The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 22, 1897, Page 3

UE PP Oe ys PO MORED y | ane | ee DEPARTMENT, FREE PREE FPR EE sasoony TREE PADUCAH, TUESDAY, OC. STB d Gardner Bros, & Co.’s New Perniture Store) 20°" Rocking Chair ec ee ce 4 Mr. L. Z B i AT. ‘ ‘ and see the GREAT BARGAINS they are offering for the next 30 days in a pla BEA. OF Motul —\ j 0) Pe s Fe — [Allied with alt the kg Boos A and martial fame. FURNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, Dangitets Zion He Ruff] aa h WINDOW SHADES & DRAPERIES or auninos. | Co] a es Q Ongress 5 This is no catch-penny affair, but simply our competitors’ prices boiled down. So come i ( | FREE TO OUR CU STO MERS s ill ¢ a at once, and see and be convinced, and avail yourself of the grandest opportunity to fit your nis ¢ Ere ie HON Youn house up from cellar to garret ever offered you. The most complete outfitting company in ioe rm » DRY GOODS, FINE SHOES |: GARDNER BROS. & CO. fiver sc scar tpn oe) oh ” Wild Your credit is good. 203 & 205 8. Third Street.| ou pew “et hen oe | V ' eS i : iii sane owel JOHN J. DORIAN, 205 BROADWAY, PADUCAH, KY ve World | An exact duplicate, man for man and horse for horse, of the exhi- , ae ~~" | hitions given at the Columbian World's Fair at Chicago’ in 1893, all r 9M | J BERG Dol | | summer in New York in 184, and in 500 of the principal cites of de d 4nd, Europe and America, to which has been added many important and PROPRIETOR—— novel features, bringing it strictly up to date, and a 7 - ’ ORGANIZED ON THE MOST LAVISH SCALE I icah : Bottling : i WwITH—— os MORE MEN & MORE: HORSES AGENT CELEBRATED : VE MT s | f THAN ANY TWO EXMIIBITIONS an Win WV DEMIS BEER, Ot St. Louis. Perfected in all the details and exhibited under the joint direction of i « k * and bottles, the world-acknowledged greatest three managers of vast public exhibi- ii : dginks—-Soda Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange | #5, " ‘Ts ane g 0 d 08 er | be er) Se I a cs his desing weck oi 18 a Nate Salsbury, James A, Bailey and Col, W, F. Cody, . Assuring to the public the production of = ce LL ale America’s National Entertainment a Ina i poets gaye equaling if not surpassing the magnificence of massive magnitude at New Yoo } THE BEST SHOE mee On the market for the money. Is the exclusive and only authorized agent for Telephone 101, nt Carriages and Turnouts \\ London, Paris, Rome, Vienna, Berlin, Brussels, dun The Columbian World’s Fair cnicaco. ~ OE MTORPIO LS 5h A tah EERE | JAS. A. GLAUBER’S New, eniarged and augmented, iv Feed and Boarding Stable m ' | Nays. "i ee: | eigenen <->" THE ORIGINAL WILD WEST | . » ( Is utterly unlike anything else in the world. READ | ; iS 7 /. *>® >) THE ARRAY that nations furnish and races are ; aad wm na ‘ (4 exhausted to complete. All kinds, all colors, all i } {FIC AND FI [T-OLAsSsS 8 tongues, all men, fraternally mingling in the pictur- ; 1 W« | B i iC KS MITH | N : esque racial camp. All barn at i REPAIRING be —< a $100 Halladay Cut io © $60 HoRSESHOBING “S57 100- INDIAN WARRIORS - (00 All work guaranreed. ( yin 66 A HUGE ENTE * a ue 4 7X ZY, Ogallalla, Brule, Uncapappa, Sioux, na el a) \ N G FR FI FE AA Cheyenne and Arapahoe Tribes. ¢ t, t b ape (aah 50 American Cowboys, 50 tb 96 in. Wheals th 30 Be CFE ERLE UE LI 8 NS Gs 30 Mexican Vaqueros and Ruralies, Hereditary Princes of the Saddle. an, ee ; yr =.) 