The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, October 7, 1897, Page 2

$ “THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN, country sent to Cuba 187,999 sol. | countries. Right at the moment wheb | a B OGI LVI E diers, 91 cannon and a full supply of | our new tariff is actually making bus- ' ‘ Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet Line. WE PLACE munitions of war, It is no wonder] iness duli in Switzerland, comes the ki Owned aud Operated by th Published every afternoon, en0ept | nat one of the great parties in Spain| report that the Swiss are buying more & CO. 66 9 Tennessee and Ohio River Transpor+ Sunday, by is in favor of ending the war by di-|of our bicycles, of our canned meats | C u Ss oe sete ates — _ [put down as a fact that the people of J MONDAY COTOBER 4 Smcmameeptanssen| Tax “Bogie” wil dels 0. -|fopciga counties buy mer tet c4] Colored Dress Took Up, / ' Vice Pussies | sinuations about Capt. Farley, but is! uy he test and the cheapest, and Goods... AT 8 O'CLOCK. WER EAMES LL AEMEABENEH tog cowardly 10 make specific state-| nowhere else, ri : FM, Pisver,J-R-Smith, R.W.Clements, J. }ments. Capt. Farley is not afraid jae | The clever dressers of Paducah And now the children need good SCHOOL Sevansviile and Paduca Buckets (Dally €x08 Keeeac Mine LS of, and does not object to, a critical] Tre sound money Democrats have long since determined their SHOES. We make a specialty of School Stn JOR PUNE Ang SCR 8, HOPKIN We give you exact quantities of these goods. After these are gone Wit civexpectal attention wo ats Jocal nay-ofticial. None but a blackmailer| position similar to the America col they always find the greatest vari- Steamer ‘D) we, thay cannot be bad at the price. Be tee peceral news, {deals in cowardly insinuations, and |onies, as to the political emoluments /ety of high class goods from which you a good shoe for Loaves Paducah a) 8 in. BAL vasa S0sinet : such the ‘Register’ 1s showing itselfof the county—taxation wituout |to make a selection, This year we 2365 yards 30-inch extra heavy cot- — to be in its attitude towards Capt. |representation. ‘They can vote all | have taken greater pains than ever ton flannels in remnants of from THE WEEKLY SUN ; ts trons. eer ~4hree to nine yards, to be sold iv sisaa ht dik een Farley. right enough, but when it comes to to secure the best for our patrons. rete 8 The new fall styles are superla- a fall pieces atde per yard. This 1 way and ev = —= i flannel is worth 8!;¢ a yard. As ng, ite, readete Rose Tur rape of the Populist plat tively beautiful, and the ladies are will perm | 1,B, Howell. D,D,$ DENTIST holding office, they re nothi while it will rs and renegades.’’ By every THE DAILY SUM examination of his record as a public | the Populists in this county oceupy al preference for trading here, where : SHOWS all dees and ityles, We can aati : Pesce i a ae ttle cou 25 patterns of Smyrna rugs, for doors, long as they last they are Vorthe do:/form by the Democrats in| ; . i 2 ri H peels ey are yours at nal Hepudli-| 4g won't be marker to | MC&DS Possible the Democratic « already in love with them and fast Better shoes at better prices. ‘ ee — i ie ranization caters to the votes of the | picking out their preferences. Sup Telephone 221.4, Offices, 427 Broadway 4500 yards of good weight, light and the wholesale theft that will be perpe- |” d pick out medium light colored than CORRESPONDENCE, fi sound money Democrats and the pose you come in and pick ou q i : ot, the } trated in 1900 by the Democrats if eect suitable for children's Populists, but they w the line yours? Office Hours: i dres: psse: , they keep abreast of the times as in- x A fe resses and night dresses, worth y P very closely when it comes to