie dis- school a urged t Campbeli-Mulvihill Coal, Com- j pany will f house now | ebeaper Cali and} jmake tentl the 9 i CLOAKS: of the Delios yAt 827 Broadway today de tribution of merchandise, business throughout the country has increased To the friends pet Masonic bretl-] more than anticipated. Tha génter ren of our degeased relative, Mr, /of improvement is Chicago,/which les Roth, We-heg, through this} furnishes the most favorablerade re- medium, to extend oun gratefml and | port within five years. ‘Phe pri | fe are, heartfelt thanks for tkeir mgby evi-| pal settlement of the bitGminous coal | tinier 2, es of kindpes® and sysipathetic strike, a further rising tide of de-|syaq k mand for iron and/teel produgts, the \ a i" DA withdr: frow’the market pf some " t at. ¥ PAI [Mori's Be sa {o1ise, Silo oh os allvanle. sa late manufacturersyof woolens, extraor dinary large bank clearingy and re Fieh One Week, Comenes Bo wali D ports that méreantile collegtions bave pe 20 improved constitute the features of the week, SPECIAL EXCURSION —~<. In 8 round of thefatest Wr ‘amatic Ys KEN and comedy sugéesses A : : ¥S TAKEN, MONDAY le produ Will go on sale Monday at low prices, raves county, for interment, vs from gc to $1.50 each. Centray R tickeyf to E jtembér 20, 2 ning Well, wait till yon see our Ji learn the prices, then you will s. are the lowest priced cloak h the city and have the prettiest li i atteitiow eived load- Veryoryspetttully, Mi ayp Mus. Fydy& Errincen, Fukopy axp Patptsa Rorn, hiank Kuos & Jone d sie fend the opening pn at 327 Broadway Don't fail to of the Delicatest Hilinow Man Here Sick, UMBRELLAS. Fred Morton, & y¥ aa still handle umbrellas, aud " ; We still handle umbr ud if Nast u Pk-wb-the.olty helt t0 want to save money buy ove from ; He dau and Was ase - signed a buok in city court FREE TICKET err high 7 t&s pur from Ayvarded | Highest Hongrs—World's Fair, Gold a — Fair. Gate $2.85; Hardin, 840 in this ad can be found at | PN I ie ANY lirst-« e quoted prices at our store. or wyiiy) to Cook and do geners) $2.60; Havel, include one admissivt to the venten- a house work. Addfess H, care this| q E! E e DIPPLE:" 172 nial grounds, —‘Tivkets will be good | for return passage On or befure Oc Q WHITE Another Whart Accidcpt, tober }. For Another¥ccident oecurel on the I on'sny tides 4 wharf this morning, A wegon load .« Successors to J. y,/Cuthrie 923 BROADWAY. of lumber fram Lilinois broke down, a wheel collapsing. the From Calloway; Marsha’ a Me- Cracken Qu lex, Ky Tennessee Centennial, The N, C, & St. L. will sell /ex- | i sshville and/ re-| turn September 20, snd for motning train Sept. 30, as follows: PyAuc 63 05; Elva, $3.05: Bentow, § VEROUSLY GOD NICK Stutz’ Good for one chance on the ladic grade bicycle given with every 25 chase. cy Everything mentioned ch Died Yesterday, wetnda Locker rer home She wel on Clark teaves The great scen hadows of a Great Latest songs, dances aud Gange of bill nightly e rules n BOO"d ¢ OG 0., armacists. |Boples’ Popular Prices, 10, 20‘and_30 Cents, | iF ACON eventh x UADIES FREE Monday ¢ aoompanied by one paid fick: a when aud Ticket A Pure Grape Cream off ertre Powder Gen, Pass. Agent, ee i Jack&SQ0 streets, —. ate US, Spy. { Seats now on sale at YanCulin's,