The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, October 4, 1897, Page 2

THE PADUCPH DAILY SUN, <r Vablished every afternoon, except Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY. | src co. pany was a corker, Heex {sale Warehouse and retail. store the Quail Hunting. ENORPORATRD, $$$. | inna sue wuote thing by one wave of] pulses of trade are already 1 ° ok A BGR saccssoserstseeeeViow Puosiuams [oo Hand seHt-were, sod be did tt by vigor. The orders that are flowing in 1D rina " = BOK RTANY é ion, “Why ™ pnigh ihn Daily RT a oe Preasunen | Shing one simple question, ‘Why is} ¢rom the various jobbing houses will DIRECTORS F OM, Pisner,d Nitin rab THE DAILY SUM Wii give special atvent P. Lings of Interest in Dot eglecuihg genera: Giveu be fully’ as space Will memit without Bara WO expense. Slements, Jot oe] of vi ps ~ DODGING THLIR OLD ARGU: |ed machinery, in the rebuildiog or f MENTS, repair of farm buildings and in the THE FARMERS fencing of lands. The payment of | long standing debts at the country and city stor tand silver ha’ | den upon retail dealers, and in whole- The explanation given by Ex-Sen ator Blackburn in his opera house Sv eech as to why whe with something their time | rhey Say the it that since Septemb fallen nine cents eight cents?’ fisn’t that just as r 1 wheat has) be followed by beavy shipments of xis throughout the country, aod the railroads, which have already nsportation of the | yang and silver risen nu profited by the t tie The late la- 80 simple THE WEEKLY SUN K devote4 Wo the Inverests of our c¢ 7d Will al all Limes be UeWsy Wines and teachings of the Na can party. SOF the den jal Kepat tie one argument upon which the! sured commercial confld of 1896 was fou quickened credit, whole cam; and upon wi b Bryan hoped to float ce CORRESPONVENCE. ADVERTISING. Rates of advertising will be made kuown on | 4 right application, Ofice, Standard lock, 115 North Fourt ret. Daily, per annum..........8 4.50 Daily, Six month Daily, One month, . Daily, per week.. Weekly, per annum in ad- vance..+ Specimen copies free REPUBLICAN TICKET, State, Clerk of the Court of Appeals, JAMES G BAILEY, of Magom™n County. Representative, FOUMTH bisTKICT M. LIVINGSTON County Judge, sheriff CHAR! k Clroutt Clerk, KI N, MODNEY U. DAVIS, RDIN FORD. Corouer, NAT KNEFLER. Magistrates, int District: HHERIST ‘Taira W.-H. HOOK Furt A. TORKENCE Pitth D HS. HAKNELT, sh Dirtret: WPA LUNA AY S-Ventn District, LOG Eiguin Districts MMELUY UiADSHAW. Constables. First Distriet, B. F JOHNSON, Fifth District, JOHN sAY Ri Disiii s, aNDERSON MILLER, J. WHIT Nava GLO. Y RD. Ward, WM. BORNEMANN and 0. | ie ard, T. P. CAR Wee titth Ward. CHRIS LEIBEL and JACO ZIEGLER Sixth Word G. M. ORRLSCHL 3.4, QUAR ES Mach ol Tr ustees. guret ward, 4 ANNOUNCEMENT. Commonwealth Houston tx nmONWealth's A y for th Jal istrict comp seu of Mer Marshall counties at the November elect ————— . Tax Sen is pleased to inform is! readers that Mr, G. M. Ochschlaeger Sr., who it has been reported would decline to run as the Re; nominee for councilman from th sixth ward will remain on (the ticket Mr. Oehschlaeger is one of the best known men in the city; he has served in the council for several terms with credit to himself and his constituents ; be will add strength to the ticke The Republicans are fortunate in fill- ing the vacancies on their ticket wi such good men as Mr. C Wil cox for sheriff, Mr. Fred Kamleiier for councilman from the fourth ward and the assurance from Mi Oeblschlaeger that he is on the track to stay and will swell the victory Pa ican which seem so sure in November. Mayor Yeisen 18 a sinooth polit ian, but he made a mistake when he got his man Lang to insist as F dent of the school board that a pn school house was necessary and | | should be built this year, notwith- | standing the council had co: ntracte:! to have a rewerage system put in | which required a levy of thirty ov the ove buudred dollars maki $1.45 being five ceats on the hundr dollars less ¢ ithe levy under t Democratic council, which made | improve nents, Th wt boa «| assed oll the law ce ov the hundred 8 bed a cents more bau was everacked f before, when new s ben built new schoo! hots prompted the action, bat to get up. They did get it up by ‘ics | the extra fifteen cents, bat lie, | know whe is responsible f | creased rate. It is | is now president of the seh » | apd whom Mayor Yeiser desir have continu® bis reign as mayor A sveci feature of, soe W015 oc Hon, Ta Bt be its m 40| supply and demaad, Events have) Buffalo Bill's Wild West show last || 10 cents| proved the absurdity