The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 23, 1897, Page 2

! inspection [= Is our line of Fall Capes—in style 4 and quality superior to any variety ‘ ; ‘of garments we have ever shown Such capes as these handsome cloth and elaborate silk wer never priced so cheaply before Pr mie An especially attractive line of mourning silk wraps. i ‘| | Fur and Feather Boas Nothing more stylish and be { coming. than these soft fur and feather boas. All can have them now at modest cost Long black coque feather boas at soc to Soc. The very newest fanty—gray coque feather boas at $1.50 ‘ine Fine black coney fur collar as with ornamental head and_ tail trimmings at $1,98 Pretty Thibet {ur boas, 52 inches i long, regular $5.00 style, at $2.< ¥ Handsome collarettes Martin, one of the most fashic furs, with tail ornaments, at Expert Corset a Fitting. September 27 to October 2 Free to every lady who cares to know what style corset b her figure. Miss Kerr, an ¢ corset fitter from Chicago, will have 4 charge of this department for the ¥ week, Hats and Caps pete e+) how Ohilaven * Just received, all the latest de 9 signs, and we propose to break all previous price records in selling oa ae ‘ : Good leather Eton caps, all col- 2 ors, at 25 cents. Boys’ fancy cloth caps, with braid-aud tassel trimming at 35¢. Fluted top Tam O'Shanter caps with band and fancy buckle, soc a Leather trimmed cloth Tam O'Shanters at 75 Good quality felt sailors with plaid bands at 75 cents. We are offering the newest col orings in No. 4o plaid and Roman striped ribbons at 25c the yard, cents Fresh Carpets Make an old house seem new Try one of our good quality hemp carpets at 10 cents yard at 20 cents per yard I One-quarter wool two- a pets, extra good weight, at 35¢ y« at 25¢ the yard | Our line of Body Tapestry |, | | Prus’els, Moquet. Wilton and Ax minster Carpets cannot be equ in western Kentucky We make and lay them in the best style |from the snub administered (o Bryan fact that the E PROUUAK OA wows |has brought out Pablisbed every afternoon, except | Democrat | not only ‘agin’ Bry an for 1900, bat the continuance ampaiga issuge causing consterna- are also opposed to |THE SUN PUBLISHING CONPARY, | jo PMESIDENS AN pursiv: xt | tion in the camp of,free sil Pheazce en /eVen now see the possibility that not only Bryan but also free be shelved ere 1900 ¢ THE DAILY Su¥ A DEMOCRATIC For years Bradstreet’s has kept }close record of the pr |bundred of the prigciple « markeisaf the United Sta y trend of these number of peo} ey bill the advance been very sharp tember 1 it was more . Ip other words, these incouts vertible figures prc ADVERTISING. sing will be made known lock, 115 North Fourt back into power happened to increase Cony, pa seem American laborers. nn in ad- THURSDAY, SEPT. 23,1 Republicans do vot FOUNTH DISTRICT MALIVINGSTON Make y own ¢ vonty Jutge, JOHN C. FARL I ANDERSON MILLER. CIGARETTE racy pe reports « ested in the follow 1G. M. OBHLSCHLAL on him was pot without displaying Tue Louisville to the practice of the Japanese hemp carpets, good] era It can see no evidences of re wearing qualities, heavy weight, turning pros} that fa IS, i CONSTEKNALION IN OUTO, + AN AMLKIUAN 29 TRESS k Mrs. Le Navar Makes a Hitas A Good Lire Apparatos, Woo'en ' pists of pipes throug ry filled with water from and the pipes get # » lets ar : automatically opened sod the Mame | extivgnished, The it e will be | reduced about oie half by | arrangement, al 4 Rudy & § Philips: ted a frost that may nij tot for the expected that John | interest riding toA a Concert Singer. ub London, Sept. 2 Mrs. Antonio] : de Navarro (Mary Anderson) sang | va cert at Broadway, Worcestershire, | the youthful charm end manner she splayed when on the stage, Phir | Vas her first public apy earance since Ler retiren from the stave in 1890. | aud hence Bryan de ar r things, With fon at ank When a fire breaks ot attendance to fall as poled chielly for ¢ } meeti [ Dewocraue state beictiaa! aside | Dy FINANGI | COMME Pertinent Pointers on the Lead- ing Issues of the Day. Vetter Limes for the Parmer and the Workingmen, and Sil- ver Continues to Fall Not only have r stopped g ures, bat shoddy lias into the make-up of Ame! The calamity shouters a ferrng to the fact th. the New York trades unic time the campai Bryan Denocracy is being every point by crats, The sound money w aby ton, Ww . Phe hav yet silver Ca ! wer’? has obtained cunt