makin, ‘ m, to 12 ats 74e a yard, for 5c a yard. dicated by Prominent Populist dead aoe eee eee kim uh £0 ote tm S00 0. ems had Seana [se rove Desert pum someone. tal kes st] egy sio1Brosawos. $/Matil.Efinger & CO A dress stock complete in all its] _ Sates of advertising will be made known os his actions by a Popalistic weather) ora of certain ities waa Fall Hosiery Telephone No, 810. . £ details is offered you here. It makes| 2) * n——meen| FRG GtvBRDASKIOM, arid rn") worked for all it was worth, and that | 2 Undertakers and embalmers, no difference bow exacting your taste] oneey Sliidard lock, 11 Nort Fourth |tment ownership of railroads, tele-}i1 ya, in reality made the issue in| Plaid hose are the latest fad. We| _LMAAAA AAA SAAD AD AD a ad aiienerWletkane wo 180 8 Third is, or how smail the amount you|**°t graphs and telephones will be @ few] ist irimary, although now t I them for ladies and children. = ” © ISADLING 7 want to spend, you can be satistied 4 om of the stealings of 1900 when the a ee ss coed bite be . ‘'PSTABLISHED 1864 “| ’ ®) q here. ; Daily, per annum.....+++++8 4.50] yee : : same leaders say the money qu » a large line of school hose.) L.5 1/ lS 04, oO Oo: Thirty-six-inch stricthy’all-wool nove| Daily, Six months...++. +++ 2.25 latform ovmes to be made. has nothing to do with it, After the| Nothing that is not the correct] @ me ' bs 4 i Daily, One month,...++++++ de ee . »-| recent judicial distriet primar H ity in this department. | a se See all the latest color] 1.4) per Wook..csss+sss 10 conte Nive years ago the world’s pro-|Tecent i : ae y "| quality se oy : idee Py . * ipa T j a _ combinat Firs, for 250 a yard. Wensly, per annum ia ad: Inction of cane sugar was larger than |it was evident that Mr. Taylor, the] Our strongest lines are our ladies’ | laa ; bs ae eerie, l-wool and silk-and-| " vance cesee 1,00] that of beet sugar, but for 1897 the| Populist, had been nominated, the }and children’s hose at 25 cents, | al 7 1 ) 1 Nt ccgreh mixtures, for 49¢ a} s ovimen copies tre estimate is 4,773,000 tons of beet| Democratic leaders, were very open] We also think that we have the GENERA L INSURAN ( K ane KFOADWAY Filty-twolnch fine finished 1ndice’ | tDT_Ti—_——____c | sigat and 2,432,000 tons of cane su-|in their statements as to what they best 10-cent hose in Paducah, | a ‘ cloth, in all the stylish colors, for] —PHURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1897. |z8t- To get our share of that enor-| Would do if’ Populist got the not | A ENTS BROAD WAY HOUSE 50c a en 1 = | mous business and to manufacture in| MAted, although the Democratic com-} We have just received a lot| J ee a A IE Best hotel in the city 3 Fifty-inch fine twilled back, light- nt this country the sugar that we now| mittee had particularly invited all the] 4¢ Roman stripe and plaid percale Best accommodations, nicest rooms, eight broadcloth, mak stylis ' ‘ , 8 > j ee ee pare Talephone 174. te PADTIC 3 t ; ees evista dees, 1047 Oho7e REPUBLICAN TICKET. pay $100,000,000 for to foreign na-|Populists to come into the primary) They are the very latest patterns | peed vewraer Saeneee ail A yord. ae tions is the object of the sugar sched-| #04 to take part, One member Of/ out in these goods. | 3: Rete BR Filly - two-inch Eng ule of the Dingley tariff. In ten|the Democratic committee went | - — etal bp i ee years that tariff law if allowed to sg as to me iy ve ha Jie, ‘ A Special Bargain is ten pieces G. R. DAMIS, $1.25 9 yard pued stand will build up a sugar industry ee was declared nominate’. | of white domet flannel at AGENT VOR 125 a yard, caiaiee’ tlt » the trade| Even before the results known aisetie i nd | in this country that will take the trade| vee " pi ; FIVE CENTS PER YARD. out of the hands