The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 21, 1897, Page 2

| ith do Will Web the Robins Glos and Queenswa . me Congress & a ALT Se thtes, avd that unless Spain has put ay ttofnooin, except [A047 the rebellion by that time, that ina git r lecbule Pity. BusevOne Pablished Sta es iy this government will interfere in " BUSINESS | Mr, Will Sanders, now traveli ster] some way to the advantage of the in P 0) 1, C. G@oudman & Co., St, Louis, | | THE SUN. PUBLISHING COMPANY, |.....ents, Reports from Cubacilte Jo" Se * «++ [ Col, Rowland, of this city, and Ate Will Graham, of Briensbur Mar- word and Operated by th diss wVveveuveey. “sy > ee % &*® a Evansville, soi and Cavro Packet, ne. INCORPORATED aowerne [cae that Weyler has come to the Neiooadths ake: Grek : i Tm Pama ? Depart * or iraham has eine « ty) oaaeoe RET Seouurany | whole island and he is concentrating ‘Holds of Ellis, Rudy term in the state legislature DIRECTORS: his troops in the seaport towns and | _—- end Phillips, eigted by the Populi 4 Whose ; a A. Paper JR: Smt on™ jin the Hav smecprovinee. Recont ieee ponte ee able ex.) “And riéw’ the children need good SCHOOL marked victories of the Cubans have Perl et | Hi “ tre. JOE FUWLEB and IN ss erhaps OHe Uf t of " th © *. i and UN 8; HOPKINS THE DAILY SU shown the hollowness of Weyl r's| Whose Growth and Success Have) ronounced suc st the firm has A great temptation is plac-! SHOES. ...We make a specially of School 4 . iat 8 wach Mi 1 give special atuention ta aad wicimiy, | assertions that large parts of Cuba) Be teristic of Pa fi sche. ¥ ed before the ladies in the| Shoes of all sizes and styles. We can selt onan’ Rot negiecine coneral Besar uqous re [are pacified. Rveryt ing indiestes ducah, and have Kept [SEEM yee ‘ magnilicent display.of new|@-. ..;, _ You a good shoe for Late Bad gard to expenee. el that the strengih (of the insure Wh}. * Pace With the City's | de ; ; = ol | fall g ods. ee ee ves is constantly increasing, while | a wa ow wl THE WEEKLY SUN ‘lhe aarp tae aed Expansion. leparti evn to the interests of our counyry pa their enthusiasm has been redoubies rol of an ex 1 ap Ai dl owe k Wit atatl umes be mewsy abd en-|hy pronounced victories. The eaiire —_ ranch Or voli ag Ue 1UsUe vert while keeping, Its readers posted there we t tivo depart 15u e pin “catnings ofthe National Hepabli'|Heended> + ‘advyuatness bouses that would do|? eae? we Dress ) Better shoes at better prices ‘ grest credit toa city mach lar odie. are {Mri u $ Telephone 221.§§ Offices, 427 " CORRESPONDENCE. TO DEFEAT BRYANISM, and with a larger outlying territory gol ag Begs S t Ags * ¢ P oe , 427 Broadway specia feature of the weekly edition of] The following two extracts , vale) Let mholesale houses, her river, ral: |o eee ng “direction” of In hoetall ihenew colors , * pH well be Ws Correstpiy to represent ; Kentucky{foad and manufacturing —invere re : : ake , Office Hours: ments ID iy within the Iiuits of ite ele clearly the real ispue ia Kentucky} ne hered here a population |-4 Mr. F au Vhillip patterns and weaves. All hes y 5 E this fall... Thesg paragraphs.are Werth | tye wants can he catered to sic jexperts | is t f wool two-toned Cheviots 84 m, to 12 m,2to bpm andatniga ; ADVERTISING careful cansideration: 5 cessfully only by stores that are waded \ cleat | at 25c, 39¢ and 50c, Nov- $10 Broadway H : avortising will be made knownon| . ‘The real and onl question to be| metropolitan in their size and strictly | |... i elty dress pat! ¥ y. q iy P men r patterns trom ‘elephone No. 310. . im ~__|decided by the Democrats of Keu-| up to datedn their stock and their] i to $20.00. Undertaki nd Fe tucky in the coring November elec-| method of husigess. Such a busiuess| ' DALAAAALAL uN lertakers and embalmers, f ‘ {carpets $5064 SBT | Sore Telepnone 1269 180 § Third Omce, Standard Block, 118 North Kaurth 