of the claim 1.00 t and PR D | buying bad its into the White House aad Bla: koura | HISPORICAL SCENES lia ate basmed into another six years of senatorial ILLUSTRATED, |b Ui lite. — Eile A ' The opponents of the silver fale, Buffalo BINS Wild est Receives |... : acy, and in fact all the people have| @ Kousing Welcome in st, \ to more of sn explanation | A Nowom from the supporters of free coinage} St. Louis Globr-Demoerat, |) n| han they have vouchsafed us, Wheat |Sept. 28 —When au American eav |"), and silver hove parted company for] ®¥maa, mounted on wv miik-witte | ic veuticu charger and bearing io bis right hand | the very simple reason that everyone) handsome silk Unied States tag un‘lerstands—obedtence to the law of | came dashing across the big are voredt law, and Jevery tume they night the large audience present gave |him a rousing welcome, And it cer- tainly was an inspiring spectacle, avi | became more so when a detachment | made last year that wheat depended ‘ that prices could be upon silvet regulated by the government and did) of soldiers from the Sixth Uni me | not depend on the law of supply snd | States Cavalry made its appears MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1897. all the boys on well-trained white horses without saddles, The ¢ . drill of members of the regular twinship of wheat and silver. Couvt-| proved one of most entertaining | less pamphlets were Issued to prove) features of a long and varied pro-|, About the same thing. That one idea was) gram. It is said that the boys think |'¥8 \ Tel almost as much of their horses as| "Heeler deba they do of themselves, and such a|Sfternooa. 1 statement is not difficult to believe, |‘ the cour year; the ridiculed law of supply and | for the animals are 80 well trained |SMt of ue de demand is recognized this year; | that they lie down when told to do| Hoth the so wheat no longer depends upon silver, | £0, and perform many other tricks | Clemens: eacl without any coercion being used at | '* all. The exhibition given by the de according to the demand; and yet| tachment shows how well drilled the with all these changes the silver ad-| American troops of cavalrymen of to- vocates stil claim that we can have! day are. ‘The men ride standing up, ho prosperity without silver, that] lying dowa, two on one horse, one on two horses, and one young fellow prvtenal | rode around the arena at breal Why wheat has fallen and silver! speed with one foot on one animal, | alvanced since September 1st, is easi-| the second oa another, while a third horse ran between the two oa whi hy the man standing. This feat | won the rider much applause. ounce, the lowest price that 1t/ ‘The Buffalo Bill show opened bas knowa since silver became s/ engagement of the week in St. Lo money metal and a record of prices | With two performances yesterday th attracted big audience | : lly the evening one, wher mercial value of the five silver in the) the 20,000 can 8 seemed to | United States dollar was 39 64-100) be occupied. cents. On the same day wheat sold | tertainment seemed to give universal , the highest price {satisfaction, for everybody showed Tae Ban 1 years, One| their enjoyment im one way oran-| © Sypull : Jother, from the youngsters in short |CIPSly to the tresses to the old gray-haired gran t- silver brought 67 2-10] fathers and great-grandfatherg. “The a bushel of wheat sold for| evening was a per ect o efor 8u han hibition as Buffalo Bill's It was demand, Most elaborate statistical tables were employed to prove the the fibre of their whole campaign. It t lightly aside this is, however, ¢ duced M but with other products have a val Jhour aud a ball | Fejvi ler, w hour aud forty-t free coinage is our oniy hope. ly enough answered, On that day} bar silver sold for 514 cents an jdeal of t few ye |has been kept. At that rate the com- crats, or the fo termed dari | for $1.03 a bas vel | paid for wheat for year ago from the me date sn Wheeler's spe J ounce of t cents, and , 67 0 cents. On Wednesday, the day that Mr. | Seither too warm nur too cold, au! 1 = the grounds were in excellent « | Biackburn made his statement the} ij for spectators aud price of silver was 54 cents, so that] With good weather during inder of the week. Buffals B ist { witisen then only 234 cents in slit cents as the speaker | ud bis ‘ entertain apy | Louis, Last Saturday the price of wheat! ud of bar silver | | {was about 90 cents Jabout 5644 cents, When silver | reached its lowest notch on Sept Ist, Hlarge purchases were made for the Jarts. One house in | took 30,000 ounces. itimate effect silver went