of the trusts aud |the Dew ere Z | ron an give the people suger at what it is ac. |S me one with whom to defeat Ps tually worth jeven going s © approach (he % ? ‘ eee cette ee ila Oa Cleat and trtump Tux workingmen of this city and |indepeudent Republican to wake the »D. _— this state are greatly interested in the| race, ‘That is the position cl ae | -Furnaces. Sas coming election. A Democratic vie~| money Democrats ant Populi & CO. Call ov bim and get estimates Coutet Appeals, sastes c. | tory in Kentucky this fall means the! cupy. ‘They have no part ia Demo Poi Ad 2 RE SE or heating your residence, sgomn County infusion of new life into the cause of |eracy exvept tov As lon j Tin, Slate and tron Roo A Represeniatiye, free silver, and means a continuation | they vote the Democratic tek y REMEMBER 129 8. Thid Bt. Sat pi Ruane of the agitation which has unsettlea| are all riz t live is i 1 caare | ae SPECIAL SALE OF RUGS pee business for the past two or three! an unpardonable offens ry Manthatarets tal Dest : | ] § GANSTER JOUN C FARLEY years, The silver democracy is de- i § A | i : 1 Ue ] E52) Ho hota, ae Ay Rey WILCON : 4 apolar PRADE EDITION. { a IN CARPET DEPARTM mre ILL CRED, termined to force upon the people a) NS : i\ ‘Steam En mes Boilers House Fronts. | Solicitor of Pension Claims, Whed we say special we. mean the torney, J. HARDIN FORD. cheaper money. They would intro-| We bave in ation the issu- 5 5 is | Veteran ot tous Saaey tx te ; best goods for less than usual prices. aa duce the monetary conditions in this | ig 44 the near f fa Prade Edis * Mill Machinery, etc Sarena: | Aaland aad, If you need a rug these prices and country that are blighting the work- | tion of the Suw « 00 copies DAY, INCORPORATED VADUCAHL,KY | erosecutes claims before the Bureas goods will interest you: ingmen of Mexico, The.e alleged |‘ be issued in connection with our j | of Pensions, dressers, etc., at 3B rugs for doors,} 3X14" friends of the laboring people care | ##Biversary edition October twelfth. T ’ a ; nothing for the people; they are] We wish to make this issue a thor. Q t ae roe page Aber muh District, LOAN HROWN cies Pere iriecices | Guiglaed oompraliedaive siatilioaliiee |\ | dressers, etc., at 50c. Bighth Districu SHEEHY BRADSHAW, — | Simply a lot of worn out politicianszor | CUS * prel 3 | « \ i ¥ ’ i 50 patterns of Smyrna rugs for doors, constables. ambitious demagogues who will be| View of the year's volume of trade iv . , Ne | i 25 patterns of Smyrna rugs for doors, | Seventh District, ANDERSON MILLER. Toot into office, ‘The majority of {Cali among the cities of the ‘*tirs November second, larence Dallam Eighth District, AWFER BY PEK products when the currency is cl wuts, | cial inte in dressers, etc., at $1.00, —- so ane or ‘ class.’’ Our city had ¢ Will furnish you 25 patterns of Smyrna rugs, splendid City. savant stage Ss a gpa PRE ee et sii eel ong k Sa a , oa Yormerty of quality, 24x50 inches,.at $1.00. Mayor. PARLEY close up our American mills and op i tap a | I P( yW K R \ N D | Iti lI | BURNETT & DALLAM, Paduean, Ky. 25 patterns of Smyrna rugs, a little) «iy M J. A. JAMES eu the mills of Europe. Knowing weil ( a . : better quality, 24x50 inches, at] gihiis' Cs AO BESSLEY © |ehat wages do not advance as fast as] Aud in moection we would YOY CO Reasoble Prices | Attorney-at-La $1.48, Councilmen ».| be pleased if t ferent tr : | louisville Trust Building,’ 7 erns 3S ys, a Mirst Ward A an J TO eek oe BEYENS S088; G000) - Hie Wert RE anu Uo, |e, they yet pretend that cheap money ~ ___yaivfes, 26x60 inches, at $1.48. | , pend Ws : On leslie Ab hdd amas: Dele vs Oe S £60 patterns of Smyrna rugs, cheap ernie Ward WM. BORNEMANN ando. »,| Will belp the laboring people. The ; a hey way e ' DORIAN Ss | ? " at $2.50, 30x60 inches, at $1.98.