s unit Her umber of people employed st one year a adily falling meantime, Mr. Bryan su He bopes that the pri so down again, and A LK er chance for t t and the ve predicts | for free silver w o with renewed vig Business failures 4 wool 50 per ce a do sear agen | y and meats uivauced ; meantime silver 20 per cent. in a year. anyway ? who have now res. T f one year ago pean about 350,000 » us at work int Senator Foraker sa loubled in valu ths. ‘That may be Mr. Bryan to ex} wivance in wheat, ie to the searci the theory that farm products were shave dropped throug $ reads, ‘Prosperity closed down; of Towa are marwet in June. The free-tralers cont is the pote uld foreigners is ere is nota weaver for 1 ia this dis ff rher own at be or e he docking of weekly earnings to | manhood How do the friends of silver ace fact that there was g advance of 6's per cent during the months of July while silver was Silver in New York cents per ounce on July Ist and on September 1st was worth per ounce, a fall of 16 per ce Bracistreet’s it |G per cent, in their those two mont ve great free coinage P. Altgeldjain his } Labor Day was to perfect a condition was to establish free soon as this be has practical. yped the silver issue g | Evansville, Padu say “2% PAA were bait: “Schul’s id ee aid Ohio River A Feast of 2 Fall Fashion Took Up,” And now the children need good SCHOOL SHOES. We make a specialty of School Shoes of all sizes and styles. you a good shoe for $1.00 Better shoes at better prices. H. DEIHL & SON A great temptation is plac- ed before the ladies in the magnificent display of new We can sell ceased to enter Colored Drs Goods ver fell 16 cents an ounce iv the from Sepiember 1, 1, 1897, At that rate it will le employed, In most all the new colors | sand weaves. wo-toned Cheviots | 39¢ and 50c. Nov- ress patterns from $8 Telsphone No. 810, DAAAAAAA! RRATAWAVVVD- PSTABLIS Miss Mary R. E.Greif & Co « DaNeme iENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. Telenhone 174 rease the ‘Black Dress Goods many of the latest novel- All-wool 36-in black serge at 25c, 39c to $1.00. All wool black Jacquard Novelties at 75¢ to $1.00. Matting, Linoleums,Rugs, etc., in all the most reli- able makes and the latest be that the PADTICAY ‘L. B. OGILVIE & CO. CLAIM NOPICE ument on th Manulanucres 2D nadmit g ivance in| State of Kentucky McCracken Circu Mill Machinery, etc. | INCORPORATED ‘The People’s Light Power and Railway Co. Will furnish you POWER AND LIGHT. PADUCAH,AY | persons having ¢ | properly verify commissioner on ¢ will be forever barred from « inst the assets in the hands New Y« increase of Reaso ble Prices. are enjoined st suid estate of rate Daily Ses for ten rilars hand as clerk of 13th day of Septem- ese McKialey times said court this World Loves a Winner" Our ‘Ninety: Seven Complete Line of ‘Monarch Bers ni Supreme tof silver pvever iation, and the geners {farm prices w ig shows it to be true. Sterling Remedy Co, Ch ments tor Catarrh that Contain he Iowa silver calamity pl Years of Experience MONARCH CY LE MFG. Co. PERSONAL, ng from early indiscre r excesses, power and are just the par- 5 OUT. LSLSSS t work aud give perfect a remedy very power- and absolutely Tom Monarch Cooper, LTT SS IF SFIS ack of vitality and im ~“ potence are things of the past when ONS Ne: is so casily obtained . six bottles for $5. and receive U-NO by private delivery ‘ Address postoftice box 359, Cape Girardeau, } Dk. H. PARKER. the duty America imposes.”” was worth 61 HANAN v CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK, 226 Brosawny, Paducah, Ky. X tables of tt of 100 staple raw and wnanufa Water, Gas and strangely silent’ on Last year, av- | ld, all that was need. apital and Suri, ‘$120, 000.00 Open from a, m, to 3 p.m, Steam and itot ‘w Interest Paid an Time Deposits icWater Heating, vernient owner: | silroads going into the all of the merits pf these | ms, the people will be § doubt the desirability of any x wivocated by such’ i | Aligeld, who, it appears, is idle t go of his subject at an: luke up some other idea, 132 South Fourth Stree, Gm to y Fume to Geo, 329 Court Streot Free delivery to all parte of the | see Cor. 7th and Adasat Cure sed bye tation Co, Dick Leaves Paducah . 1B, Howell. 0.0. | DENTIST Bofices, 427 Broadw Telephone | Office Hours: —— m, to 12 m2 to 5pm » 5 p.m. and at a} 310 Broadway. $ ‘Matil. Matil. 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