30 South American Gauchos, + a ij tb : i * } e i 4 ~ | a is ¥ 60 Western Frontiersmen, Marks-~*-- ~~~ 40 24 in. Wheels 24 ie (ieonwenees VOR men, etc., Aine ii j troceries 26 Bedouin Arabs, FULLY 'GUARANTEED. an sit Ca k er ‘ie 20 Russian Cossacks of the Cauca- EASY TERMS..2¥—) @ now . ’ . casus, ed Ao oom 1pples and Oranges, iy, Detachment United States Cav- Jas W Gleaves 3S Sou. ; ‘esh Canned Goods, &c. = alry, s : ysis es Scanlan bees N Db LARD A SPECIALTY. ah Batteries of United States Artil- ———— pr i] ees ___Oor 9th and ein ble St re. lery, Royal Irish-English Lancers, German Cuirassiers, ae j frame?” . WRITTEN AT RANDOM. rating receptacle if he'd call at melas ative, but shia ye The man who “strings” a news|, The rej paper reporter for the sake of wetting sindy about it Wall Paper »° ZZ The young lady conductors yester- )) All under the command of day had many funny experiences, 00/4 jitle notoriety usually gets more ey" Ia \ ee! Ph of ] Y doubt. But as they were in ® Ma0’S) thay he bargained for. | If Jefferson street , nae 1 Wna¢ + } » Col. W Cody---Bu: p : place, just for a day, they played the| Liacaell sacra mule é 1IddOW 1adCs. 1. Wm. F, 'y ffalo Bill ‘ part of a man, and in every reported ca: ok then be about | | i LATI iat I q Who will positively appear in person and take part in Inatance came out victorious hed “alt ae ay ey hie \endh : mem, |the city. [tis now a « den i : of ue yet both the aiternoon aac eenuine exhibitions. “ ol b cide, see pherishja tende: : : \ wo . at Be ys ler rey eae ory of the woman who died at his|POpUIaT, not exec i ; y = Jaa 4 ductor a strange young lady be de-[bands. He possesses the only pict- | 1 004 5 Ai | rt , The Last of the Buffalo. vided to play a joke her. He|ure in existence of his wife, and bas , 2 ia ca f toadle out like be was deaf and dumb, | carried it in his pocket ever since the 7 No. 37 ONLY HERD ON EXHIBITION. colle Jay the tranquility of his hore and when she came up to collect his} day ) | fare only looked at ber in an inquire} was broken by the terrible tragedy i ** way that straight: [It was one of the few things he took nd shook bis} when he made bis hasty flight from only The woman's relatives have vainly |obs ae " "| ‘ . IW, & Paxton This enormous outfit is transported in Special Railroad Trains, using its own specially constructed ing, **thick way embarrassed her, head, She made desperate gesticu-| the neighborhood | rolling stock, the largest of traveling commissary, ations to convince him that it was a) Sip obtain a geet can b | dormitory and equerry accommodations, complete in ‘ckel she wanted, but he only shook | endeavored to obtain the picture to} ne t {| » every particular, and equalling the requirements of Te ee ee tart qotioaed tak ep in the family, but MvGill only | Until nes | All Kinds of Gee bie Sods of siovitig we Rell” Bact his bead again and mo sp naa | petecon biere and. refuses | their n | én sy pea the agp me Ww { moving a ‘i ised sipped c ’t hear. Just as she reached chs : | ‘ ‘ ; rmy in Time 9! ar. Carrying a e parapher- psp bell cord he laughed and gave] to permit them even to see it, And] es | \ rikt a Army tn'Time of Was Canyiieen a eg her the nickel—and several others| such a sentiment is not unheard of in| fe 6 | fi Twenty Thousand Persons, assuring perfect protec: besides—for everybody knows his) murderer, McGill will probably | tion from sun or rain. So organized and arranged as » iv seoeenelly aes take the picture to the penitentiary | Pil" | to camp close to the city in an easily accessible loca- ¥ One young man boarded a Broad- with him and preserve it throughout | \\ tou, _ On the day of arrival there will be givens way car and concluded he would flad| the long years of penal servitude be-] —¢,« : : out whether the young lady in charge | fore him, as as ylace, and reminder had nerve enough to put him off if]/of bappier days. Free STREET CAVALCADE, n’s Saving Bank. ay, When she came} A reporter attempted to get the} | I ' At 10 a.m., by detailed detachments from each divis- ~ be refused to eyvare be only invghed | picture the other day for an out of |\ 004) |) tb dae! es and ion (Wild Horses, Buffalo, Cattle, ete,, being neces- art ily, and shook bis head|town paper, but failed, His experi | hie dl | f wae) i sarily guarded in camp), so that ‘the who runs may ee ¥) indicate that such al ence was very amusing i dy} b Aaa sien | : read.” The march will be enlivened by ‘ ‘i nickel was pre-|made acquainted with Mrs. M tg | | : . hing Bie Oe je another mild) sster, be ascertained from the latter | 18°". 