up. In wheat deal-| Jings, that date saw the culmination jof a most remarkable bail movement | wide world over hat] mts cf From all th }come the mos ming rej reg jon set short crops. Then thi jin and now wheat fluctuates between 90 cents and | the operation and demand, which last year the frainers of t dollar, all showing f the Jaw of supply ot th Chicago platform) ‘yhe program presented by th: [21 y¢ | but this year they pretend) Wild West commences with a grand! The killing t te As bas always been the] review, introducing the rough rid vorse trading case Democracy comes in just in the} of th world—Indians, cowboys. | Sit wing slot act an party Mexicans, ysgack8, — Gauchos, | mounted a bor : Arabs, scouts, guides and deta h-|captured ad i ar what they ridiculed] monts of fully equipped regular Birm um, ont {diers of the armies of America, Eng- | Bot ween dr land Germany and Russia J nat 1 Wheat as a Source of Prosperii Tis lwauine Aree Y*| before this imposing } its journey around the arena, th isan il! wind that blows no-/ cowboy band—the only one ou t vorld, Not oul, the compara: | sacks, of the Caucasus of Russ tive failore of foreizu crops raised the] pear in feats of horsemanship, ncreased the price wand io} dances, ete. A group of ruftiaa] c 1 the or importing countrie but @) Arabian horsemeo illustrate their Ebbitt to the We favorable season has so tilled ovr] style of horsemanship, together with} Here and ada will have no diiticulty insp-| cans show how vo use the lasso aid [ews When the plying their share of the 411,200,-] cowboys ride bucking horses in spit 100 bushels which the suthori- /of all the curious capers waich the ies claim will be the probable) qnimals indulge in. Col. W. F requirement of Eu countries. | Cody (Buffalo Bill) is seen in his | rounded by quite heir prob: export this year willl unique feats of sharpshooting, while | ‘Wek 100,000 bushels, which would] riding at full speed, and very seld« 2,000,000 bu s more thao} itis that be misses th tod from the e} aims at. Then there are Kentucky today raging news 7 thinks that Mr ever before ex ties o Kurope, aud ap increase] drills and the United States artillery | ough he is bot undred percent, above! drills by veterans from Capt |'ajority, Ln his f the year endi Thorpe's battery D, 5th Regime), | Hindwan aod Uh wheat ata dollar a) United States Aruilery. The nua | Will make suili truly enormous Wealti| be-s on the programme ere jaliverite ¥ vat will be poured into the lap of! num rous to mention separately, ba | ford farmer is at once evident, li of them are of interest froma his] Lideed, the news Fron such Ggares as these, it is}torical as well as from an ocal i | Wasiington from asy t V vastly Whe pros-| standpoint. A visit to Buffalo ti) a of ait part ' affected by) Wild West is equal to volumes | he candida'es of t @ pros} farmers, The] volumes of history, and every thi f; | Baie ation tal eaith which has come #0 suddenls | so piciuresquely depleted Laut pe marked improv aarl to thousands of our wh don't like anything historleal t fron the partot K ut neky Vise wi a positi pleased in apite of themselves, ted 1 most of it, b the Yaudell- roulated by rough t Judge Canirill, at Hrankto.:, | will 1 \ and, It oil go, and has already} knocked out the Louisville scl || , s to pay off the mortgage wii rd, holding that Louisvil n if hike a tillstone about the} 69,000 instead of 82.000 sev ifuule now i neck of th basbandman. It will be] culdren, as claimed, | anil comme spout ia the purghase of much need-Iiue ‘choo! faad $26,000, tai some ime ia Di IL. B. OGILVIE & CO, | os will lighten the bur-|Are Making a Kick Against! ing Lazer Colored Dress Goods... The clever dressers of Paducah since determined their preference for trading here, where find the greatest v. high class goods from which This year we Violating the The farmers thr zreater pains than ever 4 ‘ ; $1.00 : best for our patrons. wheat, will profit again by carrying |i46 themscives | ed Herman was a nagician Of the merchandise which the wheat bas] or suious hu marvelous skill, Hut his sleight-of-/ enabled the farmer to purchase. To! ic )itinw the vau hand performances weren't a circam- | the increased activity of the various | y ic cy «i stance to the magical skill and ease, MAnufacturing industries which su ne ply this demant ist b with which Blackourn brushes aside | Pit the ureatest boon of ail E puiecnind Fall Hosiery. | he latest fad. We} them for ladies and children. wid not Kill quail ¢ |quality in this department. farm until Novembre Our strongest lines are our ladies’ nters Jand