|*Fourm ‘Ward, 7. P. CARTER and rrp |duty of the laboring people is to give | “us canvassed how prcparaiory to | You ¢ “AER t 50 patterns of Smyrna rugs, fluest | FAVKMvard, cuits LetweL axa sacon | free silver a defeat in Kentucky this /Desinniog (he real work of gv FI NE | LER & * le spay eeleeeo a $2.48, | IEEE 4G. M. OERLSCHLAEGER and |fall. Acdefeat here would be almost | Ot the edition. This edition will be Make ; ‘ ns of Moquette rugs, 303 ; $ t s E f Ht eed 82 ey le fs J.T, QUA sehoet iraitees a death blow to the free coinage of ¥ indled aud distributec t ROCAI N G | 7 a : patterns of Moquette rugs, 86x72] First Ward, A. B. HANI i silver. | dicate press, which be a pew | ‘ i inches at $3 48. Third Wark, WoA LAWREN b. —_—_— feature in Paducah journalism, aud CHAI RS Rsk S e SAG 100 patterns of Smyrna rugs, regu-} Pyare Ward 6, DAN DSON Dess made a speech ut the recent | insures a large and judicious cireuly= ; x dy PaDUCAM Paducah Street Ratiway C Paducah Water Co.) Oo r National Bank “t OR, W. C. EUBANKS, _ $2.98. ba ; nn !must have startled its hearers, It/and full information of this etition GOING LEFT HOMKOPATHIST, 50 patterns of Smyrna rugs, regular ANNOUNCEMENT. was certainly a surprise to its read- | can yet same by calling at this oilive. Doe 8 Hronimay. Twin les g adver inches, Sizth Ward, F. J. MEYERS. labor convention in Chicago which tion YOU ARE} ular price $3.50, 36s 72 inches, at $3 50, rice $4.50, ee ers. ‘*Strikes don’t pay,’ said —_——— Hours 8901 8, F 150 patterns of Brussels rugs, made of remnants, fringed, at 9c Commonwealth's Attor: ey. Debs. ‘All surikes are lost. They) WHO AKE THE TRALTORS? hate ad RA abeaie MA Eat Jute rugs, in s om 18x36 inches] {etal alstriet comy m Facksn and | loving ol When cavitallete| : nae fee ts arsiall coun ember election, ying classes, hen capitalists | poses as the ‘‘ouly Democratic paper to OUR CUS. to 12x12 feet, at prices unheard-of ba fend of ; a ! We souly ie ke Physician and pete —mnernennenneenemeeeennmmmneene | get ready for a strike they provoke in Paduc I which refuses to TOMERS. Wat be expected from a tick. |it, knowing well their cause is won publish the Dew yeratic ticket, ever Surgeon et whose leader bolted a nomination | before the conflict begins. The vari-| after the contract made w 1 A om 0 1 y of hig own party? ous labor unions of this country have | dilates who put their announcement Co. to us for 1 bargains in ’ ttodp. m . | Ottice, No 419! Broadway = all they can do to take care of their/ cards in tha’ paper, i aki nde@ ty at an|bave I seen a strike which bad the) who were in charg f the Demo , Fine Shoes and A new deal in the more than likely be C. A, ISBELL, M.f i early date, aud for the benetit of the! sympathy of the public, and even of | party's affair As the “Register” | — } Vi vat ; | city part of the employing class, as the|is determived to judge a Cheap Shoes. ’ Fhyslcian aan: Subgenm: | ee miners’ strike did, and yet when an| democracy by the way he voted in — i siege cial “Residence 7485 Sixtn | A town in nd reports 1172 appeal was made for financial sid/ 1895, and considers as De ¢ Mice Hours 7:80 to 9 a. m., 1:80 to p. m., 6 to 8 p. m. canieinnmieamecnteaiaalegetiadiiaaiaa Chicago New York ‘e ° Send nine tw tanps for Monarch Piaying Cards, kccgular 50 cards, ““\IOHN J. .DORIAN, cuses of typhoid fever and 46 deaths |jesg than 7¢ per striking miner was! only those who supported the mar within the past few weeks, The yel-|received."” ‘This talk is sensible and | ayer of that paper and the rest of the 205 Broadway. low fever of the South is hardly mak-| coming from Debs will have a great!A, P. A, ticket two years ago, it ‘A successful millinery opening of | '98 that record weight with the people who engage ia) would Ue weil for that er to | “HOGAN'S ALLEY” ladies’ hais will be followed by a spe- | Re “i strikes. The great public wants to| public kaow who these traitors are, 3 cial opening of » Laug exercised the right to bolt so fair play; St wants to see every! It is current GHILOREN'S HEADWEAR, |‘ Se a ae Jobnso: at democrats | | hence atdemocrats/ oi, all it can to settle the great| ticket did not yote for the A. P reported th Was Hugely Enjoyed Last Night.