1 ‘ : er ut Keniience Telephone 160 street tion is this: Shalt thé ‘Demucratte | contern is the ‘department store tat set Thesk dacs : Bais party bia Wel ant a ot ke EAN tone of the Target an most |" : Black Dress Goods|: ST. ABLISHED 186!,,——-o ‘AS. PABNBY, . : ’ [8°4.50| the corpse of {rée’ sifver snd « ‘omit | which is one of the U rat per annum : , Six months vr" 9.25 J its future irrevocably to the political | couiplete in Westera Kentucky, 99°) 50 Hart, the ma | , el One month 7° *40| fortunes of Mr. Bryan, of Nebraska? ]in which the modern methods of cle-) sl ® In staple weaves. and 4 Daily, per week. 10 vents | Courier-Journal. timental store management fi many of the lat o|- UTE 0 | s 12 Weekly, per annum in ad- ‘ That i, indeed, the true issud,‘artd | fully illustrated. a 2 tie Y All 13 t ite * t YSNTIST yet our esteemed ‘contemporary re- Phe firm of Ellis, Rudy end Poil-| | ies, All-woo! whe 6-in black 1 . fuses to take part in deciding | lips may be said to have been found] i rele at 256, 39¢ 40 $1.00, (i KN K RA I. | N SU ht \ N 8 I . cording to its sympathies. Fustentted ti December, 1883. In that} |") All wool black Jacquard 4 4 EANb VAL 4 | 406 BROADWAY of attempting the only possible reme- month Mr. Geo, T. lai bed | ern Ke rae Novelties at 75¢ to $1.00. a YATIT | qncasnpumamimammmmmemaaaiats dy for the Democratic party, namely, | Mr. Jas. A. Rudy with a proposition | 1), ssi \ ENT rect, the National Democratic | to sell to the latter bis retail business. |, \ ! Ad PT ee ee BROADWAY HOUSE. Nest hotel in the city Rest accommodations, nicest rooms, Irvin was the successor of th He its, Telenhone 4 ‘- 7ADTICAH Kl MEALS 25¢-$1.00 PER DAY, party is helping Bryanism to victory a rane by refusing aid to the ouly party that] bined wholesale and retail dry goods] | “oa hae a. chance to defeat it—The Re-| jirm of Rhodes apd Bubbs, a firm} aac oe ie Linale Rug ener Magadan ght tee, publican party. —New York Sua | which for years had been the leadi the fe Matting , 1oleums, Rugs, + Hien mt YRIBLD, dry goods firm in the city of Pada- | | Mee W etc., all pier af reli- . Hester, THE MILK IN 5 COCOANUT. |cah and whose wholesale busine ‘ dle es and the latest ' is a fact that the Sex Publishing | rye Ater selling to Mr. Levit ome | peroni tty Company hag recently had a thirty-} ihe grm of Bhodes avd Hubbs went | : i‘ rene | dollar law suit-with one of its forwer | ter Runsie Oty, where-unfortamately | | \ s, M ed 1 ‘Front Rank employes; it is also wfact that tle) their career was nol a success a \ Mu € Ca | magistrate decided the case 4; {the money made in Paducah was lost 0° oie 1 | : # this company. ~ But ‘it te not a fact} endeavoring te keep pace with tc = an riumph 7. : & fc) hustling Westerners that the magistrate cresilered Yis.ile<| “Phe business of Irvin, which was) ")” Furnaces 2 ion because he did not believe the| that of dry_goods and shoes, was |o- f 5 y State. oath of any of the witnesses, | cat Lon Second street in the building [oo oe | B OGll VIE “a ) y be him and get estimates ” pers ot ins Court ct AppealsAMES <0.) Furthermore, the evidence and the 10 ee ace tae pecan 3] Th 1 at « De a & Cf | or heating your residence, Representative, | facts were not ‘taken Thto GonSidera- ih liawkine New Racket § oceuy —_—————— Tin, Slate and Iron Roofer, eae tion, The magistrate himself, Mr; |ibere. the. business was condueted pay hee * > CLAIM NOTICE 10 8, Thid Bh ate bic a D. W. Settle, one of our most worthy {several years after Arvin's sale in at ts re : Bags! 7s : Clarence Dallam citizens, will telany one that be de- 1688. aslar a Budy bad received ei lathes | : eucthe . cided the cass against the Su Pobs | le offer from Irv ay, De associated | codern 4 fond | H i i ee, with himself MpeT, C. Leech and pias A e ' e tior Heo i Formerly of a himself action of B.S Kyat am ch ies, £0 eS, nv u rion $y lecusicra ania ‘vadeceh, Ky. ees les “because the StS| they together boiight out the business | t/t Publishing Company did not produce | bee: ming equal partners, which was Mi , | ili Machinery, ete. | Cieeuit-c | | INCORPORATED ny | Attorney-at-Law Lostevitie Irest Balldieg. its books in court."’ Our attorney, |in December, 1583. Mr. Leech bad aeons 5: a BY PRAMISIONETO one of the best in the state, aclvised just come here from Smithlaad, aud The People's Light — Such is ” h lepartime Rudy snd ; c i for several years boeu us not to produce our books in court | Rudy had for severe’ ye 4 a traveling salesman, representing 2| cate eee WY Adan MitD. oN, as we were not compelled by law ‘o/ihe firm of Lorian and Barber | i coos * ee IHG SHELBY BRADSHAW, -|do so, and. baying -then;-as-welt as| Evansville hat deaters. Ieis of in| or this « ae ties nina palette eeu now, confidence in. his opinion, we|erest to note here that Mr. Rurly of Ee ee : a. of G3 4, under assign M His passer Ports Savers <>) ponlawed Life Wdvtce: ~This is a trué| amt Mr. Ellis also: both came (0 ts a ee ie tet ee shaving claims ; ¥y ry eventh Sassy AN pean tatement.of the affair, an affair city from Smithland. “ ‘ t * are require e| aliw cn — vars aphid air 19) “after the purchase of the bus iness| ‘ opbder . , same before ay ' ion tienry Burnett. City. which the A, P. A. manager of the| py Leech and Rudy, Mr Leech took | bg ae tater” t before the} Hesere, Quigter B.Qe tgtey, Mayor. Be FARLEY ay “Registét’’ has devoted almost his| charge of the dry goods side and Mr ere ce cee 1897, or they () {ity Marabal J. A. JAMES, % entire editorial page for the past ten] Rudy of the boot and s'y P W I R A N | L, | H'T, }) ne eee Peet os | days. i ment, the part of the bu \ ) (it I DR. W. C. EUBANKS, 4 aamy| ‘The true motives of the above ever since has been under Me Reaso ble Prices HOMEOPATHIST, Kecood. Ward LON and GEO, immediate charge... After the i) " ae Ano ULISON and GEO. alleged newspaper man were notet|of one year Mr. Lebel expresses ee ‘ Se eomery wn q ARE Ward, WO. BORNEMANN and 0. B. forth in his articles about the result]desire to retire and made a prey - ores , ep | SFourin Wand, P. CANTER “and IF.) of the Sox's lamsuit,,but they: were | tion to Mr, Rudy. to that end ; st ALS | weet sta ran Sana a sacn| ate uae son nwo cena | HARRY F. WILLUMZOR, Mo. 7st Ward, G. M. OBHLSCHLAEGER nd [fosee of a former allidavit .of $) proposition, Mr. Rudy i ws Viel i “ Yq | 5 JTQU ARE Re gt af of he) sire towel, wor, was be in shape Buy t , All THe om Physician and School Trustees. manager Of ‘thé Scs,“signed also bY} Huy, There was however a: . Lie yy “rine warn he two otber responsible men, to the] live merchant in Smithland vot avers ‘ y ( ' a | Surgeon ad NE WAT effect thai the daily average circula-| to coming to Paducal and Mr. W.) , fi M Wax id i nve ) « | ee esi: months of this year, and which Leech te Rha aooalig Tle) rato, I \ i Aiturvey. 15810 | $4 4 antl | __Office, No 41936 Broadway. ANNOUNCEMENT. circulation-is-a-great deal larger than] ¢ Rudy, Mr. Ellis, however, Os Wrong, & N | a ines Ma ; _ teal i , me , rete > Faia cnet Horse Shoein — ° that of the ‘Register. This is one inained in Smitbland until the latter rie | e g Commonwealth's Attor: ey... ,| motive of the “Register’s”” splenetic| part of 1885, when be bereits | ba en we Sam Houston 1s a candidate for the office of ” with big family. Iu 1891 Me. Etis|'" *| Our ‘Ninety+Seven | a Specialty. Commonwea candioate hg wecondsu-|editor and manager,.who seems to ’ I kets cr inf >| om Complete Lime of | sold one-half of his interest to M td J.T. D CA Ps t Andress] gg | All kinds of imperfection in . Co, ¢ >on New York « horse's travel corrected, p sed of Mot rackem sad e whole face’ o have a grudge at the whole face of] yy Phillips, who su ded M Se cic ea Rt the November elect ee | the earth, but is endeavoring to take} Bilis in the management of the ry | | | Toxspay, October 5, is registra-|it out on the Sux. goods department, while Mr.