children’s hose at 25 cents. We also think that we have the best 10-cent hose in Paducah, ever they g DSATURDAY'S DEBATE, We have just received a lot of Roman stripe and plaid percales. They are the very latest patterns out in these goods. valry | Both Speakers, According to Ke- my poris, Got tt Talaphone 17 eld Saturday ecial Bargain is ten pieces of white domet fiannel at FIVE CENTS PER YARD. OGILVIE confined to the ui | Wheeler seems to | SEARCH FOR FOSSILS. opponent was not for ontists to Wyo- ne style of the en ees! ee Natural Mise Reaulis on a Boy of an In- IN DECEMBER, and Yandell body gor while we sincerely | road—plays ‘The Star Spavg regeet th ich has fallen upon} Banner. t less favored countries, it is certainly! Following the grand review the] Places in the Owensboro Col- for us a for coincidence that] specialties come thick and fast. Miss lector’s Office. f our own harvests! Annie Oakley, expert shot, illustrates | i have been marked] ier dexterity in the use of fire arms Ww , us scarcity in the! Johnny Baker, the young American | "spondence of vuntries of the! marksman, does the The « ie xt PERSONAL. |CITIZENS’ be ‘SAVINGS anaries that the Uvited S'ates and] native sports and pastimes, Mexi- | aud it can be stated correspondent called to spects to the junior , and he was tion in Kentuc ties you are to kovck ou vember Y: ‘andell! (he czar's latest du And now the children need good SCHOOL SHOES. We make a specialty of School We can sell Shoes of all sizes and styles. you a good shoe for Better shoes at better prices. H. DEIL & SON 310)Broadway. Telephone No. 810. SSS ESTABLISHED 1864, Miss Mary f', E. Greif & Co. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. ....... ——Manufacturers and Dealers 1 Steam Engines, Goilers, House Fronts. Mill Machinery,’s‘c. 'NCORPORATED | The People’s Light Power and Railway te, {Will furnish you POWER AND LIGHT. Reaso ble Pric es. You ¢ Make Chicago New York VO Beh Gy WALL & SONS. AGENTS, If suffering from early indiscre ons or later excesses, power anc 296 Broadway, itality gone, we are just the par-] , . voking for. We have| Sapital and Surplus, a remedy which we guarantee to Jo prompt work and give perfect urday nights trom 7 to 8 satisfaction—a remedy very Pans in its action, and absolutely act Pai ima fianne harmless to the system. Results Interest Paid on Time Ueposii obtained in ten days. Lost OFFICERS. wanhood, lack of vitality and im-]Jas, A, Ruby my are things of the past when) W. F, Paxton t NO is so easily obtained. One] ®- Rupy a bottle; six bottles for $5 DIRECTORS Enclose $1 and receive U-NO by private delivery E *M same day, Address postoffice box] F. Kawierrer, 359, Cape Girardeau, Mo. A. Rupy, + Fisuen, at your address 0. O. Harr Dr. H. PARKER. AROHITECT, Gav: Gtaain Oftive Am,-German Nat. Bank | Resttence a 40 a $ : PADTICA? Open from 9 a, m, to 4 Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet Line. Owned and Operated by tb Tennessee and Ohio River Transpor+ tation Co, INCORPORATED, Sere, JOB FOWL weave Pad Padueab a Steamer Leaves Paduc ah » BR, Sort 1, B, Howell. 0.0.8 DENTIST Telephone 221.g, Offices, 427 Broadway Office Hours: 8a m. to 12 m.,2to5p.m. andatniga Malil.Efinger & Co Undertakers and embalmers, Aeatdence We 130 $ Third AS. ABNEY, ® = )SNTIST. 4ft BF OADWAY ela BROADWAY HOUSE. Hest hotel in the city Best accommodations, nicest rooms, MEALS 25¢-$1.00 PER DAY, Corner Broadway and Kighth street, MAYFIELD, K J. R. Hester, Pre G.R. DAMIS, AGENT FOR Fron! Rank and Triumph Furnaces. ¢ « him and get estimates f ¢ your residence, Tin, Slate and tron Roofer, 129 8, na 8. Thid | o rh 8. GANSTER, Solicitor of Pension Claims, | Veteran of four years in the war of 1861-65. Prosecutes claims before the Bureaa the war of Cla ence Dallam Atterney-at-Law ity Trust and 8. V. Co, ety, PapucaM 1 Hallway Co dvcah Wo ter Co, 4 “OR, W. C. EUBANKS, HOM(CKOPATHIST, Hroa wa: Tewphone 19 r Telephone 1 Mice Hout BO. 13, Te 1 RAY F. WILLIAMSON, M.D, Physician and Surgeon om Mice, No 419% Brontwas ‘A, ISBELL, M.D, Vhysician and Surgeon, He FOZ 12S Seventh St. i 38 Sixth ce Hours 7:30 to 9 & m., 1:80 to 8 n 7 A STEAM igh LAUNDRY '20 North Fourth St, New ‘Machina Good Work, “atisfaction Guaranteed, iF W. YOUNG & SON, DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Free delivery t all parts of the city, Cor. 7 hand Adams R, RuDY — ik Willa: Brinton B. Davis,tagyse gyn sic mn, Cheney &¢ are of Oiutmeats for Cat ry that Contain Me: vury, rp reury will surely deste pe the sense of Whole sy, interually J. Cheney & Co Druggtsts, price ha ily Ptalare wwe'osee, °°" )