— eara living wages; and it will’ six six of the 1 at Democrati an he imt Com Back 151 and 15v4 at $165,807,566, and | deal of anxiety to get the goods iu *Tuenspay anp Frupay, | ‘ | have no right to bolt his own nomina- *Ocronen 7 AND 8, aare el A ith ee anne oe Habor question; but strikes with all) ticket and it is well kuown that four] For three bours the audience at Vere veer yy When we will display all that is new-| of which they intend to} 1 oi attendant horrors have obscur-|or five hundred Democrats repudie| Morton's opera house way entertained f: f est and most desirable for misses, | °°" paar Jed the real questions at issue avd ated the ticket, Give the names of] lst evening ly Wwe seeues in Ho. iV t : children snd infants, We have gio! tux movement of gold to Ameri-| have greatly lessened the sympathy | these traitors, the people would like 10/34 the vast Urong seemed to leave AGENTS. TS Ne ta hie seaaad, and fasite’ all anthass o| can shores is likely to be « deluge of | of the people with the strikers know who they are, he house reluctantly when the cure] === = = — Se —= |New M si ee Fourth st, igs rect our offerings, the yellow metal before the comin ———===_—— | There is no question but that the} tain fell ou che last act : ’ achiner: 2 Sens Pate Pip aesiaaes lie Heiney Covsvi Rivorty, at Geneva, Switz | reason the “Register” does not car-| ‘Lhe company preseuted one of the L. WILLEA, |CITIZENS Gooa Work are rushing up their gold to “ery the Democr icket at its mi sie x A IN Satisfaction G 4 e | partment, says that during the fire liek t the determication | Hogan's Alley’ 9 without ploc n Guaranteed, | American farmers, ' . by jof the manag pport pe MAN) has enough other good things without GLAZING AND HARDWOOD FUNisnEn| B 2 219 BROADWAY 2 \ iderable revi i i , ' 215 y y 2 | pe cati A RSI, considerable revival of exportations| wig yoted n two years ago. Jone, ‘Tbe production is replete with Telephone 177, 226 Broadway, Pad 1 200. erence | Tux Labor Bureau at Washington |to the United States, especially iv pretty, caicliy music, the Jatest and gest tence ae 4.6 81 ‘ _ 26 Broadway, Par Ky WILL RECOVER, | estimates the cost of strikes between | wate ‘ san f DN’). nd funuiest sougs and jokes, anc | stimates the cost o 8 be watches, In June there was a great 3 COMMENT. and funni es, and Yani bigey 8 NEWS AND COMMENT tho oleverest poonle imaginable, The] === ~ -——--— | Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00 ) girly are all pretty, are tine dancers HARDLY LEAD CU LET The Bulkt Did Not Badly Hurt the number of persons thrown out of} pefore the tariff bill went into effect. Odie, | 1 : a a? ( Thi Forty-eight deaths are recorded as}and good singers. “Taylor Springfleld Mem tuyeré tnette [OPED from 9a. m. tos p.m. On Sa i he Pad jowe Avni mM STA “i This,}At present, however, the manufact-| jocurring in Lexington during Sep-| Korcher, the musical team, is ‘i for Rese~targensen ‘i urday nights from | DEALER IN Feank Odie, the Paducah darkey| au much more, is what it has cost/urers are not satisfied with the out-| ¢ wy e white aud ssh Craudall, as the Dute ar Jules, a chemist, and Ed N ember, Twenty-two were white aud | ola , be nN aC on boare - - P z i ie vard Jerry, a surveyor of