“ ilis| Excursions Via lUiinols Gontral ewer: @ te tor Uatareh | Oe ‘ Do Repalr Work of Every King, eerie not be foegotters Go| There 1s.also ‘auother™geascn why [siuce thet fae ad the genérs! tinas-| Dt 1 £38 i " Bicycles Work GUARANTEED. to your voting place and. register! the manager of the “‘Register”” harps cial asters Disbaepet: oe ines | aters Sailors’ U ; ( a staph: we | Always on hand ready for work. ) ; Since erefore, the style of the : some time between 6 & m, and 9/80 incessantly on that little lawsuit. |i has been Ellis, Rudy & Phil) | a M | & voy H EN RY GREI F Ae eiits The Sux has asked ihe would-be] tefore he became a partuer ia the| 1 4 are the Sag a — leader who imagines that he is mould.| firm Mr. Phillips was for eight years |‘ eaten ¢ ‘Tammany Hall will ignore the|ing public pinion through the un-| traveling fi » New ti whole ©. (for the r | i, Supreme in ' 0 , Chicago platform and the silver] read’ colubins of the» Kegister’’ three yuse, aud previous, to that was wit} . | 4 . * ” & W. . ke of th . | ig wey wt L | / t +4 question ia its campaign this fall,|simple questions which he cannot NS paea nerf Y Louis Fair, O ; oi esu hi Solicitor of Pension Claims. Fels and it hopes thus to bold every Dem-| truthfully answir and hold his job. | since the. day Mr, Rady becsny t ft i of our Veteran of tons, yeas in the war of , ocrat in line and by so doing to win | These questions are: partner. Plenty of capital | . logs i ! r f 0) | +1 I K at >So | | Prosecutes celal be! i reater New York. Whom didhe vote for for President] Sbled the drm to reap the ulvaut-| iy : PEIRSONAL, |} ears 0 a 0 eee ee ee eee ro, widows of soldiers.of the war of Xican War service Pension Act of increase of Pension, Prompt sentiog given (0 rejeted ¢asee ahd the control of ma ages of cash buying, while 4 | ash system iu SF n 18967 ; : in ow ves W. J. y adberence to th wat does We J. Bryan any CEP once volefor for mayors ee renee oe Ye Experience ITS (ALLL ISS now? He tries to explain that silver ing has reduced the percents ezine power and for Cata and wheat are on divorcing fines ‘be- —Yeisere the agwuyty pRepudlican }loss to the minimum, aud a bs . st the par feet oe eens. “ Which thay desire tranenated ae the Re. ey ; pail (at that time) oF J: lingo, the Dem-| tention to the details of thelr «sys NE de We have] MONARCH Cy ; MFG. CO. Sy, ol capltal GROOM Wena. Ie Sines Vv cause of a famine abroad. Only 4] oo. pominges ig business has enabled the firm ol- | BYsts € guarantee to calc, SEW YORK 10 eee erte few states are interested in silver Gh onl H Te t ways to be abreast of the times 7 For ticke iy e perfect ne =e ‘ e aned x | giines and the price of sllver.Compare| oo ete no ug oF fT Keep a stock completely meeting | SY Lthetegide De uremedy very power Caras veaing oh ian esc A Nemec Carian » 16, A, ISBELL, M, D. the few mmne-owners with the million a saasigls the demands of their trade, — Since /OF O'S TON * ( on, and absolutely i aaa alga as a ms | oon BA ahd, nyone Who wan‘s to tell othr} 1886 the business has beeu on # cas mE e tem. Results Puy! Physician and a Bue R . of farmers and mbewtegromerss and) ie wii ts wight wot hesitate basis; previous to that consider: ——— 1 FIFE FTL ISIS ISS CER vice 668 138. Carat ee ¢ who are interested in the other oils | sol stigin what be bas “been dpkg |S ccedit business was done a" ¢ t WA i , a Residence 723 8, Sixth, of this question.”"