3 = Magnificent Bands of Music = 3 a vowpest and then begged him atime}that ifthe picture was secured, it{ ii, 9 ! Led by the famed, world-traveled a shag 3 He only swiled exasper-| would have to be from MeGill, Then Joa for $ ° ) , tingly, snd kept his bands in his] the aster tol ll the ote sear ot i | ivan BUFFALO BILL’S ee ‘Then she reached up and| more of female witnesses that aman) |) patted the ay a cow bell rang wanted Rosa's picture, and they were we iF Y¢ We COWBOY BAND. Wrone eud of the car and it came to] at once on the qui vive . He | ERB chong . wie At night, a Brilliant Electric Display by the largest stontudstill, The young man was| Presently two or three of the we} phox, ches. aud nn @ bay Portable Double Electric Plant of 250,000 candle sauatied with his experiment, and|men, followed by two or three louk- | over the yellow fever s I power yet constructed for any similar purpose. Two paid extra for the privilege of stay-| ers-on, caled ey aside and in OW} who have treated yellow feve place, circuits, insuring a perfectly reliable illumination, tones, one said: know what it is say the ca ~ 3, PP, “ke aking night as light as day, iepolley Day passed without any- “Say, if you get that picture you Ne ; ire », bu rs Cc ah Cyc ic Wor ks, er ee y thing disagreeable. The girls be-| give it to Rosa McGill's sister, Le SA i aes iil havel nicely and attended to busi-|uin't got no business with it. I doctors, mst of whom never os =r seme saved ad most, if nut all of them, |doa’t see what he wants with it, any-[ ase of real yoslow fever, anid ® realized that they were nos put there ham, @ he Cay think no more Of] jot pe as fi to know I chatenge ¢ 1d | ‘wee og USE her than to kill her.’” ; hey did see it, say itis not, “You]] $f ’ . i ae ee they learned, however,| ‘The reporter promised faithfully to ania: ait ichieke:y i hes LOUISVILLE. KY, that most people had the right! turn the picture over to Mrs, McGill’» } ; palo when they boarded the car, ; anxious sister if he ever got his lands i ‘ . on it, Important N i] \ $3.00 to 8} e rs n ted i Ina few minutes a delegation of | 4\) yorsuins kuowins th t 00 al 2 ROE: : ‘Acting Chiet Sutherland says he’s] female friends belonging to tl iattad to tie fea ot pd upwards, = ee ee - § 4 heard of people stealing fences, hot] Gill faction came up, and on : paiva pip x#TWO EXHIBITIO S DAILY } stoves, brick walls and other such) «If you get that picture?’ you give ‘ala A. R. ( R, af things, but the other night he found] it back to Bob wits he sar that wean. Manoger RAIN OR SHINE. hief he ever beard of to steal] woman better than anything on street, and tt i nctdieemsitiamiecauaaiis . “ « ‘\ {hs voo-—not found him, but rather/earth. Don’t you let them others Daler Uae ood wi : r Afternoon at 2 o'clock Night at 8 o'clock. him. id wroceed by law to. ¢ aniins \ ors en one hour earlier, Night as light as day and as com- found oe ‘wes nothing °more|” And the reporter promise faithfully] tries otherwise, stile! 4 Spiiie Siove Doors open one hour ear iat Night as light as day © Pods Be yo box filled with saw-|t» give the picture back to Robert Ma ht. Bier a | i ; . | dust, and was taken from the Union| McGill when he got through with it. | Qoceiver of Rogers & Ki | ER, WORKS General Admission, 50c. Childs . under 9 years, 25c. bd * aeiting room between trains.) Just as he started off one old lady | Rovers & Soa . ; ‘ ; depos wales he thinks the rail-]intercepted him and asked with the : a 2 % Boowtway. Old stoves re-| Numbered coupon, actually reserved, seats’ will be sold on the day ‘of " The fee a oad be willing to|usual rural curiosity: wols With & pier’ \ auc made good as exhibition at Robertson g Store, corner Fourth aud Broadway, , a compen the rest of ite expecto-| ‘Bay, Taia't moania’ ter be in-} oii’ fU'e eal deguinigiciund wows, lve Aw-German Nal baw | } Bicycles checked on grounds. ‘ A 7 ‘ Ms » a ay ba "