Springfleld ij j siot hy a Mound City wanon boat {io aru that strikes ate a failure, Hook; export to this country are not| twenty-six color co unsurpassed, while Campbell] "dro 4 amvor of sprinete! |Imterast Paid on Time Deposits Staple and Fancy Grocerle @ Phillips Monday, 1s getting better a = al (sb ae A a qfaad Caullield, as the two Irishmen, | ys ion ag a according to the Cairo paper, aud his] ‘Tus Sux bas pot deserted Capt, [OMY falling off, but basins in gens) Mt. Sterling's anol baa mad ay Had Ce in a eoutlnual roar, ” | CY sree, thes coat leaden bullet ans opened Canned Goods of All Kinds, eral i TI ed vel d t lor a waterworks plan Keep whe ende them supe oO he 8 head condition is not serious, Farley. The Sex is not only for|&t#! is dull, There has been a very} Contra by | ho bit of the evening, however, | ‘enketed builete used In the Kra Jas. A. Rupy President | tree de we , Rot only for] ve increase ta the number of bicy-| The little city Is getting quite s move} ‘The hip of the evening, however, | iscketed bullets used in the Kragwor: |W.y, Paxton Cashier | “1° “elivery to all parte of the city, NO MORE GARLIC Farley, but for the whole ticket,| °° ° "Jon herself in recent months, was made by‘ bidd nks’’ and son rifle, Lead has been found w | R,’Ropy ‘Kult Ouatie Cor’ 7th and Adame ee p to bottom—city, county {es imported from the United state: B Saahésnen, the voresin | 0008 DOE the two y the L of the rifle, and the aad 0 boltor r + col pin endersou, the veteran . steel bullets eventually te e bi 201 3. ‘The Hamberger Steak Man Mad ate, And while we ure sup.{284 some American makes have taken | editor, aud family, after many years] Vue OF whol plays ths lame se F eM hear pg DIBROTORS: + Move, | jotting Farley, we do not think ix{*##0g hold there, An increase Iu fof rosidence in Henderson, are pree] PMeit Sluglogs “ating Ml WOMey) cies and Jerry procured some of the ee the importation of United States | paring to move to Philadelpt 7 “"| «mokeless powder used by the govern: | F. KAMLEITRR, W. F. Paxton 1 paring i coe Marshal Collins last night issued | necessary to descend to personalities ‘ “ peatedly encored orders to King Russell, the ham-| and low insinuations regarding mem- |°#2Med meats is also noted. Que of} Sister Mary Washburne, a | fle, and | Geo, O, Harr, EB, PARLE At R. Ruby. nd a KragsJorgenson mull | y went to Union City} have Poe comps ent ide numerous experi berger steak pene eatars $e OO ne the eee caalin tithes the interesting features of the repo | fa! Owensboro girl we to , he veil] at noon and will return and give @| a distance of 80 yards they shot a bole vs dh SERRE GE his stand some where else and let the is that announcing the importetic a few years ago, died yester Jay in} saurday matinee and evening per-| han le, and also through i auie |i 8 ths cl ont ‘ . ; 4 . gh habitues of Fourth and Broadway bd F retto Academy at Suuta Fe, N. MT formance. Eran. Lee itt eau cies ce call Brinton B. Davis, Some idea of what the Cuban war | 2000 boxes of California dried fruit n | the Columbus bas a new industry veroment their process, The and the ntrous of 2 :/on’s opera Riese bares: The steak man| "as cost Spain can be gotten from the] And yet we are told by the fre:| oop tactory. It is now in its infaney Noel Gaiues’ stock aud wagon barn] coated leaden bullets would cost the ARCHITECT, woeas a result conspicuous by bis| fact that iu eighteen months, begin-|traders that we must buy foreign] working three hands, and is a branch} at Frankfort, was destroyed hy fire pound !ees Dk abseuce last vight. ‘ j ving with November, 1895, that!goods if we would sell to foreign | of a large Tennessee favluiy. Puesday night, Offive Am,-Germap Nat. Ban. Hails really Pula eae ue tant bottle y 4