—From Senator} ii. cir. tie might also tett them that} 2° 1888 the firm had its first peer c 1 $ eal L & SO} i NS | tice Hours 7:30 to @ a, m., 1:80 t0 8 ‘ eech on the opening of ; srience with fire, In tha \e | |U-NO isso easily obtaine : p.m. 6 to 8p. b . a Bake 11 he was ove of seventeen men who kopt’s wholesale business } 1 bottle; six bottles for $5. | AGENTS | ae ere ee linet at the county court house in| was destroyed by fire, and asa result I 1 and receive U-NO by| - -~ —- ! | ‘Tux bid at is being made by the| McCracken coun!y gud’particrpated | the | huilding oveupied by Ellis & | iva livery at your address e - Acidress postoftice box | ' Rudy was greatly damaged. Tl , } : i } amount of stock carried by the fira lant that the naval boar¢ 1} dates to the n sonvention | eee ; cp vende 7 gedealiae i te thinking |< a ‘ ¥ convention | tion jg shown by the fact that after of establishing shows the increasing} in Louisville which nominated Hiud fire their stock inventoried in a 1 ‘condition °$18,200, while 3 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Dr. H. PARKER. South for the vew government-armor | in the gonventioa that’ sent~ candi- CITIZENS’ 22 ANNAN ~AL STEM. > > importance of the South in the man-| ian for Appellate Clerk, and will 2 F 4 ufacturing interests of the country ;| most likely yute for biw, [the Jpeuranca companies paid thelr : : i. ‘ = » and the fact thatthe authorities in| When the sweet tempered ina loss, which was $16,250. For six h SAVING : 4 f charge of the proposed plant are|gets into a confidential in tt a A fn oe verte ‘ ‘ Gs \ LAUNDRY nm ; ; o giving so wuch heed to the applica might tell some of the late Wusus- |two buildings onthe worner of Third tion is ap evidence of the advantages | pecting Democratic candidates bow} and Court streets, now oven upied hy possessed by the south, While the it ts that be took their woney for their| Nance the undertaker and Jones? ta cowmittee appointed hy the secfetary | announcement vards, and “now fuls| Stallment furniture house, The Se the navy to investigate the matter|to comply with bis contract by al : rnd street quarters, were, occupied by : he firm two years longer until i }. somewhat ited -in- its powers, | fusing to publish the Demoviatic | September, 1891, the business was ely that a wite will be) As manager of the ‘‘unly erred te its present location aéiceied in the near future, those who} Democratic paper ia Paducal'’ an 21 Broadway, Like all okt houses, navy young meu have frow time to time been in its employ who have gone into busi- yess for themselves, When the busi-| ghd Broadway taduonbe Kear o. Say and |. T° No 120 North Fourth St. anitaijase New Machinery | Good Work. RA Tint Satisfaction’ Guaranteed, ¥ “¥ | | PLUMoiy Hy J. W. YOUNG & SON,*: PHONE 200, | Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00} 4 o3p.m, On Sat from 7 to 8. ~~~. and it ie not Steam and Hot | cu ione J, W, Moore, juve taken up the project propose to} explanation of bis career would be work persistently in favor of the{more interesting than important, ilerest Pald on Tine Deposits OFFICERS. ~ South until it is finally determined by Day and Night Sch: \ Speci Li partie adit | ness was purchased from My, Irvin, | Jas. A, RUDY pala : Special attention is gives to aritl-| Str, Joe Ullmag, now op the city po ieee Ghabjer ’ R. RUDY Assit Cashier einen metic aod writing, wel business pecans Tag if the] lice forees Mr. Darret? Perkins, since ning of the end of the Cuban war is], J mith} deceased, aud Alfonso Davidson, at siness College, corner Third and time well héte,': were “suid! dl, Addvives trom Washington | Madison streets.” No classes. Avy ay goods ives Pegi ene AD, indicate that President’ McKinleydage pitted, . Stude Jean enter. at| was the shoe salesman, Auouy uo ¢ uave decided upon a course offany 2456 ther earlier employes were Messrs. My In is very evident that the begins at the DIRECTORS ‘8, A. Rupy, Jas, BR, FM. Fisher, GEO, aiaple and Fancy Groceries; + 132 Sout Foueth Stree, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Lf jae ‘i “4 329 Gourt Sirect ryt i a Phone 2Ui Free era ot . RUDY.,